Gone, Yes, Gone Forevermore!

Now let songs of triumph swell loud and clear, loud and clear

Author: Joseph C. Macaulay
Tune: [Now let songs of triumph swell loud and clear, loud and clear]
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Source: Favorite Hymns of Praise #257
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Author: Joseph C. Macaulay

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First Line: Now let songs of triumph swell loud and clear, loud and clear
Title: Gone, Yes, Gone Forevermore!
Author: Joseph C. Macaulay
Refrain First Line: Gone, yes, gone forevermore!
Publication Date: 1967
Copyright: © 1967 Hope Publishing Co.
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