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Cold Is the Edge of the Night Wind

Hymn on ONE LICENSE

Cold is the edge of the night wind

Author: E. Walter Marasinghe; Translator: James Minchin (1980)
Tune: SISILA SULANGA
ONE LICENSE: 46859
Published in 2 hymnals


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Author: E. Walter Marasinghe

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First Line: Cold is the edge of the night wind
Title: Cold Is the Edge of the Night Wind
Author: E. Walter Marasinghe
Translator: James Minchin (1980)
Source: Sri Lankan
Place of Origin: Sri Landka
Language: English
Copyright: © 1983 by E. Walter Marasinghe; Trans. copyright © 1983 by James Minchin. Used by permission of the Christian Conference of Asia
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Hymns from the Four Winds #29

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Sound the Bamboo #272
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