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Give Thanks to God Who Hears Our Cries

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Author: Ruth C. Duck

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First Line: Give thanks to God who hears our cries and saves
Title: Give Thanks to God Who Hears Our Cries
Author: Ruth C. Duck
Meter: 8.6.8.6.8.6
Language: English
Publication Date: 2012
Copyright: © 2011 GIA Publications, Inc.

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MORNING SONG (Dare)

MORNING SONG is a folk tune that has some resemblance to the traditional English tune for "Old King Cole." The tune appeared anonymously in Part II of John Wyeth's (PHH 486) Repository of Sacred Music (1813). In 1816 it was credited to "Mr. Dean," which some scholars believe was a misprinted referen…

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