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Text:Sing a Cheery Song
Author:Mrs. Henrietta Ponder
Author:L. L. L.
Tune:[If you want sweet peace in your heart to stay]
Composer:Luther L. Lovett

46. Sing a Cheery Song

Text Information
First Line: If you want sweet peace in your heart to stay
Title: Sing a Cheery Song
Author: Mrs. Henrietta Ponder
Author: L. L. L.
Refrain First Line: Always sing a cheery song as thru life you go along
Language: English
Publication Date: 1960
Copyright: 1960, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Iin "Chapel Chimes"
Tune Information
Name: [If you want sweet peace in your heart to stay]
Composer: Luther L. Lovett
Incipit: 34321 17615 12345
Copyright: 1960, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Iin "Chapel Chimes"



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