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My Wondrous Savior
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I have found a wonderful Savior, More precious than silver and gold
Author: D. M. Shanks (1927)
Tune: [I have found a wonderful Savior] (Shanks)
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Author:
D. M. Shanks
Doc McKinley Shanks, 1889-1973
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First Line:
I have found a wonderful Savior, More precious than silver and gold
Title:
My Wondrous Savior
Author:
D. M. Shanks
(1927)
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
He will drive away the shadows
Publication Date:
1927
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[I have found a wonderful Savior] (Shanks)
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Songs of Faith and Triumph Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Combined (1929), p.178
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Choir Gems, No.2 #d28
Display Title
: My wondrous Savior
First Line
: I have found a wonderful Savior
Author
: D. M. Shanks
Date
: 1929
Choir Gems, No.2 #d28
Songs of Faith and Triumph Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Combined #211
Display Title
: My Wondrous Saviour
First Line
: I have found a wonderful Saviour
Tune Title
: [I have found a wonderful Saviour]
Author
: D. M. S.
Date
: 1929
Songs of Faith and Triumph Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Combined #211
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