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Beautiful river

Author: Robert Lowry Hymnal: PH1869 #d201 (1869) First Line: Shall we gather at [by] the river, Where bright angel feet have trod Refrain First Line: Yes, we'll gather at the river
Beautiful river

Yes, we'll meet

Author: Horace L. Hastings Hymnal: PH1869 #d202 (1869) First Line: Shall we meet beyond the river, where the surges
Yes, we'll meet

Should sorrow o'er thy brow

Hymnal: PH1869 #d203 (1869)
Should sorrow o'er thy brow

Show pity Lord, O Lord, forgive

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: PH1869 #d204 (1869)
Show pity Lord, O Lord, forgive

Evening shades

Author: C. C. Cox Hymnal: PH1869 #d205 (1869) First Line: Silently the shades of evening
Evening shades

Sinner [sinners] go [come], will you go

Author: C. B. Davidson Hymnal: PH1869 #d206 (1869)
Sinner [sinners] go [come], will you go

Sinner [sinners] turn, why will ye [you] die

Author: Charles Wesley, 1707-1788 Hymnal: PH1869 #d207 (1869)
Sinner [sinners] turn, why will ye [you] die

Sinner [sinners], we are sent to bid you

Hymnal: PH1869 #d208 (1869)
Sinner [sinners], we are sent to bid you

So let our lips and lives express

Author: Isaac Watts, 1674-1748 Hymnal: PH1869 #d209 (1869)
So let our lips and lives express

Joy comes with the morning

Author: Fanny J. Crosby Hymnal: PH1869 #d210 (1869) First Line: Softly on the breath of evening Refrain First Line: Weary pilgrim, cease
Joy comes with the morning

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