Music by Eliza R. Snow (1804

’Tis a shadowy region, where close in retreat Author (words)

’Tis not an orb, dispensing light Author (words)

’Tis not for her to plough the deep Author (words)

’Tis not the tribute of a sigh Author (words)

’Tis sad to part with those we dearly love Author (words)

’Tis the evening of Time, and it is not strange Author (words)

“My heart is fix’d”—I know in whom I trust Author (words)

A friend of God—a friend of man Author (words)

A mighty man, a man of worth Author (words)

A Precious Jewel Author (words)

A responsible station is surely thine Author (words)

A Year! What is a Year? ’Tis but a link Author (words)

Again We Meet around the Board Author (words)

Ah! has he gone? Author (words)

All hail the day Columbia first Author (words)

All you who in Denmark believe on the Lord Author (words)

Although in woods and tents we dwell Author (words)

An Angel from the upper heaven Author (words)

An important station is truly thine Author (words)

Angel Whisperings to a Dying Child Author (words)

Annie’s Sympathy Author (words)

Awake, Ye Saints of God, Awake! Author (words)

Awake! my slumbering Minstrel; thou hast lain Author (words)

Be cheered, O Zion! Author (words)

Before this noble audience Author (words)

Behold the Great Redeemer Die Author (words)

Beneath high, villa-dotted hills Author (words)

Beneath the cloud-topped mountain Author (words)

Beneath the mountains crowned with snows Author (words)

Brothers Edmund, George, James, William, Joseph, and Franklin Author (words)

Bury me quietly when I die Author (words)

Cease, ye fond parents, cease to weep Author (words)

Charles to his teacher Author (words)

Children, obey your parents Author (words)

Clothed with the Priesthood and the power Author (words)

Columbia, my country! Author (words)

Contentment is wealth Author (words)

Could our country’s noble sages Author (words)

Deaf was my ear—my heart was cold Author (words)

Dear Lady—My Sister Author (words)

Dearest Brother, wherefore leave us? Author (words)

Earthly happiness is fleeting Author (words)

Fair mourner, I would gladly quell Author (words)

Fair, youthful Maiden, dost thou comprehend Author (words)

Fairest Spirit of the skies Author (words)

Far from the braes of Scotland Author (words)

Far from the land that gave thee birth Author (words)

Far, far away from our dear native land Author (words)

Fare you well, beloved mother Author (words)

For the 24 Young Ladies Author (words)

For the Pioneers Author (words)

Friendship’s tones are sweet and thrilling Author (words)

Go forth, brother Joseph Author (words)

Go, brother, go forth Author (words)

Go, go, brother Richards Author (words)

Gold and Tinsel Author (words)

Great glory awaits thee, thou father in Israel Author (words)

Great Is the Lord Author (words)

Hail, the Day when Freedom, first Author (words)

Hail! ye mighty men of Israel Author (words)

Hark, hark! angelic minstrels sing Author (words)

Hark! ’tis the trump of Time that ushers in Author (words)

Hark! from afar, a funeral knell Author (words)

Has earth to boast, a fairer, brighter gem Author (words)

Hast thou ever afloat on the ocean afar Author (words)

Hast thou ever felt oppression Author (words)

He’s gone, ’tis true, but yet, he is not dead Author (words)

Hear that low, plaintive sound! Author (words)

Here, in a land that freemen call their home Author (words)

How came this mighty nation? Author (words)

How Great the Wisdom and the Love Author (words)

How long shall we be hunted Author (words)

How sweet is the association of hearts united Author (words)

How the light from Zion’s mountain Author (words)

Hush, hush, lest the monarchs of Europe hear Author (words)

I hate hypocrisy—that velvet thing Author (words)

I have stood on the shore of the beautiful sea Author (words)

I hear—I see its tread as Winter comes Author (words)

I knew her ere she had been left Author (words)

I know, some critics have pronounced it weak Author (words)

I love retirement. To my spirit ’tis Author (words)

I love that Flag. When in my childish glee Author (words)

I love the beauties of the vale Author (words)

I love the land with banner spread Author (words)

I pity those who know no happiness Author (words)

I saw a thing of rudest form Author (words)

I saw her in the throng, that met to pray Author (words)

I’ll Serve the Lord While I Am Young Author (words)

If we’re faithful to live by each forthcoming word Author (words)

In Jehovah’s arm we trusted Author (words)

In Our Lovely Deseret Author (words)

In spite of all the watchfulness Author (words)

It has been said by some, that woman’s heart Author (words)

It is an Institution form’d to bless Author (words)

It was a Sabbath day—The morning came Author (words)

Joyous spring! with joy I greet thee Author (words)

Latter-Day Saint Ladies of Utah Author (words)

Let the pagan claim for his god of war Author (words)

Let those who would be Saints indeed Author (words)

Let us go, let us go to the ends of the earth Author (words)

Like a bright golden gem, in a casket refined Author (words)

Like bloodhounds fiercely prowling Author (words)

Like the figures incog., in a masquerade scene Author (words)

List to that sound—that rolling chime Author (words)

Little Betty Author (words)

Lo, the Savior is coming, the prophets declare Author (words)

Lo! a mighty host of Jacob Author (words)

Lo! an Ensign of Peace on the tops of the mountains Author (words)

Lo! the mighty God remembers Author (words)

Look at the Stars Author (words)

Low in the dust the casket lies Author (words)

Man’s tide of existence is fearfully changed Author (words)

Minstrel, forgive if once again Author (words)

Minstrel, I’m proud to wreath my brow Author (words)

Most courteously, this evening, I’ll present Author (words)

Most honored Sir: I’d fain address my pen Author (words)

My lord, the hour approaches Author (words)

My own dear loving father Author (words)

My Own Home Author (words)

Now he’s gone we’d not recall him Author (words)

O Awake! My Slumbering Minstrel Author (words)

O God! thou God that rules on high Author (words)

O Lord our God, Thou art great and glorious Author (words)

O My Father Author (words)

O, is there aught so gently strange Author (words)

O, why indulge the gifted pen Author (words)

O, ye tossed to and fro, and afflicted! Author (words)

Of all the monarchs of the earth Author (words)

Oft my spirit seems to mingle Author (words)

Ofttimes beneath the banner spread Author (words)

Our era this day numbers three years and twenty Author (words)

Our Father God, to thee belongs Author (words)

Our forefathers fought and our forefathers bled! Author (words)

Our God, our Father and our Friend—God of Eternity Author (words)

Our Heavenly Father, we will sing Author (words)

Our life abounds with mingled light and shade Author (words)

Our life is a cup where the sweet with the bitter Author (words)

Please accept my warmest wishes Author (words)

Pleasure sat gently smiling when Author (words)

Primeval beauty, in primeval bloom Author (words)

Pure is life’s fountain—pure the Eternal Source Author (words)

Roll on thy work, Eternal God Author (words)

Sarah, I love you—I have loved you long Author (words)

Say, have we “fallen on evil times” Author (words)

Servant of God, most honored—most beloved Author (words)

Shall we commemorate the day Author (words)

She is not dead. She has laid aside Author (words)

Sinless as celestial spirits Author (words)

Sir, I had once a home and wealth Author (words)

Sister, you are counted worthy Author (words)

Slumbering Muse, can aught inspire thee Author (words)

Some things have chang’d from what they were Author (words)

Song for the Fourth of July Author (words)

Th’ insatiate archer, Death, once more Author (words)

That deed—that time we celebrate Author (words)

That morning dawned as bright and beautiful Author (words)

That surely was a trying day Author (words)

The aged, venerated, much belov’d Author (words)

The Comforter is sent again Author (words)

The firm heart of the Sage Author (words)

The Glorious Day Is Rolling On Author (words)

The Great Spirit, ’tis said, to our forefathers gave Author (words)

The hopes of heaven beguile life’s checkered way Author (words)

The kingdom of God is a kingdom of Order Author (words)

The long, long time, dear father Author (words)

The Lord hath dealt marvellously with His people Author (words)

The Lord Imparted from Above Author (words)

The loveliness of Nature always did Delight me Author (words)

The noblest, proudest joys that this Author (words)

The Press—the Press—the Printing Press Author (words)

The scene was rude, and in its scenic pride Author (words)

The ship was launched: It was forced to ride Author (words)

The spirit had departed and had left Author (words)

The Spirit of Truth will direct you Author (words)

The storm is past: all nature is serene Author (words)

The sun had set, and twilight’s shady mood Author (words)

The time has come when you again Author (words)

The Time Is Far Spent Author (words)

The time of winter now is o’er Author (words)

The times are changed from what they were Author (words)

The Trials of the Present Day Author (words)

The World’s Jubilee Author (words)

The Year has come Author (words)

The year is stepping out Author (words)

There is an eloquence that breathes throughout Author (words)

There’s a pause—there’s an ebb in the nation tide Author (words)

They have gone, they have gone, new privations to share Author (words)

Think Not, When You Gather to Zion Author (words)

Think you our nation is improving? Author (words)

This day, on history’s brightest page Author (words)

Thou aged man! I bless thy hoary head Author (words)

Thou aged saint, can words avail Author (words)

Thou Chieftain of Zion! henceforward thy name Author (words)

Thou City with a cherished name Author (words)

Thou Dost Not Weep Alone Author (words)

Thou great eternal of eternity! Author (words)

Thou much beloved in Zion Author (words)

Thou that didst create the heavens and the earth Author (words)

Thou, earth, wast once a glorious sphere Author (words)

Though Deepening Trials Author (words)

Though thy lord, thy companion, is laid in the dust Author (words)

Thrice welcome, herald of eternal Truth! Author (words)

Thrones, Kingdoms, Dominions and all Institutions Author (words)

Time is a Tourist. Ever since the great Author (words)

Time makes no pauses: Each incoming year Author (words)

Time with an arrow’s speed has gone Author (words)

Time, in a tour of near six thousand years Author (words)

To a Star Author (words)

To all the Saints of God, no matter where Author (words)

To be a Saint, or not to be Author (words)

To live a Saint—a Saint to die Author (words)

To Santa Claus Author (words)

Twas in the house of mourning. Friends had met Author (words)

Twas not to gain the world’s regard Author (words)

We are far, far away from the land of our Home Author (words)

We hail the day—the glorious day Author (words)

We’ll beat our foes at every game Author (words)

We’re on the Minnesota Author (words)

Welcome! father, welcome! mother Author (words)

Well may the fire of glory blaze Author (words)

What aileth thee, O Missouri Author (words)

What art thou, Death? Author (words)

What champion comes with piercing eye Author (words)

Whatever is, is right; but then Author (words)

When from injustice’ bitter cup Author (words)

When from kindred kindred part Author (words)

When I espoused the cause of Truth Author (words)

Where art thou, Death? Author (words)

While affliction’s surge is o’er you Author (words)

Who can describe its worth? Author (words)

Why are you in these mountains Author (words)

Why flows that strain of deep-ton’d sympathy Author (words)

Why should we grasp the shadow Author (words)

With much respect, Fathers, and Mothers too Author (words)

Ye heav’ns attend! Let all the earth give ear! Author (words)

Ye Saints who dwell on Europe’s shore Author (words)

Ye Sons and Daughters of Benevolence Author (words)

Yes, Immortality: That bosom word Author (words)

You have come, you have come to the Valley once more Author (words)

You have found a seclusion Author (words)

You have left us your portrait Author (words)

Your sweet little rose-bud has left you Author (words)

Youthful Sonnet Author (words)

Zion’s noblest sons are weeping Author (words)

Eliza R. Snow

Songs

Songs from general conference (1971–Present)