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When the evening came and the doors were barred - W. E. Watt

W. E. Watt

hard25 bars

No more can the worlds fleeting pleasure allure - W. F. Fowler

W. F. Fowler

hard28 bars

Soon the curtain will be lifted to unveil the golden shore - W. F. Fowler

W. F. Fowler

hard18 bars

Oh my Savior bids me wait a little while - W. F. McCauley

W. F. McCauley

hard18 bars

Little birds of the forest sweet sweet be your song - W. F. Sherwin

W. F. Sherwin

easy28 bars

O come to the fountain of mercy and love - W. F. Sherwin

W. F. Sherwin

hard14 bars

God has given me a song a song of trust (Abbott) - W. G. Abbott

W. G. Abbott

easy32 bars

Running over - W. Gardner Hunter

W. Gardner Hunter

hard8 bars

Let the world have its diamonds its silver and gold - W. G. Cooper

W. George Cooper

hard20 bars

WONDERFUL PEACE (Cooper) - W. G. Cooper

W. George Cooper

hard17 bars

O Christian look up through the dim night of sorrow - W. G. Fischer

W. G. Fischer

hard17 bars

Were a faithful little band - W. G. Higgins

W. G. Higgins

hard20 bars

Following the Master in a world - W. G. Templeton

W. G. Templeton

hard16 bars

How sweet is the Bible (Howard) - Wharton Howard

Wharton Howard

hard17 bars

What ails my darling - Thomas Morley

What ails my darling? - Morley

easy65 bars

On the good old road that our fathers trod - W. H. Brown

W. H. Brown

hard17 bars

Army of Jesus marching to conquer - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard36 bars

Broken in Spirit - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard9 bars

Cleansed in the blood that was shed on the tree - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard16 bars

COVINGTON (Doane) - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

easy16 bars

Day had softly faded - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard16 bars

Dear Savior take my hand in thine (Doane) - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard17 bars

Firm in the right let us cheerily go - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

hard24 bars

Glory Glory Glory! Great is the Lord - W. H. Doane

W. H. Doane

easy18 bars

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