Song Info:




Tune Name: Kingwood
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 79
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 79
Composer: Humphrey
Poet: Divine Hymns or Spiritual Songs
First Line: My days, my weeks, my months, my years
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Willowby
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 283
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 283
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 283
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Charles Wesley
First Line: Jesus, thou soul of all our joys
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Probation
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 336b
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 336b
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 337b
Composer: Dr. Thomas Hastings
Poet: Charles Wesley
First Line: Lo! on a narrow neck of land
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Rapture (Second)
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 517
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 284
Composer: Harwood
Poet: John Ogilvie
First Line: Begin, my soul, th'exalted lay
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Ganges
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 286
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 286
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 286
Composer: Amzi Chapin
Poet: Samson Occom
First Line: Awaked by Sinai's awful sound
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Ariel
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 518
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 288
Composer: Unknown
Poet: Samuel Medley
First Line: Oh, could I speak the matchless worth
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Let Me Rise
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 430
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 91
Composer: William Walker
Poet: Simpson Ely
First Line: Now let me rise, now let me rise
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.
 
Tune Name: Indian Convert
Book:2010 Combined Edition on page 287
Book:Deason-Parris Revisions 1958-1994 (Alabama Book) on page 287
Book:William Walker 1873 Edition (Carolina Book) on page 287
Composer: Alexander Johnson
Poet: William Ahes
First Line: In de dark woods, no Indian nigh
Meter: C.P.M. or 8,8,6.