Hymns of the Rural Spirit: With Worship Material and Rural Songs

Editor: Deane Edwards
Music Editor: Harold V. Milligan
Publisher: The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, New York, 1947
Language: English
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101Morning has come, the board is spread[Morning has come, the board is spread]
102For sun and rain, for grass and grain[For sun and rain, for grass and grain]
103Father, we thank thee for this daily bread[Father, we thank thee for this daily bread]
104O give thanks, O give thanks[O give thanks, O give thanks]
105We are climbing Jacob's ladderWE ARE CLIMBING JACOB'S LADDER
106Were you there when they crucified my LordWERE YOU THERE
107I looked over Jordan, and what did I seeSWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT
108My Lord calls meSTEAL AWAY TO JESUS
109Sometimes I'm up, sometimes I'm downNOBODY KNOWS THE TROULBE I'VE SEEN
110A growing day and a waking field[A growing day and a waking field]
111I am a tiller of the soil[I am a tiller of the soil]
112White coral bells upon a slender stalk[White coral bells upon a slender stalk]
113Near a home in a wood with a horse very good[Near a home in a wood with a horse very good]
114Men of the soil! We have labored unending[Men of the soil! We have labored unending]
115Out in the meadows the grain has been cradled[Out in the meadows the grain has been cradled]
116We are stewards, and what we are worth[We are stewards, and what we are worth]
117Come, let us be joyful[Come, let us be joyful]
118Tell me why the stars do shine[Tell me why the stars do shine]
119My home must have a high tree[My home must have a high tree]
120Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam[Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam]
121Sleep, my child, and peace attend theeAR HYD Y NOS
122Deep the silence round us spreadingAR HYD Y NOS
123Many and great, O God, are thy thingsLACQUIPARLE

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