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[How well I remember that glorious day]

Appears in 3 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: A. A. Jameson Incipit: 51111 23555 53222 Used With Text: There Is Glory in My Soul
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There Is Glory in My Soul

Author: A. A. J. Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: How well I remember that glorious day Used With Tune: [How well I remember that glorious day]
There Is Glory in My Soul

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There Is Glory in My Soul

Author: A. A. J. Hymnal: Great Gospel Songs #52 (1929) First Line: How well I remember that glorious day Lyrics: 1 How well I remember that glorious day When all of my sins were taken away, And Jesus came into my heart to stay— There is glory in my soul. Refrain: There is glory in my soul, There is glory in my soul; With my sins washed away, I am happy today, There is glory in my soul! 2 Tho’ thro’ the dark valley my Shepherd may lead, I never shall want for He knows ev’ry need; Beside the still waters my soul shall feed— There is glory in my soul. [Refrain] 3 My heart sings for gladness and jubilant praise To Him who hath gladdened and hallowed my days; He ransomed my soul thro’ His marvelous grace— There is glory in my soul. [Refrain] 4 I soon shall depart to my homeland so fair, And dear ones are waiting to welcome me there; The palm of the victor I then shall bear— There is glory in my soul. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [How well I remember that glorious day]
There Is Glory in My Soul

There Is Glory in My Soul

Author: A. A. J. Hymnal: Full Gospel Songs #52 (1941) First Line: How well I remember that glorious day Languages: English Tune Title: [How well I remember that glorious day]
There Is Glory in My Soul

There Is Glory in My Soul

Author: A. A. J. Hymnal: Glorious Gospel Hymns #327 (1931) First Line: How well I remember that glorious day Languages: English Tune Title: [How well I remember that glorious day]
There Is Glory in My Soul

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A. A. Jameson

Composer of "[How well I remember that glorious day]" in Great Gospel Songs
A. A. Jameson
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