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Musical Memories of William Gilmore Oglevee
Editor:
L. M. Oglevee
Publisher:
Vaile Co., Rock Island, Ill., 1942
Language:
English
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d1
A bluebird over the treetops flew
d2
America, my country dear
d3
An army now is marching by
d4
Come ye whose feet are weary
d5
Eternal God, whose power upholds
d6
God gave me ears and lips and eyes
d7
Homeward, we turn with torches
d8
In church it is so quiet
d9
Let little children come to me
d10
Long long ago one winter's night
d11
O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree
d12
O isn't it the nicest thing
d13
O sweet are the songs that the children sing
d14
O Thou, in whose eternal name
d15
Savior of men, we bless Thy name
d16
Sleep, sleep, sleep, little seed
d17
Swiftly pass the hours
d18
The Bible is God's holy book
d19
The Christmas angels sang to say
d20
The great outdoors around us
d21
The great outdoors, the sky, the trees
d22
The star shone brightly in the sky
d23
The world is full of flowers
d24
Today a song of praise I sing
d25
We worship by the gifts we bring
d26
When Jesus lived upon the earth
d27
When the baby Jesus came down to earth
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