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Sunshine Song
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Tune
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Sing a song of sunshine!
Author: Norman C. Schlichter (1935)
Tune: [Sing a song of sunshine!]
Published in
2 hymnals
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Author:
Norman C. Schlichter
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Text Information
Text Information
First Line:
Sing a song of sunshine!
Title:
Sunshine Song
Author:
Norman C. Schlichter
(1935)
Language:
English
Publication Date:
1935
Copyright:
© 1935, by the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
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Tune
[Sing a song of sunshine!]
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When the Little Child Wants to Sing #116
Display Title
: Sunshine Song
First Line
: Sing a song of sunshine!
Tune Title
: [Sing a song of sunshine!]
Author
: Norman C. Schlichter
Date
: 1935
When the Little Child Wants to Sing #116
When the Little Child Wants to Sing #117
Display Title
: Sunshine Song
First Line
: Sing a song of sunshine!
Tune Title
: [Sing a song of sunshine!]
Author
: Norman C. Schlichter
Date
: 1935
When the Little Child Wants to Sing #117
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