Text: | ‘Twas You Who Invited Me Here |
Author: | Mrs. C. K. Butcher |
Tune: | [When I enter that beautiful city] |
Composer: | Harold Amadeus Miller |
1 When I enter that beautiful city,
Far removed from earth’s sorrow and care,
I want to hear somebody saying,
“It was you who invited me here.”
Refrain:
Oh, ‘twas you who invited me here!
‘Twas you who invited me here!
It will thrill me to hear someone saying,
“’Twas you who invited me here!”
2 When the arches of heaven are ringing,
With their music so sweet and so clear,
I want to hear somebody saying,
“It was you who invited me here.” [Refrain]
3 When I bow in those mansions eternal,
And the saved of the nations appear,
I want to heave somebody tell me
“It was you who invited me here.” [Refrain]
4 Then along thru’ the highways and byways,
I will seek for the lost who are there;
So I’ll hear, like sweet music from others,
“It was you who invited me here.” [Refrain]
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First Line: | When I enter that beautiful city |
Title: | ‘Twas You Who Invited Me Here |
Author: | Mrs. C. K. Butcher |
Refrain First Line: | Oh, 'twas you who invited me here! |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1944 |
Topic: | Song of Experience |
Copyright: | 1925, by Harold A. Miller |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [When I enter that beautiful city] |
Composer: | Harold Amadeus Miller |
Copyright: | 1925, by Harold A. Miller |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |
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