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Short Name: Paul W. Cochran
Full Name: Cochran, Paul W.
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Tunes by Paul W. Cochran (24)sort descendingAsInstancesIncipit
[Comrades of the King, lift your voices and sing]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
SING HOSANNAPaul W. Cochran (Arranger)155532 12161 55532
[Glory fills my being since Jesus pardoned me]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[Glory is waiting for the redeemed]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[Glory to Jesus He is my song]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[I am going over there to meet Him]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)253533 23231 35543
[I am living for my Savior every passing day]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)211156 53511 12166
[I can feel the spirit now, as to Thee I humbly bow]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[I can hear my Savior calling] (Cochran)Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[I have a happy home up yonder]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[In the Bible we read a sweet story of love]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[Jesus is leading all of the way, and we shall have no fear]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[Let us tell of the love of our Savior]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[My soul rejoices in my Redeemer who is the soul's unending song]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[O proclaim the gospel of the Savior]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)3
[O what a song of gladness is in my soul today]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[On some wonderful, happy morning I shall behold my Savior's face]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[There's a battle fierce to wage, it should all our pow'rs engage]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[There's a happy land]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[Trusting in Jesus as I journey to my eternal home]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[We read of a City where death cannot come]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[When I remember the story so true]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
[When the clouds are hanging low] (Cochran)Paul W. Cochran (Composer)233116 51345 56451
[When the trumpet sounds on the last great day]Paul W. Cochran (Composer)2
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