One Hundred Favorite Songs and Music: of the Salvation Army

Author: Commander Booth Tucker
Publisher: The Salvation Army Publishing House, New York, 1899
Language: English
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89Forward march, ye warriors of the Cross[Forward march, ye warriors of the Cross]Page Scan
90On the cross of Calvary[On the cross of Calvary]Page Scan
91We have each a cross to bear[We have each a cross to bear]Page Scan
92There's a golden day[There's a golden day]Page Scan
93Would you know the fullness of the Gospel BlessingON THE BANKS OF THE WABASHPage Scan
94Onward, yes, onward does time in its flight[Onward, yes, onward does time in its flight]Page Scan
95The Saviour chose a lowly place[The Saviour chose a lowly place]Page Scan
96Looking oft unto Jesus, in Him I can see[Looking oft unto Jesus, in Him I can see]Page Scan
97Oh, why longer linger, sinner, in thy sadness?[Oh, why longer linger, sinner, in thy sadness?]Page Scan
98A charge to keep I have[A charge to keep I have]Page Scan
99In the Army of Jesus we've taken our stand[IN the Army of Jesus we've taken our stand]Page Scan
100My country, 'tis of thee[My country, 'tis of thee]Page Scan
101All round the world the Army chariot rollsPage Scan
102I have found a friend in Jesus, He's everything to MePage Scan
103We're bound for the land of the pure and the holyPage Scan
104When the true salvation soldiersPage Scan
105Just from the fountain, and now we can singPage Scan
106Before Thy face, dear LordPage Scan
107Nearer, my God, to TheePage Scan
108Jesus, lover of my soulPage Scan
109Come, oh, come with me where love is beamingPage Scan
110No night there but an endless dayPage Scan
111It's grand to be a soldierPage Scan
112Some people, I know, don't live holyPage Scan
113Jesus, I my cross have takenPage Scan
114There is a crimson riverPage Scan
115My Lord, I know that Thou wantest allPage Scan
116Across the floor of the ballroomPage Scan
117There's a sea for weary soulsPage Scan
118I've heard of a Saviour whose love was so strongPage Scan
119Sinner, see yon lightPage Scan
120Sinner, for theePage Scan
121Oh. will you not yield to God tonight?Page Scan
122Sinner, poor sinner, to Jesus come homePage Scan
123He'll take you to His fold againPage Scan
124Always the same is JesusPage Scan
125A friend of Jesus, oh, what blissPage Scan
126I've said adieu to the devil's crewPage Scan
127The Gospel Ship at anchor is lyingPage Scan
128Afar from God in weariness and sinPage Scan
129Take Back thy heart to the SaviourPage Scan
130I am trusting in my SaviourPage Scan
131Some say the Army should not marchPage Scan
132Many a friend I've known; hearts that were brave and truePage Scan
133There's a city where no sorrow ever entersPage Scan
134All round the world the Army chariot rollsPage Scan
135Have you a friend that is always nigh?Page Scan
136Many men of many habitsPage Scan
137Once a letter came one day from a country far awayPage Scan
138When the Canaanites hardened their hearts against GodPage Scan
139After the din of the battle's roarPage Scan
140As I go walking down the streetPage Scan
141A true-hearted Captain in Chicago SlumsPage Scan
142In a lone cottage not far down the wayPage Scan
143I've been thinking today of that corps far awayPage Scan
144In a graveyard lonely, many miles awayPage Scan
145One cold Winter's eve, when the snow was fast fallingPage Scan
146The Sea of God's eternal lovePage Scan
147I have something now to say to youPage Scan
148God's Salvation Army, with music and with songPage Scan
149Within a crowded tenement where poorest folks aboundPage Scan
150On a cold and dreary pavement stood a woman poorly dressedPage Scan
151Come to the Saviour, come to the SaviourPage Scan
152Tell me what to do to be purePage Scan
153There is room at the cross, will you bring, wand'rerPage Scan
154Take this message to my motherPage Scan
155I am coming to the crossPage Scan
156Lord Jesus, I long to be perfectly wholePage Scan
157I am sailing on an ocean wide and deepPage Scan
158Oh, wanderer, knowing not the smilePage Scan
159Life at best is very briefPage Scan
160Out in the cold world and far away from homePage Scan
161At the sounding of the trumpet, when the saints are gather'd homePage Scan
162My Jesus, I love Thee, I know Thou art minePage Scan
163You have oft heard the call to surrenderPage Scan
164When Moses and his soldiers from Egypt's land did fleePage Scan

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