This is a rather obscure Peter Kearney song from 1987 from the album Songs of the Lord’s Travellers, that was selected for the Praise to God parish hymn book.
It is a lovely restful tune, but I can’t find it on any of Kearney’s web sites, so if you want the sheet music it would be best to contact him directly, as I suspect all sources are out of print. I think it is just about my favourite song I have heard from him and it would be nice if he could post it on his Bandcamp site – I could take down the lyrics then!
For the moment you could sing a long with my backing:
1 Come all of you here who are weary,
Who are tired from the journey and long for rest;
Come to me all you weary ones,
And I will give you all the rest you need.
2 Come all of you who are worried,
Who are deep in your troubles and pressed for time;
Come to me all you worried ones,
And I will give you all the time you need.
3 Come all of you who are lonely,
Who are sealed in your living and search for love;
Come to me all you lonely ones,
And I will give you all the love you need.
4 Come all of you here who are falling,
Who are tied to your failings and fear each day;
Come to me all you falling ones,
And I will give you all the strength you need.
5 Come all of you here who are weary,
Who are tired from the journey and far from home;
Come to me all you travelling ones,
And I will give you all the home you need.