Heart and Voice: a New Collection of Sunday School Songs

Editor: W. F. Sherwin
Publisher: John Church & Co., Cincinnati, 1881
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number
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170We stand where Jordan's waves divide[We stand where Jordan's waves divide]Page Scan
171O that each day may bring[O that each day may bring]Page Scan
172Over the river! oh, what is there?[Over the river! oh, what is there?]Page Scan
173When this song of praise shall cease[When this song of praise shall cease]Page Scan
174We are nearing the beautiful city[We are nearing the beautiful city]Page Scan
176Our sorrow will be done[Our sorrow will be done]Page Scan
177aBless, O Lord, the opening yearPage Scan
177bO Lord, our Guardian and our stayPage Scan
177cAsleep in Jesus! blessed sleepPage Scan
177dMake haste, O man to livePage Scan
177eChristians, brethren, ere we partPage Scan
177fMy country, 'tis of theePage Scan
177gBrothers! rally for the conflictPage Scan
178Away, away with the ruby wine![Away, away with the ruby wine!]Page Scan
179Ye temp'rance warriors bravePage Scan
180The Christmas bells are ringing[The Christmas bells are ringing]Page Scan
181In lands full of darkness across the blue wave[In lands full of darkness across the blue wave]Page Scan
182Ring, happy bells, across the snow[Ring, happy bells, across the snow]Page Scan
183God is always near me[God is always near me]Page Scan
184Beautiful thoughts for Christmas[Beautiful thoughts for Christmas]Page Scan
185There's a wonderful tree, a wonderful tree[There's a wonderful tree, a wonderful tree]Page Scan
186My heart is made a manger[My heart is made a manger]Page Scan
187I felt the awful darkness[I felt the awful darkness]Page Scan
188I know that my Redeemer[I know that my Redeemer]Page Scan

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