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Short Name: Alfred A. Graley
Full Name: Graley, Alfred A.
Birth Year: 1813
Death Year: 1905
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A happy New-year to thee, fatherAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
A little child may do much goodAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
All is well, all is well, for my Savior is my friendRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English3
Arm, soldiers, arm! take the shield and swordA. A. G. (Author)English4
As the birds in shady wildwoodAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Awake, arise, why sleepest thouAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
Be the matter what it mayAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English7
Beautiful morning starRev. A. A. G. (Author)English8
Believe it, dear children, that now is the timeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
Bound for a home in the goodly [glory] landAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
Brethren, at the mercy seatAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
Christ is born, and heaven rejoicesAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English7
Come boys, come girls, won't you volunteerAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)7
Come, seek the shade of the forest treesRev. A. A. G. (Author)English4
Come to the Sabbath School, we really wish you wouldAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
Come where the wild flowers growAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Dear children, heed the Shepherd's callAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English3
Dear Jesus, my Shepherd, I would in thy foldAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
Don't think there is nothing for children to doAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English9
Down the stream of life they glideAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
Down the stream of life we're glidingRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
Faithful Shepherd, meek and mildAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)5
Flowers of the gardenAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
Für die Schul' wirket alle mit Herz und mit HandAlfred A. Graley (Author)German0
Go to the mercy seatRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
Gone, gone, loved one, Gone from our homeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Hark, 'tis the trumpet of liberty soundingAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
Hasten to Calvary's mountainRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English2
He nani ke meleA. A. Graley (Author)Hawaiian2
His voice no more I disregardAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English3
Home, dear home, we never can forgetAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)7
Hosanna to the Son of David, The children sang of old, And through the holy templeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
How can I be a happy childAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
How small are the dewdropsAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English4
How sweet are the flowersAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
How sweet was the song of the angels of lightAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
I am but a little child, And of frolic fullAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
I know there's a crown for the saints of renownA. A. Graley (Author)English7
I love a little child with his sparkling eyeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
I want to love my Savior, And in His fold be foundA. A. G. (Author)English3
I'd rather be a child of GodAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
If blooming flowers my pathway strewRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
If you would find salvationAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English5
I'm but a pilgrim here below, I have no portion hereAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English1
In mansions bright, the glorified beholdRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English3
In thy childhood's sunny morningAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Jesus, be near meAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Jesus, how can I but love TheeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English10
Jesus, my Savior, Jesus my Savior, Set up thy throneAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
Jesus, my song shall be, O how he lovesAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)0
Jesus, Savior, Friend divineRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
Jesus sought and saved me when a wandering childRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English6
Jesus welcomes, when they've crossed the riverA. A. Graley (Author)1
Kommt nach dem schattigen grünen WaldAlfred A. Graley (Author)German0
Let us daily better growAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)0
Let us work for the school with our hearts and our handsA. A. G. (Author)English4
Lo! the angel band descendingAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
Mother dear, I'm happy nowA. A. G. (Author)English1
My country, my country, I cherish thee stillAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Never mourn if pain or lossRev. A. A. G. (Author)English2
No gaudy glories crown thy headA. A. G. (Author)English1
No longer at ease will I slumberAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English3
Now, ere the sunny morn of life is overAlfred A. Graley (Author)English2
Now while the heart's warm and tenderRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English2
O come, let us sing to the praise of the schoolA. A. G. (Author)English5
O, come to the Savior, dear childrenRev. A. A. Graley (Author)8
O remember the Sabbath schoolAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
O the green grass wavesAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
O there is a fountain that never is dryAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)5
O turn, sinner, turn to thy Father and GodAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
O what are the sorrows that burden the soul?Alfred Arthur Graley (Author)English2
O when shall I dwell in a mansion all brightAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English19
O why do I find it so hard to do rightAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
O why will you seek for a portion belowAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
O'er the flowing riverAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
O say not that the Christian lifeA. A. G. (Author)English1
O there is a beautiful city, just over the river so coldRev. A. A. G. (Author)English13
O think not, dear children, because you are youngRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English4
O won't you be a ChristianA. A. G. (Author)English11
Once I wandered on the mountainAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Over the mountains, barren and coldAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
Press on little pilgrims and never give upAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
Prophets and sages with raptureAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Round the throne in [of] glory, Happy children throngAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English18
Send the tidings of salvation to the heathenAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
Shall we meet in heaven aboveAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Strike, strike your bright harpsAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Sweetly ringing hear the Sabbath bellRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English1
Taste not, taste not the wineRev. A. A. G. (Author)English3
The old, old year with its joys and its sorrowsA. A. G. (Author)English4
The saints above with joy beholdA. A. G. (Author)English2
The sun shines bright and it pours its lightAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
The valleys and the mountainsAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English6
There came an hour when all my prideA. A. G. (Author)English1
There is a Rose whose beauties graceAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)5
There's a bright unfading crownAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English5
There's beauty in the sunshineAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English9
They are gone to the land o'er the riverAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)0
This life is a race, And brief is the spaceAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
This world is not my home, I knowAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English5
This world's a wilderness, and dangers clusterAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
'Tis done, the work of love is doneAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
'Tis the sweet spring timeAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1
To toil and pray in heathen landsAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
Walk in the narrow wayA. A. G. (Author)English1
Was ist das für herrlicher SchimmerAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)German0
We are homeward bound to the land of light [life] and loveAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)12
We're marching to the camp aboveAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)2
We're passing along to our home in the skiesAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)3
When chasing the phantomsRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
When grove and when garden have put off their robe of snowA. A. G. (Author)English2
When I walk the gloomy valeRev. A. A. Graley (Author)1
When Jesus, the meek, and the lowly, was hereAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
When many to the Savior's feetAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English8
When over us waves of trouble rollAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English1
When panting neath the heavy crossRev. A. A. G. (Author)1
When we are twenty one, boysAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)English3
Willst du sein ein Kind des Herrn?Alfred Arthur Graley (Author)German0
Winter's reign is overA. A. G. (Author)English2
Would you be a Christian childRev. A. A. Graley (Author)English6
Wouldst thou save the wandererAlfred A. Graley (Author)English1
Youthful pilgrims, whither boundAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)4
Youthful sinner, though lessAlfred Arthur Graley (Author)1

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