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Wanderers Come Back
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Sad is the heart whose only hope
Author: Emmet G. Coleman
Tune: [Sad is the heart whose only hope]
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2 hymnals
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Author:
Emmet G. Coleman
(no biographical information available about Emmet G. Coleman.)
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First Line:
Sad is the heart whose only hope
Title:
Wanderers Come Back
Author:
Emmet G. Coleman
Language:
English
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[Sad is the heart whose only hope]
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Song Service and Revival (1908), p.109
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Song Service and Revival #124
Display Title
: Wanderers Come Back
First Line
: Sad is the heart whose only hope
Tune Title
: [Sad is the heart whose only hope]
Author
: E. G. C.
Date
: 1908
Song Service and Revival #124
The Temperance Song Banner #d62
Display Title
: Wanderers Come Back
First Line
: Sad is the heart whose only hope
Author
: Emmet G. Coleman
Date
: 1907
The Temperance Song Banner #d62
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