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That mother, sweet mother, that mother so dear
Author
: John A. McClung
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d1 (1932)
First Line
: A mother's love is not surpassed
Languages
: English
That mother, sweet mother, that mother so dear
That wonderful song I'll sing it some day
Author
: Eldridge Murphy
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d2 (1932)
First Line
: A wonderful song in praise of the Lord
Languages
: English
That wonderful song I'll sing it some day
Alas, and did my Savior bleed? And did my Sovereign die?
Author
: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d3 (1932)
Languages
: English
Alas, and did my Savior bleed? And did my Sovereign die?
He Leads Me Home
Author
: Susie A. Lee
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d4 (1932)
First Line
: All my sins are now forgiveen
Refrain First Line
: I sing and shout
Languages
: English
He Leads Me Home
Almost persuaded now to believe, Almost
Author
: Philip P. Bliss
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d5 (1932)
Languages
: English
Almost persuaded now to believe, Almost
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
Author
: John Newton
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d6 (1932)
Languages
: English
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved
We will sing the sweet old song
Author
: Lula Turner Hensley
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d7 (1932)
First Line
: Brother, we are coming
Languages
: English
We will sing the sweet old song
Christ is coming, what a meeting
Author
: Basil Dacus
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d8 (1932)
First Line
: Christ is coming in his glory
Languages
: English
Christ is coming, what a meeting
Go tell the story of the blessed Lord
Author
: S. Althea Berrie
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d9 (1932)
First Line
: Christ, the Lord, has made atonement
Languages
: English
Go tell the story of the blessed Lord
He loved me so
Author
: T. N. Chambliss
Hymnal
: CJ1932 #d10 (1932)
First Line
: Christ the Savior came down from the portals
Languages
: English
He loved me so
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