Mississippi Melodies: a choice selection of songs suitable for mast any occasion

Editor: J. B. Coats
Publisher: Stamps Baxter Music & Printing Co., Dallas, 1950
Language: English
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100I'm a debtor, I know, ev'ry day I live[I'm a debtor, I know, ev'ry day I live]
101I want to live, that thru the years[I want to live, that thru the years]
102I made a vow one day to Christ my King[I made a vow one day to Christ my King]
103God knows our weakness, when death comes along[God knows our weakness, when death comes along]
104Some golden morn, some happy day[Some golden morn, some happy day]
105I would not walk without Jesus[I would not walk without Jesus]
106When my toiling is over, at setting sun[When my toiling is over, at setting sun]
107Deep within my heart I love thee[Deep within my heart I love thee]
108I was groping in darkness on a rough and lonely byway[I was groping in darkness on a rough and lonely byway]
109True love for you and me[True love for you and me]
110When the loud trumpet sound we hear, waking the dead both far and near[When the loud trumpet sound we hear, waking the dead both far and near]
111Father, like an orphaned child, I am tempted, oft beguiled[Father, like an orphaned child, I am tempted, oft beguiled]
112In the harvest field today is waving golden grain[In the harvest field today is waving golden grain]
113Gentle rivers are flowing free[Gentle rivers are flowing free]
114Traveling on, singing a song[Traveling on, singing a song]
115Living below in this old sinful world[Living below in this old sinful world]
116Let us raise happy praise, evermore serve Him[Let us raise happy praise, evermore serve Him]
117There's a home-coming day up in heaven[There's a home-coming day up in heaven]
118If sometime you should hear across the night[If sometime you should hear across the night]
119There is a light ever shining[There is a light ever shining]
120This life is like a day of time[This life is like a day of time]
121O the shadows of the evening were falling[O the shadows of the evening were falling]
122Many years ago I found the Lord[Many years ago I found the Lord]
123Lord, I feel Thy presence[Lord, I feel Thy presence]
124Did you give him a lift? he's a brother man[Did you give him a lift? he's a brother man]
125If you're needing a friend in this troublesome land[If you're needing a friend in this troublesome land]
126Far in the depths and death nearing[Far in the depths and death nearing]
127I love to be alone with Jesus[I love to be alone with Jesus]
128Press along, rejoicing, each passing day[Press along, rejoicing, each passing day]
129Preaching is daily leading souls aright[Preaching is daily leading souls aright]
130Man was made the image of his Maker[Man was made the image of his Maker]
131When the storms of life sweep o'er my soul[When the storms of life sweep o'er my soul]
132Many years I've wasted, squandered, on the road of sin[Many years I've wasted, squandered, on the road of sin]
133I'm treading the highway to glory today[I'm treading the highway to glory today]
134One day my soul was saved, saved from the fall[One day my soul was saved, saved from the fall]
135There's a city of joy and rapture, supernal[There's a city of joy and rapture, supernal]
136God's hand came stealing, His love revealing[God's hand came stealing, His love revealing]
137When my trials are ended, and my race has been run[When my trials are ended, and my race has been run]
138There is a place of gladness beyond this vale of tears[There is a place of gladness beyond this vale of tears]
139Sing of a land where freedom reigns[Sing of a land where freedom reigns]
140Oft we are made to weep[Oft we are made to weep]
141Beyond the firing line, I'll see my friend divine[Beyond the firing line, I'll see my friend divine]
142Could we only draw the curtain[Could we only draw the curtain]
143O give me that old fashioned mother of mine[O give me that old fashioned mother of mine]
144I have dreamed a million times of a home in heaven's clime[I have dreamed a million times of a home in heaven's clime]
145Let me tell you of a mansion[Let me tell you of a mansion]
146Sometime, when I am deep in sin[Sometime, when I am deep in sin]
147When the fervent heat of judgment comes to cover all the world[When the fervent heat of judgment comes to cover all the world]
148Would you like to travel up the highway that will lead you to the land of love?[Would you like to travel up the highway that will lead you to the land of love?]
149Brother, today the way is bright, Jesus the King, the truth, the light[Brother, today the way is bright, Jesus the King, the truth, the light]
150Kind words, like flowers ever blooming[Kind words, like flowers ever blooming]
151A mother old and gray stood silently one day[A mother old and gray stood silently one day]
152Wherever I roam, in joy or sorrow[Wherever I roam, in joy or sorrow]
153Back in childhood, I remember[Back in childhood, I remember]
154After your heart has been broken[After your heart has been broken]
155When I was but a child, not many years ago[When I was but a child, not many years ago]
156Trav'ling thru life, trouble and strife[Trav'ling thru life, trouble and strife]
157I'm looking for tomorrow[I'm looking for tomorrow]
158One day a mother came to the prison[One day a mother came to the prison]
[159]Cast your care upon the Lord[Cast your care upon the Lord]
[160]While in this lonely world I plod[While in this lonely world I plod]

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