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Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Original Language Title	Original Language	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Meter	Scripture	Text Sources	Topics	Tunes	Audio Preview	Tune Auth Has Audio	Total Instances	Text Is Public Domain	Id	Matching Instances
Chaplain To The Forces	Ambassadors of Christ you go				English	Winifred Mary Letts	Ambassadors of Christ you go Up to the ...			Hallow-e'en and Poems of the War (London: Smith, Elder and Company, 1916)		[Ambassadors of Christ you go]» X		1	1	1	1248077	1
Chaque instant de chaque jour	Chaque instant de chaque jour qui passe	Et son coeur si patient, sitendre			French	Karolina W. Sandell-Berg, 1832-1903				Adapt. française	Réconfort et Consolation	DAY BY DAY » X		1	1	0	2037117	1
Character and Offices of Christ	Christ is the eternal Rock				English	J. Hart		6.6.8.6							8	0	210640	8
Character Building	Our characters like houses we're building day by day	We are building, ever building			English	Lizzie DeArmond									1	1	146961	1
Characters of Christ: From the Prophets	Opener of the blinded eyes				English	George Richards		7.7.7.7							3	1	146789	3
Chardon	Awake this happy glorious morn				English					English West Gallery Carol		CHARDON » X			1	0	1131207	1
Charfreitag	Wie bist du so verlassen				German										1	0	1904327	1
Charge, charge, charge	Right and wrong are fighting	Charge, charge, charge				William Edie Marks									2	1	152436	2
Charge the Enemy	The enemy is rallying fast	Charge, charge, charge the enemy			English	Eben E. Rexford									4	1	166502	4
Charge them who are rich in this world	Charge them who are rich in this world				English										3	1	56408	3
Charged with the complicated load	Charged with the complicated load														3	1	56409	3
Chariot of Clouds	Some day we'll leave this world of sin	We'll be caught up in a chariot of clouds			English	John W. Peterson						[Some day we'll leave this world of sin]» X			3	0	1229478	3
Chariot of Love	The King, as he stood by his chariot, one day	May I enter? I cried, may I sit by thy side?			English	Joseph Wardle									4	1	167717	4
Charity	Come, let us sing [sound] her praise abroad				English	William H. Drummond									6	1	59084	6
Charity	Meek and lowly, pure and holy, Chief among the blessed three				English		Meek and lowly, pure and holy, Chief ...								51	1	122378	51
Charity	Tell it not with heedless scorning	And the light you lend this pathway			English	Anna W. Simmons									3	1	164253	3
Charity	The pilgrim and stranger, who, through the day				English	E. J. Whittier									1	1	169691	1
Charity	Though I speak with tongues of angels and men				English	J. H. Kurzenknabe						[Though I speak with tongues of angels and men]» X			1	1	180513	1
Charity	O Queen of virtues, whose sweet pow'r					Christopher Smart, 1722-71						[O Queen of virtues, whose sweet pow'r]» X			1	0	1285539	1
Charity?	Do not offer me your money				English	Kathy Galloway	Do not offer me your money if that's ...					CONVERSE » X		1	1	0	1339072	1
Charity ever begins at home	Charity ever begins at home					A. D. Fillmore									2	1	56411	2
Charity for all	Though faith to move mountains	Lord, give me faith				Eben E. Rexford									1	1	180399	1
Charity never faileth	Faith in the bleeding Lamb				English	J. Hart		6.6.8.6							8	1	67567	8
Charity Never Faileth	Charity suffereth long and is kind	Charity never faileth			English	B. E. Warren						[Charity suffereth long and is kind]» X			1	0	1294185	1
Charity Song	Fiercely the cold winds are howling	Put in the hearts of thy people			English	Mrs. L. M. Beal Bateman									2	1	69173	2
Charity suffereth long and is kind	Charity suffereth long and is kind				English					From "The Pansy"					2	0	993095	2
Charles Sumner	Ay, look around; but thou mayst not behold					John W. Chadwick									1	1	50699	1
Charlie wants a piece of bread	Charlie wants a piece of bread					M. B. C. Slade									2	1	56413	2
Charlston	Awake awake ye mortals all				English			8.6.8.6 D		English West Gallery Carol		CHARLSTON » X			1	0	1131171	1
Charming flowers! your day is come	Charming flowers! your day is come				English	E. D. Jackson									1	0	1609356	1
Charming little valley	Charming little valley														2	1	56414	2
Charming Melodies	With an eye of faith I view that land	Hear the melodies, charming melodies			English	John A. McClung									8	0	206040	8
Charming Wings of Love	Holy Dove with me abide	Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove			English	L. G. Curtis									1	0	2075508	1
Charterhouse (Cooper)	When our caring loves wears thin							7.7.7.7.7.7				CHARTERHOUSE (Cooper » X	182840	1	2	0	1280386	2
Chase Away the Shadows	Chase away the shadows, let the sunlight in	Chase away the shadows, let the light appear			English	F. S. Shepard						[Chase away the shadows, let the sunlight in]» X			1	0	1769362	1
Chase it Away	Chase the ugly frown away	Let it not a moment stay			English	S. C. Kirk									2	1	56417	2
Chasing the Shadows	When pathways are lonely and dreary	Chasing the shadows, the shadows away			English	Rev. Alfred Barratt						[When pathways are lonely and dreary]» X			1	0	1417047	1
Chasten'd I am from day to day	Chasten'd I am from day to day					Susanna Harrison									2	1	56418	2
Chastened Submission	What wait I for but Thee?				English		What wait I for but Thee? My hope is in ...	6.6.8.6							6	1	196270	6
Chastening our souls with fasting	Chastening our souls with fasting				English	J. G. W.									1	0	1083667	1
Chastisement received with humility	It is the Lord, who doth not grieve				English			8.6.8.6	Lamentations 3:33		Duties and Trials Patience and Resignation				6	1	955852	6
Chautauqua Class Song	Come with gladness and with singing	Come with gladness and with singing			English	Helen G. Hawthorne									1	1	60391	1
Chautauqua Hymn	By Thy favor, Lord, we gather				English	Salathial C. Kirk	By Thy favor, Lord, we gather In our ...	8.7.8.7.4.7		Musings Along the Way (Philadelphia: A. H. Sickler & Company, 1900)		ASHBURTON » X		1	1	1	1388716	1
Chcę chwalić Boga dziś	Chcę chwalić Boga dziś		Ich lobe meinen Gott von ganzem Herzen	German	Polish	Claude Fraysse; Tadeusz Sikora; Tadeusz Sikora	Chcę chwalić Boga dziś z całego ...				Wiara, milość, nadzieja Chwała, dziękczynienie i modlitwa	CHCĘ CHWALIĆ BOGA DZIŚ » X		1	1	0	1774870	1
Chcę kochać Ciebie	Chcę kochać Ciebie, Boży Synu		Ich will dich lieben, meine Stärke	German	Polish	ks. Johann Scheffler, d. 1677				Przekład: Śpiewnik warszawski 1899	Wiara, milość, nadzieja Ukryci w Boźej milości	ICH WILL DICH LIEBEN, MEINE STÄRKE » X		1	1	1	1775144	1
Chcę o Jezusie moim ṡpiewać	Chcę o Jezusie moim ṡpiewać		I Will Sing of My Redeemer	English	Polish	Philipp Paul Bliss, d. 1876; ks. Paweł Sikora, d. 1912	Chcę o Jezusie moim śpiewać, ...				Wiara, milość, nadzieja Chwała, dziękczynienie i modlitwa	I WILL SING OF MY REDEEMER » X		1	1	0	1774873	1
Chcę przy tobie zostać, Panie	Chcę przy tobie zostać, Panie		Ich steh in meines Herren Hand	German	Polish	ks. Phiilipp Karl Spitta					Wiara, milość, nadzieja Ukryci w Boźej milości	ICH STEH IN MEINES HERREN HAND » X		1	1	1	1775145	1
Chcemy do śmierci	Chcemy do śmierci Jezusie być Twoi		Jusqu'a la mort nous te serons fidéles	French	Polish	Ruben Saillens; ks. Paweł Sikora	Chcemy do śmierci, Jezusie być Twoi, ...				Wiara, milość, nadzieja Nawrócenie i naśladowanie	JUSQU'A LA MORT NOUS TE SERONS FIDÉLES » X		1	1	0	1775056	1
Cheap Medicine	That which makes us have no need				English	Richard Crashaw, 1637-1650									1	0	1022642	1
Check at their fountain head	Check at their fountain head					L. H. Sigourney									4	1	56422	4

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