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Our Daddy's Gone
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Daddy's gone to live with Jesus
Author: Dolphus R. Roper
Tune: [Daddy's gone to live with Jesus]
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Author:
Dolphus R. Roper
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First Line:
Daddy's gone to live with Jesus
Title:
Our Daddy's Gone
Author:
Dolphus R. Roper
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
Our daddy's gone to live above
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[Daddy's gone to live with Jesus]
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[Daddy's gone to live with Jesus]
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Pleasures of Heaven: for Sunday-schools, singing-schools, revival, conventions, and general use in Christian work and worship (1926), p.54
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Pleasures of Heaven #54
Display Title
: Our Daddy's Gone
First Line
: Daddy's gone to live with Jesus
Tune Title
: [Daddy's gone to live with Jesus]
Author
: D. R. R.
Date
: 1926
Pleasures of Heaven #54
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