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Silver and Gold Have I None

Oft a lame man was at the temple's beautiful gate

Author: D. E. Gilbreath
Tune: [Oft a lame man was at the temple's beautiful gate]
Published in 1 hymnal

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Author: D. E. Gilbreath

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First Line: Oft a lame man was at the temple's beautiful gate
Title: Silver and Gold Have I None
Author: D. E. Gilbreath
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Of silver and gold have I none
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