Harvest Songs

Editor: J. R. Baxter
Publisher: Stamps Baxter Music and Printing Co., Dallas, Tex., 1953
Language: English
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d101There is a beautiful mansion
d102There is a blessed book called the Bible
d103There is no one like Jesus to save
d104There will be a great reunion
d105There will be no sorrow on that glad tomorrow
d106There will come a day when the saved shall meet
d107There will dawn a golden morning
d108There'll be joy for all the reapers
d109There's a city bright and fair
d110There's a road, I've oft been told
d111Though oft your prayers may seem in vain
d112Traveling along in the glory bound way
d113True joy and comfort came to me
d114Trusting in the promise of his
d115We are traveling on a lovely journey
d116We praise thee, O God, for the Son of thy love
d117We're a band of happy pilgrims
d118We're on our way to mansions
d119What could I do without Jesus
d120When clouds of darkness hover near
d121When days are dark and the waves
d122When I come to cross the rolling tide
d123When I meet my Savior face to face
d124When I reach the silent river
d125When I start my trip to that home
d126When I was in the valley of death
d127When I'm crushed by pain and care
d128When I'm growing old and feeble
d129When our Lord shall call us home
d130When rough the path or dark
d131When the storms of life are beating
d132When the way is dark and the cross
d133When we all shall get home
d134When we come to cross the tide
d135When you are weary and sad
d136When your days down here are over
d137While traveling on my journey
d138Wonderful love of God, who sent

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