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On That Beautiful Shore
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I am thinking today of a city, Built somewhere in the kingdom above
Author: W. H. Davis (1928)
Tune: [I am thinking today of a city] (Davis)
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Author:
W. H. Davis
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First Line:
I am thinking today of a city, Built somewhere in the kingdom above
Title:
On That Beautiful Shore
Author:
W. H. Davis
(1928)
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
Some sweet day we shall meet
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[I am thinking today of a city] (Davis)
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Crystal Rays: our 1929 book for Sunday-schools, singing schools, revivals, conventions, and general use in all religious gatherings (1929), p.130
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Crystal Rays #119
Display Title
: On That Beautiful Shore
First Line
: I am thinking today of a city
Tune Title
: [I am thinking today of a city]
Author
: W. H. D.
Date
: 1929
Crystal Rays #119
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