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L. E. Butrum

Short Name: L. E. Butrum
Full Name: Butrum, L. E.
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Texts by L. E. Butrum (35)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound)L. E. B. (Arranger)English1
As I sit alone and ponderL. E. Butrum (Author)2
As I travel each dayL. E. Butrum (Author)2
As o'er the dark waves here we glideL. E. Butrum (Author)2
As we travel along we will sing a glad songL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
As we travel day by day, Trials here beset our wayL. E. Butrum (Author)English5
Brother, sister, and friend, are you pardoned from sin?L. E. B. (Author)English2
Christ the Lord above, came to earth through loveL. E. Butrum (Author)English4
Gentle the breeze, bathing the treesL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
I am going to a city, to a cityL. E. Butrum (Author)2
I can hear the songs still ringing, mother used to sing to meL. E. B. (Author)English3
Jesus soon will be coming, Coming to take His brideL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Just a sinner was I sinking down to despairL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Loved ones wait for me in glory, in the land of light and loveL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Make somebody happy as you go alongL. E. B. (Author)English3
Music and flowers, sunshine and showersL. E. B. (Author)English4
My dear mother sang to me, sacred words and melodyL. E. B. (Author)English2
O what wonderful glory just to sing the sweet storyL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Once I was lost but now I am foundL. E. Butrum (Author)2
Our life on earth is but a spanL. E. B. (Author)English4
Ring the bells of love over mountain, hill and plainL. E. Butrum (Author)English4
Singing and praying as we go, helping the lost our Lord to knowL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Sometimes I feel so downhearted and blue, and then I kneel down and pray it all throughL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Sure that this true Friend needed aid will sendL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
That will be a great glad dayL. E. Butrum (Author)4
The Lord is Captain of His armyL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
There are many nations that have been in awful warL. E. Butrum (Author)2
There is peace, sweet peace in my soul todayL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
This world is not our resting place, Here we must work and prayL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
Though the journey seems longL. E. Butrum (Author)2
Traveling on my way to glory, singing and telling love's old storyL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
We have many friends and loved onesL. E. Butrum (Author)4
When I see my blessed Savior coming on a cloudL. E. B. (Author)English2
When the morning breaks eternal fairL. E. Butrum (Author)English2
When we go to meet our Savior in the home over the wayL. E. B. (Author)English2
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