53. Patience

1 My feet are so weary with the march
Over the steep hillside;
O city of God! I fain would see
Thy peaceful water glide.
O city of God! I fain would see
Thy peaceful waters glide.

2 My hands are so weary toiling on
For perishable meat;
O city of God! I fain would reach
Thy glorious mercy-seat!
O city of God! I fain would reach
Thy glorious mercy-seat!

3 Have patience, poor heart, His feet were torn,
His hands were weary too;
His garments were stained and travel-worn,
His head wet with the dew.
His garments were stained and travel-worn,
His head wet with the dew.

4 So love thou the path thy Saviour trod,
And patient wait thy rest;
The city of God thou soon shalt see,
Home of the loved and blest.
The city of God thou soon shalt see,
Home of the loved and blest.

Text Information
First Line: My feet are so weary with the march
Title: Patience
Alterer: F. A. B.
Author: Anonymous
Language: English
Publication Date: 1897
Copyright: Used by per. of W. E. Penn
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [My feet are so weary with the march]
Composer: F. A. Blackmer
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Used by per. of W. E. Penn
Notes: Now Public Domain



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