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T:Come All You Worthy Christian Men
B:One Hundred English Folksongs, Ed C Sharp, ISBN 0-486-23192-5
Z:Cecil Sharp
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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L:1/8
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w:Come_ all you worth-y_ Chris-tian men,_ That_ dwell up-on_ this land
 (EF) |G2 G2 A2 (GA) |B3 c (BA) (GA) |B3 G (AG) E2 | E4 z2
w:Don't_ spend your time in_ ri-ot-ing:_ Re-* mem-ber you're_ but man
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w:Be_ watch-ful for your lat-* ter end Be_ read-y when you're_ called
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w:There are ma-ny chang-es_ in this world;_ Some_ rise while oth-* ers fall
W:Come all you worthy Christian men,
W:That dwell upon this land,
W:Don't spend your time in rioting:
W:Remember you are but man.
W:Be watchful for your latter end;
W:Be ready when you're call'd.
W:There are many changes in this world;
W:Some rise while others fall.
W:
W:Now Job he was a patient man,
W:The richest in the East;
W:When he was brought to poverty,
W:His sorrows soon increased.
W:He bore them all most patiently;
W:From sin he did refrain;
W:He always trusted in the Lord;
W:He soon got rich again.
W:
W:Come all you worthy Christian men,
W:That are so very poor,
W:Remember how poor Lazarus
W:Lay at the rich man's door,
W:While begging of the crumbs of bread
W:That from his table fell.
W:The Scriptures do inform us all
W:That in heaven he doth dwell.
W:
W:The time, alas, it soon will come
W:When parted we shall be;
W:But all the difference it will make
W:Is in joy and misery.
W:And we must give a strict account
W:Of great as well as small:
W:Believe me now, dear Christian friends
W:That God will judge us all