The Kings' Songs

Editor: Percy B. Crawford, Ruth D. Crawford
Publisher: Van Kampen Press, Wheaton, Ill., 1938
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d1After the night of sorrow after the night of sorrow
d2After the toil and the heat of the day
d3Amid the strife of nations
d4Blessed words that with me [us] dwell
d5Born among cattle in poverty sore
d6Casting every care on him
d7Don't forget there's a house to let
d8Feasting on the manna from heaven above
d9God understands your sorrow
d10Goodbye, we say with swelling heart
d11How wonderful the mighty love
d12I am walking in the sunlight
d13I belong to him who saved me from my sin
d14I gave my heart to Christ
d15I have a friend so loyal and true
d16I have found a loving Savior, and I've crowned
d17I longed for freedom
d18I need the Bible, you need the Bible
d19I stand amazed in the presence
d20In my heart there's a gladsome melody
d21In sin I wandered seeking a song
d22I've a Savior in glory
d23Jesus came to save me
d24King of my life, I crown thee now
d25Let me hear it told again
d26Life's ebbing tide appears before us
d27Lift up your voice in jubilant song
d28Morning will dawn for me some day
d29My heart was stained with sin
d30My life was full of sorrow
d31O to be kept for Jesus
d32O to be wholly cleansed from sin
d33O what a refuge I have found
d34Once my road was poor and dreary
d35Only a touch of thy hand, dear Lord
d36Out of the depths, in tender love
d37Still, still with thee, when purple morning breaketh
d38Sweet is the voice of Christ to me
d39That will be heaven when we get home
d40The times and the seasons are changing
d41There's a boy whose heart is sad tonight
d42To Jesus every day I find my heart is closer drawn
d43'Twill be wonderful in heaven
d44We must study God's word
d45Weary soul, do not despair
d46What joy to walk with Jesus
d47When he calls me I will answer
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