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Welcome happy morning! - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1872
My god i thank thee - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1873
Brightly gleams our banner - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Christ is risen! christ is risen! - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Draw nigh and take the body of the lord - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Father who art alone - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Father who art alone our helper and our stay - Edith Jones
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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For my sake and the gospels - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
For my sake and the Gospel's go - Edward Henry Bickersteth
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
From north and south and east and west - George T. Coster
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
From out the depths i cry to thee - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Hearts to heaven and voices raise - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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He is gone a cloud of light - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Hushed was the evening hymn - James Drummond Burns
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Jesus son of god most high - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Lord thy ransomed church is waking - Sarah Geraldina Stock
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
O father thou who hast created all - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
O god of hosts the mighty lord - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Septem Voces - W. S. Hoyte
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Spirit blest who art adored - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Sweet savior bless us ere we go - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
Through good report and evil Lord - Horatius Bonar
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
To thee o lord our hearts we raise - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1874
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Almighty lord whose sovereign right - Arthur S. Sullivan
Arthur Seymour Sullivan 1875