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My Soul Delights to Sing

Author: R. William Fickland Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: My joyous soul delights to sing Refrain First Line: O how my soul delights to sing Used With Tune: [My joyous soul delights to sing]
My Soul Delights to Sing
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Some One is Waiting for Me

Author: C.A. Tindley, D.D. Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: It may be a brother with whom I did play Refrain First Line: Some one is waiting for in heaven for me Lyrics: 1. It may be a brother with whom I did play, E'er the death angel had called him away, Somewhere in glory so happy and free, Watching and waiting this moment for me. Chorus: Someone is waiting in heaven for me, Somebody's face i am longing to see, Someone just over life's troublesome sea, Is watching and waiting for me. 2. It may be a sister, the charm of our home, Whom in bright spring time, thro' meadows we roamed, Tho' now up in heav'n bright mansions to see, Watching and waiting this moment for me. 3. It may be a father whom I love so dear, Whose kindest provisions relieved me of care, Somewhere with angels beyond death's cold sea. Watching and waiting this moment for me. 4. It may be a mother who rock'd me to sleep, Like fretful infants I sometimes would weep, Now she's in heaven from trials all free, I know she's watching this moment for me. Used With Tune: [It may be a brother with whom I did play]
Some One is Waiting for Me

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