Text:Talk About a Soul
Adapter:John F. Wilson
Tune:HERE'S ONE
Arranger:John F. Wilson

303. Talk About a Soul

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Text Information
First Line: Talk about a soul that's been converted
Title: Talk About a Soul
Adapter: John F. Wilson
Meter: Irreg.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1974
Scripture: ;
Topic: Love: Our Love; New Birth; Testimony, Hymns of (2 more...)
Source: Traditional Spiritual
Copyright: © 1966 Hope Publishing Co.
Tune Information
Name: HERE'S ONE
Arranger: John F. Wilson
Meter: Irreg.
Key: d minor
Source: Traditional Spiritual
Copyright: © 1966 Hope Publishing Co.



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