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After man's first fall, why the Lord of all

Author: Cecil M. Truesdell
Tune: [After man's first fall, why the Lord of all]
Published in 3 hymnals

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Author: Cecil M. Truesdell

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First Line:	After man's first fall, why the Lord of all
Title:	Send Me
Author:	Cecil M. Truesdell
Source:	"Heralds of Heaven"
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	Send me, send me
Publication Date:	1932
Copyright:	Copyright, 1932, by The Tennessee Music and Printing Co., in "Heralds of Heaven". McCoy and Truesdell, owners

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[After man's first fall, why the Lord of all]

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Carols of Love #d3

Church Hymnal #48

Encore #d4

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