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Come, My Friend and Go With Me

Author: J. L. M. Hymnal: GG1948 #0 (1948) First Line: I shall ne'er forget the day, Jesus took my sins away Refrain First Line: Come, my friends and go with me Languages: English Tune Title: [I shall ne'er forget the day, Jesus took my sins away]
Come, My Friend and Go With Me

I Want to Live There

Author: Mrs. Novella Black Hymnal: GG1948 #1a (1948) First Line: I'm planning some day, to leave this old world Refrain First Line: I want to live there some wonderful day Languages: English Tune Title: [I'm planning some day, to leave this old world]
I Want to Live There

Gospel Glory

Author: Fay Wallington Hymnal: GG1948 #1 (1948) First Line: There's a grand and blessed story Refrain First Line: Sing a song and tell the story Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a grand and blessed story]
Gospel Glory

The City Four-Square

Author: Y. E. P. Hymnal: GG1948 #2 (1948) First Line: Over by the crystal river, far above the blue sky Refrain First Line: City four-square, lovely and fair Languages: English Tune Title: [Over by the crystal river, far above the blue sky]
The City Four-Square

On the Hills of Glory Land

Author: L. O. B. Hymnal: GG1948 #3 (1948) First Line: Won't we have a happy time, when we reach that sunny clime Refrain First Line: Let us live for Jesus here Languages: English Tune Title: [Won't we have a happy time, when we reach that sunny clime]
On the Hills of Glory Land

Tell it Out

Author: Fay Wallington Hymnal: GG1948 #4 (1948) First Line: Oh, my brother, there's a message that the world should know Refrain First Line: Tell it out to ev'ry nation Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, my brother, there's a message that the world should know]
Tell it Out

Lord, is it I?

Author: W. B. W. Hymnal: GG1948 #5 (1948) First Line: Some one is grieving the Saviour today Languages: English Tune Title: [Some one is grieving the Savior today]
Lord, is it I?

Let Us Keep on Praying

Author: L. O. B. Hymnal: GG1948 #6 (1948) First Line: What we're needing here below, as thru life we onward go Refrain First Line: Let us kneel and pray Languages: English Tune Title: [What we're needing here below, as thru life we onward go]
Let Us Keep on Praying

When Christ Shall Come

Author: C. W. Naylor Hymnal: GG1948 #7 (1948) First Line: All hail the day for which we yearn Refrain First Line: We shall see Him in His glory Languages: English Tune Title: [All hail the day for which we yearn]
When Christ Shall Come

Why Don't You Let Jesus Come In?

Author: Rev. V. S. R. Hymnal: GG1948 #8 (1948) First Line: If you are weary and ladened with care Refrain First Line: Why don't you let Jesus come into your heart? Languages: English Tune Title: [If you are weary and ladened with care]
Why Don't You Let Jesus Come In?

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