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Songs of Gladness for the Sabbath School

Editor: J. E. Gould
Publisher: Chas. W. A. Trumpler, Philadelphia, Penn., 1869
Language: English
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161bHow vain are all things here belowGEERPage Scan
161cLord, let me know my term of daysBEMERTONPage Scan
162aWho is he in yonder stall[Who is he in yonder stall]Page Scan
162bThere is a land, a happy land[There is a land, a happy land]Page Scan
163Is there anybody here who is seeking for Jesus[Is there anybody here who is seeking for Jesus]Page ScanAudio
164aA beautiful breeze and a cloudless sky[A beautiful breeze and a cloudless sky]Page Scan
164bO merrily, merrily, march alongPage Scan
164cO drinkers and tiplers just stop a whilePage Scan
164dAnd now before we part[And now before we part]Page ScanAudio
165aOver the mountain wave[Over the mountain wave]Page ScanAudio
165bO come with me, and sing with gleePage Scan
166I have a darling brother[I have a darling brother]Page ScanAudio
167aNow good-night, now good-night[Now good-night, now good-night]Page ScanAudio
167bMother, this dark, rainy day[Mother, this dark, rainy day]Page ScanAudio
168The little folks are dreaming[The little folks are dreaming]Page ScanAudio
170While passing by, the breezes sigh[While passing by, the breezes sigh]Page ScanAudio
171aHear the Chief from his pavilion[Hear the Chief from his pavilion]Page ScanAudio
171bOne by one the sands are flowing[One by one the sands are flowing]Page ScanAudio
172aO Sion, tune thy voiceHARVARDPage ScanAudio
172bI love the volumes of Thy WordCREATIONPage Scan

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