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Each Little Flower that Opens

Author: C. Frances Alexander Appears in 360 hymnals First Line: Each little flow'r that opens Refrain First Line: Yes! all things bright and beautiful Used With Tune: [Each little flow'r that opens]
Each Little Flower that Opens
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Leaning on His Mighty Arm

Author: Helen Boewe Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: How I love to walk with Jesus Refrain First Line: I will follow, follow on Used With Tune: [How I love to walk with Jesus]
Leaning on His Mighty Arm
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'Neath the Elms

Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: Winds of night around us sighing Used With Tune: [Winds of night around us sighing]
'Neath the Elms

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