Someone’s Last Call

Come, O come to the blessèd Savior.
List, O list to His loving call.
Offering pardon, pardon from sin to all;
O come, He gives pardon from sin to all, to all.

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Come, come to Jesus,
Come ere this moment takes flight;
It may be now someone’s last call, last call tonight.

Deep, deep deep in the heart there whispers
God’s own voice to each wayward child;
Heed it! O heed it! Be no more sin beguiled,
O heed His voice, be now no more beguiled, beguiled.

Refrain

Long, long, long have you tried to stifle
Yearnings sweet to a life more pure;
Quench them no longer, but in God rest secure;
O strive no more, but in God rest secure, secure.

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Now, now, now as the Spirit stirs you,
Harden not your fast melting heart;
Take, take salvation, else shall your chance depart;
O take it now, else shall your chance depart, depart.

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Author: Fanny Crosby

Year: 1910

This hymn is also known as "Someone's Last Call" or "Come, O Come to the Blessed Savior." It was written by Fanny Crosby (Frances Jane Crosby, 1820–1915) with music by Robert Lowry. Some hymnals list it under her married name or as "Mrs. Van Alstyne."