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Text:When All the Boys Come Sailing Home
Author:N. J.
Tune:[A morning of joy is surely coming]
Composer:Nolin Jeffress

110. When All the Boys Come Sailing Home

Text Information
First Line: A morning of joy is surely coming
Title: When All the Boys Come Sailing Home
Author: N. J.
Refrain First Line: The boys we love will sing the vict'ry song
Language: English
Publication Date: 1951
Copyright: © 1945, by Jeffress Music Co., in "Tuneful Tidings"
Tune Information
Name: [A morning of joy is surely coming]
Composer: Nolin Jeffress
Incipit: 51111 16535 11121
Copyright: © 1945, by Jeffress Music Co., in "Tuneful Tidings"



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