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Again the Sun Will Shine
Author: J. B. Coats Hymnal: EP41951 #d61 (1951) First Line: I'm looking for the tomorrow Languages: English
Again the Sun Will Shine
Looking on the bright side every passing day
Author: Marion Davis Hymnal: EP41951 #d62 (1951) First Line: I'm looking on the bright side Languages: English
Looking on the bright side every passing day
May we never grow weary
Author: Benjamin M. Taylor Hymnal: EP41951 #d63 (1951) First Line: Is our faith growing stronger Languages: English
May we never grow weary
Come over on the sunny side
Author: A. A. Baldwin Hymnal: EP41951 #d64 (1951) First Line: Is your path a cloudy, dreary way Languages: English
Come over on the sunny side
Just over in the gloryland
Author: James Warren Acuff Hymnal: EP41951 #d65 (1951) First Line: I've a home prepared where the saints abide Languages: English
Just over in the gloryland
Jesus is calling today
Author: Palmer Hartsough Hymnal: EP41951 #d66 (1951) First Line: Jesus is calling, calling, calling Refrain First Line: They are so happy, happy, happy Languages: English
Jesus is calling today
Calling today
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: EP41951 #d67 (1951) First Line: Jesus is tenderly calling thee [you] home Languages: English
Calling today
Near the cross
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: EP41951 #d68 (1951) First Line: Jesus, keep me near the cross Refrain First Line: In the cross Languages: English
Near the cross
Boundless love
Author: Marshall Wyers Hymnal: EP41951 #d69 (1951) First Line: Jesus left his home on high Languages: English
Boundless love
Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: EP41951 #d70 (1951) Languages: English
Jesus, Lover [Savior] of my soul, Let me to thy bosom [refuge] fly
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