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Text:Quietly, Peacefully
Author:Lori True, b. 1961
Tune:[In my weekness I have strayed]
Adapter:Lori True, b. 1961
Composer:Antonin Dvorak, 1841-1904

713. Quietly, Peacefully

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First Line: In my weakness I have strayed
Title: Quietly, Peacefully
Author: Lori True, b. 1961
Refrain First Line: Quietly, peacefully let me rest in you
Language: English
Publication Date: 2011
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Topic: Lenten Season; Alienation; Christian Life (15 more...)
Copyright: © 2007, GIA Publications, Inc.
ONE LICENSE: 58461
Tune Information
Name: [In my weekness I have strayed]
Composer: Antonin Dvorak, 1841-1904
Adapter: Lori True, b. 1961
Key: C Major
Copyright: Adapt. © 2007, GIA Publications, Inc.



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