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All O' My Sins Done Take Away

Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: I've got a song I love to sing Refrain First Line: All o' my sins done taken away Used With Tune: [I've got a song I love to sing]
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[I've got a song I love to sing]

Appears in 3 hymnals Incipit: 51233 23133 32212 Used With Text: All O' My Sins Done Take Away
[I've got a song I love to sing]

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All O' My Sins Done Taken Away

Hymnal: National Jubilee Melodies #14 (1916) First Line: I've got a song I love to sing Lyrics: 1 I've got a song I love to sing, I've got a song I love to sing, I've got a song I love to sing, Glory hallelujah, praise His name; All o' my sins done taken away, taken away. Chorus: All o' my sins done taken away, All o' my sins done taken away, All o' my sins done taken away, Glory hallelujah, praise His name; All o' my sins done taken away, taken away. 2 I've got to mourn, I love to mourn, I've got to mourn, I love to mourn, I've got to mourn, I love to mourn, Glory hallelujah, praise His name; All o' my sins done taken away, taken away. [Chorus] 3 Mary, she wore three links of chain, Mary, she wore three links of chain, Mary, she wore three links of chain, Every link was my Jesus' name; All o' my sins done taken away, taken away. [Chorus] 4 I went down in the valley to pray, I went down in the valley to pray, I went down in the valley to pray, My soul got happy and I stayed all day; All o' my sins done taken away, taken away. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [I've got a song I love to sing]
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All O' My Sins Done Take Away

Hymnal: Songs and Spirituals of negro composition for revivals and congregational singing #18 (1921) First Line: I've got a song I love to sing Refrain First Line: All o' my sins Languages: English Tune Title: [I've got a song I love to sing]
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All O' My Sins Done Take Away

Hymnal: Plantation Melodies and Spiritual Songs #71 (1913) First Line: I've got a song I love to sing Refrain First Line: All o' my sins done taken away Languages: English Tune Title: [I've got a song I love to sing]
All O' My Sins Done Take Away

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Phil. V. S. Lindsley

Arranger of "[I've got a song I love to sing]" in National Jubilee Melodies
Phil. V. S. Lindsley

Edward C. Deas

1880 - 1944 Person Name: E. C. Deas Arranger of "[I've got a song I love to sing]" in Songs and Spirituals of negro composition for revivals and congregational singing Edward C. Deas was born on 31 Jan 1880 in Florence County, South Carolina. He died June 20, 1944, in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. email to Hymnary
Edward C. Deas
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