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[Awake, for the voice is divine]
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[Awake, for the voice is divine]
Composer: Mrs. D. E. Dortch
Published in
2 hymnals
Composer:
Mrs. D. E. Dortch
(no biographical information available about Mrs. D. E. Dortch.)
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Tune Information
Title:
[Awake, for the voice is divine]
Composer:
Mrs. D. E. Dortch
Incipit:
12333 32154 32222
Copyright:
Public Domain
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Awake, and Satisfied
All texts published with [Awake, for the voice is divine]
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Grace and Glory: a choice collection of sacred songs, original and selected, for Sabbath-schools, revivals, etc. (1882), p.24
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Grace and Glory #20
Tune Title
: [Awake, for the voice is divine]
First Line
: Awake, for the voice is divine
Composer
: Mrs. D. E. Dortch
Date
: 1882
Grace and Glory #20
National Tidings of Joy #29
Tune Title
: [Awake, for the voice is divine]
First Line
: Awake, for the voice is divine
Composer
: Mrs. D. E. Dortch
Date
: 1878
National Tidings of Joy #29
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