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Song By the Way

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Just forget you're sad, in your heart keep glad Refrain First Line: Sing a little song by the way Used With Tune: [Just forget you're sad, in your heart keep glad]
Song By the Way

We'll Wake Up in the Morning

Author: C. E. R. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: We will all wake up some morning Refrain First Line: When we wake that blessed morning Used With Tune: [We will all wake up some morning]
We'll Wake Up in the Morning

Christ Has Bridged the Way

Author: J. C. Cronic Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Mid commotion of this earth life, travel to the land on high Refrain First Line: I am standing on His promise Used With Tune: [Mid commotion of this earth life, travel to the land on high]
Christ Has Bridged the Way

The Harvest Is Passing

Author: G. J. S. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Many souls now in sin drifting farther each day Refrain First Line: Letting summer go by with its bright smiling sky Used With Tune: [Many souls now in sin drifting farther each day]
The Harvest Is Passing

Will You Be There?

Author: J. N. J. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: There's a happy land of promise just beyond the starry sky Refrain First Line: There is a land, a happy land Used With Tune: [There's a happy land of promise just beyond the starry sky]
Will You Be There?

When We See Our Redeemer

Author: J. N. J. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: When we see our Redeemer o'er yonder in glory Refrain First Line: When we see our Redeemer over yonder in glory Used With Tune: [When we see our Redeemer oer yonder in glory]
When We See Our Redeemer

I'm Glad My Savior Holds Me

Author: B. W. M. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: When the billows round me roll, my Savior draweth near Refrain First Line: I'm glad my Savior holds me close to Him Used With Tune: [When the billows round me roll, my Savior draweth near]
I'm Glad My Savior Holds Me

Tell the Glad News

Author: G. A. P. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Have you been rescued from the pitfalls of sin Refrain First Line: Tell them of Jesus, who is the way Used With Tune: [Have you been rescued from the pitfalls of sin]
Tell the Glad News

Don't Go On Hiding from Me

Author: W. K. W. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: When the Lord put both Adam and Eve in the Garden Refrain First Line: Don't you try to keep on hiding Used With Tune: [When the Lord put both Adam and Eve in the Garden]
Don't Go On Hiding from Me

I've Got the Lord

Author: J. V. C. Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I've got the Lord and the Lord's got me Refrain First Line: When it's stormy weather, on the rolling sea Used With Tune: [I've got the Lord and the Lord's got me]
I've Got the Lord

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