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Emma Rood Tuttle

Short Name: Emma Rood Tuttle
Full Name: Tuttle, Emma Rood, 1839-1916
Birth Year: 1839
Death Year: 1916
Hymnary.org does not have biographical information about this person.

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Texts by Emma Rood Tuttle (25)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
Angel fair, angel fairEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)1
Be happy, be happy, for bright is the earthEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)English3
Behold, the gates of heavenEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)English1
Blend your voices, full and stringEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)1
Bright days of which the angels singEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
Come, let us sing togetherEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
How many lonely hours we seeEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
I think of a city I have not seenEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)English10
Let us live for the rightEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
Let us set the great world ringingEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
Low murmurs of musicEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
Meet us, angels, at the gateEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
Merrily, merrily ring the bells, High in the steeples pealingEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)English3
O hear the shout of the brave ring outEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)1
O hours most sacred to the soulEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
O land so full of breaking heartsEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
O let not sobs of woeEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
O the cheering dreams we knowEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)4
O ye who once were mortalsEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
O'er the surge of wavesEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)0
Our hearts are bound togetherEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
Rap, rap, rap, Rap, rap, rapEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
Sing, for the angelsEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)2
The waves are bright with rosy lightEmma Rood Tuttle (Author)3
We are marching on, we are marching on, will you come and march along?Emma Rood Tuttle (Author)English3
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