Songs of Joy

Editor: G. L. Demarest
Publisher: Universalist Publishing House, Boston, Mass., 1870
Denomination: Universalist Church of America
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d101Sing we now of happy, happy home
d102Soul, be strong
d103Sparkling and bright, as morn's first light
d104Tell not of bowers
d105Thank the Giver, God
d106The birds pour forth
d107The clear blue sky looks full of love
d108The earth for a time is our beautiful home
d109The God of heaven is ours
d110The Lord is great, the Lord is good
d111The Lord is my Shepherd: how happy am I!
d112The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know
d113There is a happy home
d114There is a place of sacred [waveless] rest, Far, far beyond the skies
d115There is a stream whose gentle flow
d116There is beauty all around when there's love at home
d117There stood three Marys
d118There's a region above, free from sin and temptation
d119There's beauty in the sunshine
d120There's music, joyous music
d121There's not a star whose twinkling light shines [illumes]
d122There's room enough for all
d123This world is full of beauty
d124Three strangers passed my door at even
d125Through the love of God [Christ] [Jesus] our Father [Savior]
d126Thy beauties, Lord, we see
d127To do to others as I would that they should do to me
d128To Jesus came glad mothers
d129Trusting, lean on friendship's
d130We are but young, yet we may sing
d131We are debtors to thy kindness
d132We are seeking a heavenly country
d133We come in childhood's innocence
d134We come, O God, with gladness
d135We sing thy praises, Father and Friend!
d136We sing, we sing the goodness
d137We'll praise thee, O God
d138What man is poor, not he whose brow
d139What sound is this, a song [sound] through heaven resounding
d140When golden beams the east adorn
d141When marshalled on the nightly [mighty] plain
d142When shall we meet again, Meet ne'er [more] to sever
d143When stormy clouds are dark
d144Whene'er a duty waits for thee
d145Who shall with the Lord
d146Why should we be pining

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