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		Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Text Place Of Origin	Topics	Lectionary Weeks	Tunes	Media	Audio Preview	Flexscore	Auth Text Flex Score	Tune Auth Has Audio	Has One License Preview	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
		What Though the Way Be Weary	What though the way be weary	Then forward, press forward			English	Ida L. Reed															1	1	196210	1
		What though the wild waves rage around	What though the wild waves rage around																				1	1	196213	1
		What though these bodies shall decay	What though these bodies shall decay					Archibald Rutherford															1	1	196214	1
		What though they boast of fairer lands	What though they boast of fairer lands					Albert Laighton															1	1	196215	1
		What though this truth we all confess	What though this truth we all confess																				1	1	196216	1
		What though this weary clay shall lie	What though this weary clay shall lie																				1	1	196217	1
		What though thy sons be sleeping	What though thy sons be sleeping				English	Sarah Farmer															2	1	1782904	2
		What though time on earth were over	What though time on earth were over																				1	1	196219	1
		What though we bear a heavy load	What though we bear a heavy load				English																1	0	1607219	1
		What though we never saw thee tread	What though we never saw thee tread																				1	1	196222	1
		What though we now are weak and young	What though we now are weak and young																				3	1	196223	3
		What though with griefs our path be strewn	What though with griefs our path be strewn																				1	1	196225	1
		What though worldly friends may frown	What though worldly friends may frown																				3	1	196226	3
		What though you be reviled by men	What though you be reviled by men																				1	1	196227	1
		What thousands never knew the road	What thousands never knew the road				English	William Cowper															21	1	196228	21
		What Threat of Harm Can Hinder Me	What threat of harm can hinder me				English	Lisa M. Clark, b. 1982	What threat of harm can hinder me ...	8.6.8.6 D	Romans 6:1-7			Church Militant		VICTORY COMPLETE » X							1	0	1662004	1
		What throne may bear the eternal	What throne may bear the eternal																				1	1	196229	1
		What tidings bringest thou, messenger	What tidings bringest thou, messenger				English							Christmas		[What tidings bringest thou, messenger]» X							1	0	1725554	1
		What Tidings Bring'st Us, Messenger?	A babe is born of high nature	What tidings bring'st us, messenger				John Audelay				Burden and stanzas 1, 2, 3, 4: Trinity College, Cambridge, MS. 0.3.58; 15th century; stanza 5: Bodleian Library MS.		Christmas		[A babe is born of high nature]» X							2	0	1284529	2
		What Time I Am Afraid	What time I am afraid				English		What time I am afraid I put my trust in ...	6.6.6.6	Psalm 56:3-13	The Psalter, 1912		The Christian Life Trust in God; Cast Out Fear		HOLY GUIDE » X					1		8	1	10717	8
		What Time I Am Afraid	In times of deepest gloom When the heart grows faint	What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee			English	Lanta Wilson Smith															2	1	104124	2
		What Time I Am Afraid	Sometimes the sky is overcast	I will trust in Thee, O Lord			English	Julia H. Johnston															8	1	160596	8
		What Time I Am Afraid	What time I am afraid, I will put my trust in Thee				English																3	1	196233	3
		What Time I Am Afraid	If ever I'm afraid				English	Anon.								[If ever I'm afraid]» X							1	0	1939904	1
		What Time I'm Afraid	Though earthly friends be far away	What time I'm afraid I will trust			English	N. B. Sargent															1	1	180383	1
		What Time Is it Now?	So many are drifting on down the dark road	He's coming again			English	Tom M. Stevens															1	0	159134	1
		What time my heart unfolded its fresh leaves	What time my heart unfolded its fresh leaves																				1	1	196234	1
		What time the evening shadows fall	What time the evening shadows fall					J. W. Hewett															4	1	196235	4
		What Time 'Twill Be	Some glad morning we'll be going yonder	When we gather home			English	D. E. Gilbreath															1	0	159991	1
		What, to be banished from my Lord	What, to be banished from my Lord					Isaac Watts															1	1	196237	1
		What to do	O my friend, have you ever																				1	0	137856	1
		What to do in my condition	What to do in my condition					Johann Flitner															2	1	196238	2
		What tone so lingers on the Psalmist's harp	What tone so lingers on the Psalmist's harp					John Henry Alexander															1	1	196242	1
		What tongue can fully tell	What tongue can fully tell				English	J. Hart		6.6.6.6.8.8													6	1	196244	6
		What tongue can tell thy greatness	What tongue can tell thy greatness																				1	1	196245	1
		What tongue can tell, what fancy paint	What tongue can tell, what fancy paint					Thomas Kelly															1	1	196246	1
		What tongue, illustrious spear, can	What tongue, illustrious spear, can																				1	1	196247	1
		What tongue the wicked can describe	What tongue the wicked can describe																				1	1	196248	1
		What tremblings seize the traveller's soul	What tremblings seize the traveller's soul				English																1	0	956721	1
		What tribute shall we offer him	What tribute shall we offer him																				1	1	196253	1
		What trumpet's this that sounds	What trumpet's this that sounds				English																1	0	1646221	1
		What unknown love is this	What unknown love is this					Hosea Ballou															3	1	196255	3
		What various hindrances combine	What various hindrances combine																				1	1	196258	1
		What various lovely characters	What various lovely characters					Benjamin Beddome		8.8.8.8		Appeared posthumously in Hymns Adapted to Public Worship (London: Burton and Briggs,1818)											13	1	196260	12
		What vessel are you sailing in	We are out today on the sea of life					Mrs. C. H. Morris															2	1	189829	2
		What vessel is that passing	What vessel is that passing					J. C. Aaberg; Thomas Hansen Kingo															2	1	196264	2
		What Village Is This	What village is this, so little		Que vila é essa	Portuguese	English	Blanche Lício, 1905-1987; João Wilson Faustini; Richard Leach, b. 1953		8.7.8.7 D	Micah 5:2			Christmas		EFRATA » X							1	0	1461973	1
		What voice is this, is this sounds from the skies	What voice is this, is this sounds from the skies																				1	1	196267	1
		What voice is this that I do hear	What voice is this that I do hear																				1	1	196268	1
		What voice salutes the startled ear	What voice salutes the startled ear				English	Henry W. Naisbitt															11	1	196269	11

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