Gospel Hit Parade

Editor: R. S. Arnold
Publisher: National Music Co., Dallas, Tex., 1949
Language: English
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d1A message of love from heaven
d2After this life the deepening
d3Almost persuaded now to believe, Almost
d4Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
d5As I travel along, with my heart
d6As we journey through this world of care
d7At the beautiful gate I shall enter some day
d8Be a volunteer for Jesus
d9Blessed Jesus in his goodness
d10Brightly beams our Father's mercy
d11Brother, if you are sad, God's love
d12Can't you hear the gospel bells
d13Children come and let us sing
d14Christ is coming back to reign upon the earth again
d15Come and let the Savior cleanse
d16Come, listen to my story now
d17Dear Lord of Calvary, again I come to thee
d18Deep in sin was Paul, and he knew not Jesus
d19Down at the cross where my [the] Savior died
d20Drifting, drifting, on in sin you plod
d21For his saving grace
d22Gladness is in my soul
d23Glory bells of heaven soon
d24Go tell the story of love
d25God loves that sweet rose
d26Guide me, O thou great Jehovah
d27Happy am I today as I go on
d28Happy road that leads to heaven's home
d29Hark, ten thousand voices sounding
d30Hark, the singng and the ringing
d31Hiding in the Rock of my salvation
d32How sweet the name of Jesus sounds
d33I am a lonely traveler in this
d34I am a stranger, toiling through danger
d35I am living for Jesus
d36I am on my journey to a better country
d37I believe that Jesus died on the cross
d38I have a feeling in my soul, sing the Savior
d39I have just a short while
d40I have just enlisted in the service of the King
d41I know the Lord has made
d42I need thee, Lord, every hour
d43I want my light to brightly shine
d44I will fly away from this world some day
d45I will follow thee, my Lord
d46I will serve my loving Master
d47I would rather have a cabin
d48I'd rather be saved and shouting glory
d49If I should be living when Jesus comes
d50If you have burdens today
d51I'm climbing up a mountain of trials
d52I'm content to travel on with
d53I'm glad Jesus came, glory to his name
d54I'm going up the highway
d55I'm happy today in this happy way
d56I'm longing for that glorious day
d57I'm on the glory way
d58I'm very glad, yes indeed, to know
d59In every condition, in sickness
d60In his love rejoicing
d61In the courts of heaven, standing
d62In the morning of the dawning
d63In this old world full of darkness
d64It was matchless love that found me
d65I've had the blood applied
d66Jesus calls for workers
d67Jesus Christ, the King of glory
d68Jesus gave his life a ransom yonder on Calvary
d69Jesus is coming someday to claim
d70Jesus went back home
d71Just across the border line
d72Keep a happy heart
d73Laying up my treasures in that home above
d74Laying up my treasures in that homeland
d75Led by the hand of my Lord
d76Lo a mighty harvest
d77Long I had walked in the way of despair
d78Lord, I feel so lonely
d79Lost, thousands are wandering from Jesus
d80Many are the friends
d81Many times my heart cries out
d82More about Jesus would I know
d83My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty
d84My Lord has been so good to me
d85My Lord sent [will send] Moses down to see King Pharaoh
d86My race is nearly run, my work
d87My Savior dear, I love thee
d88Nearer, my God, to thee, nearer to thee
d89O brother get ready for that singing day
d90O glory hallelujah, I'm going on
d91O how often I think of the loved ones gone
d92O I long to see the beauty of my Savior's
d93O there is joy and peace within
d94O what a happy day 'twill be
d95Oft my soul's in wild commotion
d96Often our journey seems lonely
d97Onward, ye men, the fight begin
d98Out in the darkness I sadly
d99Over yonder on the hills of glory
d100Praise ye the Lord, give thanks

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