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Our best - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar
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Quit you like men - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

Shall I crucify my Savior (Tullar) - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

Sweetest songs now are lifting to the God above - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

The call come up higher is ringing out still - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

The conqueror - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

The Lord of little children - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

The manger-babe - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar
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There's a manger-Babe in a far off land - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

There was One who was willing to die in my stead - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

'Tis hard for us all to be smiling - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

TULLAR (Tullar 54435) - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

Worship the King in his beauty - Grant Colfax Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar

Face to face with christ my savior - Grant C. Tullar
Grant Colfax Tullar 1898

A refuge in Jesus Ive found - Grant C. Tullar
Grant C. Tullar

Beneath the cross of Jesus (Tullar) - Grant C. Tullar
Grant C. Tullar

O trembling soul thy Lord is near - Grant S. Pollock
Grant S. Pollock

???thine inheritance - Henry L. Gilmour
Grant S. Pollock arr. Henry L. Gilmour
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Bantock Granville - Five songs from the Chinese Poets 1st Series No.1 - The Old Fisherman of the Mists and Waters
Granville Bantock

Bantock Granville - Five songs from the Chinese Poets 1st Series No.1 - The Old Fisherman of the Mists and Waters
Granville Bantock

Bantock Granville - Five songs from the Chinese Poets 1st Series No.2 - The Ghost Road
Granville Bantock
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Bantock Granville - Five songs from the Chinese Poets 1st Series No.3 - Under the Moon
Granville Bantock

Bantock Granville - Five songs from the Chinese Poets 1st Series No.5 - Return of Spring
Granville Bantock

In sailing life's sea I have nothing to fear - Granville P. Evans
Granville P. Evans
