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Old glory hallelujah

Author: J. C. Johnson Hymnal: LG1894 #d1 (1894) First Line: A grand old song, so sweet and strong Refrain First Line: Glory, glory
Old glory hallelujah

The power of little things

Hymnal: LG1894 #d2 (1894) First Line: A traveler on the road
The power of little things

And we sob

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d3 (1894) First Line: Angel fair, angel fair
And we sob

Then let us be happy

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d4 (1894) First Line: Be happy, be happy, for bright is the earth
Then let us be happy

Be kind to all creatures

Hymnal: LG1894 #d5 (1894) First Line: Be kind to dumb creatures Refrain First Line: Kind, kind
Be kind to all creatures

Be kind to each other

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: LG1894 #d6 (1894)
Be kind to each other

Beautiful angel, silver voiced angel

Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1894 #d7 (1894)
Beautiful angel, silver voiced angel

Star of the evening

Author: J. Sayles Hymnal: LG1894 #d8 (1894) First Line: Beautiful star in heaven so bright
Star of the evening

Sweet golden age, we long to see

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d9 (1894) First Line: Bright days of which the angels sing
Sweet golden age, we long to see

Brothers, be ye who ye may

Author: A. J. H. Duganne Hymnal: LG1894 #d10 (1894)
Brothers, be ye who ye may

Cherish kindly feelings, children

Author: Mary Ann Kidder Hymnal: LG1894 #d11 (1894)
Cherish kindly feelings, children

Join in our work

Author: T. Timmins Hymnal: LG1894 #d12 (1894) First Line: Come and join in our work Refrain First Line: In the sweet by and by
Join in our work

Jesus, Savior

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d13 (1894) First Line: Come, let us sing together
Jesus, Savior

Come to the woods, come to the woods

Author: J. H. Powell Hymnal: LG1894 #d14 (1894)
Come to the woods, come to the woods

Dare to be [do] right, dare to be true

Author: George Lansing Taylor Hymnal: LG1894 #d15 (1894)
Dare to be [do] right, dare to be true

Don't kill the birds, the little birds

Hymnal: LG1894 #d16 (1894)
Don't kill the birds, the little birds

Moonlight and starlight

Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1894 #d17 (1894) First Line: Far over ocean, o'er moorland
Moonlight and starlight

Liberty's army

Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1894 #d18 (1894) First Line: From the west where the rivers Refrain First Line: We come, we come
Liberty's army

Mercy unto all

Author: S. Timmins Hymnal: LG1894 #d19 (1894) First Line: Go onward, Hands of mercy
Mercy unto all

Bless thy workers

Author: Lillie E. Barr Hymnal: LG1894 #d20 (1894) First Line: God bless the little children, Wherever thy may be
Bless thy workers

God, help our loving band

Author: T. Timmins Hymnal: LG1894 #d21 (1894)
God, help our loving band

Speak, no matter what betide

Author: William D. Galagher Hymnal: LG1894 #d22 (1894) First Line: He who seeks the truth and trembles
Speak, no matter what betide

Sound the jubilee

Author: F. A. F. Wood-White Hymnal: LG1894 #d23 (1894) First Line: Hearts of love with hands Refrain First Line: Join our bands
Sound the jubilee

The promised land tomorrow

Author: Gerald Massey Hymnal: LG1894 #d24 (1894) First Line: High hopes that burn [burned] like stars sublime
The promised land tomorrow

Are we not brothers

Author: Lydia H. Sigourney Hymnal: LG1894 #d25 (1894) First Line: Hushed be the battle's fearful roar
Are we not brothers

I live for those who love me for those I know are true

Hymnal: LG1894 #d26 (1894)
I live for those who love me for those I know are true

The unseen city

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d27 (1894) First Line: I think of a city Refrain First Line: As I dream of a city I have not seen
The unseen city

Let us gather up the sunbeams

Hymnal: LG1894 #d28 (1894) First Line: If we knew the woe and heartache waiting
Let us gather up the sunbeams

If you cannot on the ocean sail among [amongst] the swiftest fleet

Author: Ellen M. H. Gates Hymnal: LG1894 #d29 (1894)
If you cannot on the ocean sail among [amongst] the swiftest fleet

Immortal Love, forever full

Author: John G. Whittier; John Greenleaf Whittier Hymnal: LG1894 #d30 (1894)
Immortal Love, forever full

Enroll the world

Author: T. Timmins Hymnal: LG1894 #d31 (1894) First Line: Kind words bless every ear
Enroll the world

Let us love while we may

Hymnal: LG1894 #d32 (1894)
Let us love while we may

Hard times come again no more

Author: Stephen Foster Hymnal: LG1894 #d33 (1894) First Line: Let us pause in life's pleasures Refrain First Line: 'Tis the song, the sigh of the weary
Hard times come again no more

The world is growing good

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d34 (1894) First Line: Let us set the great world ringing
The world is growing good

A Requiem

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d35 (1894) First Line: Low murmurs of music Refrain First Line: Not here, but arisen in glory
A Requiem

March on beneath the banner

Author: T. Timmins Hymnal: LG1894 #d36 (1894)
March on beneath the banner

Meet us at the crystal gate

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d37 (1894) First Line: Meet us, angels, at the gate
Meet us at the crystal gate

Christmas bells

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d38 (1894) First Line: Merrily, merrily ring the bells
Christmas bells

Morn amid the mountains

Hymnal: LG1894 #d39 (1894)
Morn amid the mountains

He is watching

Author: Margarette W. Snodgrass Hymnal: LG1894 #d40 (1894) First Line: O be careful, ever careful
He is watching

O hear the shout of the brave ring out

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d41 (1894)
O hear the shout of the brave ring out

O hours most sacred to the soul

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d42 (1894)
O hours most sacred to the soul

O let not sobs of woe

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d43 (1894)
O let not sobs of woe

O sometimes gleams upon our [my] sight

Author: John G. Whittier; John Greenleaf Whittier Hymnal: LG1894 #d44 (1894)
O sometimes gleams upon our [my] sight

Then sing for the beautiful hills

Hymnal: LG1894 #d45 (1894) First Line: O the beautiful hills where the blest have trod
Then sing for the beautiful hills

O glory lighted land

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d46 (1894) First Line: O the cheering dreams we know
O glory lighted land

Rock of liberty

Author: James G. Clark Hymnal: LG1894 #d47 (1894) First Line: O the firm old Rock
Rock of liberty

O ye who once were mortals

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d48 (1894)
O ye who once were mortals

Our hearts are bound together

Author: Emma Rood Tuttle Hymnal: LG1894 #d49 (1894)
Our hearts are bound together

Ring the bells of mercy, Ring them loud

Author: Emily B. Lord Hymnal: LG1894 #d50 (1894)
Ring the bells of mercy, Ring them loud

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