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Eugene Wright

Short Name: Eugene Wright
Full Name: Wright, Eugene
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Texts by Eugene Wright (111)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
As I go through this life sharing its joy and strifeE. W. (Author)English2
As I travel along on the road of lifeEugene Wright (Author)English2
As I travel down the road of lifeE. W. (Author)English2
As I travel on my journey in this world of careEugene Wright (Author)2
As pilgrims we're traveling through a land of sorrow and tearsEugene Wright (Author)English5
As we travel on the road together, children of the heavenly KingEugene Wright (Author)English2
Christ the Savior bids you journey with HimE. W. (Author (suggested by))English1
For the ones who trust the SaviorEugene Wright (Author)English2
How I love to steal away, just as twilight dims the dayEugene Wright (Author)English2
I am a happy pilgrim, traveling homeEugene Wright (Author)English2
I am a pilgrim and a stranger in this weary, troubled landEugene Wright (Author)English2
I am a pilgrim and stranger in this earthlandEugene Wright (Author)2
I am bound for heaven, that bright city so fairEugene Wright (Author)English3
I am going onward with Christ todayEugene Wright (Author)2
I am heading for the land of glory and I know I'll soon be thereEugene Wright (Author)English2
I am just a weary, careworn pilgrimEugene Wright (Author)2
I am just a weary pilgrim, Toiling down this lonesome roadEugene Wright (Author)4
I am just apassing through this old world of careEugene Wright (Author)English3
I am often weary with a burden of careE. W. (Author)English2
I am only on a journey, In this weary troubled landE. W. (Author)English1
I am only on a visit in this troubled landEugene Wright (Author)English2
I am treading the pathway that leads aboveEugene Wright (Author)English3
I have a mansion in a beautiful landEugene Wright (Author)English2
I never can forget that day, He's the shelter in the time of stormE. W. (Arranger)English1
I read about a happy placeEugene Wright (Author)English2
I wandered alone in the darkness of nightEugene Wright (Author)English2
If you are spending your days in follyEugene Wright (Author)2
I'm a weary pilgrim, traveling through this world of careE. W. (Author)English2
I'm a-gonna walk dem streets of goldE. W. (Author)English2
I'm happy to know as onward I goE. W. (Author)English2
I'm only a pilgrim here belowEugene Wright (Author)2
I'm only on a little visitEugene Wright (Author)2
I'm only on a visit in this vain world of careE. W. (Author)English2
I'm so glad that God is able to relieve us of our careE. W. (Author (Chorus))English2
In my heart is ringing a song (Wright)Eugene Wright (Author)2
In my heart there is a melody, precious song of God's loveE. W. (Author)English2
In my heart there rings a melody of loveE. W. (Author)English2
I've left the byways of sorrow that I traveledEugene Wright (Author)2
I've read of a land of fadeless beautyEugene Wright (Author)English2
I've started in the race for heavenEugene Wright (Author)2
Jesus came one happy dayEugene Wright (Author)2
Jesus has lifted me from bondage of sinEugene Wright (Author)English3
Jesus, is reigning in power supremeEugene Wright (Author)2
Just a few more miles to travelEugene Wright (Author)English2
Life's follies and pleasures can charm me no moreEugene Wright (Author)2
Like faithful Noah in the grand old arkEugene Wright (Author)English2
Living words of Jesus and His gloryE. W. (Author)English2
Lord, we thank Thee for the blessings, that Thou sendeth us each dayE. W. (Author)English3
Marching along the good old way finding new joy each passing dayEugene Wright (Author)English2
No matter how dark and dreary the dayEugene Wright (Author)English2
No matter how heavy the loadE. W. (Author)English2
Oft we blend our voices in songs of loveE. W. (Author)English3
Often we struggle with a burden to bearEugene Wright (Author)English3
On that great morning when I hear the trumpet soundE. W. (Author)English3
On that happy morning when the Savior comes back againE. W. (Author)English3
On this lonesome road my feet are daily faringEugene Wright (Author)English2
Onward I journey with my RedeemerEugene Wright (Author)1
Our spirits have been redeemed from sin, now white as snowEugene Wright (Author)English3
Out on the desert I wandered aloneEugene Wright (Author)2
Shadows of sorrow often fall on our wayEugene Wright (Author)English2
Since I've left the valley with its lonely shades of nightEugene Wright (Author)English4
Since I've trusted in the Savior, found His matchless grace and favorE. W. (Author)English2
Since Jesus came into my heart and bade my load of sin departEugene Wright (Author)English2
Since Jesus has placed in my heart a new songEugene Wright (Author)English2
Since you have started for that homeland aboveE. W. (Author)English2
Sinful Egypt is far behind me and its pleasures in vain allureEugene Wright (Author)English2
Sorrows surround us while treading life's roadE. W. (Suggested by)English2
Sweet is the song I'm singingEugene Wright (Author)English2
Tell the world about the Savior, show His love and wondrous favorE. W. (Author)English2
That will be a time of gladness, for the souls redeemed and freeE. W. (Author)English2
The human race was steeped in disgraceEugene Wright (Author)English2
There is a land of fadeless beauty (Wright)Eugene Wright (Author)2
There's a city of joy and rapture, supernalEugene Wright (Author)English3
There's a happy land where comes no sorrowEugene Wright (Author)3
There's a land of glory just beyond the seaEugene Wright (Author)English2
This world is not our resting place, We have a home on highEugene Wright (Author)English2
Though thorns are overspreading the path we are treadingEugene Wright (Author)English2
Though the shadows of gray drive the sunshine awayEugene Wright (Author)2
We are a happy band traveling through this landE. W. (Author)English2
We have left the land of EgyptEugene Wright (Author)English5
We read about a country where sinEugene Wright (Author)3
We shall soon be leaving this old world of pain and careE. W. (Author)English3
We've come out to the lonely churchyardEugene Wright (Author)English3
What a glad, happy day at the end of the wayEugene Wright (Author)English2
What a happy day, cares will pass awayEugene Wright (Author)2
What plans have you madeEugene Wright (Author)2
When clouds of doubt arise, spreading across the skiesEugene Wright (Author)English2
When Gabriel sounds his silver trumpet and the saints of earth ariseEugene Wright (Author)English2
When I am done with trouble and careEugene Wright (Author)English2
When I am singing in that home of the soulE. W. (Author)English2
When I see Jesus coming on that glad dayEugene Wright (Author)English4
When I see the mighty King descending in His royal majestyEugene Wright (Author)English2
When my heart is heavy with the caresEugene Wright (Author)2
When my little visit here is ended and I hear the home-bells chimeE. W. (Author)English2
When our traveling days are ended and we gather on heaven's shoreEugene Wright (Author)English2
When the clouds of sorrow fall over your wayEugene Wright (Author)1
When the cross is too heavy to bearE. W. (Author)English3
When the mighty trump of God is soundingE. W. (Author)English2
When the ransomed millions leave this old world of careE. W. (Author)English4
When the roll is called in heaven, On that morning bright and fairEugene Wright (Author)English2
When the storms are rolling o'er the pathEugene Wright (Author)2
When the trumpet is sounding, and the dead shall ariseEugene Wright (Author)English2
When things go wrong just press right alongE. W. (Author)English2
When toiling is ended and my burdens are laid downEugene Wright (Author)English6
When your heart is weary (Wright)Eugene Wright (Author)2
While going onward through lifeEugene Wright (Author)3
While I tread this sinful path belowE. W. (Author)English2
While I'm treading this path of sorrow I am waiting for His glad callEugene Wright (Author)English2
Why should our hearts be lonely and sadE. W. (Author)English2
With Jesus, my Savior, I'm walking each dayEugene Wright (Author)English3
With this divine commission, Jesus endowed His ownE. W. (Author)English2
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