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Text:Christ Still Answers Prayer
Author:Rev. Walter E. Isenhour
Tune:[If your burdens are quite heavy, and there's trouble in your soul]
Composer:W. Earl Grant

116. Christ Still Answers Prayer

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Text Information
First Line: If your burdens are quite heavy, and there's trouble in your soul
Title: Christ Still Answers Prayer
Author: Rev. Walter E. Isenhour
Refrain First Line: If by men you've been mistreated, and grim failure seems your share
Language: English
Publication Date: 1945
Tune Information
Name: [If your burdens are quite heavy, and there's trouble in your soul]
Composer: W. Earl Grant



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