All Who Are Thirsty Robin Mark
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All who are thirsty
All who are weak
Come to the fountain
Dip your heart in the stream of life
Let the pain and the sorrow
Be washed away
In the waves of His mercy
As deep cries out to deep
(We sing)
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
All who are thirsty
All who are weak
Come to the fountain
Dip your heart in the stream of life
Let the pain and the sorrow
Be washed away
In the waves of His mercy
As deep cries out to deep
(We sing)
Come Lord Jesus come (won't You come my Lord)
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus (Jesus) come
Come Lord Jesus come
All who are weak
Come to the fountain
Dip your heart in the stream of life
Let the pain and the sorrow
Be washed away
In the waves of His mercy
As deep cries out to deep
(We sing)
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus come
All who are thirsty
All who are weak
Come to the fountain
Dip your heart in the stream of life
Let the pain and the sorrow
Be washed away
In the waves of His mercy
As deep cries out to deep
(We sing)
Come Lord Jesus come (won't You come my Lord)
Come Lord Jesus come
Come Lord Jesus (Jesus) come
Come Lord Jesus come
“All Who Are Thirsty” by Robin Mark is a contemporary worship song released in 1994. #Worship. It invites those longing for spiritual fulfillment to come and drink from the living water of Jesus. The lyrics emphasize themes of hope, renewal, and divine grace. Musically, it features a blend of folk and praise elements, fostering a communal worship experience. Its impact is notable in church services, often used to inspire and uplift congregations.
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