I Come To Thee Once More My God
Staff & Solfa Notation • Hymns, Prayer, Lenten Hymns
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I Come To Thee Once More My God by Ike Al. Eseka — Lyrics
About I Come To Thee Once More My God
"I Come To Thee Once More My God" is a gentle, deeply personal hymn of return. The words speak of a soul that has wandered the world looking for a home, chasing temporary comforts and empty riches, only to realize that true rest is found nowhere else but in God. It is the kind of piece that quiets a congregation, drawing everyone into a moment of honest reflection.
We often pull this hymn out during Lent, or for moments of quiet prayer and adoration. The four verses build a sincere progression of surrender, moving from the weariness of roaming to a final, hopeful plea for God’s transforming grace. Singing it in four-part harmony gives the choir a chance to blend softly, letting the plain truth of the text carry the weight of the music.