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[Every care and every sorrow]
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[Every care and every sorrow]
Composer: Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
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3 hymnals
Composer:
Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
Macon Temperance Burleson Cornelius, born in Texas in 1878, wife of Rufus H. Cornelius, died in Fort Worth, Texas in 1934
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Tune Information
Title:
[Every care and every sorrow]
Composer:
Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
Key:
E♭ Major
Copyright:
Public Domain
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Every care and every sorrow
All texts published with [Every care and every sorrow]
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Cornelius' Gospel Songs (1927), p.164
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Calvary Hymns #69
Tune Title
: [Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow]
First Line
: Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow
Composer
: Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
Date
: 1925
Calvary Hymns #69
Cornelius' Gospel Songs #192
Tune Title
: [Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow]
First Line
: Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow
Composer
: Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
Key
: E♭ Major
Date
: 1927
Cornelius' Gospel Songs #192
Songs of the Cross #69
Tune Title
: [Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow]
First Line
: Ev'ry care and ev'ry sorrow
Composer
: Mrs. R. H. Cornelius
Date
: 1924
Songs of the Cross #69
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