Norma Waterson and Eliza Carthy sing Poor Wayfaring Stranger I am a poor wayfaring stranger Travelling through this world of woe. There is no sickness, toil or danger In that fair land to which I go.
I'm going home to see my mother, I'm going home no more to roam; I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home.
I know dark clouds will hover on me, I know my pathway is rough and steep; But golden fields lie out before me Where weary eyes no more shall weep.
I'm going home to see my father, I'm going home no more to roam; I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home.
I'll soon be free from every trial, This form shell rest beneath the sun. I'll drop the cross of self-denial And enter in that home with God.
I'm going home to meet my saviour, I'm going home no more to roam; I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home.