Open Thy Merciful Arms
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Open Thy Merciful Arms
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One of Thy children is coming home open Thy merciful arms
One of Thy children's too tired to roam open Thy merciful arms
Send out a shepherd open the gate
Jesus has called and his sheep must not wait
Oh what a joy to be travelling home open Thy merciful arms
Though we may travel the valley of death
Jesus will save us from harm
Though we be weary we soon will rest open Thy merciful arms
Do not be fearful last teepee late
Jesus has called and his sheep must not wait
Oh what a joy to be travelling home open Thy merciful arms
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Eddy Arnold performs "Open Thy Merciful Arms", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddy Arnold catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All That Keeps Ya Goin' = and An Angel Sleeps Beside Me Every Night with a short reason for opening each page next.
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