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That Old Log Shack

Author: J. T. Patterson Hymnal: DL1943 #19 (1943) First Line: Way back in the hills stood a little old shack Refrain First Line: Dear old daddy of mine, you'll be leaving this shack Languages: English Tune Title: [Way back in the hills stood a little old shack]
That Old Log Shack

Show the Lost the Way

Author: W. B. Walbert Hymnal: DL1943 #20 (1943) First Line: In a world of sadness as you go along Refrain First Line: Speak a word of hope and gladness Languages: English Tune Title: [In a world of sadness as you go along]
Show the Lost the Way

When I've Gone to My Journey's End

Author: T. H. S. Hymnal: DL1943 #21 (1943) First Line: When I've reached the last mile post of my journey here below Languages: English Tune Title: [When I've reached the last mile post of my journey here below]
When I've Gone to My Journey's End

If Salvation Had Not Been Free

Author: S. L. Hymnal: DL1943 #22 (1943) First Line: If the price of salvation were silver and gold Refrain First Line: Oh, Lord, oh, Lord, what could I have done Languages: English Tune Title: [If the price of salvation were silver and gold]
If Salvation Had Not Been Free

Your Mother is Praying for You

Author: Rev. Dr. Alfred Barratt Hymnal: DL1943 #23 (1943) First Line: Oh, ye who have wandered from mother and home Refrain First Line: Your mother is praying for you tonight Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, ye who have wandered from mother and home]
Your Mother is Praying for You

There is Need of Light

Author: Rev. Dr. Alfred Barratt Hymnal: DL1943 #24 (1943) First Line: There is need of love-light, ev'ry passing day Refrain First Line: Scatter love-light, o'er the way Languages: English Tune Title: [There is need of love-light, ev'ry passing day]
There is Need of Light

The Saviour Answers Prayer

Author: Rev. Dr. Alfred Barratt Hymnal: DL1943 #25 (1943) First Line: As you tread life's way thru the toilsome day Refrain First Line: Go to Him with all your troubles Languages: English Tune Title: [As you tread life's way thru the toilsome day]
The Saviour Answers Prayer

Let the Light Shine On Me

Author: W. M. W. Hymnal: DL1943 #26 (1943) First Line: There's a holy light that shines so bright Refrain First Line: Shine on me, shine on me Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a holy light that shines so bright]
Let the Light Shine On Me

I'll Be Satisfied

Author: Chas. W. V. Hymnal: DL1943 #27 (1943) First Line: When to heav'n I go from this world below Languages: English Tune Title: [When to heav'n I go from this world below]
I'll Be Satisfied

My Saviour Lifted Me

Author: T. H. S. Hymnal: DL1943 #28 (1943) First Line: In the lowlands of sin I was straying Refrain First Line: Since He lifted me out of sin's bondage Languages: English Tune Title: [In the lowlands of sin I was straying]
My Saviour Lifted Me

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