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Lift up your voice to heaven above

Author: Robert S. Arnold Hymnal: TH1935 #29 (1935) Languages: English
Lift up your voice to heaven above

Rejoicing, bless his name

Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: TH1935 #30 (1935) First Line: Jesus died upon the cruel cross that fallen Languages: English
Rejoicing, bless his name

We shall sing in realms of glory

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: TH1935 #31 (1935) First Line: March along with a song to the land above Languages: English
We shall sing in realms of glory

I wonder if you will be there

Author: Luther G. Presley Hymnal: TH1935 #32 (1935) First Line: How often I dream of a wonderful land Refrain First Line: If I miss you in glory Languages: English
I wonder if you will be there

I am pressing along

Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: TH1935 #33 (1935) First Line: Clinging to Jesus, I am happy today Refrain First Line: Happy in Jesus Languages: English
I am pressing along

Wonderful love

Author: Robert Arnold Hymnal: TH1935 #34 (1935) First Line: Jesus, our blessed Redeemer and King Languages: English
Wonderful love

Heaven for me

Author: Luther G. Presley Hymnal: TH1935 #35 (1935) First Line: I'm only a stranger, toiling through danger Refrain First Line: It's heaven for me my Jesus to see Languages: English
Heaven for me

May we all sing together someday

Author: D. E. Gilbreath Hymnal: TH1935 #36 (1935) First Line: O what joy and great pleasure Languages: English
May we all sing together someday

There is work for all to do in the harvest field

Author: Robert S. Craft Hymnal: TH1935 #37 (1935) Languages: English
There is work for all to do in the harvest field

He did it all for you and me

Author: E. E. Hinesley Hymnal: TH1935 #38 (1935) First Line: Christ the matchless Savior came to earth from heaven above Languages: English
He did it all for you and me

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