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'Neath the stars a Babe is sleeping

Hymnal: Unity Song Selections #141 (1941) First Line: 'Neath the stars a song is ringing Languages: English Tune Title: ['Neath the stars a song is ringing]
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Hymnal: Unity Song Selections #141 (1926) First Line: 'Neath the stars a song is ringing Languages: English Tune Title: ['Neath the stars a song is ringing]
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Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: New Songs of Pentecost No. 2 #34 (1917) First Line: Galilean, meek and lowly Refrain First Line: "Come to Me thy all forsaking Languages: English Tune Title: [Galilean, meek and lowly]
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Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: Jubilate #102 (1917) First Line: Galilean, meek and lowly Refrain First Line: Come to Me thy all forsaking Lyrics: 1 Galilean, meek and lowly, Son of God and Man, so holy, We would gladly come and follow Thee; Joyous youth and joyous maiden, See, we come all treasure laden, Foll’wers Thine for aye to be. Tell us, O tell us, what yet awaits us, If we will follow Thee alone; Tell us, O tell us, are crowns of glory Waiting us for battles won? Refrain: “Come to Me thy all forsaking, And thy heart in sorrow breaking, I will heal and joy divine will give; Feed thee on the bread of heaven, Speak the peace of sins forgiven, Look on me, O soul, and live.” 2 Galilean, Thou has won us, Though the friends of earth may shun us, Thou a greater friend than all will be; Earthly riches cannot measure, Wealth from Thee a priceless treasure, Lasts through all eternity. Tell us, O tell us, wilt Thou receive us, If we surrender all to Thee? Tell us, O tell us, willing and waiting, Ever, only Thine to be. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Galilean, meek and lowly]
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Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: Jubilate Sunday School Hymnal #102 (1950) First Line: Galilean, meek and lowly Refrain First Line: Come to Me thy all forsaking Languages: English Tune Title: [Galilean, meek and lowly]
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Christmas Starlight

Author: Edith Sanford Tillotson Hymnal: Jehovah's Praise #242 (1928) First Line: Angels are singing, joy bells are ringing Refrain First Line: Over the earth the stars are beaming Languages: English Tune Title: [Angels are singing, joy bells are ringing]
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Author: C. Austin Miles Hymnal: New Songs of Praise and Power 1-2-3 Combined #67 (1922) First Line: Galilean, meek and lowly Refrain First Line: Come to Me thy all forsaking Languages: English Tune Title: [Galilean, meek and lowly]
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