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I have a Friend in whom I am confiding

Author: Charles F. Weigle (1931)
Tune: LONDONDERRY AIR
Published in 2 hymnals

Piano/Organ
	The Emerald Isle

Choral
	O Dearest Friend (Choral Score)

Handbells
	Variations on an Olde Irish Aire

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Author: Charles F. Weigle

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First Line:	I have a Friend in whom I am confiding
Title:	My Best Friend
Author:	Charles F. Weigle (1931)
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	He's my best Friend, to Him my soul is clinging
Publication Date:	1931
Copyright:	© 1931 by Hall-Mack Co.

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LONDONDERRY AIR

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Piano/Organ The Emerald Isle O Dearest Friend (Choral Score) Three Folksong Paraphrases for Organ More Piano/Organ...
Choral A Child Is Born More Choral...
Handbells Variations on an Olde Irish Aire Ring the World Around (A Multicultural Celebration for 2 or 3 Octaves Handchimes or Handbells) Ring the World Around (A Multicultural Celebration for 2 or 3 Octaves Handchimes or Handbells) More Handbells...
PowerPoint GOOD IS THE LORD AND FULL OF KIND COMPASSION (Red Psalter Hymnal 216) More PowerPoint...

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