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Favorite Solos: a compilation of solos, duets, trios and quartets

#	Text	Tune
201	Lord, for tomorrow and its need	[Lord, for tomorrow and its need]
202	Behold, I stand at the door and knock, knock, knock	[Behold, I stand at the door and knock, knock, knock]
203	Lost are the opportunities	[Lost are the opportunities]
204	If I were a voice, a persuasive voice	[If I were a voice, a persuasive voice]
205	A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door	[A hand all bruised and bleeding is knocking at the door]
206	Wondrous Man of Galilee	[Wondrous Man of Galilee]
207	Oft have I heard a voice that said	[Oft have I heard a voice that said]
208	Some day 'twill all be over	[Some day 'twill all be over]
209	Jesus, Lover of my soul	[Jesus, Lover of my soul]
210	"Let us alone!" hear the evil spirits cry	["Let us alone!" hear the evil spirits cry]
211	When I survey the wondrous cross	[When I survey the wondrous cross]
212	Does Jesus care when my heart is pained	[Does Jesus care when my heart is pained]
213	There is always sunrise somewhere!	[There is always sunrise somewhere!]
214	Gone from my heart the world with all its charms	[Gone from my heart the world with all its charms]
215	We were crowded in the cabin	[We were crowded in the cabin]
216	You're starting, my boy, on the journey of life	[You're starting, my boy, on the journey of life]
217	The winds are hushed; the peaceful moon	[The winds are hushed; the peaceful moon]
218	Come, Thou Fount of ev'ry blessing	[Come, Thou Fount of ev'ry blessing]
219	I dreamed a dream one silent night	[I dreamed a dream one silent night]
220	I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger	[I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger]
221	God of our fathers, known of old	[God of our fathers, known of old]
222	The Homeland, O the Homeland	[The Homeland, O the Homeland]
223	We are not here to play, to dream, to drift	[We are not here to play, to dream, to drift]
224	The Orient night is silent	[The Orient night is silent]
225	O the bitter shame and sorrow	[O the bitter shame and sorrow]
226	I walked in the woodland meadows	[I walked in the woodland meadows]
227	O star on the breast of the river
228	I said, "Let me walk in the fields"
229	Your mother is praying for you	[Your mother is praying for you]
230	Father of mercies, wilt Thou hear	[Father of mercies, wilt Thou hear]
231	Somebody did a golden deed	[Somebody did a golden deed]
232	There's a land that is fairer than day	[There's a land that is fairer than day]
233	Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deep	[Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deep]
234	Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints	[Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints]
235	Open my eyes that I may see	[Open my eyes that I may see]
236	Prince of peace, control my will	[Prince of peace, control my will]
237	"Almost persuaded"	["Almost persuaded"]
238	In the hour of trial	[In the hour of trial]
239	Thy will be done, I've learned to say	[Thy will be done, I've learned to say]
240	Brightly beams our Father's mercy	[Brightly beams our Father's mercy]
241	I heard the voice of Jesus say	[I heard the voice of Jesus say]
242	I'm but a stranger here	[I'm but a stranger here]
243	Must I go, and empty-handed	[Must I go, and empty-handed]
244	I will sing you a song of that beautiful land	[I will sing you a song of that beautiful land]
245	In the secret of His presence	[In the secret of His presence]
246	There's a pardon full and sweet	[There's a pardon full and sweet]
247	As I entered the door of a church one day	[As I entered the door of a church one day]
248	Only a few more years	[Only a few more years]
249	Flee as a bird to your mountain	[Flee as a bird to your mountain]
250	Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light	[Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light]
251	Oh the songs of Jesus	[Oh the songs of Jesus]
252	Savior, hear me, while before Thy feet	[Savior, hear me, while before Thy feet]
253	Some day, I know not when 'twill be	[Some day, I know not when 'twill be]
254	The Master stood in His garden	[The Master stood in His garden]
255	Shepherd of tender youth	[Shepherd of tender youth]
256	Oft within a little cottage	[Oft within a little cottage]
257	Often the day is dreary	[Often the day is dreary]
258	There is never a day so dreary	[There is never a day so dreary]
259	I know a great Saviour, I do; don't you?	[I know a great Saviour, I do; don't you?]
260	There's an old dusty attic in the house where I was born	[There's an old dusty attic in the house where I was born]
261	Saviour, I am weary, weary	[Saviour, I am weary, weary]
262	Will I empty-handed be	[Will I empty-handed be]
263	Who will answer for me, when life's battles are past	[Who will answer for me, when life's battles are past]
264	A ship was on the mighty deep	[A ship was on the mighty deep]
265	Not now, but in the coming years	[Not now, but in the coming years]
266	If you cannot on the ocean	[If you cannot on the ocean]
267	Hark! the voice of Jesus crying
268	Some day, we say, and turn our eyes	[Some day, we say, and turn our eyes]
269	In a lonely churchyard, many miles away	[In a lonely churchyard, many miles away]
270	Nearer, my God to Thee	[Nearer, my God to Thee]
271	Holy Babe! Mary's Son!	[Holy Babe! Mary's Son!]

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