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Editor: J. R. Baxter
Publisher: Stamps Baxter Music and Printing Co., Dallas, Tex., 1946
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d1A day of reckoning is coming
d2All who wander may seek and find
d3Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
d4Are we ready now to meet the Savior
d5Are you acquainted with Jesus (Lovett)
d6Are you traveling along in the pathway
d7Beneath the cold white snow
d8Broad is the road [stream] that leads to death [wrath]
d9Brother, why are you sad
d10Christ, the Lord is coming back to earth some day
d11Delighting ever in my blessed Savior's love
d12Down from the heavenly portals
d13Dreaming, dreaming silently
d14Earth and sky again with praise are ringing
d15Earth may give wonderful riches and fame
d16Far away from the fold of the
d17Father, in mercy look down from above
d18God, my King, thy [your] might confessing
d19Greater love could never be
d20Happy in the love eternal
d21Happy on my pilgrim journey here
d22He knows the bitter, weary way
d23Held in Egypt's bondage, I had long a wanderer
d24Here among the shadows [living] in a lonely land
d25Here I have a place to rest
d26Here we cannot know the meaning
d27How I love my Savior and King
d28I am always happy as I go
d29I am feeding on the fruit
d30I am gladly singing praise to Christ
d31I am happy because I found the Savior
d32I am just a weary, careworn pilgrim
d33I am not ashamed to speak
d34I can hear my [the] Savior calling
d35I have a new song to sing
d36I have a Savior who loves me I know
d37I often pray for you, no matter
d38I rejoice in the love divine
d39I see the shadows beyond earth's
d40I was lost, in darkness on the downward road
d41I went up on the mountain
d42I'd like to look in on heaven
d43I'll go home some day
d44I'm a soldier bound for glory, I'm a soldier marching on
d45I'm going home with Christ to live
d46I'm living with Jesus my Savior
d47I'm pressing onward each day
d48I'm redeemed and walking with Christ
d49I'm so glad for the love of God
d50I'm willing now to humbly bow
d51In a lonely graveyard [churchyard], many miles away
d52In this land there's pain
d53In this world we have trouble and trials
d54I've a wonderful Friend
d55I've enlisted in God's army fighting
d56Jesus is my gladness
d57Jesus sought and found us
d58Just a little while till life is over
d59Just think, some night the stars
d60Keep on gladly singing here
d61Keep toiling on
d62Let us sing the gospel of our Savior
d63Lift up your voice to heaven above For Jesus' death was all in love
d64Living below in this old sinful world
d65Long I have been seeking a home
d66Look the harvest fields are ripe and
d67Lord, you know I feel the spirit
d68Many are drifting away from the right
d69Moses stood on holy ground
d70My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty
d71My faith looks up to thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary
d72My life is filled with song
d73My soul belongs to Jesus now
d74My soul was blindly groping in darkest
d75Nearer, my God, to thee, nearer to thee
d76Never mind your troubles
d77No time to waste while here
d78O Jesus is my dearest friend
d79O the joy of knowing Jesus
d80O 'tis sweet to sing this story
d81O watch without delay for that bright happy day
d82O we loved the Savior
d83Oft I drift into the dreamland
d84Oft I sing for my friends
d85Oft times I sit in silent dreaming
d86Often we ponder this earthly life
d87On Jordan's stormy [rugged] banks I stand, And cast a wishful eye
d88Once I wandered alone in the valley so drear
d89Out on the ocean with Jesus
d90Over in the glory land divine
d91Over on the bright elysian shore
d92Pass me not, O gentle Savior
d93Ride on, God's children, to that beautiful land
d94Since Jesus has saved my soul
d95Smile as on life's way
d96Some day we shall sing by the river
d97Some happy day this life will all be o'er
d98Some of these days when I reach
d99Sometimes I feel so happy
d100Sometimes I grow weary

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