GOSPEL GLORY
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James D Vau^han
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Lawrenceburg , Tenn.
Come, My Friends and Go With Me
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1. 1 shall ne'er for-get tfee day.Jg - sas took my sins a - way, That is
2. Whan I need Him He is near, bring-ing coH»-fort,b©pe and ebew.Gw • kg
3. So witir Him I press a -long, mid tfois bos - y wiek- ed Stems/Iett -rng
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J G. Kieffer Vaughai |
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Adger M. Pace W. B. Walbert |
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j Chas. W. Vaughan |
es D. Walbert Rev. Rupert Cravens |
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J Jesse B. Hardin |
Byron G. Faust |
Luther Dvummond |
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I J. E. Marsh |
L. O. Brock |
Will L. Matthews |
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1 B. F. White |
J. C. Cooper |
Mrs. Jesse B. Hardin |
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1 John M. Dve |
W. S. Tidwell |
J. Monroe Mobbs |
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j E. F. Purvis |
Woodrow Sides |
Houston L. Thomas |
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I Earl Conway |
Harvey A. Lewis Herbert E. Pace |
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f L. C. Higdon |
J. L. Morgan |
Roy L. Johnson |
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f A. O. Hargett |
R. G. Wilkins |
W. C. Woodward |
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I E.R.Ward |
Curtis Taylor |
M. D. McWhorter |
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Lawrence Ropel |
c J. O. Townsend |
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f G. D. McNair |
Ranee Barkley |
James W. Poole |
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J. F. Durden |
Gaskell Warren |
William R. Wallace |
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I L. E. Teal |
John E. Hull • |
W. Howard Johnson |
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j Yale E. Payne |
Theo Powell |
A. J. Burchfield |
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Edgar W. O'Dell Robert L. Johnson |
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Bryant Johnson |
J. Porter Thomason |
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Lee M. York |
Rev. Virgil S. Rushing |
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Mrs. Shirlene Walker |
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Paul W. Cochran |
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Robert McWhirter |
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Bill Edd Dodson |
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Fay Jennings |
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Dr. H. H. Martin |
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Ross F. Chambers |
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W. D. Rowland |
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Doyle Hawkins |
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Lon Craddock |
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{ J. C. West |
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Rev. G. C. Morris |
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1 Oren Adams |
L. P. Thigpen |
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j W. E. Hinton |
Hollis Taylor |
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f Darius Green |
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Eloise Carper |
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1 W. H. Nelson |
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2. I'm send- ing each day,
3. That man- sioa they say,
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And go to that place Of which He will build Andstand-eth with-in
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my man-sion to fair; the Cit- v of gold:
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For Je-sus has gone And when He shall call Come,qaick-ly oh, Lord,
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With Je -bus my Lord,
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that place to pre-pare, how hap-py I'll be, and take me up there,
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No. 1.
Fay Wallington
Gospel Glory
Adger M, Pace
1. There's a grand 2.'Tis the sto 3. Let us go
and bless - ed sto- ry, bless - ed sto- ry, ry of sal -va-tion, of sal - va- tion, with joy and tell it, go and tell it,
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with ju - bi - la - tion, ju - bi - la - tion,
of vie - t'ry swell it, glad - ly swell it,
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The City Four-Square
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2. Streets of gold and walls of jas > per, gems of spark-'ling bright hue, Where will
3. There'll be no more pafn nor dy - ing when we reach that good place, No more
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saints shall live for - ev - er and shall nev-er-more die, Where the birds are ev - er come no moredis- as-ter and nomorework to do ; Fruits of rich and gleaming heart-aehes,no more sigh-ing in the light of God's face,Love.-ly flow-ers send- ing
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No. 3.
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On the Hills of Glory Land
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1. Won't we bave a hap- py time, when we reach that sun- ny clime,
2. Flow - ers sweet are bloom-ing there, send - ing per -fume ev-'ry where,
3. Praise the Lord, the Cit - y fair, we are told, is built four-square,
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No. 4.
Fay Wallington
Tell it Out
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2. When the world was all in dark- ness, Christ, the Sav- iour came,
3. He is now at home in heav- en, reign- ing on His throne,
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No. 5.
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Lord, is it I?
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1. Some one is griev-ing the Sav- iour**to - day,
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3. Some one is turn- ing a- way^from His face,
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No. 6.
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Let Us Keep on Praying
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3. When the world seems go - ing wrong and we've.
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No. 7.
C. W. Naylor
When Christ Shall Come
W. C. Woodward
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No. 8. Why Don't You Let Jesus Come in?
Rev. V. S. R. Rev. Virgil S. Rushing
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2. Are you down- heart - ed, by sin - ningmade sad? Why don't you let
3. Yoursins the mas- ter will par - don to - day, Why don't you let
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If you will let Him. your bur - dens He'll bear, He'll Hit your load and your heart will make glad, Then you can sing ol His love all the way,
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No. 9.
R.F.C.
Look to the Saviour and Live
Ross F. Chambers
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What Wonderful Glory
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No. 11. We Are Going Home to Heaven
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Chas. W, V.
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3. Oh, don't go a - way with-out Je-sus, He'll take you to beav-en a-
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No. 13. Have You Been Faithful to Jesus?
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No. 14.
Millard A. Glenn
Wonderful Story
L. P. Thigpen
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1. What won-der-ful joy I'm hav -ing to -day, Since Je-sus has rolled the
2. The sun-light is shin- ing o> ver my soul, Joy bil-lows of love now
3. I want all to know this won- der-ful Friend,Just how He can save and
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No. 15. When Jesus Abides With Me
Rev. Dr, Alfred Barratt
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No. 16.
W. K. B,
That Far Away Clime
W. K. Brown
1. A bean-ti- ful tree is stand-ing to -day,Onhea?Vsev- er flow- ing stream;
2. Far out and be-yond the sun -set of time, A home waits me in the skies;
3. How glad I will be to live in that home, And rest by the tree of life;
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No. 17. When The Saviour Calls Me Home
Rev. G. C. M. Rev. G. C. Morris
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No. 18. Lean On the Everlasting Arms
Rev. Dr. Alfred Barratt. Suggested by W, B. W.
W.B. Walbert
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No. 19.
G. D. McN.
I'm So Happy
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No. 20.
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A Heaven to Gain
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No. 21. Wonderful Joy is in My Soul
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No. 22.
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Where the Flowers Bloom Forever
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No. 23. Sing Hallelujah
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No. 24.
James Rowe
He Will Meet Me at the Gate
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He Will Meet Me at the Gate
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No. 26.
A. M. P.
We'll Still Sing On
Adger M. Pace
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In Glory
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1. What a joy 'twill be in glo - ry, For the ran-somed of the Lord,
2. On that morn-ing when they meet Him In His maj - es - ty on high,
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No. 28. I'll Reach My Long Sought Home
Rev. Rupert Cravens Theme by J. C. W,
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4. God be with you till we meet a-gain, Keep love's banner wav-ing o'eryou,
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2. Have we tri-als and temp- ta- tions? Is there trou-ble an -y -where?
3. Are we weak and heav - y la - den, Cumbered with a load of care?
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2. Life up there will sweet - er be, liv - ing with the saints so free,
3. Loved ones of the days of old, we shall meet on streets of gold,
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No. 40. Going to the City Fair
Millard A. Glenn A. J. Burchfield
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2. It will be a joy to meet Him on that day, And go home to
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No. 42.
F. R.
Let The Light Shine On Me
Fred Rich
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2. Lord, I want my life to be a light to oth- ers here be - low,
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2. God is thystrenghin time of need, A pres-ent help when troubles come;
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4. The Lord is with thea on thy way, Fear not the path that thou must plod;
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No. 46.
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I'm Holding to His Hand
1. I'm walk - ing with my Lord a - long this pil - grim way,
2. Tho all my friends for - sake and leave me lone and sad,
3. Al - tho the path be rough and bur - dens bend me low,
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I Shall be at Home With Jesus
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I'll Live With Him Yonder
Harmony by Fay Jennings
No. 48.
Words and melody by Jimmye Boyd
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1. So of -ten I've heard of the Sav-iourwho came from His heav-en a -bove,
2. He died on the cross and was bur-ied and yet He a -rose from, the grave.
3. He lift- ed me out of my sor-row and took all my bur-dens a -way.
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No. 50.
H. A. L.
I Have No More Hills to Climb
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Chas, W. Vaughan
I'll Fly Away
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W.J.K.
Lord, I'm Coming Home
W.J.Kirkpatrick
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1. I've wan-dered far a -way from God,
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No. 56
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No. 60.
Chas, H. Huff
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Rev. J. H. S.
Only Trust Him
Rev. J. H. Stockton
1. Come,ev - 'ry soul by sin oppressed, There's mer -cy with the Lord;
2. For Je - sus shed His pre- cious blood, Rich bless-ings to be -stow;
3. Yes, Je - eus is the Truth, the way That leads you in - to rest;
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Chas. W. V. Chas. W. Vaughan
1. I was wand'ring sad and lone, with no place to call my own,
2. Noth-ing here can change my love for my Lord who reigns a • bove,
3. It will not be ver - y long till I join the bloodwashed throng,
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E. H. Stokes
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No. 72. I Want to Join in Singing There
Theo. P. Theo Powell
1. There will be a won-drous sing-ing o - ver in the glo - ry land,
2. Hap- py songs will then be ring- ing when that choir be - gins to sing,
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God is Present Everywhere
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3. Bur-dens may bend me, Grief of t -times rcud me, Strength He will lend me; I shall reach home
4. Heav-en is near-ing, Clouds dis-ap-pear-ing, An-gels are cheering; I shall reaeh home.
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No. 79. My Faith Looks Up to Thee
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3. While life's dark maze I tread And griefs around me spread, Be Thou my Guide; Bid darkness
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Fay Wallington
Over the Tide
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1. I'm so glad I have found the way lead-ing to that e - ter-nal day,
2. Thru the pow'r of His sav - ing grace,some day I'll lookup- on His face,
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