Walter E. Howell

Short Name: Walter E. Howell
Full Name: Howell, Walter E.
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Gwyn a gwridog yw fy ArglwyddW. Howells (Translator)Welsh1
A lonesome feeling comes stealing when I think of the pastWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
As I move onward thru this vale belowWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
As we travel to and fro in this wicked world belowWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Bells of happiness ringing for meWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Day after day in this journey of lifeWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Death is only our translation to the land where joys abideW. E. H. (Author)English2
Echoes from the past, how pleasant to live them over againW. E. H. (Author)English2
Evening sun is slowly sinkingWalter E. Howell (Author)2
He bore the cross to Calvary, oh, bless His holy name!Walter E. Howell (Author)English2
Here in sadness we roam, this vain world is not homeWalter E. Howell (Author)2
I am on a journey to heaven's grand estateW. E. H. (Author)2
I am riding, safely riding on the wings of loveWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
I am sailing for lands afar, going to gates that stand ajarWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
I need the love of my Lord, the saving power of His wordWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
I want to follow my Lord and my MasterWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
I'm glad that Jesus sought me and saved me from my sinWalter E. Howell (Author)2
In a world full of sin, with its sorrow and painWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
In the far off sweet beyondWalter E. Howell (Author)2
In this changing world I dreamW. E. H. (Author)2
In treading life's uneven wayW. E. H. (Author)English2
I've a comforter on my journey to my heavenly homeWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
I've left the sins of Egypt, I'm bound for Canaan's landW. E. H. (Author)English2
Let every voice praise the matchless SaviorWalter E. Howell (Author)2
Longing for realms of gladness, shackled by sin and sadnessWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Lord, I come at close of dayWalter E. Howell (Author)2
Lord, teach me how to prayWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Many are drifting from God and from rightWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
Marching with Jesus, my Savior, never forsaken am IW. E. H. (Author)English2
Once I wandered in the darkness, Lost in sin, despised, undoneW. E. H. (Author)English2
Out upon the angry ocean, wild and lonelyW. E. H. (Author)English2
Singing keeps me happy as I tread this pilgrim wayW. E. H. (Author)2
The love of God is deeper than the mighty seaWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
There is joy in the Lord as we march alongWalter E. Howell (Author)2
There's a land of fadeless beauty far beyond the starry skyW. E. H. (Author)English2
These are days that try the soulsWalter E. Howell (Author)2
Though in this world of trouble and woeW. E. H. (Author)English2
What do you do when your heart's aglow?Walter E. Howell (Author)English2
When Jesus called me through His blessed wordWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
When Jesus came to earth from gloryW. E. H. (Author)2
When shadows start falling, then voices start callingWalter E. Howell (Author)English2
When traveling days are over and doneWalter E. Howell (Author)2
When we reach heaven, by and by, enter the portals through the skyW. E. H. (Author)2
I'm moving down the long trail, where joy and gladness prevailWalter E. Howell (Author)English3
I've a friend who walks with me alwaysWalter E. Howell (Author)English3
Once I wandered, out on the mountainWalter E. Howell (Author)3
Over in that land of songWalter E. Howell (Author)3
Standing beside the mystic river this side the sweet foreverWalter E. Howell (Author)English3
There's bound to be trouble down here belowWalter E. Howell (Author)English3
Dear Lord, from whom all blessings flowW. E. H. (Author)English4
Hide, O hide me gentle SaviorWalter E. Howell (Author)English4
When the cares of earth shall have passed awayWalter E. Howell (Author)4
When troubles worry you and your heart is heavy, weary and sadWalter E. Howell (Author)English4
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