Song Info:




Tune Name: David's Lamentation
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 367
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 367
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 367
Composer: William Billings
Poet: 2 Samuel 18:33
First Line: David the king was grieved and moved
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Imandra
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 392
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 354b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 354b
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Mercer's Cluster
First Line: I dreamed I was out, to the east cast mine eye
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: How Firm a Foundation
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 338t
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 338t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Rippon's Selection
First Line: How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Morning Song
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 356
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 356
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 356
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Young Singer's Friend
First Line: Away with your slumbers, the bright morning skies
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Morality
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 344
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 344
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 344
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Hannah More
First Line: While beauty and youth are in their full prime
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Sweet Home
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 351
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 351
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 351
Composer: Sir Henry Bishop
Poet: Howard Payne
First Line: 'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Singing School
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 309
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 309t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 309t
Composer: J. H. Moss
Poet: J. H. Moss
First Line: O tell me, young friends, while the morning's fair and cool
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Glad Tidings
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 391
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 345t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 345t
Composer: R. H. Davidson
Poet: Maria DeFleury
First Line: Come, saints, let us join in the praise of the Lamb
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: We've a Mansion in Heaven
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 348
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 348
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 348
Composer: R. M. McIntosh
Poet: Mary Ann Kidder
First Line: How sweet 'tis to think, when this life fades away
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Bower of Prayer
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 353
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 353
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 353
Composer: William Walker
Poet: P. P. Pratt
First Line: To leave my dear friends, and with neighbors to part
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: The Christian's Farewell
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 549t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 338t
Composer: Genuine Church Music
Poet: Thomas Cleland
First Line: Farewell, my dear brethren, the time is at hand
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: The Rock
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 350
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 350
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 350
Composer: Rev. Dr. William Hauser
Poet: William Hunter
First Line: In seasons of grief to my God I'll repair
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Summer
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 354
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 354t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 354t
Composer: M. L. Swan
Poet: William Augustus Muhlenberg
First Line: I would not live alway; I ask not to stay
Meter: 11s.
 
Tune Name: Isles of the South
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 538
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 349
Composer: Rev. Dr. William Hauser
Poet: William Bingham Tappan
First Line: Wake! Isles of the South! your redemption is near
Meter: 11s.