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Text:It Seems I Hear a Voice
Author:W. O. H.
Tune:[It seems I hear a voice calling]
Composer:W. O. Hyatt

34. It Seems I Hear a Voice

Text Information
First Line: It seems I hear a voice calling
Title: It Seems I Hear a Voice
Author: W. O. H.
Refrain First Line: Seems I can hear a voice calling each day
Language: English
Publication Date: 1968
Copyright: 1963, by M. H. Woodard, in "Let Us Sing"
Tune Information
Name: [It seems I hear a voice calling]
Composer: W. O. Hyatt
Incipit: 33334 56543 23212
Copyright: 1963, by M. H. Woodard, in "Let Us Sing"



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