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The surging tide

Out on a rough and restless, surging tide

Author: George Washington Sebren; Author: Ellis M. Barnett
Published in 1 hymnal

Author: George Washington Sebren

Sebren, George Washington. (Belmont, Sabine Parish, Louisiana, March 8, 1882--January 26, 1940, Asheville, North Carolina). He was the son of Richard Henry and Sarah Jane Sebren. As a small boy he attended singing schools taught by T.J. Lites. He moved with this family to Sabine County, Texas, before he was twelve years old. He attended two sessions of Southern Development Normal, with F.L. Eiland as principal, also one normal under J.L. Moore and one under J.B. Vaughan. He later attended three sessions of the Southern Development Normal at Waco, Texas, under Dr. J.B. Herbert and his associates, graduating from that school in 1906. He also studied at Landon Conservatory of Music, Dallas, Texas, and under D.A. Clippinger, eminent voice teach… Go to person page >

Author: Ellis M. Barnett

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Text Information

First Line: Out on a rough and restless, surging tide
Title: The surging tide
Author: Ellis M. Barnett
Author: George Washington Sebren
Refrain First Line: Bounding away with every sail unfurled
Copyright: Public Domain

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Crowning Carols #d107

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