Blessed Hope

Editor: J. R. Baxter
Publisher: Stamps Baxter Music and Printing Co., Dallas, Tex., 1942
Language: English
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d101The light of love is shining
d102The Lord has been so good to me
d103The Lord is my Shepherd, Friend, and Guide
d104The time is now drawing near when Christ the Lord
d105There are mansions grand up above, I'm told
d106There comes the call to everyone
d107There is one, and one only, who giveth release
d108There is work that we should do
d109There is work to do in the Master's field
d110There's a beautiful, pearly white city
d111There's a happy song in my heart today
d112There's a land of Eden just o'er the sea
d113There's a land of fadeless beauty and a city
d114There's a song of gladness in my soul today
d115There's a wondrous gleaming mansion
d116These are days of trouble and sorrow
d117Though ofttimes I'm lonely and weary
d118Though the night be dark, and my feeble bark
d119To the city bright and fair
d120Twilight, soft the evening chimes
d121We are marching with our blessed Savior
d122We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d123We're pilgrims in a strange and a weary land
d124What a crowning day of joy and wonderful song
d125What a happy day, cares will pass away
d126What could I do without Jesus
d127When all the toils of this life are ended
d128When David played before King Saul
d129When here our work is ended
d130When we're gathered into our sweet home
d131When you are lonely, clouds hide the blue
d132When you pray to him in secret
d133While going down life's weary way
d134While we're praying, while we're pleading
d135Within my heart, there rings a melody
d136Within my spirit, a song is ringing
d137You may laugh at these old-fashioned notions of mine
d138You may wonder why I shout and sing

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