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Text:When We Get To That City
Author:Rupert Cravens
Tune:[We shall come to the end of the journey at last]
Composer:Adger M. Pace

116. When We Get To That City

Text Information
First Line: We shall come to the end of the journey at last
Title: When We Get To That City
Author: Rupert Cravens (1963)
Refrain First Line: There will be no more sorrow on that happy tomorrow
Language: English
Publication Date: 2002
Copyright: © M. Lynwood Smith in "Heavenly Harmonies"
Tune Information
Name: [We shall come to the end of the journey at last]
Composer: Adger M. Pace
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: © M. Lynwood Smith in "Heavenly Harmonies"



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