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Never borrow trouble

Author: Charles Swain Appears in 7 hymnals First Line: Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow

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[Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow]

Appears in 1 hymnal Tune Key: C Major Incipit: 55555 55565 55444 Used With Text: Be of good cheer
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[Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: Dranoel Incipit: 12343 21231 12222 Used With Text: Imaginary Evils

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Be of good cheer

Hymnal: The Morning Stars Sang Together #22 (1897) First Line: Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow Lyrics: 1 Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow; Leave the things of the future alone; Why should we be so fearful of sorrow? Life's troubles come ever too soon! If to hope over much be an error, It is one that the wise have preferred; And how often have hearts been in terror Of evils that never occurred. And how often have hearts been in terror Of evils that never occurred. 2 Have faith and thy faith shall sustain thee-- Permit not suspicion and care With invincible bonds to enchain thee, But bear what God gives thee to bear; By His Spirit supported and gladdened, Be ne'er by forebodings deterred; But remember how hearts have been saddened, By fear of what never occurred. But remember how hearts have been saddened, By fear of what never occurred. Tune Title: [Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow]
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Imaginary Evils

Author: Charles Swain Hymnal: Sparkling Diamonds #104 (1884) First Line: Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow Languages: English Tune Title: [Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow]

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Charles Swain

1801 - 1874 Author of "Imaginary Evils"

Dranoel

Composer of "[Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow]" in Sparkling Diamonds Dranoel, anagram of Leonard (Marshall)
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