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Why Mourn for Loved Ones Gone?
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Why mourn for loved ones gone
Author: J. S. Darnall (1931)
Tune: [Why mourn for loved ones gone]
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Author:
J. S. Darnall
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First Line:
Why mourn for loved ones gone
Title:
Why Mourn for Loved Ones Gone?
Author:
J. S. Darnall
(1931)
Language:
English
Publication Date:
1931
Copyright:
J. S. Darnall, owner, 1931
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Cheerful Chimes: our 1931 book for Sunday-schools, singing schools, revivals, conventions, and general use in all religious gatherings (1930), p.49
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Cheerful Chimes #49
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: Why Mourn for Loved Ones Gone?
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: Why mourn for loved ones gone
Tune Title
: [Why mourn for loved ones gone]
Author
: J. S. D.
Date
: 1930
Cheerful Chimes #49
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