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Rene Bronner

Short Name: Rene Bronner
Full Name: Bronner, Rene

Born: Date unk­nown, but songs by Bron­ner were in pub­li­ca­tion by 1905. We do not know if this au­thor was a man or wo­man, but we have seen at least one ref­er­ence to a lyr­i­cist named Mrs. Re­ne Bron­ner. Bron­ner’s works in­clude: Under the Christ­mas Star, with Hen­ry Pe­trie (New York: Lo­renz Pub­lish­ing Com­pa­ny, 1914) © The Cyber Hymnal™ http://www.hymntime.com/tch.


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Texts by Rene Bronner (36)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A King was born todayRene Bronner (Author)1
Are you in darkness, oppressed by the night?Rene Bronner (Author)English1
At eventide, when day is doneRene Bronner (Author)English1
Bells of joy and gladnessRene Bronner (Author)1
For His love is like a fragrant flowerRene Bronner (Author)English2
He who tarries at the wine cupRene Bronner (Author)1
Hear the mighty army singingRene Bronner (Author)1
If you would be glad and happy and glad and gayRene Bronner (Author)1
If you'd banish sin and sorrowRene Bronner (Author)1
Night, silent night, let usRene Bronner (Author)1
Once again we hear the glad bells chimeRene Bronner (Author)1
Ring out tonight through the waiting landRene Bronner (Author)3
The old saloon has had its dayRene Bronner (Author)1
There are days when we are lonelyRene Bronner (Author)English1
There is a hope that guides us onRene Bronner (Author)English1
There is a light that shines afar Across the sea of passing yearsRene Bronner (Author)English1
There is one who never leavesRene Bronner (Author)1
There's a call for soldiers trueRene Bronner (Author)English2
There's a harbor bright and fairRene Bronner (Author)English1
There's a love that cannot fadeRene Bronner (Author)2
There's a mighty army gatheringR. Bronner (Author)2
There's poison in the flowing bowlRene Bronner (Author)1
Through trials, through mighty temptationsRene Bronner (Author)1
Tis sweet to know there is a FriendRene Bronner (Author)1
'Tis sweet to read his blessedRene Bronner (Author)1
Until we stop the brewing, we don'ts know what they're doingRene Bronner (Author)English1
We are soldiers in the temperance armyRene Bronner (Author)1
We hail this dayRene Bronner (Author)1
We're an army marching in the causeRene Bronner (Author)1
What a change within our heartsRene Bronner (Author)English1
What makes us so happyRene Bronner (Author)1
When all the slaves of rum are freeRene Bronner (Author)1
When I am weary, when I am sadRene Bronner (Author)English1
When life is young and hope is bright and fairR. Bronner (Author)English2
When life seems a desert of care and woeRene Bronner (Author)English1
When your heart is filled with gladnessRene Bronner (Author)English1

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