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Text:Go to the Lord In Prayer
Author:W. Oliver Cooper
Tune:[When you meet reverses and ev'rything seems wrong]
Composer:Mrs. M. E. Pearce

27. Go to the Lord In Prayer

Text Information
First Line: When you meet reverses and ev'rything seems wrong
Title: Go to the Lord In Prayer
Author: W. Oliver Cooper
Refrain First Line: Pray the Lord to guide you
Language: English
Publication Date: 1959
Copyright: © 1959, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Printing Co., in "Golden Chimes"
Tune Information
Name: [When you meet reverses and ev'rything seems wrong]
Composer: Mrs. M. E. Pearce
Incipit: 35656 53211 61535
Copyright: © 1959, by Stamps-Baxter Music & Printing Co., in "Golden Chimes"



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