| Song | I Am Weary Of Straying |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
| Publisher / Copyrights | |
| Key | |
| Tags | I Am Weary Of Straying |
| Theme(s) | Aspirations |
| Scripture Reference(s) | |
| CCLI Song No |
I Am Weary Of Straying; O Fain Would I Rest,
In That Far Distant Land Of The Pure And The Blest;
Where Sin Can No Longer Her Blandishment Spread,
And Tears And Temptations For Ever Are Fled.
I Am Weary Of Hoping, Where Hope Is Untrue,
As Fair But As Fleeting, As Morning’s Bright Dew;
I Long For The Land Whose Blest Promise Alone
Is As Changeless And Sure As Eternity’s Throne.
I Am Weary Of Sighing O’er Sorrows Of Earth,
O’er Joy’s Glowing Visions, That Fade At Their Birth,
O’er Pangs Of The Loved, Which We Can Not Assuage,
O’er The Blightings Of Youth, And The Weakness Of Age.
I Am Weary Of Loving What Passes Away
The Sweetest And Dearest, Alas, May Not Stay!
I Long For That Land Where Those Partings Are O’er,
And Death And The Tomb Can Divide Hearts No More.
I Am Weary, My Saviour, Of Grieving Thy Love;
O! When Shall I Rest In Thy Presence Above;
I Am Weary But O! Let Me Never Repine,
While Thy Word, And Thy Love, And Thy Promise Are Mine.
