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Hard Trials Will Soon Be Over (And I Shall Wear A Crown)

Author: M. L. Hymnal: ORS21967 #212 (1967) First Line: My trials so hard will soon be over Languages: English Tune Title: [My trials so hard will soon be over]
Hard Trials Will Soon Be Over (And I Shall Wear A Crown)

He's Everything To Me

Author: M. L. Hymnal: ORS21967 #214 (1967) First Line: I can never quite explain Languages: English Tune Title: [I can never quite explain]
He's Everything To Me

I've Found A Hiding Place

Author: A. E. B. Hymnal: ORS21967 #216 (1967) First Line: A-down that lonesome road to heaven's blest abode Languages: English Tune Title: [A-down that lonesome road to heaven's blest abode]
I've Found A Hiding Place

In The Garden

Author: C. A. M. Hymnal: ORS21967 #219 (1967) First Line: I come to the garden alone Languages: English Tune Title: [I come to the garden alone]
In The Garden

I'll Be Welcome Over There

Hymnal: ORS21967 #220 (1967) First Line: Let not your heart be greatly troubled Languages: English Tune Title: [Let not your heart be greatly troubled]
I'll Be Welcome Over There

Just Beyond The Far Horizon

Author: M. L. Hymnal: ORS21967 #222 (1967) First Line: There's a bright and shining strand so near, yet so far Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a bright and shining strand so near, yet so far]
Just Beyond The Far Horizon

Lord, Lead Me Home

Author: A. B. T. Hymnal: ORS21967 #224 (1967) First Line: What a wonderful, what a marvelous tho't that comes to me Languages: English Tune Title: [What a wonderful, what a marvelous tho't that comes to me]
Lord, Lead Me Home

He Gave Me That Old Time Religion

Author: Rev. W. L. H. Hymnal: ORS21967 #226 (1967) First Line: Once I bore a heavy load, my debts I could not pay Languages: English Tune Title: [Once I bore a heavy load, my debts I could not pay]
He Gave Me That Old Time Religion

I'm Looking For A Home

Author: M. L. Hymnal: ORS21967 #228 (1967) First Line: I have a mansion up in heaven I know Languages: English Tune Title: [I have a mansion up in heaven I know]
I'm Looking For A Home

I Get Tired And Blue (But Rest Will Come Some Happy Day)

Author: C. M. Hymnal: ORS21967 #230 (1967) First Line: So many have disappointments and burdens so hard to bear Languages: English Tune Title: [So many have disappointments and burdens so hard to bear]
I Get Tired And Blue (But Rest Will Come Some Happy Day)

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