I am wea­ry

The phrase "I am wea­ry" resonates through 4 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

“I am wea­ry”· 4 hymns found
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There is my trea­sure, there shall I be;
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I am trust­ing, Lord, in Thee.
Let me lean upon Thy breast;

I am wea­ry

Savior, be near me,
One of God’s great pil­grim band;
But sal­va­tion I shall see.
And I come to Thee for rest.

Beautiful Mansions

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1867
Composer: William Bradbury
Hymn 1

...There is my trea­sure, there shall I be;

Lord I am wea­ry, lead me to Thee.

Savior, be near me,...

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There is my trea­sure, there shall I be;

Lord I am wea­ry, lead me to Thee.

Savior, be near me,

Beautiful Mansions

In the Sweet Sometime of Heaven

lyricist: May Justus, 1919
Composer: Henry Sherbert
Hymn 2

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Of this earth-land I am wea­ry,

One of God’s great pil­grim band;...

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Of this earth-land I am wea­ry,

One of God’s great pil­grim band;

In the Sweet Sometime of Heaven

Trusting Thee

lyricist: Mary Wyeth, 1877
Composer: James Murray
Hymn 3

...I am trust­ing, Lord, in Thee.

I am wea­ry, far from land,

But sal­va­tion I shall see....

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I am trust­ing, Lord, in Thee.

I am wea­ry, far from land,

But sal­va­tion I shall see.

Trusting Thee

Hide Me (Bowyer)

lyricist: Carrie Bowyer, 1908
Composer: S. D. Goodale
Hymn 4

...Let me lean upon Thy breast;

I am wea­ry, hea­vy la­den,

And I come to Thee for rest....

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Let me lean upon Thy breast;

I am wea­ry, hea­vy la­den,

And I come to Thee for rest.

Hide Me (Bowyer)

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