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We March to War

Author: John M. Henson Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: We march away to war, O comrades, with a song of joy each day Refrain First Line: Come join us in our march to Heaven's happy land

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[We march away to war, O comrades, with a song of joy each day]

Appears in 1 hymnal Composer and/or Arranger: Byron L. Whitworth Used With Text: We March to War

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We March to War

Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: Sing Aloud #114 (1944) First Line: We march away to war, O comrades, with a song of joy each day Refrain First Line: Come join us in our march to Heaven's happy land Languages: English Tune Title: [We march away to war, O comrades, with a song of joy each day]

We march away to war, O comrades

Author: J.M. Henson Hymnal: Stamps-Baxter Chorus Book #147 (1945) Languages: English

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J. M. Henson

1887 - 1972 Author of "We March to War" in Sing Aloud

Byron Lawton Whitworth

1898 - 1998 Person Name: Byron L. Whitworth Composer of "[We march away to war, O comrades, with a song of joy each day]" in Sing Aloud

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