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Text:The Dearest Friend I Ever Had
Author:G. T. S.
Tune:[When I was drifting out in sin]
Composer:G. T. Speer

150. The Dearest Friend I Ever Had

Text Information
First Line: When I was drifting out in sin
Title: The Dearest Friend I Ever Had
Author: G. T. S.
Refrain First Line: He saves my soul O bless His name
Language: English
Publication Date: 1951
Source: "Glory Chimes"
Copyright: Copyright, 1934, in "Glory Chimes." R. E. Winsett, owner
Tune Information
Name: [When I was drifting out in sin]
Composer: G. T. Speer
Incipit: 51113 21655 11133
Key: C Major
Source: "Glory Chimes"
Copyright: Copyright, 1934, in "Glory Chimes." R. E. Winsett, owner



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