| Song | Art Thou Weary Art Thou Languid |
| Album | Hymns For Lent |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | St. Stephen of Mar Sabas |
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| Tags | Art Thou Weary Art Thou Languid |
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Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid,
Are You Sore Distressed?
“Come To Me,” Says One, “And, Coming,
Be At Rest.”
Has He Marks To Lead Me To Him,
If He Be My Guide?
“In His Feet And Hands Are Wound-Prints,
And His Side.”
Is There Diadem, As Monarch,
That His Brow Adorns?
“Yes, A Crown, In Very Surety,
But Of Thorns.”
If I Find Him, If I Follow,
What His Promise Here?
“Many A Sorrow, Many A Labour,
Many A Tear.”
If I Still Hold Closely To Him,
What Has He At Last?
“Sorrow Vanquished, Labour Ended,
Jordan Passed.”
If I Ask Him To Receive Me,
Will He Say Me Nay?
“Not Till Earth And Not Till Heaven
Pass Away.”
Finding, Following, Keeping, Struggling,
Is He Sure To Bless?
“Saints, Apostles, Prophets, Martyrs
Answer Yes.”
