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We're a Happy Band

Author: Elizabeth Stillwell Hymnal: Junior Songs #88 (1892) First Line: We're a happy band of pilgrims, bound for glory Refrain First Line: We're a happy band of pilgrims, hallelujah! Lyrics: 1 We're a happy band of pilgrims, bound for glory, We are marching in the bright and shining way; Come, oh, come and sing with us salvation's story Come, and seek the land of everlasting day. Chorus: We're a happy band of pilgrims, hallelujah! We will sing redeeming mercy, o'er and o'er; We are marching on to glory, hallelujah, In the blessed path that shineth more and more. 2 Tho' the mighty powers of sin shall oft assail us, Tho' the subtle snare be spread around our feet, Let us look to Jesus, he will never fail us, We are trusting in his promise, sure and sweet. [Chorus] 3 Tho' we walk at times beneath the clouds of sorrow, Still the bow of blessing spans the heaven's o'er, At the dawning of the glad and golden morrow, We shall stand beyond the shadows evermore. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [We're a happy band of pilgrims, bound for glory]
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The Children's Jubilee

Author: E. E. Hewitt Hymnal: Lights, Earthly and Heavenly #1 (1893) First Line: Summer makes our gardens fair with blushing roses Refrain First Line: Like an army gay with banners, hallelujah! Languages: English Tune Title: [Summer makes our gardens fair with blushing roses]
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