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I'll Go

Representative Text

1 The harvest call comes o'er the wave,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go (I'll gladly go);
And seek some struggling soul to save,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go.

Refrain:
I'll go (I'll go), And press the fight,
Against the foe (Against the mighty foe);
I'll spread (I'll spread) the gospel light,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go (I'll gladly go).

2 The harvest calls, the fields are white,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go (I'll gladly go);
And labor there for God and right,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go. [Refrain]

3 Lost souls are wand'ring in the night,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go (I'll gladly go);
And strive to lead them to the light,
I'll go (I'll go), I'll go. [Refrain]


Source: Praise for the Lord (Expanded Edition) #313

Author: Elbert Kelley

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Text Information

First Line: The harvest call comes o'er the wave
Title: I'll Go
Author: Elbert Kelley (1953)
Language: English

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Favorite Songs of the Church #245

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Praise for the Lord (Expanded Edition) #313

Sacred Songs of the Church #274

Include 4 pre-1979 instances
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