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                  | Come, ye thankful
                    people, come |  |  
              
                | Tune: | St George's Windsor |  |  
                | Metre: | 7777 D |  |    Come,
            ye thankful people, come Raise
            the song of harvest-home: All
            is safely gathered in Ere
            the winter storms begin; God,
            our maker, doth provide For
            our wants to be supplied: Come
            to God’s own temple, come Raise
            the song of harvest-home. 
             
             All
            this world is God’s own field, Fruit
            unto his praise to yield; Wheat
            and tares together sown, Unto
            joy or sorrow grown; First
            the blade and then the ear, Then
            the full corn shall appear: Lord
            of harvest, grant that we Wholesome
            grain and pure may be. 
             
             For
            the Lord our God shall come, And
            shall take his harvest home; From
            his field shall in that day All
            offences purge away; Give
            his angels charge at last In
            the fire the tares to cast; But
            the fruitful ears to store In
            his garner evermore. 
             
             Even
            so, Lord, quickly come; Bring
            thy final harvest home: Gather
            thou thy people in, Free
            from sorrow, free from sin; There,
            for ever purified, In
            thy garner to abide: Come,
            with all thine angels come, Raise
            the glorious harvest-home! 
             
             
            
             
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