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Edyth Hillery Hay

Short Name: Edyth Hillery Hay
Full Name: Hay, Edyth Hillery, 1838-1905
Birth Year: 1838
Death Year: 1905

Lyrics
Jesus Waits

Music: SAVING POWER, THE

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Texts by Edyth Hillery Hay (18)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Are you tired, are you temptedEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
Awake, my soul, in grateful praiseEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
By faith mine eyes beholdEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
Deep are the shades of mortal nightE. H. H. (Author)1
He loveth me, He loveth me, my blessed LordEdith Hillery Hay (Author)English2
I am thinking tonight of the brightEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
I was hopeless and wearyEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
Jesus is the friend of children, He is ever near their sideEdyth Hillery Hay (Author)English2
Lord, with devotion we prayEdith Hillery Hay (Author)English5
O brightly beam the stars tonightEdith Hillery Hay (Author)3
O, day of triumph, day of joyEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
Oft times when sad and lonelyEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
Sing, weary heart, when shadows comeEdith Hillery Hay (Author)English8
Swiftly the moments are passing awayEdith Hillery Hay (Author)English2
The time is nearing when mine eyesEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
There is a love that isEdith Hillery Hay (Author)2
There's never a moment, there's never an hourEdyth Hillery Hay (Author)2
When you come to the place where you need a friendE. H. H. (Author)3
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