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Till The Morning

Author: Carlton C. Buck Hymnal: Christian Service Songs #195 (1939) First Line: Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning Refrain First Line: In the morning, in the morning Topics: Assurance Languages: English Tune Title: [Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning] (Ackley)
Till The Morning

Till The Morning

Author: Carlton C. Buck Hymnal: Edward MacHugh's Treasury of Gospel Hymns and Poems #2 (1938) First Line: Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning Refrain First Line: In the morning, in the morning Languages: English Tune Title: [Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning]
Till The Morning

Till The Morning

Author: Carlton C. Buck Hymnal: Praise Ye the Lord #73 (1940) First Line: Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning Refrain First Line: In the morning, in the morning Languages: English Tune Title: [Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning]
Till The Morning

Till the morning

Author: Carlton C. Buck Hymnal: Convention Songs #d65 (1937) First Line: Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning Refrain First Line: In the morning Languages: English
Till the morning

Will it be so very long till the morning

Author: Carlton C. Buck Hymnal: Songs of Comfort #d108 (1938) First Line: Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning
Will it be so very long till the morning

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