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Peter, James, and John In a Sailboat

Peter, James and John in a sailboat

Tune: [Peter, James and John in a sailboat]
Published in 7 hymnals

Representative Text

Peter, James and John in a sailboat
Peter, James and John in a sailboat
Peter, James and John in a sailboat
Out on the rolling sea.

Fished all night, caught no fishes
Fished all night, caught no fishes
Fished all night, caught no fishes
Out on the rolling sea.

Here comes Jesus walking on the seashore
Here comes Jesus walking on the seashore
Here comes Jesus walking on the seashore
Out on the rolling sea.

Cast your nets on the other side
Cast your nets on the other side
Cast your nets on the other side
Out on the rolling sea.

Caught their nets full of fishes
Caught their nets full of fishes
Caught their nets full of fishes
Out on the rolling sea.

Source: Songs of Praise for Little Ones #17

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Text Information

First Line: Peter, James and John in a sailboat
Title: Peter, James, and John In a Sailboat
Language: English
Publication Date: 1956
Copyright: © 1956 by Alfred B. Smith
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Songs of Praise for Little Ones #17

Songs of Praise for Little Ones #17
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