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I'm glad I have salvation in my heart

Author: R. E. Winsett Hymnal: QSB61949 #d41 (1949)
I'm glad I have salvation in my heart

Going Over Home

Author: Adger M. Pace Hymnal: QSB61949 #d42 (1949) First Line: I'm on my way to glory Refrain First Line: I'm going over home Languages: English
Going Over Home

I'm happy in this gospel way

Author: G. D. McNair Hymnal: QSB61949 #d43 (1949) First Line: I'm so happy since I have found the Savior
I'm happy in this gospel way

I'm thinking of the homeland

Hymnal: QSB61949 #d44 (1949)
I'm thinking of the homeland

He'll Clear Your Way

Author: Carrie Land Hymnal: QSB61949 #d45 (1949) First Line: I'm walking in the glory land way Refrain First Line: I love to sing and tell the story
He'll Clear Your Way

Homeward bound

Author: Charles W. Vaughan Hymnal: QSB61949 #d46 (1949) First Line: In the valley I am walking Refrain First Line: Because I'm homeward bound
Homeward bound

I don't want to get adjusted

Author: Sanford J. Massengale Hymnal: QSB61949 #d47 (1949) First Line: In this world we have our troubles Sometimes lonesome, sometimes blue
I don't want to get adjusted

My mother's song, heard long ago

Author: J. S. Kimbrough Hymnal: QSB61949 #d48 (1949) First Line: I've listened to the voice of spring
My mother's song, heard long ago

O how he loved you and me

Author: Elwood Denson Hymnal: QSB61949 #d49 (1949) First Line: Jesus came down from his glory
O how he loved you and me

Calling today

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: QSB61949 #d50 (1949) First Line: Jesus is tenderly calling thee [you] home
Calling today

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