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I Want to Be a Friend to Man

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Down in this lonely and troubled land

Author: Hale Reeves (1944)
Tune: [Down in this lonely and troubled land]
Published in 2 hymnals

Author: Hale Reeves

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First Line:	Down in this lonely and troubled land
Title:	I Want to Be a Friend to Man
Author:	Hale Reeves (1944)
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	I want to do a neighborly deed

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[Down in this lonely and troubled land]

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Glory Gates #111

Sing Aloud #111

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