The Good Old Songs: a choice collection of the good old hymns and tunes as they were sung by our fathers and mothers. the cream of the old music: selections suitable for class practice...

Editor: Elder C. H. Cayce
Publisher: Cayce Publishing Company, Thornton, Arkansas, 1914
Language: English
Notes: Images availabe at HathiTrust
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301Ye servants of the LordTIME
302When overwhelmed with griefTIME
303How tedious and tasteless the hoursGREEN FIELDS
304There is a land of pleasureTHE ROSE TREE
305Come all you who have tasted the goodness of GodLAST ROSE OF SUMMER
306The glorious light of ZionZION'S LIGHT
307Oh, when will the period appearPANTING FOR HEAVEN
308Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsBETTER PORTION
309God is love; His mercy brightensMULLINS
310Soft, soft, music is stealingSOFT MUSIC
311Jesus, Thou art the sinner's FriendPISGAH
312Once more we come before our GodPISGAH
313Now, Lord, inspire the preacher's heartPISGAH
314Glorious things of thee are spokenJEFFERSON
315Bless, O my soul, the living GodGRATITUDE
316My God, how endless is Thy loveGRATITUDE
317Lord, 'twas a time of wondrous loveGRATITUDE
318O that I knew the secret placeBEATRICE
319Lord, I believe; Thy pow'r I ownDOWNS
320Thou art my portion, O my GodDOWNS
321Lord, when I count Thy mercies o'erDOWNS
322Blest are the humble souls that seeHE LIVES
323I know that my Redeemer livesHE LIVES
324Ye worlds of light, that roll so nearHE LIVES
325Great is the Lord our GodNEWRY
326I love my Saviour GodNEWRY
327Blest are the sons of peaceNEWRY
328Hail, sovereign love, that first beganDUANE STREET
329Come, all ye chosen saints of GodCONFIDENCE
330Away my unbelieving fearCONFIDENCE
331And wilt Thou yet be found?WHEELING
332To Him who on the fatal treeSESSIONS
333'Tis midnight, and on Olive's browSESSIONS
334High on a throne my Lord doth sitSESSIONS
335O happy day, that fixed my choiceHAPPY DAY
336Alas! and did my Saviour bleedVICTORIA
337A child of Jehovah, a subject of graceATKINSON
338Father, who in the olive shadeOLIVE SHADE
339When sorrows encompass me roundWHEN SORROWS ENCOMPASS ME ROUND
340Brethren, we have met to worshipHOLY MANNA
341God of love, O hear our prayerWEEPING SINNERS
342Oh, for a shout of sacred joyAUGUSTA
343Witness, ye men and angels, nowAUGUSTA
344His death we mourn, who lately stoodEUREKA
345Away from his home and the friends of his youthDRUMMOND
346In the Christian's home in gloryREST FOR THE WEARY
347Soldiers of the cross, ariseBRUCE'S ADDRESS
348To Thy pastures, fair and largeHENDON
349The Lord Jehovah reignsDALSTON
350In seasons of grief to my God I'll repairTHE ROCK
351There is a land of pure delightTHE LAND OF REST
352Come on, my fellow pilgrims, comeSARDIS
353Come all ye wandering pilgrims dearPILGRIM
354O for a glance of heav'nly dayROCKBRIDGE
355In darkest hours and greatest griefROCKBRIDGE
356How sad and awful is my state!ROCKBRIDGE
357The wondering world inquires to knowROCKBRIDGE
358I'm dying, mother, dying nowTHE DYING BOY
359With songs and honors sounding loudEDOM
360Don't you see my Jesus coming?BROWNSVILLE
361On the wings of faith uprisingBROWNSVILLE
362Lord, dismiss us with Thy blessingSICILIAN HYMN
363My heav'nly home is bright and fairTO DIE NO MORE
364He lives! He lives! and sits aboveTO DIE NO MORE
365Since man by sin has lost his GodSOMETHING NEW
366Children of the heav'nly KingCOOKHAM
367Christians, if your hearts are warmCOOKHAM
368'Tis my happiness belowCOOKHAM
369Come, little children, now we mayLOUISIANA
370Farewell, farewell, farewell, my friends, I must be gonePILGRIM'S FAREWELL
371I love to see the Lord belowHESTER
372Now may the Spirit's holy fireHESTER
373Why should the children of a KingHESTER
374How sweet, how heav'nly is the sightANIMATION
375Saviour of men, and Lord of loveANIMATION
376Fain would my soul with wonder traceANIMATION
377There is a happy landHAPPY LAND
378Hark, 't is the watchman's cry!HAPPY LAND
379Come brethren and sisters, that love one anotherUNION
380Oh, once I had a glorious viewCOLUMBUS
381Poor mourning souls, in deep distressMOURNER'S LAMENTATION
382Come, happy souls, approach your GodNAMUR
383Jesus, we own Thy sovereign swayNAMUR
384Ye golden lamps of heav'n farewellLAST WORDS OF COPERNICUS
385There is a holy cityHOLY CITY
386O sir, we would see JesusMISSIONARY HYMN
387Yes, I shall soon be landedMISSIONARY HYMN
388By Babel's streams we sat and weptBABEL'S STREAMS
389O Lord, and will Thy pard'ning loveTHE INQUIRER
390Thus saith the Shepherd of the sheepTHE INQUIRER
391'Twas not to make Jehovah's loveTHE INQUIRER
392Those who are kin to the LambTHE SPIRITUAL SAILOR
393A few more days on earth to spendTHE CHRISTIAN'S HOPE
394Thou great mysterious God, unknownRHODE ISLAND
395Jesus is all I wish or wantHAMILTON
396When Christ, the Lord, was here belowHAMILTON
397When marshalled on the nightly plainHAMILTON
398In the floods of tribulationSWEET AFFLICTION
399Come, Thou long-expected JesusPALMYRA
400Lamb of God, we fall before TheePALMYRA

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