New Hosannas

Editor: J. E. Thomas
Publisher: Quartet Music Co., Ft. Worth, Tex., 1906
Language: English
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d101There's a home of pure delight
d102There's a mansion where the saints forever rest
d103There's a stream flowing in peace
d104There's a wonderful hope that is sure
d105There's from sin a sweet release
d106There's gloom and sorrow in my heart
d107Thou my everlasting portion
d108Though in forbidden paths I've gone
d109Though the lowering clouds may gather
d110Through this dreary life
d111Time is filled with swift transition
d112To live for Thee, my heart is fixed
d113To that land of peace and plenty
d114'Twas in unrest, I'd tarried long
d115'Twas not through works that I had done
d116Wandering in the downward road
d117Watch thou, my soul, keep thy discerning
d118We are a band of young Christians
d119We are glad that we've enlisted
d120We are marching home to Canaan
d121We are sailing over life's ocean We are on our journey hom
d122We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d123We shall do so much in the years to come
d124We shall meet beyond the river in the happy climes
d125We shall meet our loved ones by and by
d126We will walk in the light
d127We're a band of Christian soldiers
d128We're a faithful pilgrim band
d129What a friend we have in Jesus
d130What are we doing for Jesus
d131What peace and joy we'll inherit there
d132When I can read my title clear
d133When I survey the wondrous cross
d134When I, thy mercies would forget
d135When the gloom of night surrounds you
d136When this life of ours is o'er
d137When we meet beyond the portals
d138Who will be for Jesus
d139Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d140Ye who are weary of sin's sad care
d141Years ago, when but [I] [just] a boy

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