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4346. My Soul's Best Friend, What Joy and Blessing

Text Information
First Line: My soul's best friend, what joy and blessing
Title: My Soul's Best Friend, What Joy and Blessing
German Title: Wie wohl ist mir, O Freund der Seelen
Author: Wolfgang C. Dessler (1692, cento)
Meter: 98.98.99.89.98
Language: English
Source: composite translation
Tune Information
Name: WIE WOHL IST MIR
Meter: 98.98.99.89.98
Incipit: 13325 14323 52231
Key: A♭ Major
Source: Geistreiches Gesangbuch (Halle, Germany: 1704)
Copyright: Public Domain



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