John Lyon

Songs

Below is a list of songs from John Lyon that have been indexed at SingPraises.net.

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• A change of dread reform 1 language • 1 collection
• Alas! and is this far-famed city doomed 1 language • 1 collection
• A little sportive boy one day 1 language • 1 collection
• All hail! ye Saints, who love to serve the Lord 1 language • 1 collection
• And must we part? ’tis like a dream 1 language • 1 collection
• As sep’rate streams unite in one 1 language • 7 collections
• Away, away, to the mountain dell 2 languages • 10 collections
• Behind the veil another brother’s gone 1 language • 1 collection
• Beloved esteemed, and honoured brother, hear 1 language • 1 collection
• Blind Justice, once a heathen goddess fair 1 language • 1 collection
• Come, come, O Jesus my Saviour 1 language • 1 collection
• Come holy fire, with faith inspire 1 language • 1 collection
• Come, let us purpose with one heart 1 language • 31 collections
• Come on, ye rich, with all your gifted store 1 language • 1 collection
• Dear Brother, while the Clergy rage 1 language • 1 collection
• Dear friend, accept, with gratitude 1 language • 1 collection
• Dear Sisters, though your dreary lot 1 language • 1 collection
• Dear sister, though few days have past 1 language • 1 collection
• Dear Sister, though unknown to thee 1 language • 1 collection
• Eliza Snow is the queen of the muse 1 language • 1 collection
• Fareweel, my cattie, fareweel 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell, beloved brother Banks, farewell 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell! beloved of the Lord, farewell 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell, blest messenger of peace 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell, dear friends, we now must part 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell! my dearest Kelsey 1 language • 1 collection
• Farewell to thee, old ’Forty-nine 1 language • 1 collection
• Go ask, ye sages of the latter day 1 language • 1 collection
• Go search, and say, ye sceptics who find fault 1 language • 1 collection
• Hail! bright millennial day of rest 1 language • 38 collections
• High on a rock methought he sat. ’Twas night 1 language • 1 collection
• How happy the Saints who are faithful and true 1 language • 2 collections
• How passing strange, yet true, that man so great 1 language • 1 collection
• How swiftly time flies on apace 1 language • 1 collection
• How vast thy treasures, soul-inspiring Star! 1 language • 1 collection
• If I but dare to think 1 language • 1 collection
• If Scotland lost a hero brave 1 language • 1 collection
• If there’s ought in the bland expressive face 1 language • 1 collection
• If to be independent, means a proud 1 language • 1 collection
• If truth in man be virtue’s highest aim 1 language • 1 collection
• I knew him, ere the roots of bitterness 1 language • 1 collection
• I’ll sing thee of lands where no tyrant’s power 1 language • 1 collection
• In a beautiful vale! a lovely vale! 1 language • 1 collection
• In this dark world,—where changes dim the scene 1 language • 1 collection
• Jane; if thou wouldst be free from sin 1 language • 1 collection
• Kind friend, your letter duly sent 1 language • 1 collection
• Langsyne, when a callant 1 language • 1 collection
• Let heathens worship stocks and stones 1 language • 1 collection
• Let them sing of invention, discovery, and trade 1 language • 1 collection
• Let them talk of this earth as a desert who will 1 language • 1 collection
• Loving sister, for thy kindness 1 language • 1 collection
• Lust is the offspring of a thousand sighs 1 language • 1 collection
• Man, when his constitution is unfurled 1 language • 1 collection
• My bonnie wee Hugh was a canty bird 1 language • 1 collection
• My dearest friends, for you I’ve culled a wreath from memory’s bower 1 language • 1 collection
• My dear native shades, when you rise in my view 1 language • 1 collection
• My hope is in Jesus, who soon shall appear 1 language • 1 collection
• My Sister Jane, if thou wouldst court the muse 1 language • 1 collection
• Obedience is the common lot of all! 1 language • 1 collection
• O debt! thou dreadful, terrifying thing 1 language • 1 collection
• O fell disease! thou mortal scourge of man 1 language • 1 collection
• O Lord, do Thou in heaven seal 1 language • 30 collections
• O Lord, do Thou Thy gifts bestow 1 language • 37 collections
• On a mound where the dark Mississippi rolled past 1 language • 1 collection
• Once more dear friend my harp I’ll tune 1 language • 1 collection
• Our Ain Mountain Home 1 language • 1 collection
• Our brother died in life’s meridian hour 1 language • 1 collection
• O ye who tremble at expense, and fear 1 language • 1 collection
• Prepare, prepare, ye Saints of the Most High 1 language • 1 collection
• Robert, my son, and art thou now 1 language • 1 collection
• Saint Paul of old, has somewhere said 1 language • 1 collection
• Shall all that this world in patience employ 1 language • 1 collection
• Should fortune raise me to possess 1 language • 1 collection
• Soft, little, tiny, loving thing 1 language • 1 collection
• Sound the sweet Anthem o’er mountain and plain 1 language • 1 collection
• Suspicion! “Green-eyed Monster,” how I dread 1 language • 1 collection
• “Tell me, dear mother, what you mean” 1 language • 1 collection
• Tell me, ye twinkling Stars 1 language • 1 collection
• The Everlasting Friend 2 languages • 57 collections
• The night! the night! the dark, dull night 1 language • 1 collection
• There is a meaning in some words that few 1 language • 1 collection
• There’s auld Mrs. Beard who lives at Shrubhill 1 language • 1 collection
• There’s a voice in the valleys, the mountains, and floods 1 language • 1 collection
• The rich that lie on beds o’ down 1 language • 1 collection
• Thou representative of something great 1 language • 1 collection
• Thy people when oppressed, O Lord 1 language • 21 collections
• ’Tis consolation sweet, and strength’ning to 1 language • 1 collection
• ’Tis hard to say farewell when fond hearts part! 1 language • 1 collection
• ’Tis strangely odd, to think of some men’s choice 1 language • 1 collection
• ’Tis strange to see how multiform dissents 1 language • 1 collection
• To God we’ll give the glory 1 language • 1 collection
• To rule with power, requires no foreign aid 1 language • 1 collection
• To Thee, O God, we do approach 2 languages • 42 collections
• To thee, O spirit-stirring Truth of Heaven! 1 language • 1 collection
• Try It Again 3 languages • 36 collections
• ’Twas Whitsuntide! a sad, distressing term 1 language • 1 collection
• Water! blest boon; great gift of God to man! 1 language • 1 collection
• We’ll plow and sow and joyful reap 1 language • 2 collections
• What wailing’s this I hear, at home, abroad? 1 language • 1 collection
• When I against the Lord transgress 1 language • 1 collection
• When Jesus appeared as the Saviour of men! 1 language • 2 collections
• When sickness clouds the soul with grief 1 language • 48 collections
• When the winter winds roar like to ding down the lum 1 language • 1 collection
• Where the voice of friendship’s heard 1 language • 43 collections
• Who that has felt the charm of balmy sleep 1 language • 1 collection
• Who that have felt the parting tear of grief 1 language • 1 collection
• Ye people all give ear, be in time, be in time 1 language • 1 collection
• Ye sons of Israel arise 1 language • 1 collection