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Down the Busy Street

Author: Priscilla Leonard Hymnal: Worship and Song. (Rev. ed.) #186 (1921) First Line: Down the busy street come the marching feet Lyrics: 1 Down the busy street come the marching feet Of the soldiers on their way, And the music hums from their rolling drums As they pass to meet the fray; All the city’s pride, all the splendid tide Of its riches and its power Cannot hold their ear while the music clear Calls them forth to battle’s hour. 2 Through the busy world, with their flags unfurled March the soldiers of the Right; Through the din of things still their music rings, Calling onward to the fight; Here are wealth and power, here is pleasure’s hour, Dot the brave ranks falter? Nay! Forward, row on row, still the warriors go; May our great Lord speed their way! Tune Title: SOLDIERS OF THE RIGHT
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Down the busy street come the marching feet

Author: Priscilla Leonard Hymnal: Worship and Song #184 (1913) Languages: English Tune Title: SOLDIERS OF THE RIGHT
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