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Text:I Can't Understand All These Things (But I Still Love The Lord)
Author:J. H.
Tune:[Sometimes in this life we often have troubles and trials]
Composer:Jess Harper

114. I Can't Understand All These Things (But I Still Love The Lord)

Text Information
First Line: Sometimes in this life we often have troubles and trials
Title: I Can't Understand All These Things (But I Still Love The Lord)
Author: J. H.
Publication Date: 1964
Copyright: © Copyright, 1964, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Inc., in "Joy Bells"
Notes: "Words spoken to Ben T. (Ark) Smith, Groves, Tex. just prior to his death in May, 1964."
Tune Information
Name: [Sometimes in this life we often have troubles and trials]
Composer: Jess Harper
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: © Copyright, 1964, by Stamps Quartet Music Co., Inc., in "Joy Bells"



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