Song Info:




Tune Name: Indian's Farewell
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 231
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 231t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 231b
Composer: William Walker
Poet: Anna Jane Vardill
First Line: When shall we all meet again?
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Rock of Ages
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 226t
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 226t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 226t
Composer: Dr. Thomas Hastings
Poet: Augustus M. Toplady
First Line: Rock of ages, shelter me!
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Weary Sinner
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 310b
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 310b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 303b
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Augustus M. Toplady
First Line: Weary sinner, keep thine eyes
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Harts
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 500t
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 228t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Charles Wesley
First Line: Father, glorify thy Son
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Lady Touch Thy Harp Again
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 82t
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 82t
Composer: A. R. Churchill
Poet: F. L. Stanton
First Line: Lady touch thy harp again
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Owen
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 501
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 227t
Composer: Unknown
Poet: James Montgomery
First Line: Go to dark Gethsemane
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Haws
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 226b
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 226b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 227b
Composer: Ignaz Joseph Pleyel
Poet: Thomas Haweis
First Line: From the cross uplifted high
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.
 
Tune Name: Rosefield
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 499b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 226b
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Thomas Haweis
First Line: From the cross uplifted high
Meter: 7s. 6 lines.