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Come, weary pilgrims, come
Staff Notation • Sacred, Hymns
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Come, weary pilgrims, come by Ferris Tozer — Lyrics
Come, weary pilgrims, come,
Why do ye fainting roam?
Eat of the Bread Divine,
Drink of the precious Wine,
Know ye this Feast is Mine,
O come then all and live.
Thou who dost all things know,
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About Come, weary pilgrims, come
Ferris Tozer’s Come, weary pilgrims, come opens with a warm, inviting texture in SATB, setting words that speak of spiritual nourishment. The music gently unfolds, echoing the lyrical invitation to partake in the Bread and Wine of the divine Feast. The text, a hymn of comfort and redemption, continues to explore themes of divine grace and the promise of eternal rest, seeking solace and acceptance through faith. Tozer’s setting reflects the devotional spirit of the lyrics, offering a piece that is both comforting and spiritually uplifting for any choir.
