I can tar­ry

"I can tar­ry" appears in 2 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

“I can tar­ry”· 2 hymns found
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I’m a pil­grim, and I’m a strang­er,
I need not an abid­ing ci­ty,

I can tar­ry

Do not de­tain me, for I am go­ing
My heart, my trea­sure, are in Heav­en,

I’m a Pilgrim (Shindler)

lyricist: Mary Shindler, 1841
Composer: Italian air
Hymn 1

...I’m a pil­grim, and I’m a strang­er,

I can tar­ry, I can tarry but a night;

Do not de­tain me, for I am go­ing...

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I’m a pil­grim, and I’m a strang­er,

I can tar­ry, I can tarry but a night;

Do not de­tain me, for I am go­ing

I’m a Pilgrim (Shindler)

More Than These

lyricist: Ina Ogdon, 1914
Composer: Bentley Ackley
Hymn 2

...I need not an abid­ing ci­ty,

For I can tar­ry but a night;

My heart, my trea­sure, are in Heav­en,...

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I need not an abid­ing ci­ty,

For I can tar­ry but a night;

My heart, my trea­sure, are in Heav­en,

More Than These

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