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Can there a balm on earth be found

Author: S. Wakefield Hymnal: The Christian Melodist, a Collection of Popular Songs, for Use in Public and Social Meetings ... #d44 (1850)
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Can there a balm on earth be found

Author: S. Wakefield Hymnal: The Christian Psalmist (Numeral ed.) 10th ed., 1st rev. ed. #d52 (1851)
Can there a balm on earth be found

Can there a balm on earth be found

Author: S. Wakefield Hymnal: The Christian Psalmist #d87 (1854)
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Can there a balm on earth be found

Hymnal: The American Church Harp #123 (1848)
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Friendship

Hymnal: The Minstrel of Zion #204b (1845) First Line: Can there a balm on earth be found Lyrics: 1 Can there a balm on earth be found, To heal the wounded soul? 'Tis friendship: for it cheers, though all around The waves of trouble roll: But friends must die, But friends must die, And in the grave forsaken lie. 2 If there be aught beneath the skies That vies with things above, 'Tis friendship; when its sacred charms arise From pure and virtuous love; But still how vain! Dust must return to dust again. 3 Yet, while our earthly comforts fly, We still retain one friend: 'Tis Jesus! while he lives we cannot die, Nor can his friendship end: His love shall last When death expires and time is past. Tune Title: FRIENDSHIP
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