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J. W. Payte

Short Name: J. W. Payte
Full Name: Payte, J. W.
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Texts by J. W. Payte (35)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Are you burdened, skies above you drearyJ. W. P. (Author)English1
As I travel on through this pilgrim landJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
As we travel along through the world of sorrowJ. W. P. (Author)English2
Hallelujah, I am heaven boundJ. W. Payte (Author)2
How wonderful is JesusJ. W. Payte (Author)1
I do not know just what awaits meJ. W. P. (Author)English1
I'm going over yonderJ. W. Payte (Author)2
I'm not ashamed to testify for my dear LordJ. W. P. (Author)English1
In a little while we'll see the SaviorJ. W. P. (Author)English1
In the glory of our Savior's smileJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
I've a mother over yonderJ. W. Payte (Author)English2
John saw that holy cityJ. W. Payte (Author)1
Lonely days sometimes I'm almost to the groundJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
Lord, I want my lamp to brightly shineJ. W. P. (Author)English1
My house is built on a firm foundationJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
My Lord suffered, bled, and diedJ. W. Payte (Author)1
O glory be to my Savior's nameJ. W. Payte (Author)1
Our dear Lord died to make us freeJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
Out in the lowland of sorrowJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
There are mansions grand up above, I'm toldJ. W. P. (Author)English1
There is a city of wondrous beautyJ. W. Payte (Author)1
There is a land far beyond this vale of tearsJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
There is no friend on earth can compare with the SaviorJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
There'll be a great home coming over on the glory shoreJ. W. P. (Author)English1
There'll be no night in heavenJ. W. Payte (Author)1
Through the storm, through the rainJ. W. P. (Author)English1
We are traveling onward to that portJ. W. Payte (Author)1
We're going home, no more to roam (Payte)J. W. Payte (Author)English2
What a happy day, that day will beJ. W. Payte (Author)1
When billows dark around me roll, And dim the light across the foamJ. W. Payte (Author)English6
When labors of earth are past and goneJ. W. P. (Author)English1
When storm clouds dark sweep over my soulJ. W. Payte (Author)English2
When troubles come and heartaches press me sorelyJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
When we come to the ending of this life's journeyJ. W. Payte (Author)English2
When we see the Savior, Jesus coming againJ. W. Payte (Author)English1
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