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William Harrison Tyner
b. 1940
Arranger of "He Is My Everything" in Praise for the Lord (Expanded Edition)
William Harrison Tyner
Ernest A. Clevenger, Jr.
1929 - 2014
Person Name
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Author (stanza 2) of "He Is My Everything" in Church Gospel Songs and Hymns
Ernest A. Clevenger, Jr.
Michael R. Greene
1961 - 2017
Arranger of "[He is my ev'rything]" in Praise for the Lord (Expanded Edition)
Michael R. Greene
Ellis J. Crum
1928 - 2011
Arranger of "[Some folks may ask me, some folks may say]" in Special Sacred Selections
Ellis J. Crum
Reid Lancaster
Arranger of "[Some folks may ask me, some folks may say]" in Rejoice and Sing to the Lord
Reid Lancaster
Dale Clevenger
Arranger of "[He is my ev'rything]" in Church Gospel Songs and Hymns
Dale Clevenger
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