Mark D. Ussery

Mark D. Ussery
Short Name: Mark D. Ussery
Full Name: Ussery, Mark D., 1880-1937
Birth Year: 1880
Death Year: 1937

Born in Marlin, TX, he was associated with F. L. Eiland and the Eiland Music Company of Waco, TX. He spent his life writing songs, teaching music, and leading singing in rural churches. Ussery was credited with about 90 songs and 3 hymn books. Ne is buried in Winters, TX.


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Texts by Mark D. Ussery (90)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
All hail! all hail the King of earth and skiesM. D. U. (Author)English2
All hail to thee, sweet Rose of SharonMark D. Ussery (Author)2
All praise and adoration beMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Are you heavy laden, groping in despairMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Closer, Lord, in faith and dutyMark D. Ussery (Author)3
Come, let us sing the sweet storyMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Come, let us sing to JesusMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Dear sinner, there stands at the doorMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Draw closer to Jesus,--Love, trust and obeyM. D. U. (Author)English5
Gather the sheaves of bright beautiful grainMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Go seek the wanderers in sin and shameMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Happy are we today, walking the shining wayM. D. Ussery (Adapter)2
He banished all my sorrowMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Hear the tramp, tramp, tramp of the armyM. D. U. (Author)English2
Heaven, beholding earth's ruined conditionMark D. Ussery (Author)3
I am coming to thee, blessed SaviorMark D. Ussery (Author)2
I am so wondrously saved at lastMark D. Ussery (Author)2
I am thine, O Lord of gloryMark D. Ussery (Author)2
I have a dear Savior in realms far aboveMark D. Ussery (Author)3
I know that my Redeemer lives (Ussery)Mark D. Ussery (Author)2
I know that my Savior cares for meMark D. Ussery (Author)3
I listened one day to a beautiful themeM. D. U. (Author)2
I look to that city whose builderMark D. Ussery (Author)2
I was once a wayward sinnerM. D. Ussery (Arranger)English2
If you would banish all sorrow and careMark D. Ussery (Author)2
I'm happy since my sins have all been washed awayM. D. U. (Author)English2
In the full possession of my Savior's loveMark D. Ussery (Author)2
In the golden sunlight of my Savior's smileMark D. Ussery (Author)3
In the great and final morningMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Is thy heart burdened and sadMark D. Ussery (Author)2
It was His love for me, His boundless loveMark D. Ussery (Author)English2
Jesus died on the cross To redeem (Ussery)Mark D. Ussery (Author)English2
Jesus has borne all our sorrows awayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Keep me all the way, dear SaviorMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Love shines within my soul todayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Make heaven's King your CouncellorMark D. Ussery (Author)English2
O come, dear sinner, to the foldMark D. Ussery (Author)2
O do not forget your SaviorMark D. Ussery (Author)2
O how I love Thee, Savior of mineMark D. Ussery (Author)2
O my soul is singing, Tones of praise are ringingMark D. Ussery (Author)2
O precious fountain, I am cleansed from sinM. D. U. (Author)English5
O tenderly Jesus is pleading todayMark D. Ussery (Author)English4
O would you be a blessing trueMark D. Ussery (Author)English17
Onward march, the King commands you, on your guard, be true to dutyMark D. Ussery (Author)English3
Open wide the windows of your soul, Let the gospelMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Out on Judea's plainMark D. Ussery (Author)3
Out on the mountain of sin and dismayMark D. Ussery (Author)English2
Praise Him, O laud and praise HimM. D. U. (Author)2
Pressing the battle in Jesus' nameMark D. Ussery (Author)English19
Shall I forget my Savior's loveMark D. Ussery (Author)3
Since I heard my Savior's voiceMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Sinner, view the dying NazareneMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Some day the lurid clouds will breakMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Somewhere, in regions far awayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Sweet is the call from the Savior aboveMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Swiftly life's days are passing awayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Take this vain world with all its showMark D. Ussery (Author)English2
Take your stand for JesusMark D. Ussery (Author)4
That day of great rejoicing, is comingMark D. Ussery (Author)2
The door of hope stands ajarM. D. Ussery (Author)English2
The harvest is wasting, my brother, go gatherMark D. Ussery (Author)2
The hosts of righteousnessMark D. Ussery (Author)2
The peace, to which my soul doth clingMark D. Ussery (Author)2
There'll come a time some glad, sweet dayM. D. Ussery (Author)English3
There's a home of bliss eternalMark D. Ussery (Author)2
There's a joy for every sorrow, There's a crown for every crossMark D. Ussery (Author)English2
There's a mighty army marching through the landMark D. Ussery (Author)English6
There's a rock of refuge for the wearyM. D. U. (Author)4
There's coming a day, a wonderful day (Ussery)Mark D. Ussery (Author)English2
Though I once was lost in sin, I am found, I am foundMark D. Ussery (Author)English15
Though sin had bound me like a fetterMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Though you're drifting adown the great currentMark D. Ussery (Author)3
To that clime of endless dayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Today the loving Savior callsMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Victory is our battle cryMark D. Ussery (Author)4
Wandering sinner, today, from your sins turn awayMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Was ever a friend so true as JesusMark D. Ussery (Author)2
We are drifting o'er life's oceanMark D. Ussery (Author)2
We shall stand in robes of whiteMark D. Ussery (Author)2
We're a band of Christian soldiersM. D. Ussery (Author)English2
What will be your soul's possessionM. D. Ussery (Author)English2
When I was wandering sad and aloneMark D. Ussery (Author)English3
When love's golden sunlight beamsMark D. Ussery (Author)3
When the sowing time is overMark D. Ussery (Author)2
When we reach the shores eternalMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Why should you fearMark D. Ussery (Author)3
With a willing heart and handM. D. Ussery (Author)2
Wonderful story, wonderful storyM. D. U. (Author)2
Would you know that bliss of pardonMark D. Ussery (Author)2
Would your soul be ready when the Savior comes?Mark D. Ussery (Author)English2
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