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Where the roses ne'er shall wither
Author: J. C. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #27 (1870) Person Name: J. C. Clark
Where the roses ne'er shall wither
Rock of liberty
Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #21 (1870) Person Name: James G. Clark First Line: O the firm old Rock
Rock of liberty
Moonlight and starlight
Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #42 (1870) Person Name: James G. Clark First Line: Far over ocean, o'er moorland
Moonlight and starlight
Liberty's army
Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #44 (1870) Person Name: James G. Clark First Line: From the west where the rivers Refrain First Line: We come, we come
Liberty's army
The mountain of life
Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #46 (1870) Person Name: James G. Clark First Line: There's a land far away, mid the stars
The mountain of life
Beautiful angel, silver voiced angel
Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1870 #54 (1870) Person Name: James G. Clark
Beautiful angel, silver voiced angel
Be kind to each other
Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: LG1870 #51a (1870) Person Name: Fanny J. Crosby
Be kind to each other
Brothers, be ye who ye may
Author: A. J. H. Duganne Hymnal: LG1870 #61 (1870) Person Name: A. J. H. Duganne
Brothers, be ye who ye may
Hard times come again no more
Hymnal: LG1870 #59 (1870) Person Name: S. C. Foster First Line: Let us pause in life's pleasures Refrain First Line: 'Tis the song, the sigh of the weary Tune Title: [Let us pause in life's pleasures]
Hard times come again no more
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