Hexatonic, mode 3 A (I II III -- V VI VII)

[Music]

Jerusalem, my happy home,

Oh how I long for thee!

When shall my sorrows have an end,

Thy joys when shall I see.

Home, sweet home, my long-sought home,

My home in heav'n above.

Thy walls are all of precious stone,

Most glorious to behold;

Thy gates are richly set with pearl,

Thy streets are paved with gold.

Thy garden and thy pleasing green

My study long have been;

Such sparkling light by human sight

Has never yet been seen.

The _Christian Harmony_ credits the song to William Bobo, Union, S. C.

The words are credited, in the _Primitive Baptist Hymn and Tune Book_,

No. 453, to Cowper.

No. 222

BEAUTIFUL HOME SWEET HOME

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