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[So often clouds bedim the day]

Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Sanford J. Massengale Incipit: 13333 55556 53123 Used With Text: I Want to Go
[So often clouds bedim the day]

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I Want to Go

Author: S. J. M. Appears in 2 hymnals First Line: So often clouds bedim the day Refrain First Line: I want to go to fields of life Used With Tune: [So often clouds bedim the day]
I Want to Go

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I Want to Go

Author: S. J. M. Hymnal: Songs for All #27 (1950) First Line: So often clouds bedim the day Refrain First Line: I want to go to fields of Life Languages: English Tune Title: [So often clouds bedim the day]
I Want to Go

I Want to Go

Author: S. J. M. Hymnal: Humble Hearts #29 (1945) First Line: So often clouds bedim the day Refrain First Line: I want to go to fields of life Languages: English Tune Title: [So often clouds bedim the day]
I Want to Go

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Sanford J. Massengale

Person Name: S. J. M. Author of "I Want to Go" in Humble Hearts Sanford Jesse Massengale went to Stamps Music School when it was in Dallas, Texas. In 1929 he graduated. He wrote a total of 1800 church songs. Massengale died in 1992 & is buried in Wetumka, Oklahoma.
Sanford J. Massengale