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| A gentle and a holy child (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| All creatures bright and beautiful | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| All things bright and beautiful (125) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| All things so bright and beautiful (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| At Nazareth in olden time (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Auferstanden, auferstanden, Sagt es allen | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Beyond the holy city wall (4) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Beyond the wicked city wall (4) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Blessed are the pure in heart, they have loved the better part | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Christ be with me, Christ within me (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Christ is kind and gentle (4) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Christ is risen, Christ is risen, Tell it with a joyful voice (7) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Christian children must be holy (25) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Come, Holy Spirit, come, let | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Day by day the little daisy (3) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Do no sinful action; Speak no angry word (64) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Each little flower that opens (62) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Every morn the golden sun | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Every morning the glowing sun rises | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Every morning the red sun rises (39) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Every morning the rosy sun rises (6) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| For all thy saints, a noble throng (2) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| For thy blest saints, a noble throng | Cecil Francis Alexander, 1818-1895 |
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| For thy blest saints, a noble throng | Cecil Francis Alexander |
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| Forgive them, O my Father (21) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Forsaken once, and thrice denied (6) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| He cometh, on your hallowed board | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| He is coming, he is coming, not as once (34) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| He is risen, he is risen! (3) | Cecil Frances Alexander, 1818-1895 |
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| He is risen, he is risen, tell it (87) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Here, Savior, we would come | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| His are the thousand sparkling rills (19) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| How good is the Almighty God | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| I bind unto myself today The strong name of the Trinity (14) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Ich kenne einen stillen Ort | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| In the rich man's garden ground (2) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| It was early in the morning | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Jesu, holy, undefiled (2) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Jesucristo desde el cielo Con benigna voz de | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Jesus calls us from the worship | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Jesus calls us, Jesus calls us (2) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Jesus calls us, o'er the tumult (667) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Jesus came to earth from heaven, Who is God | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Maranatha, He is coming (2) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O come, dear child, along with me (12) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O! ever on our earthly path (5) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O for the pearly gates of heaven (6) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O happy home where thou art loved the dearest (4) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| O Jesus, bruised and wounded more (19) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O Lord, the Holy Innocents (8) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| O Son of God, in glory crowned (6) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Once in Bethlehem of Judah (17) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Once in royal David's city (15) | Cecil Frances Alexander |
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| Once in royal David's city stood a lowly cattle shed (220) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Pain and toil are over now (6) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Saw ye never in the meadows | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Saw you never, in the twilight (6) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Saw you never in the twilight When the sun (67) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| So be it, Lord, the prayers are prayed (2) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Souls in heathen darkness lying (43) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Spirit of God, that moved of old (16) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Still bright and blue doth Jordan flow (4) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The angels stand round thy throne (5) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The blind man, in his darkness (5) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The board is spread with meats divine | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The eternal gates lift up their heads (27) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The faithful men of every land (4) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The golden gates are lifted up (62) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The golden gates lift up their heads (2) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The heavenly Father loves the birds | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The roseate hues of early dawn (92) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The saints of God are holy men | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| The sick man in his chamber | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The Son of God, so high, so great (12) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| The wise men to thy cradle throne (6) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| There is a green hill far away (9) | Mrs. Cecil F. Alexander |
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| There is a green hill far away, Without a city wall (463) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| There is a line, by us unseen | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| There was a little lowly upper room | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Thou Power and Peace, in whom we find (12) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Thy temple is not made with hands (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Up in heaven, up in heaven, in the bright | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Up in heaven, up in heaven, in the bright place far away (15) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| We are but little children weak (47) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| We are little Christian children (26) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| We need thee, Savior, when dear eyes are closing (2) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| We were washed in holy water (3) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| When Christ came down on earth of old (4) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| When Christ from heaven came down of old (2) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| When Jesus came to earth of old (6) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| When of old the Jewish mothers (19) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| When wounded sore the stricken soul [heart] (65) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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| Why do we say, Thy kingdom come (3) | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Within the churchyard, side by side | Cecil F. Alexander |
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| Within the temple's hallowed walls (11) | Cecil Frances Humphreys Alexander |
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