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I saw one weary sad and torn - Annie Rebekah Smith
George Coles 1835
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Lord of all worlds let thanks and praise - John Quincy Adams
George Coles 1835
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O that the race of men would raise - John Quincy Adams
George Coles 1835
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Sing to the Lord with joyful voice - Isaac Watts
George Coles 1835
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A home on high - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
A ruler once came to Jesus by night - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Be a ray of sunshine everywhere you go - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Be a ray of sunshine - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Beyond the light of setting suns - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Children of yesterday heirs of tomorrow - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Christ is risen! (crosby) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Come come away! - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Come to the fountain - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Come unto Me! It is the Savior's voice - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Come unto me (norton) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Come unto me ye weary (crosby) - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Come unto Me ye weary (Stebbins) - George Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Come with thy sins to the fountain - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Delaware Water Gap - George Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Eye hath not seen - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
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Fully trusting - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Gather them in! for yet there is room - George Coles Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Gather them in - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins
Glad tidings my brother for you - George C. Stebbins
George Coles Stebbins