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167. Pine Brook Song

1 All aboard! Here we go to the land of joys and mirth;
Praises flow as we go to the dearest spot on earth:
Where Jesus is exalted, and His servants teach God’s Book;
There’s not another place on earth more precious than Pine Brook.

2 Mountains ring as we sing praises to our Savior-King;
Land of Pine and sunshine, with an atmosphere divine:
Where Jesus is exalted, and His servants teach God’s Book;
There’s not another place on earth more precious than Pine Brook.

Text Information
First Line: All aboard! Here we go to the land of joy and mirth
Title: Pine Brook Song
Author: M. T. M.
Refrain First Line: Where Jesus is exalted, and His servants teach God's Book
Language: English
Publication Date: 1934
Copyright: © 1934 by Percy Crawford
Notes: Now Public Domain; Dedicated to the Pine Brookers
Tune Information
Name: [All aboard! Here we go to the land of joy and mirth]
Composer: Merril T. MacPherson
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: © 1934 by Percy Crawford
Notes: Now Public Domain



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