Rodeheaver's Gospel Solos and Duets No. 2: a collection of special gospel songs for spcial singers

Compiler: Y. P. Rodeheaver
Publisher: The Rodeheaver Co., Chicago, 1930
Language: English
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1Morning with Jesus when labor is ended[Morning with Jesus when labor is ended]
2On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross[On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross]
3Beside blue Galilee I stand[Beside blue Galilee I stand]
4Out of the depths did I cry unto Thee[Out of the depths did I cry unto Thee]
5I was straying when Christ found me[I was straying when Christ found me]
6When all my labors on earth have been done[When all my labors on earth have been done]
7Because my Savior from above[Because my Savior from above]
8The spear and the thorn by the Savior were borne[The spear and the thorn by the Savior were borne]
9Beyond the swiftly passing years[Beyond the swiftly passing years]
10Do we live so close to the Lord today[Do we live so close to the Lord today]
11Beautiful hands at the gateway tonight[Beautiful hands at the gateway tonight]
12God's tomorrow is a day of gladness[God's tomorrow is a day of gladness]
13The love-lighted cross never loses its glow[The love-lighted cross never loses its glow]
14There is never a day so dreary[There is never a day so dreary]
15There is comfort in the thought[There is comfort in the thought]
16Sadly we sing, and with tremulous breath[Sadly we sing, and with tremulous breath]
17Ere you left your room this morning[Ere you left your room this morning]
18There was One who was willing to die in my stead[There was One who was willing to die in my stead]
19Where is now the happy circle[Where is now the happy circle]
20Low in a manger—dear little Stranger[Low in a manger—dear little Stranger]
21Into the tent where a gipsy boy lay[Into the tent where a gipsy boy lay]
22Some day the journey will be done[Some day the journey will be done]
23I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger[I'm a pilgrim, and I'm a stranger]
24Be not aweary, for labor will cease[Be not aweary, for labor will cease]
25If you've found Jesus the Friend that you need[If you've found Jesus the Friend that you need]
26I think when I read that sweet story of oldDAVENANT
27Teach me to pray, Lord, teach me to pray[Teach me to pray, Lord, teach me to pray]
28Jesus is a friend of mine[Jesus is a friend of mine]
29There'll be light in the sky, from the palace on high[There'll be light in the sky, from the palace on high]
30I have a Friend who abides in my heart[I have a Friend who abides in my heart]
31There are loved ones in the glory[There are loved ones in the glory]
32After a while we shall finish the journey[After a while we shall finish the journey]
33The name of Jesus is so sweet[The name of Jesus is so sweet]
34I know a name that can drive away all sorrow[I know a name that can drive away all sorrow]
35I have in heav'n a Friend so dear[I have in heav'n a Friend so dear]
36It may not be on the mountain height[It may not be on the mountain height]
37Dear Lord, take up my tangled strands[Dear Lord, take up my tangled strands]
38There's a Rose that is blooming for you, friend[There's a Rose that is blooming for you, friend]
39Love sent my Savior to die in my stead[Love sent my Savior to die in my stead]
40I was drifting away on life's pitiless sea[I was drifting away on life's pitiless sea]
41Don't forget Jesus when long is the way[Don't forget Jesus when long is the way]
42Who will open mercy's door?[Who will open mercy's door?]
43Why do I love Him, my Savior and King?[Why do I love Him, my Savior and King?]
44Thro' the mist of years I can seem to see[Thro' the mist of years I can seem to see]
45The day may be dreary, the way may seem long[The day may be dreary, the way may seem long]
46When the twilight softly gathers, and a hush is on the air[When the twilight softly gathers, and a hush is on the air]
47Jesus is standing in Pilate's hall[Jesus is standing in Pilate's hall]
48Hear Thou my prayer, O Savior divine[Hear Thou my prayer, O Savior divine]
49Oh, those beautiful, beautiful hands![Oh, those beautiful, beautiful hands!]
50As I wandered 'round the homestead[As I wandered 'round the homestead]
51Somebody here is weary and worn[Somebody here is weary and worn]
52One sweetly solemn tho't[One sweetly solemn tho't]
53Accept our gratitude, Lord[Accept our gratitude, Lord]
54Raise me, Jesus, to Thy bosom[Raise me, Jesus, to Thy bosom]
55When I start upon the journey[When I start upon the journey]
56After life's fever, its toil and its care[After life's fever, its toil and its care]
57Jesus has loved me—wonderful Savior![Jesus has loved me—wonderful Savior!]
58Face to face with Christ my Savior[Face to face with Christ my Savior]
59Amid the din of earthly strife[Amid the din of earthly strife]
60Somehow I know that Christ is mine[Somehow I know that Christ is mine]
61Sweet is the old gospel story[Sweet is the old gospel story]
62Jesus, see me at Thy feet[Jesus, see me at Thy feet]
63Jesus, Lover of my soul[Jesus, Lover of my soul]
64O how well do I remember how I doubted day by day[O how well do I remember how I doubted day by day]
65There is a place of quiet rest[There is a place of quiet rest]
66There's One who can comfort when all else fails[There's One who can comfort when all else fails]
67Come into my heart, blessed Jesus[Come into my heart, blessed Jesus]
68I will not doubt, tho' all my ships at sea[I will not doubt, tho' all my ships at sea]
69Wounded for me, wounded for me[Wounded for me, wounded for me]
70When I shall come to the end of my way[When I shall come to the end of my way]
71Soul astray in darkness, bowed by sin and woe[Soul astray in darkness, bowed by sin and woe]
72Just beyond the river Jordan[Just beyond the river Jordan]
73What have I done for Thee this day[What have I done for Thee this day]
74The hand of the Blessed Redeemer[The hand of the Blessed Redeemer]
75When in paths of sin I wandered[When in paths of sin I wandered]
76At the end of the way[At the end of the way]
77I know a great Savior, I do; don't you?[I know a great Savior, I do; don't you?]
78Down from His glory[Down from His glory]
79God has shown His loving face[God has shown His loving face]
80On Calvary's brow there was planted a cross[On Calvary's brow there was planted a cross]
81The call to arms, may it never sound[The call to arms, may it never sound]
82They tell of a city far up in the sky[They tell of a city far up in the sky]
83God is good—the heav'ns declare it[God is good—the heav'ns declare it]
84I do not tread life's maze alone[I do not tread life's maze alone]
85Not my own will, Lord, this I can say[Not my own will, Lord, this I can say]
86Ere I knew the blessed fullness of[Ere I knew the blessed fullness of]
87Down from His splendor in glory He came[Down from His splendor in glory He came]
88Savior, hold me by the hand[Savior, hold me by the hand]
89My Father has many dear children[My Father has many dear children]
90I stood in the garden of Gethsemane[I stood in the garden of Gethsemane]
91I sing of Him whom angels praise[I sing of Him whom angels praise]
92It was love that sent a Savior[It was love that sent a Savior]
93I've tried in vain a thousand ways[I've tried in vain a thousand ways]
94I've been to the church in the vale, motherWHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAGGIE
95God's grace like a river is flowing[God's grace like a river is flowing]
96I have a Friend who understands[I have a Friend who understands]
97Earthly friends may prove untrue[Earthly friends may prove untrue]
98I am thinking day by day[I am thinking day by day]
99What will you do when the judgment day[What will you do when the judgment day]
100I'll trust the dear Father who knows what is best[I'll trust the dear Father who knows what is best]

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