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Text:Prayer Is the Key
Author:L. B. L.
Tune:[The day is far spent, the darkness of night is hastening on]
Composer:L. B. Leister

126. Prayer Is the Key

Text Information
First Line: The day is far spent, the darkness of night is hastening on
Title: Prayer Is the Key
Author: L. B. L.
Refrain First Line: Temptations allure, and snares of the night
Language: English
Publication Date: 1919
Tune Information
Name: [The day is far spent, the darkness of night is hastening on]
Composer: L. B. Leister
Incipit: 55555 43233 21713



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