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Loved ones are calling me home

Often I think of my loved ones there

Author: William L. Hopper
Published in 1 hymnal

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Author: William L. Hopper

Hopper, William L. (Bryson, Texas, August 10, 1915-- ). Church of God. Wrote for the Tennessee Music and Printing Company and for Stamps Quarter Company. Listed in the 1968 edition of Who's Who in Texas and the 1973 Personalities of the South. Author of book on Texas history, Famous Texas Landmarks. Ordained minister. Pastorates included: Ft. Worth, Mineral Wells, and Mesquite, all in Texas. --Bob J. Neil, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: Often I think of my loved ones there
Title: Loved ones are calling me home
Author: William L. Hopper
Refrain First Line: Calling and calling, like sweet music falling
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Christian Way, Our Second Book for Singing Conventions, Singing Schools, Sunday Schools, etc. #58

Christian Way, Our Second Book for Singing Conventions, Singing Schools, Sunday Schools, etc. #58
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