Index of Texts

A

• A, a, a; It always comes in May; Also
• A, a, a, Oh, winter came today!
• Aanden blid og rolig (Frederik Christensen)
• Aand over Aander kom ned fra det Høje (N. Brun)
• Aarde en sterren (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Aarde en sterren, alle planeten / Earth and all stars, loud rushing planets / Firmament haut, comblé d’étoiles (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Aaron, â gwaed nid eiddo’i hun (Samuel Roberts)
• Aaron’s Rod (Hannah T. King)
• Aaron with blood, not his own (Samuel Roberts)
• A babe is born in Bethlehem (Latin hymn)
• A babe is born in Bethlehem (Gary Croxall)
• A Babe was born in a stable today (Flemish carol)
• A baby boy Laid in a manger at night (Nik Day)
• A baby moon’s rocking far up in the sky (Pauline Frances Camp)
• A baby’s such a common thing (Emma Rigby Coleman)
• A Baby’s Way (Minnie E. Hicks)
• A Bacchanal (Leveridge)
• Aba haidschi bumbaidschi sleep well now (Austrian folk song)
• A baked potato burns the fingers (Creole song)
• A Balm in Gilead (African-American spiritual)
• Abana alathi fi ssama
• Abana alathi fi ssama / Abana in Heaven / أبانا الذي في السماء ليتقدس اسمك
• Abana in Heaven
• A band of children free (William O. Cushing)
• A band of hard pressed men are we (Edwin Gilbert)
• A band of true and valiant soldiers (Charles H. Gabriel)
• A Banjo Tune
• Abash’d be all the boast of Age! (Reginald Heber)
• Abashed be all the boast of age (Reginald Heber)
• Abashed be all the boast of age, Be hoary learning dumb! (Reginald Heber)
• Abba Father (Steve Fry)
• “Abba Father, Abba Father” (Steve Fry)
• “Abba Father, Abba Father,” Deep within my soul I cry (Steve Fry)
• Abba, Father, Let Me Be (David Bilbrough)
• A-B-C, A-B-C, ev’ry day play carefully
• a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o, k l m n o
• A, B, C, tumble down D (Nursery rhyme)
• A, B, C, tumble down D, The cat’s (Nursery rhyme)
• A beautiful lily as white as the snow (Mark Nichols)
• A beautiful rose, by the morning’s soft breezes (Phineas H. Young)
• A Beautiful World (Annette W. Dickman)
• A Bee in Your Bonnet (Joyce O. Evans)
• A beggar-man laid himself down to sleep (Old English song)
• A Believer’s Prayer (Sally DeFord)
• A Benediction (Patrick)
• A Bereaved Mother (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Bicycle Built for Two (Frank Dean)
• A Bicycle Picnic (Barbara Berlet)
• Abide in Me, O Love of God, Abide! (Toni Thomas)
• Abide, O Dearest Jesus (Josua Stegmann)
• Abide the Day (Toni Thomas)
• Abide with Me! (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me abide with me fast falls (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with Me / Evening Prayer (M. Lowrie Hofford)
• Abide with me! Fast falls (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me! fast falls the eventide (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me—fast falls the eventide (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me! Fast falls the even tide (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me! Fast falls the even-tide (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me! fast falls the eventide; The darkness (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with me! Fast falls the eventide, The darkness deepens—Lord, with me abide! (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with Me / Nearer, My God, to Thee / I Need Thee Every Hour (Henry F. Lyte)
• Abide with Me; ’Tis Eventide (M. Lowrie Hofford)
• Abide with me, ’tis eventide! The day (M. Lowrie Hofford)
• Abide with me; ’tis eventide! The day is past and gone (M. Lowrie Hofford)
• Abide with Us, O Lord (Albert Thate)
• Abide with Us, Our Savior (Josua Stegmann)
• Abide with us, our Saviour (Josua Stegmann)
• Abide Ye in the Liberty (Robert P. Manookin)
• Abiding Rest (J. J. Maxfield)
• Abidon que moda é essa (Humberto Teixeira; Luiz Gonzaga)
• Abinadi stood strong and bold (Derena Bell)
• A Bird (Clinton Scollard)
• A Bird Came (Velma Hanlin)
• A bird sails, and a cloud sails, And the sun (George E. Thompson Jr.)
• A Bird Song (Julia W. Bingham)
• A Birthday Address (Hannah T. King)
• A Birthday Address (Hannah T. King)
• A Birthday Greeting (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A birthday greeting to you, dear, May you (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A birthday greeting to you, dear, May you be (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A birthday song (Satis N. Coleman)
• A Birthday Song (William Dennis)
• A Birthday Song (Dutch song)
• A Birthday Tribute (Hannah T. King)
• A bit of red sunset as evening comes on (Mary Rose Jack)
• A Blessed People (Grietje Terburg Rowley)
• A Blessing (Jewell Dawson)
• A Blessing in Prayer (E. E. Hewitt)
• A blessing unto those I meet, Lord, let me be (F. A. Russell)
• A blind man sat begging along the highway (Wade Riggen)
• A Bluebird Song (Annie Rowe Beck)
• A Bluebird Song
• A blue sky and a balmy breeze, And summer (Dora Read Goodale)
• A Boat! A Boat!
• A boat! a boat! Haste to the ferry
• A boat, a boat to cross the ferrry
• A Boat, A Boat to Cross the Ferry
• A Boat Glides Slowly
• A Boating Song (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• A Boat Song
• A book is written one word at a time (Tom Williams)
• A Botanical Ballad (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Abou Ben Adhem (Leigh Hunt)
• Abou Ben Adhem (may his like increase) (Leigh Hunt)
• About the Holy Ghost, One thing (Jeanne P. Lawler)
• Above a Plain (Fjeril Hess; Lillian Jackson)
• Above a plain of gold and green (Fjeril Hess; Lillian Jackson)
• Above a winding riverside, riverside, riverside (German song)
• Above our fields of hyacinths (Aldis Dunbar)
• Above the Brightness (Jed Nash Crowther)
• Above the Brightness of the Sun (Sally DeFord)
• “Above the brightness of the sun” As gentle as a dove (Jed Nash Crowther)
• Above the field of green and gold (Czech folk song)
• Above the lonely mountain way A little church (Greek folk song)
• Above the mossy peatbogs there’s no more (Swiss folk song)
• Above the sunlit valley, there stands (Joseph vom Eichendorff)
• Above the trees, on gentle breeze (Marian Major)
• Above the valley, fresh and green (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• Above the village fountain A linden spreads (Wilhelm Müller)
• A Bow of Red Ribbon (Swedish folk song)
• A bow of red ribbon I’ll tie on your arm (Swedish folk song)
• A boy in the East Was raised upon Yeast (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Boy Is Born
• A boy once caught a little wren; hm, hm (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• A boy once dreamt he lost his voice
• A boy’s prayer (Archibald McKinnon)
• A Boy’s Song (James Hogg)
• Abraham Lincoln (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
• Abraham Lincoln
• Abraham Lincoln (Mabel E. Bray)
• Abram ¿Porqué Te Vas Lejos? (Genesis 12:1–4; Emilio Monti)
• Abram ¿por qué te vas lejos, sin saber a qué lugar? (Genesis 12:1–4; Emilio Monti)
• Abram, Why Are You Going Away? (Genesis 12:1–4; Emilio Monti)
• A Brand New Year
• Abran las Puertas del Templo (Dios Habla Hoy)
• ¡Abran las puertas del templo, que quiero entrar! (Dios Habla Hoy)
• Abranme las puertas de la justicia (Pablo D. Sosa)
• Abranme las puertas de la justicia / Open the doors of true justice and mercy (Pablo D. Sosa)
• ¡Abranse, las Puertas Eternas! (Psalm 24:7–10 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• ¡Abranse, las puertas eternas! ¡Quédense abiertas! (Psalm 24:7–10 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Abranse los Cielos
• ¡Abranse los cielos, lluevan al Mesías!
• Abre las ventanas
• Abre las ventanas de los cielos, Señor
• A broken heart, my God, my King (Isaac Watts)
• A broken heart, my God, my King, Is all the sacrifice I bring (Isaac Watts)
• Abschied
• Abschiedslied (B. Meyer; M. Lauber)
• Abschied vom Walde (Joseph vom Eichendorff)
• Absent (Camilla Woodbury Judd)
• Absent loved ones
• A Bugle Call
• A Bumblebee (Fanny Giralda Pheatt)
• A Bunch of Golden Keys (Anon.)
• A bunch of golden keys are mine (Anon.)
• A Bunch of Roses (John B. Tabb)
• A bunny’s dear home is a hole in the ground (Herbert Scholfield)
• A Burlesque on the Fashions of the Day, 1870 (Charles L. Walker)
• A busy little fellow Is Mister Bumblebee (Fanny Giralda Pheatt)
• Academic Festival Overture (Thuringian folk song)
• A cage all of gold was hanging (Mexican folk song)
• A Call
• A Call and Answer (Richard S. Horne)
• A call for loyal soldiers (W. S. Brown)
• A call for loyal soldiers Comes to one and all (W. S. Brown)
• A Call I Hear (Peter Breinholt)
• A Call to Zion (Anon.)
• A Calm and Gentle Quiet (David H. Smith)
• A calm and gentle quiet reigns to-night (David H. Smith)
• A calm and gentle quiet reigns tonight (David H. Smith)
• A calm and gentle quiet reigns to-night, There’s not a cloud upon a single brow (David H. Smith)
• A Calm and Gently Quiet (David H. Smith)
• A Camp
• A Canadian Boat Song (Thomas Moore)
• A Candle, A Candle (Leroy F. Jackson)
• A candle, a candle to light me to bed (Leroy F. Jackson)
• A candle in the dark (Jerry Williams; Patricia Youkstetter)
• A Candle’s Light (Aaron Edson)
• A candy lion’s very good (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A candy lion’s very good, Because he (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A canner, exceedingly canny, One morning
• A Canon (W. Otto Miessner)
• A Capital Ship (Charles Edward Carryl)
• A capital ship for an ocean trip (Charles Edward Carryl)
• A Caracas dice el tren (Venezuelan folk song)
• A Carol (Ella Des Brisay)
• A Carol for Everyman (Old English poem)
• A Carol for May (Traditional)
• A Carol to the King (Sally DeFord)
• A Castle in the Air (Adelaide Ann Proctor)
• A Cat Came Fiddling (Traditional)
• A cat came fiddling out of a barn (Traditional)
• A cat stood on the shore one day, Pilly (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• A Cautious Cat and a Reckless Rat (David Stevens)
• A Cavalry Catch (Fiona Macleod)
• Acceptable to You (Psalm 19)
• Accepted in the Beloved (Civilla Martin)
• Accept, my dear brother, the advice of a friend (Hannah T. King)
• Accept, O God, the Gifts We Bring (Mary Anne Parrott)
• Accept, O Lord, the Gifts We Bring (Mary Anne Parrott)
• Accept our gratitude, Lord, For all the blessings (Carrie Stewart-Besserer)
• Accept the Tribute of Our Hearts (E. H. Goddard)
• Accept the tribute of our hearts, O Lord (E. H. Goddard)
• Accept the tribute of our hearts O Lord in praise (E. H. Goddard)
• Accompagnato (1 Corinthians 15:51–52); Air (1 Corinthians 15:52–53) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accompagnato (Haggai 2:6–7; Malachi 3:1) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accompagnato (Isaiah 40:1–3) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accompagnato (Isaiah 60:2–3) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accompagnato (Psalm 22:8) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accompagnato (Psalm 69:21); Air (Lamentations 1:12); Accompagnato (Isaiah 53:8); Air (Psalm 16:10) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Accord (Lula Greene Richards)
• According to custom we all do revere, I say from my (William Willes)
• According to the Gifts (Peter A. Judd)
• According to the Gifts That God (Peter A. Judd)
• According to Thy gracious (James Montgomery)
• According to Thy Gracious Word (James Montgomery)
• According to thy gracious word, In meek (James Montgomery)
• According to Thy gracious Word, in meek humility (James Montgomery)
• A certain man traveling the road (Michael Webb)
• A change of dread reform (John Lyon)
• A Change of Heart (Wanda Lindstrom)
• A Change of Heart (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• A Chant
• A chap of utmost daring, he, Facing (Edna Becker)
• A Charge to Keep (Charles Wesley)
• A Charge to Keep I Have (Charles Wesley)
• A charge to keep I have, A God to glorify (Charles Wesley)
• Ach bleib mit deiner Gnade (Josua Stegmann)
• A Cheer For Canada (Charles Wellington Booth)
• A cheerful loving heart
• A Cheerful Song (Susanna Myers)
• A Cheering, Chanting, Dizzy Crowd (Thomas H. Troeger)
• A Child (Carmelia de la Paz)
• A Child Has Arrived (Kurt Rommel)
• A Child Is Born (Martin Luther; Johan Olof Wallin)
• A child is born in Bethlehem, alleluia (Ruth Fox Hume)
• A Child Like Me (Anna White Mullin)
• A Child of the King (Harriet E. Buell)
• A child of wind-swept skies and sagebrush plains (Sadie Ollorton Clark)
• A Child’s Book (Charles Keeler)
• A Child’s Evensong
• A Child’s Grace (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Child’s Hymn (M. Louise Baum)
• A child’s merriest Christmas (Lula Greene Richards)
• A Child’s Prayer (Rebecca J. Weston)
• A Child’s Prayer (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A Child’s Prayer (Karin Jones)
• A Child’s Prayer (The Modern Music Series)
• A Child’s Question (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Child’s Song of Thanksgiving
• A Child’s Thanks (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Child Was Born (Scott Dorton)
• A Child Was Born unto Us (Anon.)
• A child was sent from heaven (Jennifer P. Zabel)
• A child who went to gather Some treasures (Emilie Poulsson)
• A chilling wave upon the shore (Kayla Spurlock)
• Ach lieber Herre Jesu Christ (Heinrich von Laufenburg)
• Ach mein verwundter Fürst (Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf)
• A Choir’s Prayer (Alice L. Beebe)
• A Chorus of Praise
• A Christian Home (Barbara B. Hart)
• A Christmas Cantata (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Christmas cantata for the young (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Christmas Carol (Josiah G. Holland)
• A Christmas Carol (Edwin F. Parry)
• A Christmas Carol (Charles S. Nebeker)
• A Christmas Carol (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• A Christmas Carol
• A Christmas Carol (Edith Ives)
• A Christmas Idyl (Orson F. Whitney)
• A Christmas Meditation (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• A Christmas Song (Virginia Baker)
• A Christmas Song (Clara Louise Kssler)
• Ach, uns wird das Herz so leer (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
• A Church School Teacher Prays (Hazel Chambers)
• A church without apostles (Thomas W. Smith)
• A church without apostles, Or prophets (Thomas W. Smith)
• A church without apostles, Or prophets, or the gifts (Thomas W. Smith)
• A Church without a Prophet (John Hardy)
• A church without a prophet is not the church for me (John Hardy)
• Ach, wann werd’ ich von der Sünde (Balthasar Münter)
• Ach was klagt ihr doch so sehr (E. Schönfeld)
• Ach wie ist's möglich dann (Helmina von Chézy)
• A Circle of Sisters (Gary Croxall)
• Ack, Värmeland, du sköna (Anders Fryxell; Fredrik August Dahlgren)
• A Clean Heart (Walter C. Smith)
• A Closer Walk with Thee (H. L.)
• A Coming-Out Party (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• A Communion Hymn (Nolan Williams Jr.)
• A Communion Hymn for Christmas (Margaret Clarkson)
• A Co-operative Community (John S. Davis)
• A covenant is an agreement (Marvin K. Gardner)
• A cov’nant is a promise (Danielle Isaacson)
• Acquaint thyself quickly, O sinner, with God (William Knox)
• A Cradle in Bethlehem (Larry Stock; Alfred Bryan)
• A Cradle Song (John B. Tabb)
• Across a fertile continent, Midst harvest (Seymour Barnard)
• Across the burning desert running thru the barren sand (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Across the Far Blue Hills (Catherine MacDougall)
• Across the far blue hills of time (Catherine MacDougall)
• Across the Lands (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
• Across the meadowland, sweet with morn (Youth’s Companion)
• Across the Plains of Eternity (Susan Evans McCloud)
• Across the Sky the Shades of Night (James Hamilton)
• Across the soft starry sky where the clouds (Latin American folk song)
• Across the way from me two women sit (Florence Strong)
• Across the Years (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
• Acrostic (Hannah T. King)
• Acrostic (Hannah T. King)
• Acrostic, on an infant Daughter (John Lyon)
• Acrostic, on Jane Bromley (John Lyon)
• Acrostic, on Lucy Martin (John Lyon)
• A Crown for The Righteous (Charles Smith)
• A crown for the righteous in heaven above (Charles Smith)
• “Act for Themselves” Suite
• Action Play (Anon.)
• A Cub Scout learns to play fair (Mark Richardson)
• A Cuckoo and a Donkey, Had argued loud (German song)
• A Cure for Crossness (Harriet G. Brown)
• A Customer (Lois Lenski)
• Adam had seven sons, seven sons (Folk game)
• Adam-ondi-Ahman (William W. Phelps)
• Adam’s Sons (Folk game)
• Adam was a prophet (Duane E. Hiatt)
• Adam was a prophet, first one that we know (Duane E. Hiatt)
• Adam, Your God (Eliza R. Snow)
• Adam, your God, like you on earth (Eliza R. Snow)
• A Dança da Moda (Luiz Gonzaga Do Nascimento)
• A Dancing Tune (Maria Rindelli)
• A Daughter of My Heavenly Father (Iris W. Schow)
• A Day in May (Ruth Harrison)
• A Day of Delight (Susan Evans McCloud)
• A Day of Sunshine (Henry W. Longfellow)
• Address (Eliza R. Snow)
• Address delivered to the Saints (John Lyon)
• Addressed to a very Young Lady (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to Bishop Hunter (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to Mrs. John F. Kinney (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to my Infant Child, Sleeping (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to Sister Ruth Sayers, on the Old Year (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to the Mortal Remains of my Beloved Child (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to the Portrait of My Beloved Georgiana (Hannah T. King)
• Addressed to the Spirit of my Beloved and Lamented Georgiana (Hannah T. King)
• Address to Earth (Eliza R. Snow)
• Address to Elders F. D. and S. W. Richards (John Lyon)
• Address to ’Forty-Nine (John Lyon)
• Address to Parents (Eliza R. Snow)
• Address to the Earth (Eliza R. Snow)
• Adelante para siempre (W. Ernest Young)
• Adelita (Mexican-California folk song)
• Adelita es el nombre de mi dama (Mexican-California folk song)
• Adelita’s the name of my lady (Mexican-California folk song)
• A Deluded Mormon (William Clayton)
• Adem uw Geest in mij (Edwin Hatch)
• Adem uw Geest in mij / Breathe on me, Breath of God / Souffle sur moi, mon Dieu (Edwin Hatch)
• A desert sea; A lonely place (Jean Kreuger Smith)
• A desirable neighbor (A. W. Norton)
• Adeste Fideles (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
• Adeste fideles laeti triumphantes (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
• Adeste, fideles / O come, all you faithful (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
• A Dew Drop (Frank Dempster Sherman)
• A Dialoge between Thyrfis and Iris
• A Dialogue (John S. Davis)
• A Dialogue between Mars and Venus
• A Dialogue between the Reverend and the Boy (John S. Davis)
• A Dialogue in the 4th Act of the 2nd Part of Don Quixote
• A Dialogue in the third Act of the H’land Princess
• Adieu, dearest brethren, adieu (Seth Mattison)
• Adieu, my dear brethren adieu (Seth Mattison)
• Adieu, my dear brethren, adieu, Reluctant we give you the hand (Seth Mattison)
• Adieu to honor, wealth and fame (Parley P. Pratt)
• Adieu to my idols! I’ll worship no more (Hannah T. King)
• Adieu to the City (Parley P. Pratt)
• Adieu to the city, where long I have wander’d (Parley P. Pratt)
• Adieu to the city, where long I have wandered (Parley P. Pratt)
• Adieu to the city, where long I have wandered, To tell them of judgments and warn them to flee (Parley P. Pratt)
• A Different Song (Frederick Winthrop)
• A Diligent and Grateful Heart (Raymond Gunn)
• A Diller A Dollar (Nursery rhyme)
• A diller a dollar a ten o’clock scholar (Nursery rhyme)
• “Adios Mama!” (Anice Terhune)
• Adios Mama! Adios Mama! We’re off (Anice Terhune)
• Adios Mama! Adios Mama! We’re off to market (Anice Terhune)
• Adios Te Digo (Northern Argentine song)
• Adir Hu
• A Disciple of Jesus Christ (Rigaud Clervil)
• A Disciples Affirmation
• A Disciples Identity Statement (Kenneth L. Teegarden)
• A Distant Serenade (Michael McLean)
• A Distant Shore (Samuel H. Bradshaw)
• A district school (William Pitt Palmer)
• A district school, not far away (William Pitt Palmer)
• Administration to the Sick (Vere Jameson)
• Admonition (Joseph Luff)
• Admonition (R. C. Evans)
• Admonition
• Admonition to Children (Shirley Mason)
• Admonition to Great Men (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• Admonition to the Children (Shirley Mason)
• A Dolly’s Lullaby (Carolyn S. Bailey)
• ¿A dónde podría ir? (Psalm 139:7–12 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• ¿A dónde podría ir, lejos de tu espíritu? (Psalm 139:7–12 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Adoramus Te (Taizé Community)
• Adoramus te Christe (Jacques Berthier)
• Adoramus te Christe, benedicimus tibi (Jacques Berthier)
• Adoramus te, Jesu Christe (Taizé Community)
• Adoration (John S. Monsell)
• Adoration of the Magi (Miklós Rózsa)
• Adoro te devote (Thomas Aquinas)
• Adoro te devote, latens deitas (Thomas Aquinas)
• Adoro te devote, latens Deitas / Truth whom we adore though hidden you may be (Thomas Aquinas)
• Adown the flitting seasons, sweet memories appear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Doxology Canon (Thomas Ken)
• A Dream
• A Dream
• A Dream (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Dream of Memory (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Dream of Paradise (Claude Littleton)
• A dreary place would be this earth (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• Ad regias Agni dapes (Robert Campbell)
• A drop for an act of kindness (Steven K. Jones)
• A Drop of Blood (Aaron Edson)
• Ad templa nos rursus vocat (Charles Coffin)
• Advance Australia Fair (Peter Dodds McCormick)
• Advent (Carl-Bertil Agnestig)
• Adventstid (Carl-Bertil Agnestig)
• Adventure (Harvey Officer)
• Adventuring (Agnes Just Reid)
• Adversity (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Advertise
• Advice (Armour T. Irwin)
• Advice to Mischa (Beatrice Perham Krone; Helen D. Bell)
• Aed sain efengyl hedd (Samuel Roberts)
• Aerey, Aerey, Ierey-O (Anon.)
• Aeroplane (Mary McB. Green)
• A este santo templo vinimos a adorar (Mortimer Arias)
• Aeterna Christi munera (Ambrose of Milan)
• Aeterne Rex altissime (Ambrose of Milan)
• A Faigata o Lalo Nei (Harry A. Dean)
• A failing heart is mine, O Lord, when all my faults I (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• A faint, soft shadow flits across my mind (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A fair little girl sat under a tree (Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton)
• A fair little girl sat under a tree, Sewing (Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton)
• A fairy seed I planted
• A fairy seed I planted, So dry and white and old
• A fairy wakes and starts to sing, The grasses (Annette Wynne)
• A faithful Saint I have stood by (Joel H. Johnson)
• Afai Ua e Alofa (J. H. Beck)
• A Family Is Forever (Gwen Moore Cundick)
• A family needs people (Carol Lynn Pearson)
• A fam’ly is forever (Gwen Moore Cundick)
• Afar and near the sea’s aglow, With evening’s (Heinrich Heine)
• A Farewell Song (German folk song)
• Afar from city’s busy marts, We hie away (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Afar in Old Judea (Roy A. Cheville)
• Afar in old Judea, above the Jordan stream (Roy A. Cheville)
• Afar in the distance I see thy waves (Lillie T. Freeze)
• Afar in the wild western Prairie (R. C. Evans)
• A farmer he lived in the west country
• A farmer’s dog jumped over the stile (English game song)
• A Farmer Went to Market (Paul Edmonds)
• A farmer went to market to buy a little pig (Paul Edmonds)
• A farmer went trotting
• A farmer went trotting upon his gray mare
• A fashion parade is showing, All the colors (Brazilian song)
• A Father in Heaven has given us life (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• A Father’s Advice (Evan Stephens)
• A Father’s Fame (Evelyn Wilde Heath)
• A Father’s Lament (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A fearless heart, unwavering faith (Hilary Weeks)
• A feeling of sadness comes o’er me (Heinrich Heine)
• A few more years shall roll (Horatius Bonar)
• A few more years shall roll, A few more seasons come (Horatius Bonar)
• Affection (Evan Stephens)
• Affectionately Addressed to Mrs. Zina D. Young (Hannah T. King)
• Affectionately addressed to Sister Mercy Thompson (Hannah T. King)
• Affectionately Inscribed (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Affirmation: True Faith
• Afflicted Saints (John Fawcett)
• Afflicted Saints, to Christ draw near (John Fawcett)
• Afflicted saints, to Christ drawn near (John Fawcett)
• Afflicted saint, to Christ draw near (John Fawcett)
• Afflictions, tho’ they seem severe (John Newton)
• Afflictions, though they seem severe (John Newton)
• A fine frosted cake at the nursery tea (Emilie Poulsson)
• Afio mai ia Oe (J. H. Beck)
• Afio Mai ia Oe Le Tupu (J. H. Beck)
• A flagman at the crossing, An auto coming (Mabel E. Bray)
• A Flag to Follow (John W. Peterson)
• A Flock and a Shepherd (Friedrich Adolph Krummacher)
• A Flower Garden (Emilie Poulsson)
• A Flower Song (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• A Flower Song (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• A Flower Song for Children (Caro A. Dugan)
• A fly and a flea in a flue Were imprison’d
• A Folk Dance (Folk tune)
• A fox is sitting wrapp’d in fur (May Morgan)
• A Fragment (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Fragment (Elbert A. Smith)
• A fragrant gentle zephyr (J. Walter Woodbury)
• Afraid to be old-fashioned (Viola Stone Card)
• A Free Ride
• A Free Spirit (Alsace folk song)
• African Noel (Anon.)
• A friend for you, a friend for me (Randy Thorderson)
• A Friend I have, called Jesus (Edna R. Worrell)
• A friend I have called Jesus, Whose love is (Edna R. Worrell)
• A Friendly Green Does Richly Dress (Carl David af Wirsén)
• A friendly old crow and a hawk sail (Philippine folk song)
• A friend of God—a friend of man (Eliza R. Snow)
• A friend of God—a friend of man—a kind (Eliza R. Snow)
• A friend of Jesus! O what bliss (Joseph C. Ludgate)
• A friend that’s often changing is not the friend for me (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A friend to all (Thelma J. Harrison)
• A friend who’s just like you (Anon.)
• A Frog He Went A-Courting (Folk song)
• A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go (Folk song)
• A Frog Jumps into the Water (Szechwan folk song)
• A frog went a-courtin’, he did ride (Folk song)
• After (Napoleon B. Vandall)
• After All I Can Do (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• After a Relapse into Sin (Charles Wesley)
• After Dark (Ella D. Watkins)
• After Easter come sunny days (German folk song)
• After many months of absence After waiting (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Afternoon Greeting
• Afternoon Greeting Song (Erma T. Pratt)
• Afternoon on a Hill (Edna St. Vincent Millay)
• After resting all the night, Little lips (Patty S. Hill)
• After the Ball (Charles K. Harris)
• After the ball was over (Charles K. Harris)
• After the ball was over, Mary took out (Charles K. Harris)
• After the joys of earth (Jerome McCauley)
• After the joys of earth, After its songs of mirth (Jerome McCauley)
• After the Night (Flora Kirkland)
• After the night comes the morning (Flora Kirkland)
• After the night comes the morning, After the tempest (Flora Kirkland)
• After the show’rs of April, When the garden
• After the Storm (Edna H. Coray Dwyer)
• After the storm clouds have disappeared from view
• After the toil and the heat of the day (Napoleon B. Vandall)
• After Your Truth (Hannelore Hardan)
• Aftonen (Herman Sätherberg)
• Afton Water (Robert Burns)
• A Fun Song (Otis Carrington)
• A fuzzy caterpillar went out for a walk (Pauline K. Fisher)
• A Gaelic Blessing (Old Gaelic rune; John Rutter)
• Again, Dear Savior (John Ellerton)
• Again, dear Savior to thy name we raise (John Ellerton)
• Again from calm and sweet repose (Charles Philpot)
• Again, from calm and sweet repose, I rise to hail the dawn (Charles Philpot)
• Again I’m here! yes, again revisiting (Hannah T. King)
• Again I’ve reached my home (William Willes)
• Again I walk the paths where parents dear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Again on earth now the light of truth shines (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• Again, Our Dear Redeeming Lord (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Again, our dear redeeming Lord, We meet in thy (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Again our earthly cares we leave (John Newton)
• Again our earthly cares we leave, And to thy courts repair (John Newton)
• Again returns the day of holy rest (William Mason)
• Again shall the children of Judah sing (Charles Sloman)
• Again shall the children of Zion sing (David H. Smith)
• Again shall the children of Zion sing The lay of a happier time (David H. Smith)
• Against Thee, Lord, alone (Nahum Tate)
• Against thee, Lord, I own (Nahum Tate)
• Against thee, Lord, I own, I erred in sin’s dark night (Nahum Tate)
• Again the Day of Holy Rest (Alexander Schreiner)
• Again the day of rest returns (Joel H. Johnson)
• Again the glorious Gospel light (Joel H. Johnson)
• Again the Lord of life and light (Anna L. Barbauld)
• Again the Lord of life and light Awakes the kindling ray (Anna L. Barbauld)
• Again the Sabbath morn (Charles Coffin)
• Again the Sabbath morn Calls us to prayer and praise (Charles Coffin)
• Again the Voice of Christ is Heard (Gregory V. Bean)
• Again, Thy Glorious Sun Doth Rise (Johan Olof Wallin)
• Again We keep This Solemn Fast (Gregory the Great)
• Again We Meet around the Board (Eliza R. Snow)
• Again we meet around the board Of Jesus (Eliza R. Snow)
• Again we meet around the board Of Jesus, our (Eliza R. Snow)
• Again we meet around the board of Jesus our redeeming (Eliza R. Snow)
• Again you’re here, O bright New Year (Laura Frost Armitage)
• A Game (Nursery rhyme)
• A Garden Party
• A Garden Song (Laura E. Richards)
• A gate into a narrow road (Nathan P. Howe)
• A Gay Tune (Ronald Hightshoe)
• Agbar (Stanley Brobston)
• Age after age has roll’d away (William W. Phelps)
• Age after age has rolled away (William W. Phelps)
• Agency (Sadi Anka Negaard)
• A gentle Babe lay sleeping upon a manger (Gladys Pitcher)
• A gentle Babe lay sleeping upon a manger bare (Gladys Pitcher)
• A gentle breeze moves thru the trees (Tammy Simister Robinson)
• A gentle hand, a healing word (Merrijane Rice)
• A Gentle Hint (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Age of Wonders (William Willes)
• A Getting-Up Song (Nursery rhyme)
• A Gift of Love (Jenny W. Francis)
• A gift of love came softly in the night (Jenny W. Francis)
• Agios O Theos (Traditional)
• Agios O Theos / Holy, holy, holy God (Traditional)
• A Girl’s Garden (Robert Frost)
• A Glad Heart’s Song (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A glad message rings through the world today (Laurene Highfield)
• A glad New Year to all men here, And may (B. P. Krone)
• A Glad Song (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Glance Backward (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Glass of Sweet Dixie Wine (Back to Dear St. George Again) (Utah folk song)
• A glimpse of heav’n seen in a child’s eyes (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
• A Glorious Church (Ralph E. Hudson)
• A glorious dawn o’er all the world is breaking (Sally DeFord)
• A Glorious Introit (Michael Kenneth Ross)
• A glorious message now sounds (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• A Glorious Midsummer Night’s Dragon (J. L. Heiderg)
• A glorious state is Deseret (William Willes)
• A glorious state is Deseret, our mountain home we prize (William Willes)
• A glorious theme the sacred muse inspires (Parley P. Pratt)
• A Glory Gilds the Sacred Page (William Cowper)
• A glory gilds the sacred page, Majestic, like the sun (William Cowper)
• Agnes (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Agnus Dei (Michael W. Smith)
• Agnus Dei – I
• Agnus Dei – II
• Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi (Traditional)
• Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi / Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world (Traditional)
• A Goblin Lives in Our House (Nursery rhyme)
• A goblin lives in our house, in our house (Nursery rhyme)
• A Golden Cage Was Hanging (Mexican folk song)
• A Golden Gleaner Girl (Jane Thompson)
• A golden Gleaner Girl will be my ideal (Jane Thompson)
• A Golden Wedding (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A good and true life
• A Good-by Song (Nina B. Hartford)
• A Good, Kind Heart (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Good Night Song (Anon.)
• A Grateful Heart (David Gambrell)
• A grateful heart is what I bring (David Gambrell)
• A Great and Marvelous Work Is Ours (Toni Thomas)
• A great and mighty wonder (St. Germanus I)
• A Great Big Sea (Newfoundland folk song)
• A great big sea hove in Long Beach (Newfoundland folk song)
• A Great Work (Nik Day)
• A greeting (Beth Hooper)
• A Greeting (Anon.)
• A Greeting (Czech folk song)
• Agriculture holds her own (Jesse D. Sickler)
• Agriculture holds her own, In this good old U. S. A. (Jesse D. Sickler)
• A growing day, and a waking field (Fannie R. Buchanan)
• A Gymnastic Relief
• A gypsy’s life is gay and free, no cares (Charles J. Cromwell)
• A haere mai tatou, i te Paraimere nei
• A Hallowe’en Surprise
• A handful of new-fallen snow (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Happy Band of Children (A. Parsons)
• A happy band of children, All joyous (A. Parsons)
• A happy band of children, All joyous, blithe and (A. Parsons)
• A happy band of children, so joyous and so free (A. Parsons)
• A Happy Birthday to the Primary (Anon.)
• A happy birthday we wish for you
• A Happy Child (Kate Greenaway)
• A Happy Day
• A Happy Family (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy Greeting to All (Anon.)
• A happy, happy welcome
• A Happy Helper (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy Home (Lenor Kay)
• A happy mother stalk of corn, held close a baby ear
• A happy new year (William Willes)
• A Happy New Year (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy New Year (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Happy New Year, A Happy New (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A happy new year, a happy new year (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy New Year, A Happy New Year To teachers (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy New Year A Happy New Year To teachers and (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Happy Song (Anon.)
• A Happy Tune (English folk song)
• A ha wa, ha wu wu, Trees are nodding (Cherokee Indian song)
• Ah, Bleak and Chill the Wintry Wind (Bates G. Burt)
• Ah, blessed gift, my Lord! this precious boon (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Ah! Book of Mormon! Golden Book (Joseph Smith III)
• Ah! Book of Mormon! Golden Book The book of precious promise (Joseph Smith III)
• Ah, Dearest Jesus, Holy Child (Martin Luther)
• Ah! dearest Jesus, Holy Child, Make Thee (Martin Luther)
• Ah, do not tell me that time can ever (Evan Stephens)
• Ahead of Us a Race to Run (Martin E. Leckebusch)
• A healing hand, a loving word (Merrijane Rice)
• A health to all who gather here! (David Stevens)
• A health to all who gather here! That’s you (David Stevens)
• A heart of crimson, a heart of gold (Nina B. Hartford)
• A heart that’s open, a simple seed (Michael Webb; Dan Truman)
• A heart whose love is pure (Steve James; Vickey Pahnke Taylor)
• A Heaven on Earth (Sally DeFord)
• A heibio’r dywell nos (William Williams)
• A Helper, Kind and Good (Mattie C. Leatherwood)
• A helper, kind and good, A helper (Mattie C. Leatherwood)
• A helper kind and good, A helper kind and (Mattie C. Leatherwood)
• A helper kind and good, A helper kind and good (Mattie C. Leatherwood)
• A Heritage of Faith (Rachel Mecham Goates)
• Ah! has he gone? (Eliza R. Snow)
• Ah! has he gone? And did he die upon (Eliza R. Snow)
• Ah, holy Jesu, how hast thou offended (Johann Heermann)
• Ah, Holy Jesus (Johann Heermann)
• Ah, Holy Jesus, How Hast Thou Offended (Johann Heermann)
• Ah, Holy Jesus, How Have You Offended (Johann Heermann)
• Ah how lonely glides the hours (R. C. Evans)
• Ah, how the pasture would be fair (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Ah, how you dance (Traditional Italian song)
• Ah, hurry away, my valentine (Annie S. Stephenson)
• A Higher Setting of the Tune to Hymn 162 (Reginald Heber)
• A Higher Spiritual Mind (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A High Jump (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Highland Lad My Love Was Born (Robert Burns)
• A Highway Shall The Lord Prepare (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Ah, Joseph, how you wearily implore (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Ah, Lord God (Kay Chance)
• Ah, Lord God, Thou hast made (Kay Chance)
• Ah, Lord God, Thou hast made the heavens and the earth by Thy great power (Kay Chance)
• Ah, love, how can I leave thee? (Johanna Kinkel)
• Ah, Lovely Meadows (Czech folk song)
• Ah, lovely meadows, green and wide (Czech folk song)
• Ah! ne repousse pas mon âme pécheresse (Charles Gounod)
• Ah, now I remember the things that youth forgot (Philena Fletcher Homer)
• A holy angel from on high (Parley P. Pratt)
• A holy angel from on high The joyful (Parley P. Pratt)
• A holy angel from on high The joyful message now has borne (Parley P. Pratt)
• A Holy Ghost revival (Lelia N. Morris)
• A Home Immortal (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A home in heaven! (William Hunter)
• A home in heaven! As the suff’rer lies (William Hunter)
• A home in heaven! As the suff’rer lies On his bed of pain, and uplifts his eyes (William Hunter)
• A home in heaven! what a joyful thought (William Hunter)
• A home in heaven! what a joyful thought, As the poor man toils in his weary lot! (William Hunter)
• A Home on the Range (Western folk song)
• A Home Picture
• A hop, a skip, and off you go! (Eleanor Farjeon)
• A Hope Carol (Christina G. Rossetti)
• Ahora os doy un mandamiento (Doctrine and Covenants 83:7 (RLDS))
• Ahora, Señor, según tu promesa / At last, Lord, your word of promise fulfilling (Garhard M. Cartford)
• A Houseful (Marjorie Knapp)
• A House of Glory (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• Ahoy and ahoy, birds! We cannot have wings (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Ahrirang (Korean folk song)
• Ah! ruthless time! remorseless, cruel Death! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Ah, search the world over, home is best (Norwegian song)
• Ah’s got a gal in Caroline Down where de watermelons grow (Anon.)
• Ah s’il est dans votre village, Un berger (Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian)
• Ah sued ’em bakawaddy on (Congolese folk song)
• Ah, Suzette (Creole folk song)
• Ah, Suzette, dear, why do you not come, dear? (Creole folk song)
• Ah Ta Ka Ta Nu Va (Eskimo song)
• Ah, there’s a shade on the fields! Sunlight (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
• Ah! this heart is void and chill (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
• Ah! this heart is void and chill, Mid earth’s noisy thronging (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
• Ah! this is the saddest time of the year (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Ah, thou beloved, bereaved and weary one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Ah! ’Tis a Dream (Heinrich Heine)
• Ah, ’Tis A Dream (Heinrich Heine)
• Ah! turn me not away, receive me (Charles Gounod)
• Ah! turn me not away, receive me tho’ unworthy (Charles Gounod)
• A Hundred Thousand Strong (Beatrice F. Stevens)
• A Hundred Years Ago (Sailor chantey)
• A hundred years and more ago (Inez Kinney)
• A hundred years is a very long time (Sailor chantey)
• A hundred years or more, so long ago (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A hungry fox one day did spy, Fa la la (Thomas Dibdin)
• A hunter on the hill, Who gallops (German folk song)
• A-Hunting We Will Go (Thomas Augustine Arne)
• A-Hunting We Will Go (Henry Fielding)
• Ah, What Shame I Have to Bear (Esther Hibbard; Sogo Matsumoto)
• Ah, what visions charm my being (Mathilde Wesendock)
• Ah, when old age hath come, When health (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Hymn (Edward Partridge)
• A Hymn (Mary Stanhope)
• A hymn of glory let us sing (The Venerable Bede)
• A hymn of joy today we raise (Carol M. Bechtel)
• A Hymn of Joy We Sing (Aaron R. Wolfe)
• A Hymn of Praise (Evan Stephens)
• A Hymn of Thanks (Nancy Norwood)
• Äidin sydän
• Aiken Drum (Scottish folk song)
• Ain’t-a That Good News
• Ain’t Gonna Rain (Plantation song)
• Ain’t No Sunshine (Bill Withers)
• Ai, o amôr ai ai (Ary Barroso)
• Air (1 Corinthians 15:54) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Isaiah 40:11; Matthew 11:28–29) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Isaiah 40:4) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Isaiah 53:3; Isaiah 50:6) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Isaiah 9:2) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Job 19:25–26; 1 Corinthians 15:20) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Malachi 3:2) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Psalm 2:1–2) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Psalm 68:18) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Romans 10:15) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Romans 8:31, 33–34) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• Air (Zechariah 9:9–10) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• A Jesús crucificado lo llevaron al jardín (Jaime Redín)
• A Jingle (Charles F. Lester)
• A-Jogging Along (New England folk song)
• A-jogging along, to make the girls stare (New England folk song)
• A Jolly Good Laugh (George Cooper)
• A jolly old fellow is Mister Kris Kringle (Susie M. Best)
• A Jolly Song (Edith Robbins)
• A Jolly Wagoner (F. C. Robinson)
• A Journeying Song (Eliza R. Snow)
• A jovial farmer boy I’ll be
• A Joyful Christmas Song
• A joyous welcome now we bring, Gentle (Hoffman von Fallersleben)
• A Jubilee Call (J. K. Hall)
• A Jubilee Poem (Eliza R. Snow)
• A Jubilee Song (J. K. Hall)
• A June Day (Frederick Winthrop)
• Akademische Festouvertüre (Thuringian folk song)
• A Key Was Turned in Latter Days (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• A kindred feeling, friend, so dear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A kingdom is born and they call it the national wonder (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A King Might Miss the Guiding Star (Louis F. Benson)
• A Kiss (German folk song)
• A Kiss for a Blow (John Lyon)
• A kiss is such a curious thing (German folk song)
• A kite, a sky, and a good firm breezze (Mark Sawyer)
• Ako ay May Lobo (Traditional)
• Alabad a Jehová (Selmy Kaiser de Sousa Elbert)
• ¡Alabad a Jehová, naciones todas! (Selmy Kaiser de Sousa Elbert)
• Alabad al Señor (Traditional)
• Alabad al Señor, naciones todas (Traditional)
• Alabad al Señor, naciones todas / Praise the Lord, praise the Lord! All tribes and nations (Traditional)
• Alabad el nombre de Jehová (Plácido Koyoc Yam)
• Alabad el nombre de Jehová. En el templo (Plácido Koyoc Yam)
• Alabanza (Pablo Fernández Badillo)
• Alabanzas al eterno Dios; Alabanzas por su grande amor (Vicente Poot P.)
• Alabaré
• Alabaré (Manuel José Alonso; José Pagán; John Ylvisaker)
• Alabaré, alabaré, Alabaré a mi Señor
• Alabaré – I (Manuel José Alonso; José Pagán; John Ylvisaker)
• Alabaré – II (Manuel José Alonso; José Pagán; John Ylvisaker)
• ¡Alabemos, alabemos! (María Antonieta Torres)
• ¡Alabemos, alabemos! Hoy es día del Señor (María Antonieta Torres)
• Alabemos al Señor (Homero R. Perera)
• Alabemos al Señor (Barbara C. Mink)
• Alabemos al Señor. ¡Ale, aleluya! (Barbara C. Mink)
• A lad set out one bright fall day, The school (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• A Lamb Goes Uncomplaining Forth (Paul Gerhardt)
• A Lame Man Was Begging (Acts 3; Carmelia de la Paz)
• A Lamentation (Parley P. Pratt)
• A Lamp unto Your Feet (Steven K. Jones)
• A la música (Antonio Plaza)
• A Land Choice Above all Other Lands (Edwin F. Parry)
• A la puerta del cielo (New Mexico folk song)
• A la puerta del cielo Venden zapatos (New Mexico folk song)
• A large and spacious world (Kenneth Cope)
• A la ru, a la mè (Hispanic folk song)
• Alas! and did my Savior bleed (Isaac Watts)
• Alas! and did my Savior bleed? And did (Isaac Watts)
• Alas, and did my Savior bleed? And did my Sovereign die? (Isaac Watts)
• Alas! and did my Savior bleed! And did my Sov’reign die? (Isaac Watts)
• Alas! and did my Saviour bleed! (Isaac Watts)
• Alas! and is this far-famed city doomed (John Lyon)
• Alas! dear Lord, how frail am I (Joel H. Johnson)
• Alas kalliolta lapsi riensi (Aleksis Kivi)
• Alaska’s Flag (Maria Drake)
• Alas! my days, how swift they fly! (Joel H. Johnson)
• Alas, my love, you do me wrong (English folk song)
• Alas, my love, you do me wrong To cast (English folk song)
• Alass! and did my Saviour bleed (Isaac Watts)
• A Laugh Provoker
• A Laurel is a pearl of a girl. A Laurel is a pearl (Betty P. Jones)
• Al caer la lluvia (Pablo Fernández Badillo)
• Al caer la lluvia / As the rain is falling (Pablo Fernández Badillo)
• Al contemplar los cielos, la luna, las estrellas y el sol (Felipe Uluác P.)
• A Legend (Katherine K. Davis)
• A Legend of the Sickle Moon (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Alégrate (Federico J. Pagura)
• Alégrate, oh alma mía, al ver (Federico J. Pagura)
• Alelluia. Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us (Book of Common Prayer)
• Alelú, alelú
• Alélu, Alelú
• Alélu, alelú, alélu, aléluia! Gloire au Seigneur!
• Aleluya (Traditional)
• ¡Aleluya, Aleluya! (Bolivian folk song)
• ¡Aleluya, aleluya, aleluya, aleluya! (Bolivian folk song)
• ¡Aleluya! ¡Aleluya! ¡Aleluya! ¡Aleluya!
• Aleluya, Aleluya / Alleluia, Alleluia (Traditional)
• ¡Aleluya! Cristo resucitó (Luis Bojos)
• ¡Aleluya, gloria, gloria!
• ¡Aleluya, gloria, gloria, Al Diso bondadoso!
• A leopard went around his cage from one side (Charles E. Ives)
• Alfred Cross, thy mother weeps (Henry Garner)
• Alfredo’s song in La Traviata (Francesco Maria Piave)
• Ali, Alo (French song)
• Ali, alo for Maschero, Ali, ali, alo (French song)
• Ali, alo pour Maschero ! (French song)
• Alice (Eliza R. Snow)
• Alicia has a garden where many flowers grow (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Alicia’s Garden (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Alienation (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Life in the Desert Plains (William W. Phelps)
• A life replete with brave and noble deeds (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Light for My Savior (Derena Bell)
• A light from heaven shone around (Gracia Grindal)
• A light guitar in the dusk softly strumming (Mexican folk song)
• A light little zephyr came floating, Just breaking (Sydney Dayre)
• A Light Set on a Hill (Charlotte Ducos)
• A light streams downward from the sky (Grace W. Hinsdale)
• A light streams downward from the sky, An open door the radiance shows (Grace W. Hinsdale)
• A Light That’s Pure (Daniel Carter)
• A Light to the World (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• A lily in a desert land (Orson F. Whitney)
• A lily in a desert land Drank in the dewy air (Orson F. Whitney)
• A lily white, then violets blue (Emilie Poulsson)
• A little act of kindness May lighten someone’s day (Ermina Perkins Kearney)
• A Little at a Time (Nonie N. Sorensen)
• A little ball (Anon.)
• A little band of knights are we, Marching (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A little bird flew to my nest, And softly (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A little bird in a tree o’erhead (Rose Thomas Graham)
• A little bird in a tree o’erhead Was singing (Rose Thomas Graham)
• A little bit of blowing (Carolyn Sherwin Bailey)
• A little bit of blowing, A little bit of snowing (Carolyn Sherwin Bailey)
• A Little Bit of Zion (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• A little bit weary and a little bit tired (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A little blue flow’r peeped out one day
• A little boy lived in a jungle (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A little boy once played so loud (James Whitcomb Riley)
• A Little Bridge (German folk game)
• A little brown leaf (Lilla Thomas Elder)
• A little brown leaf, as it fell (Lilla Thomas Elder)
• A little brown leaf as it fell to the ground (Lilla Thomas Elder)
• A Little Chat
• A little child learns how to walk, you see (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A little child may know Our Father’s name of Love (Jane E. Leeson)
• A Little Child the Savior Came (Will­iam Ro­bert­son)
• A Little Dancing Song (Emilie Poulsson)
• A little Ducky Duddle Went wading in a puddle (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Little Dutch Garden (Hattie Whitney)
• A little fuzzy, wuzzy worm (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Little Girl from Podillya (Ukrainian folk song)
• A little girl sat up one night To watch (Anne Sykes Schutze)
• A little gray pigeon went walking in the rain (Pauline K. Fisher)
• A Little Green Bird
• A little green bird sat on a fence rail
• A little grey squirrel lived up in a tree (Vernon Hart)
• A little lamb wandered and traveled abroad (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A little lamb went wandering (Toni Thomas)
• A Little Man (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• A little man bought him a big bass drum (Malcolm Douglas; Harvey Worthington Loomis (adapter))
• A little old lady, who lived all alone (Marjorie Knapp)
• A little princess maiden Went roaming
• A little rain and a little sun, And a little
• A Little Seed (Jeanni Gould)
• A Little Sheep from the Pasture
• A Little Ship Gently Carries Us (E. Gebhardt)
• A Little Soldier (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A little sparrow fell today (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A little sportive boy one day (John Lyon)
• A little squirrel in a big oak tree (Esther Bosworth)
• A Little Tiny Bird (H. King Lewis)
• A little tiny bird, With sweet and cheerful (H. King Lewis)
• A Little Violin (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• A little while we labor here, With many a
• A Little Wish
• A little wren sings of the morning light (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A Living Faith (Camilla Collins)
• A living faith we seek to know (Camilla Collins)
• A Living God
• All Aboard (Frank L. Stanton)
• All Aboard on the Heber Creeper (Mark Nichols)
• All about a famous highwayman a story (Irish ballad)
• All About You (Kenneth Cope)
• Allá en el monte Horeb
• Allá en el monte Horeb, la zarza ardía
• Allá en el Rancho Grande (Silvano R Ramos)
• Allá en el rancho grande, alla donde vivia (Silvano R Ramos)
• Alla har brått, ingen har tid (Britt G. Hallqvist)
• All alone, I leave the harbor (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• All alone, lost in the night (Monica Scott)
• All Along Life’s Pathway (Robert Drew Atherly)
• All along life’s pathway, Toilers you will meet (Robert Drew Atherly)
• All along the roadside, When the other (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
• All Are Called (Danny A. Belrose)
• All are called, young and old (Danny A. Belrose)
• All Are His (Edna G. Wilkins)
• All are indebted much to thee (Jeanne Guyon)
• All Are Talking of Utah (John S. Davis)
• All Are Welcome (Marty Haugen)
• All around my world I see (Heather Burton; Wayne Burton)
• All around the carpenter’s bench (English folk song)
• All around the carpenter’s bench, The monkey (English folk song)
• All around the chicken coop (English folk song)
• All around the chicken coop The monkey (English folk song)
• All around the lawn you pass; See the buttons (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• All around the Maypole
• All around the Maypole, Maypole, Maypole
• All Around the Shu-Round (Mississippi singing game)
• All around the shu-round, She wants to marry (Mississippi singing game)
• All As One (John V. Pearson)
• All as one, in singing (John V. Pearson)
• All awaken! ’Tis the morning, and the Balkan (Balkan song)
• All Beautiful the March of Days (Frances W. Wile)
• All Christians Who Have Been Baptized (Paul Gerhardt)
• All Creation Sings God’s Music (Mary Jackson Cathey)
• All Creatures of Our God and King (St. Francis of Assisi)
• All creatures of our God and King, Lift up your voice (St. Francis of Assisi)
• All Creatures of Our God and King Medley (St. Francis of Assisi)
• All Creatures of Our God and King / Oh, Criaturas del Señor / Vous créatures du Seigneur (St. Francis of Assisi)
• All Creatures, Worship God Most High! (St. Francis of Assisi)
• All day, all night, thro’ summer time (Foster B. Merriam)
• All day long I am under attack (Iona Community)
• All day long I have baffled with care (Esther A. Bennion)
• All day long the daisies Watch the golden (Edith M. Lanham)
• All day long the Shepherd (Kate Cox Goddard)
• All day long the shepherd Guards his little sheep (Kate Cox Goddard)
• All Depends on Our Possessing
• All down the village street the bonfires blaze (Christine Turner Curtis)
• All dressed in white in the spooky night (Russell Blaine)
• Alle, Alle, Alleluia (Traditional)
• All Earth Is Hopeful (Alberto Taulé)
• All earth is hopeful, the Savior comes at last! (Alberto Taulé)
• All earth is hopeful, the Savior comes at last! / Toda la tierra espera al Salvador (Alberto Taulé)
• All Earth Is Waiting (Alberto Taulé)
• All earth is waiting to see the Promised One (Alberto Taulé)
• All earth is waiting to see the Promised One / Toda la tierra espera al Salvador (Alberto Taulé)
• All earthly pleasures waning (Joel H. Johnson)
• Allegiance (Mabel Williams Crayne)
• Allegiance to the Flag (Elizabeth C. Taylor)
• All Ehr und Lob soll Gottes sein (Martin Luther)
• Allein Gott in der Höh sei Ehr (Nikolaus Decius; Joachim Slüter)
• Alle Jahre wieder (Wilhelm Hey)
• Allelu, Allelu
• Allelu, Allelu
• Alleluh
• Alleluh, Alleluh, Alleluh, Allelujah, Praise ye the Lord
• Alleluia (Jeanni Gould)
• Alleluia (Randall Thompson)
• Alleluia (Ralph Manuel)
• Alleluia (Giulio Caccini)
• Alleluia (Anon.)
• Alleluia (Iuliia Yeriomina)
• Alleluia (David A. Zabriskie)
• Alleluia
• Alleluia (Kenneth Cope)
• Alleluia (Traditional)
• Alleluia (Fintan O’Carroll; Christopher Walker)
• Alleluia (Jerry Sinclair)
• Alleluia
• Alleluia (John Schiavone)
• Alleluia (Norah Duncan IV)
• Alleluia (Gilbert J. Moegerle)
• Alleluia (South African traditional)
• Alleluia (Jacques Berthier; Taizé Community)
• Alleluia (James E. Clemens)
• Alleluia (Simei Monteiro)
• Alleluia (Howard Hughes)
• Alleluia (George A. Mxadana)
• Alleluia!
• Alleluia (Cyril A. Alington)
• Alleluia
• Alleluia
• Alleluia (H. R. W.)
• Alleluia (Anon.)
• Alleluia (Wipo of Burgundy)
• Alleluia (Ann White)
• Alleluia (W. Cooke)
• Alleluia
• Alleluia
• Alleluia (Liturgical text)
• Alleluia (Mack Wilberg)
• Alleluia (adapted from “Canon in D”) (Daniel Carter)
• Alleluia, alleluia (Book of Common Prayer)
• Alleluia, alleluia (Jean Tisserand)
• Alleluia, alleluia (John A. L. Riley)
• Alleluia. Alleluia (Traditional)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! (Fintan O’Carroll; Christopher Walker)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluia, Alleluia (Jerry Sinclair)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! (Norah Duncan IV)
• Alleluia, Alleluia (South African traditional)
• Alleluia, Alleluia (Bolivian folk song)
• Alleluia, Alleluia (Donald Fishel)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, Alle, Alleluia
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (Anon.)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (Book of Common Prayer)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (Jerry Sinclair)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (James E. Clemens)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (Simei Monteiro)
• Alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia (Fintan O’Carroll; Christopher Walker)
• Alleluia, alleluia! Alleluia (South African traditional)
• Alleluia. Alleluia, alleluia (Jacques Berthier; Taizé Community)
• Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia (John Schiavone)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! (Sam Abramson)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia (F. Pratt Green)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia (Wipo of Burgundy)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! (Jean Tisserand)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia (Mack Wilberg)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (Jerry Sinclair)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (James E. Clemens)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia (H. R. W.)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia (Jacques Berthier; Taizé Community)
• Alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia, alleluia (Fintan O’Carroll; Christopher Walker)
• Alleluia, alleluia! Alleluia, alleluia! (South African traditional)
• Alleluia, alleluia! Alleluia, alleluia! (Howard Hughes)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! (Norah Duncan IV)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia (Gilbert J. Moegerle)
• Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia (George A. Mxadana)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia (Liturgical text)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. Alleluia, alleluia (Anon.)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! Morn’s roseate hues (W. Cooke)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! O sons and daughters (Jean Tisserand)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! The strife is o’er
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia! The strife is o’er–the battle done
• Alleluia, alleluia / Alleluya, alleluya (Traditional)
• Alleluia, alleluia, alleuia. Alleluia (Jacques Berthier; Taizé Community)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Angels sang on Christmas morn (Ann White)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Christ is risen (Psalm 150)
• Alleluia, Alleluia for the Lord God Almighty reigns! (Michael W. Smith)
• Alleluia, Alleluia! Give Thanks (Donald Fishel)
• Alleluia, alleluia! Give thanks to the risen Lord (Donald Fishel)
• Alleluia, alleluia! Hearts and voices heavenward raise (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to Heaven (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Hearts to heaven and voices raise (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluia, Alleluia! Hearts to heav’n and voices raise (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Jehovah, Jehovah (I-to Loh)
• Alleluia, Alleluia, O praise to the Lord
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Praise the Lord (Charles Wesley)
• Alleluia! Alleluia! Praise the Lord rejoice and sing! (Charles Wesley)
• Alleluia, Alleluia! The majesty and glory of Your name (Linda Lee Johnson)
• Alleluia, Amen (Randall Thompson)
• Alleluia, amen, amen (Carl Wiltse)
• Alleluia! Born is the King of kings (Gerald S. Henderson)
• Alleluia Canticle (Randall Pratt)
• Alleluia! Christ Is Arisen (Luis Bojos)
• Alleluia, Christ is risen (Traditional)
• Alleluia! Christ is risen from the dead (Gerald S. Henderson)
• Alleluia, Christ is risen. The Lord is risen indeed (Traditional)
• Alleluia, Christ our Passover has been sacrificed for us (Book of Common Prayer)
• Alleluia, Christ our Passover is sacrificed for us (Book of Common Prayer)
• Alleluia (For All the Saints) (Kenneth Cope; William Walsham How; Marvin K. Gardner; Leroy J. Robertson; St. Francis of Assisi; William H. Draper)
• Alleluia, Glory, Glory!
• Alleluia! Gracious Jesus! (William Chatterton Dix)
• Alleluia! Hear God’s Story (Mary Anne Parrott)
• Alleluia! Hear God’s story, still unfolding with each dawn (Mary Anne Parrott)
• Alleluia – I (Jacques Berthier; Taizé Community)
• Alleluia – II (Fintan O’Carroll; Christopher Walker)
• Alleluia! Jesus Is Risen! (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Alleluia! Jesus lives! (Carl Bernhard Garve)
• Alleluia! Laud and Blessing (Michael Morgan)
• Alleluia! Let Praise Ring
• Alleluia! Let praises ring!
• Alleluia, Lord God! (Henry Wilder Foote)
• Alleluia, Lord God! Alleluia, Lord God! (Henry Wilder Foote)
• Alleluia No. 1 (Donald Fishel)
• Alleluia! O how the angels sang (William Harold Neidlinger)
• Alleluia! O Praise ye the Lord (César Franck)
• Alleluia piis edite laudibus
• Alleluia, praise the Lord (Traditional)
• Alleluia, Praise the Lord (Traditional Nigerian)
• Alleluia! Sing to Jesus (William Chatterton Dix)
• Alleluia! Sing to Jesus! His the scepter, His the throne (William Chatterton Dix)
• Alleluia, song of gladness (John Mason Neale)
• Alleluia, song of sweetness (John Mason Neale)
• Alleluia to Jesus, who died on the tree (English carol)
• Alleluia! Voices Raise (George Wither)
• Alleluja, alleluja, alleluja, alleluja (Anon.)
• Allelujah (Anon.)
• Allelujah! (Giovanni Palestrina)
• Allelujah! Allelujah! Allelujah! Now is the strife (Giovanni Palestrina)
• Allelujah, Allelujah! Louanges à Dieu (Anon.)
• Allelujah, Allelujah! To God (Anon.)
• Allelujah, Allelujah! To God sing praises (Anon.)
• Alleluya! Alleluya! Alleluya! Ye sons (Jean Tisserand)
• Alleluya! Alleluya! Alleluya! Ye sons and daughters (Jean Tisserand)
• Alleluya! Alleluya! Hearts to heaven (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alleluya, sing to Jesus (William Chatterton Dix)
• Alleluya, song of sweetness (John Mason Neale)
• Alles ist an Gottes Segen
• Alles Leben strömt aus dir (Karoline Rudolphi)
• Alles, was atmet (Johannes Jourdan)
• Alles, was Odem hat (Friedrich Silcher)
• Alle Vegne, hvor jeg vanker (Hans A. Brorson)
• Alle Vögel sind schon da (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• Alle Welt, was kreucht und webet (Johann Franck)
• All Fools’ Day
• All for baby (Emilie Poulsson)
• All for Christ I Have Forsaken (Calvin Chao)
• All for Jesus (Mary D. James)
• All for Jesus! (William J. Sparrow Simpson)
• All for Jesus (Hazel Chambers)
• All for Jesus! all for Jesus! (William J. Sparrow Simpson)
• All for Jesus! All for Jesus! (Mary D. James)
• All for Jesus! All for Jesus! All my (Mary D. James)
• All for Jesus, all for Jesus, All my being’s ransomed powers (Mary D. James)
• All for Jesus, all for Jesus! All my being’s ransomed pow’rs (Mary D. James)
• All for Jesus! All for Jesus! This our song (William J. Sparrow Simpson)
• All for Jesus! All for Jesus! This our song shall ever be (William J. Sparrow Simpson)
• All for Me (Nik Day)
• All for the Lord (A. H. W.)
• All full of joy and pep and fun (Otis Carrington)
• All full of joy and pep and fun, I go to Primary (Otis Carrington)
• All glory and praises to Jesus our Lord
• All glory and praise to Jesus our Lord
• All glory be to God alone (Martin Luther)
• All Glory Be to God on High (Nikolaus Decius; Joachim Slüter)
• All glory be unto You, Lord (Michael Kenneth Ross)
• All Glory, Laud, and Honor (Theodulph of Orleans)
• All glory, laud, and honor To Thee (Theodulph of Orleans)
• All glory, laud, and honor, to Thee, Redeemer, King (Theodulph of Orleans)
• All glory, laud, and honour (Theodulph of Orleans)
• All Glory to Jesus (John W. Peterson)
• All glory to Jesus, begotten of God (John W. Peterson)
• All God’s Children God Shoes (Southern folk song)
• All good gifts around us (Matthias Claudius)
• All, Good-Night
• All, good-night, all, good-night
• All, good-night, all, good-night. Now is
• All Great Men (Dustin Christensen; Russ Dixon)
• All hail, all hail, fair banner of the free!
• All hail, all hail the Twenty-Fourth (William Willes)
• All Hail, Immanuel! (D. R. Van Sickle)
• All hail, immortal day! (James H. Wallis)
• All hail immortal day! Joy to the precious name (James H. Wallis)
• All Hail King Jesus (Dave Moody)
• All Hail My Sabbath School Mates (William Willes)
• All hail my Sabbath school mates upon this festive (William Willes)
• All hail my Sabbath schoolmates upon this festive day (William Willes)
• All hail my Sabbath School mates upon this festive day (William Willes)
• All hail, our glorious Saviour! (Margaret Rebecca Seebach; Lillian Weaver Cassaday)
• All hail our lovely Sabbath school with joy we’ll (Joseph G. Fones)
• All hail our Sunday school, on land and o’er the (Lewis D. Edwards)
• All Hail the Brave Battalion (Thomas Morris)
• All hail the brave Battalion! The noble, valiant band (Thomas Morris)
• All hail the brave battalion, this noble valiant band (Thomas Morris)
• All hail! The bright new year! (Parel Parker)
• All hail the day Columbia first (Eliza R. Snow)
• All hail the glad day (Charles Ashton)
• All Hail the Glorious Day (Joel H. Johnson)
• All hail the glorious day, By Prophets long foretold (Joel H. Johnson)
• All hail! the Gospel’s joyful sound (Joel H. Johnson)
• All Hail the Jubilee (Elizabeth Brooks)
• All hail! the new born year! (Parley P. Pratt)
• All hail the new-born year! (Parley P. Pratt)
• All hail! the new-born year! Thrice welcome to the saints (Parley P. Pratt)
• All hail the newborn year! Thrice welcome to the Saints (Parley P. Pratt)
• All Hail the Power (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the power of (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the power of Jesus’ name! (Edward Perronet)
• All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name / El nombre de Jesús load / Jésus, ton nom est adoré (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the power of Jesus’ name! Let angels prostrate fall (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the pow’r of Jesus’ name! (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the pow’r of Jesus’ name! Let angels prostrate fall (Edward Perronet)
• All hail the starry flag! (Lewis D. Edwards)
• All hail! the voice of angels cries
• All hail this glorious day (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• All hail this glorious day, this grand suspicious day (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• All Hail to Christ (Ida M. Neill)
• All hail to Christ our Lord! He came in these last (Anna Johnson)
• All hail to Christ our risen Lord (Anna Johnson)
• All hail to Christ our Saviour (Ida M. Neill)
• All Hail to God’s Anointed (James Montgomery)
• All hail to our Chief! (Wilson Law)
• All hail to our Chief! who has come back with honor (Wilson Law)
• All hail to Thee, Immanuel (D. R. Van Sickle)
• All hail to thee, O blessed morn (Philipp Nicolai)
• All Hail to You, O Blessed Morn! (Philipp Nicolai)
• All hail! ye Saints, who love to serve the Lord (John Lyon)
• All Hands Round (American folk song)
• All hands round in the Irish trot (American folk song)
• All Hands Study (William O. Perkins)
• All Have Sinned (Bev Herrema)
• All Heaven Declares (Noel Richards; Tricia Richards)
• All heav’n declares the glory of the risen Lord (Noel Richards; Tricia Richards)
• ’All His work is ended’ (Frances R. Havergal)
• All hush’d and still the birdies sit (Emilie Poulsson)
• All hush’d and still the birdies sit upon the branches high (Emilie Poulsson)
• Allí Está Jesús (Alberto Betel Giacumbo)
• Allí está Jesús, allí está Jesús hablando (Alberto Betel Giacumbo)
• All I’ll Ever Be (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• All in a Garden Green (English folk song)
• All in a garden green Two lovers sat (English folk song)
• All in a Hurry, None Have Time (Britt G. Hallqvist)
• All in all (Edgar Lewis)
• All in a wood of Christmas trees Upon (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• All in a wood there grew a tree (Anon.)
• All in a wood there grew a tree (English folk song)
• All in a wood there grew a tree, The finest (English folk song)
• All in a wood there grew a tree, The finest tree (English folk song)
• All I Need to Know (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• All in Favor Say I
• All in favor say I, I, I, I, I
• All into service Let us sing merrily together
• All I once held dear (Graham Kendrick)
• All I once held dear, built my life upon (Graham Kendrick)
• All is dark and cold In the forest deep (Russian folk song)
• All is done for the glory of God (Abel Nkuinji)
• All is well (James H. Hood)
• All is Well (Evan Stephens)
• All Is Well (William Clayton)
• All Is Well (Eliza R. Snow)
• All Is Well
• All Is Well (Michael W. Smith; Wayne Kirkpatrick)
• All is well, all is well (Michael W. Smith; Wayne Kirkpatrick)
• All I want in this creation, Pretty little (American folk song)
• All I Want Is Sociability (Anon.)
• All I want is sociability, Some one to be sociable to me (Anon.)
• All Join We Now Together (Marcus L. Smith)
• All Kinds of Room in My Heart (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
• All labor gained new dignity (William A. Dunkerley)
• All Life Flows from You (Karoline Rudolphi)
• All Mankind Fell in Adam’s Fall (Lazarus Spengler)
• All My Days
• All My Days (Laurie Zelman)
• All My Heart (Kimberly Knighton; Nik Day)
• All My Heart Again Rejoices (Paul Gerhardt)
• All my heart this night rejoices (Paul Gerhardt)
• All my heart this night rejoices (Paul Gerhardt)
• All My Help Comes from the Lord (Cleophus Robinson)
• All My Hope Is Firmly Grounded (Joachim Neander)
• All my hope is grounded surely (Joachim Neander)
• All My Hope on God Is Founded (Joachim Neander)
• All My Life (Ken Medema)
• All my life I had a longing (Clara Tear Williams)
• All my life I’ve sung a jealous song (Ken Medema)
• All my life long I had panted (Clara Tear Williams)
• All my lifelong I had panted (Clara Tear Williams)
• All my life-long I had panted for a drink from some cool spring (Clara Tear Williams)
• All My Mothers (Susan Evans McCloud)
• All My Tomorrows, All My Past (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
• All my toys are dear, But my dolly (Mrs. Gilson)
• All nations have their emblems
• All nature dies, and lives again (Michael Bruce)
• All nature dies, and lives again: The flowers, that paint the field (Michael Bruce)
• All nature feels attractive power (William Drennan)
• All nature feels attractive power, A strong, embracing force (William Drennan)
• All Nature Invites our Praise to God (A. P. Welshman)
• All nature’s works his praise declare (Henry Ware Jr.)
• All Night, All Day (African-American spiritual)
• All night, all day, Angels watchin’ over me (African-American spiritual)
• All night long I tick, tick, tick So softly
• All night long The cricket in the meadow
• All of Us Go Down to the Dust
• All on a Silent Night (Becki Slagle Mayo; Joseph Mohr)
• All on Earth and All in Heaven (Michael Morgan)
• Allons à la S. A. M.
• Allons à la S. A. M.; Allons à la S. A. M.
• Allons, enfants de la Patrie (Anon.)
• All on the Altar (B. B. McKinney)
• All on the altar, dear Jesus (B. B. McKinney)
• All Our Desire Is to the Lord (David H. Smith)
• All our desire is to the Lord, To know and do his holy word (David H. Smith)
• All Our Hearts (Susa Young Gates)
• All our hearts know hours of weeping (Susa Young Gates)
• All our work is over Busy hands are thro’ (Patty S. Hill)
• All Over the World (Roy Turner)
• All over the world at the end of day (Peggy Hill Ryskamp)
• All over the world at the end of the day (Peggy Hill Ryskamp)
• All over the world the Spirit is moving (Roy Turner)
• All Peope That on Earth Do Dwell (William Kethe)
• All people sitting in the darkness (Michelle Tumes)
• All People That on Earth Do Dwell (William Kethe)
• All people that on earth do dwell, Sing (William Kethe)
• All people that on earth do dwell / Vous, qui sur la terre habitez / Juicht Gode toe / E földön ti minden népek / Nun jauchzt dem Herren / Hai bumi / Oh pueblos todos alabad / Enyi mkaao nchi / العظيمالساميلربنابالسرورغنيضرا / 普天之下萬族萬邦 / 地はみな声あげ / 온땅의모든사람 (William Kethe)
• All-powerful, self-existent God
• All-powerful, self-existent God, Who all creation dost sustain!
• All power is given unto Me (James McGranahan)
• All Praise Be to Our Father (Cassandra L. Scott)
• All praise be to our Father who is worthy (Cassandra L. Scott)
• All Praise Be Yours, My God, This Night (Thomas Ken)
• All praise to God be given
• All praise to God be given, Who reigns in earth and heaven
• All Praise to God for Song God Gives (Carlton C. Buck)
• All Praise to God on High
• All praise to God who reigns above (William H. Clark; Ralph E. Hudson)
• All praise to Him to reigns above (William H. Clark; Ralph E. Hudson)
• All praise to Him who dwells in bliss (Charles Wesley)
• All praise to Him who reigns above (William H. Clark; Ralph E. Hudson)
• All praise to Him who reigns above, In majesty (William H. Clark; Ralph E. Hudson)
• All praise to our redeeming Lord (Charles Wesley)
• All praise to our redeeming Lord, Who joins us by his grace (Charles Wesley)
• All Praise to Thee (Thomas Ken)
• All Praise to Thee (F. Bland Tucker)
• All praise to thee, Eternal Lord (Martin Luther)
• All praise to thee, for thou, O King divine (F. Bland Tucker)
• All Praise to Thee, My God (Thomas Ken)
• All Praise to Thee, My God, This Night (Thomas Ken)
• All praise to Thee, My God, this night, For (Thomas Ken)
• All Praise to You, Creator God (Margery Maple)
• All Praise to You, Eternal Lord (Martin Luther)
• All Praise to You, My God, This Night (Thomas Ken)
• All praise to you, O Lord (Hyde W. Beadon)
• All round the house is the jet-black night (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• All Round the Mountain (South Carolina plantation song)
• All round the mountain, charming Betsy (South Carolina plantation song)
• All Saints (Book of Common Prayer)
• All salute the flag that is waving (Elizabeth Garrett)
• All salute the red, white, and blue! (Ann Underhill)
• All Seen by the Man in the Moon (William W. Phelps)
• All That Breathes (Johannes Jourdan)
• All that I am or hope to be (C. Austin Miles)
• All That I Can Be (April Meservy)
• All that I can be continues to grow (Kenneth Cope)
• All That I Need (Twila Paris)
• All That Is Good (Twila Paris)
• All that is Good, all that is Right (Twila Paris)
• All that love the Sabbath, and the golden rule (Lewis D. Edwards)
• All That’s Good and Great (Godfrey Thring)
• All that’s good and great and true (Godfrey Thring)
• All That Thrills My Soul (Thoro Harris)
• All That Was Given (Brett Raymond)
• All the baker’s wares are displayed (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• All the Bee-Hive girls are glad girls (Anon.)
• All the bells ring the end of war (Nathan Haskell Dole)
• All the birds are here again (German folk song)
• All the birds are here again With their happy voices (German folk song)
• All the birds have come again (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• All the birds have come again, come again to (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• All the birds have come to sing—Ho, for (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• All the Birds Will Soon Be Here (German folk song)
• All the birds will soon be here, Winter winds (German folk song)
• All the busy work is done, Things are in (Patty S. Hill)
• All the children’s clothes are worn, Some (Patty S. Hill)
• All the darkness of the night has passed away (Alfred H. Ackley)
• All the Day (Polish folk song)
• All the day from morn ’till evening (Polish folk song)
• All the day from morn ’till evening we go (Polish folk song)
• All the dogs bow-wow, And the cats meow (Jean Dunlop)
• All the Earth Will Sing Your Praises (Paul Baloche)
• All the Earth with Joy Is Sounding (Stephen P. Starke)
• All the ends of the earth shall remember (Psalm 22)
• All the fair beauty of earth (Venantius H. Fortunatus)
• All the fair beauty of earth / He who was nailed to the cross / Bright and in likeness of fire (Venantius H. Fortunatus)
• All the farmer’s geese ran away; They flapped (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• All the fields their silence keep, All the lambs (Syrian folk song)
• All the flowers have closed their eyes, dear (Frances K. Taylor)
• All the Glory Belongs to Jesus (Gloria Gaither)
• All the Happy Birds of Spring (Frances M. Morton)
• All the Happy Children (Frances Bent Dillingham)
• All the happy children Gladly join (Frances Bent Dillingham)
• All the happy children Gladly join our song (Frances Bent Dillingham)
• All the little children, Wherever they may be (Katherine Merrill)
• All the night, when I am sleeping (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• All the notes of all the earth (John Russell)
• All the notes of all the earth make one great song (John Russell)
• All the Pretty Little Horses (American folk song)
• All the roads are going where the river’s (Swedish hiking song)
• All the Savior’s glory mind can never measure (Alfred H. Ackley)
• All the smoke and the mirrors (Nik Day)
• All the stories of prophets long ago (Kristin H. Cornilles)
• All the streets are a-shine with rain (Rachel Field)
• All the sun was gold, my dear (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• All the sun was gold, my dear, when boy and girl (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• All the trees are fast asleep, Ev’ry leaf
• All The Way (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• All the way along it is Jesus (Ada Blenkhorn)
• All the Way My Savior Leads Me (Fanny J. Crosby)
• All the Way My Saviour Leads Me (Fanny J. Crosby)
• All the wide meadows are sweet with clover (Caro A. Dugan)
• All the World (Ethel Crowninshield)
• All the world, e’en Time may change (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• All the world in shadow lay (Sally DeFord)
• All the world is wet outside (May Morgan)
• All the world is wet outside; Field and meadows (May Morgan)
• All the World That Crawls and Weaves (Johann Franck)
• All Thing Bright and Beautiful (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things are possible to him (Charles Wesley)
• All things are possible to him That can (Charles Wesley)
• All things are possible to him That can in Jesus’ name believe (Charles Wesley)
• “All things are ready,” come to the feast! (Charles H. Gabriel)
• All Things Are Thine (Roy A. Cheville)
• All Things Are Thine (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• All things are thine; no gift have we (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• All Things Are Thine, O Lord (Roy A. Cheville)
• All things are thine, O Lord of Life! (Roy A. Cheville)
• All Things Are Yours (Bryan J. Leech)
• All things are Yours: we make that true (Bryan J. Leech)
• All Things Beautiful (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All Things Beautiful (William Powell)
• All things beautiful and fair, Earth and sky
• All Things Bright and Beautiful (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things bright and beautiful, All creatures (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things bright and beautiful All creatures great (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things bright and beautiful, All things (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• All things come from thee, O Lord (Anon.)
• All things come from thee, O Lord, And of (Anon.)
• All Things Come of Thee (Anon.)
• All things come of thee, O Lord (Anon.)
• All Things Do Witness (Tammy Simister Robinson)
• All Things in Jesus (Harry Loes)
• All Things New (Charles Wesley)
• All things shall perish from under the sky (Hans-Ludwig Berger)
• All things shall perish under the sky (Hans-Ludwig Berger)
• All Things Testify of Jesus (Marvin K. Gardner)
• All things testify of Jesus Son of God (Marvin K. Gardner)
• All things to him that believeth (Thomas W. Smith)
• All things to him that believeth, Are possible saith the Lord (Thomas W. Smith)
• All Things Work Out for Good (John W. Peterson)
• All things work out for good, we know (John W. Peterson)
• All Through the Night (Harold Boulton)
• All through the night when wee birdies are sleeping (Marian Mitchell)
• All Thru the Night (Harold Boulton)
• All Thy Children Shall Be Taught of the Lord (Grietje Terburg Rowley)
• All Times, All Things, All Places (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• All to Christ I Owe (Elvina M. Hall)
• All Together (Frank E. Morris)
• All Together
• All together again
• All together, all together
• All together, all together, Once, once again
• All together here we go, Clap, clap, clap (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• All together let us sing
• All together let us sing, Let us make
• All together we will hike along; Up the trail (Evan Roberts)
• All to Jesus I Surrender (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
• All to Jesus I surrender, All to Him (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
• All to Jesus I surrender, all to Him I freely give (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
• All up and down, my honey, All up and down (Florida singing game)
• All we have is giv’n us by our Father (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• All Who Are Thirsty (Brenton Brown; Glenn Robertson)
• All Who Are Thirsty (Michael A. Perry)
• All who are thirsty, and all who are weak (Brenton Brown; Glenn Robertson)
• All who are thirsty come to the Lord (Michael A. Perry)
• All who believe and are baptized (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
• All Who Have Been Baptized (Fernando Rodríguez)
• All Who Hunger (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
• All Who Hunger, Gather Gladly (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
• All Who Love and Serve Your City (Erik Routley)
• All Who Would Valiant Be (John Bunyan)
• All Will Be as Brothers (María Antonieta Torres)
• All Will Be Well (Julian of Norwich; Steven C. Warner)
• All winter the sparrows cry (Harriet B. Jones)
• All winter the sparrows cry, “Tweet, tweet, tweet” They’re (Harriet B. Jones)
• All winter the sparrows cry, “Tweet, tweet, tweet, tweet” (Harriet B. Jones)
• All-wise and Heavenly Father (Ruth May Fox)
• All-wise, Eternal, Loving One (James Crystal)
• All with Joyful Exultation (Michael Morgan; Hal. H. Hopson)
• All Wool (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• All Work and No Play (James Howell; Evan Stephens)
• All work and no play makes Jack (James Howell; Evan Stephens)
• All ye nations hear the warning, which the Lord is (T. Lemon)
• All ye that love Immanuel’s name (John Fellows)
• All ye that love the Lord, rejoice (Isaac Watts)
• All ye that love the Lord, rejoice, And let your songs be new (Isaac Watts)
• All ye who bear the name of Christ (Mary L. Oldham)
• All You Et-a
• All you et-a, Think of all you et-a
• All Your Anxiety (Edward Henry Joy)
• All you that love Emanuel’s name (John Fellows)
• All you that love Immanuel’s name (John Fellows)
• All you that love Immanuel’s name, Whose spirits burn with ardent flame (John Fellows)
• All you who in Denmark believe on the Lord (Eliza R. Snow)
• All you works of God (Stephen P. Starke)
• All You Works of God, Bless the Lord (Stephen P. Starke)
• All You Works of the Lord
• All You Works of the Lord
• All you works of the Lord, bless the Lord
• Almagts Gud, vi for din Trone (Peter O. Thomassen)
• Alma Mater (College song)
• Almanac of Snow (Frances Frost)
• Almighty (Wayne Watson)
• Almighty (Wayne Watson)
• Almighty Father (Anon.)
• Almighty Father, Bless the Word (Thomas Ken)
• Almighty Father give us a vision (Charles F. Brown)
• Almighty Father, Hear Our Prayer (Anon.)
• Almighty Father, strong to save (William Whiting)
• Almighty God (Peter O. Thomassen)
• Almighty God (Thomas Moore)
• Almighty God of love (Charles Wesley)
• Almighty God of love, Set up (Charles Wesley)
• Almighty God of love, Set up th’ attracting sign (Charles Wesley)
• Almighty God of love, Set up the attracting sign (Charles Wesley)
• Almighty God of Our Fathers (Will James)
• Almighty God, these candidates (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Almighty God, these candidates Regard with tender love (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Almighty God, thy word is cast (John Cawood)
• Almighty God, thy word is cast Like seed into the ground (John Cawood)
• Almighty God, we for your throne (Peter O. Thomassen)
• Almighty God when round Thy shrine (Thomas Moore)
• Almighty God, you have knit together your elect (Book of Common Prayer)
• Almighty God, your word is cast (John Cawood)
• Almighty Lord, grant unto us a peaceful night (The Service of Compline)
• Almighty Lord of Heaven, We raise a prayer
• Almighty Lord, with one accord (M. Woolsey Stryker)
• Almighty, most holy God (Wayne Watson)
• Almighty One! I bend in dust before thee (John Bowring)
• Almighty One! I bend in dust before thee; E’en so veiled cherubs bend (John Bowring)
• Almighty one, whose tender thought (Rosalie M. Cody)
• Almighty truth, what tongue can speak (James Crystal)
• Almost Crazy (Luiz Gonzaga; Victor Simon)
• Almost Home (Michele Baer; Jeannine Lasky)
• Almost Persuaded (Philip P. Bliss)
• “Almost persuaded” now to believe (Philip P. Bliss)
• Almost persuaded now to believe, Almost (Philip P. Bliss)
• Almost There (Gwen Hamblin Hall)
• Aloft in the sky, the song of the lark (French song)
• Aloha Oe (Queen Liliuokalani)
• Aloha oe, aloha oe E ke ona (Queen Liliuokalani)
• Aloha We say aloha from the shores of Waikiki (J. Thompson)
• Alone (Nathan Waite)
• Alone (Ben H. Price)
• Alone (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Alone and Angry
• Alone He prayed upon the shore (R. C. Evans)
• Alone in Gethsemane (William B. Petricko)
• Alone thou goest forth, O Lord (Peter Abelard)
• Alone with Jesus (Violet E. King)
• Alone with Jesus, I would be (Violet E. King)
• A long, long time they journeyed (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Along some leafy mountain A carefree (German folk song)
• Along the brooklet I swiftly ran (Sarah Grames Clark)
• Along the Covenant Path (Jocelyn Parker Parmer)
• Along the path of patriots we prayerfully have trod (Gail H. Johnsen)
• Along the precious string of pearls (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Along the shores of Galilee (Daniel Carter)
• Along the streets in our town the cars (Katherine Smith Bolt)
• Along the streets in our town the cars go up (Katherine Smith Bolt)
• Along the winding river by the road (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Along this trail they blazed with tears
• A long time ago a babe was born (Cheryl P. Stone)
• A long time ago in a beautiful place (Tami J. Creamer; Derena Bell)
• Alouette (French-Canadian folk song)
• Alouette, gentile Alouette (French-Canadian folk song)
• Alouette, gentile Alouette, Alouette (French-Canadian folk song)
• Alouette, gentille alouette, Alouette (French-Canadian folk song)
• Alouette, gentille Alouette, Alouette, Je te plumerai (French-Canadian folk song)
• Alouette, gentle Alouette (French-Canadian folk song)
• A lovely star shone in the sky when Jesus came (Jeanette Morrel)
• A lovely thought, thought many times (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Love Unfeigned (Geoffery Dearmer)
• A loving family
• A Loyal Song
• Alpha (Isaac Watts)
• Alpine Shepherds (Swiss folk song)
• Already a Butterfly (Cherie Call)
• Already the Sun from the Ganges (Felice Parnasso)
• Alsdann wird euer Licht hervorbrechen (Julius Schubring)
• Al sembrar buena semilla esperando diera fruto (Matthew 13:1–9; Fulvia Bonfanti; Inke Frosch)
• Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht’ (Friedrich Spee)
• Also hat Gott die Welt geliebt (Heinrich C. Hecker; J. S. Diterich)
• Alternate Tune to Hymn 129 (Wipo of Burgundy)
• Alternate Tune to Hymn 41 (Reginald Heber)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 198 (Christopher Wordsworth)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 268 (Reginald Heber; William Mercer)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 366 (Stephen of Mar Sabas)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 400 (William Cowper)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 567 (Elizabeth C. Clephane)
• Alternative Tune to Hymn 641 (William Walsham How)
• Altho’ in woods and tents we dwell (Eliza R. Snow)
• Although in woods and tents we dwell (Eliza R. Snow)
• Although I Speak with Angel’s Tongue (Andrew Donaldson)
• Although our bodies sink to rest
• Although our bodies sink to rest, Their grossness only wastes away
• Although the Night is Damp (Japanese song)
• Although the night is damp, The little (Japanese song)
• Altid frejdig (Ernst Christian Richardt)
• Al Tid frejdig, naar du gaar (Christian Richardt)
• Altid frejdig, når du går veje (Ernst Christian Richardt)
• Altísimo Señor, ¡qué bueno es darte gracias! (Psalm 92:1–5 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Altissimu, omnipotente bon Signore (St. Francis of Assisi)
• Altogether lovely (Haldor Lillenas; Marie Wolf)
• Alualu Pea i Luma (Harry A. Dean)
• A lullaby (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• A Lullaby (Franz Schubert)
• A Lullaby (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Lullaby (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Lullaby
• A Lullaby (The Modern Music Series)
• Alunelu (Romanian folk dance)
• Alverden kalder det væmmeligt (Andreas Nielsen)
• Al ver la multitud, Jesús subió al monte (Matthew 5:1–12 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Always (Nik Day)
• Always (Irving Berlin)
• Always at Night (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
• Always Be Careful
• Always Cheerful (Ernst Christian Richardt)
• Always earth is very fair, God, whose name (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Always Friends (Michael McLean; John Batdorf)
• Always God’s love is present with us (Randall Pratt)
• Always Happy When You Go (Christian Richardt)
• Always hear both sides (William Willes)
• Always Must I Read Again (Luise Hensel)
• Always Remember (Andraé Crouch)
• Always Remember Him (Jenny Phillips)
• Always remember Jesus, Jesus (Andraé Crouch)
• Always Speak the Trith (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Always There (British Isles Region, RLDS)
• Always there when I need You (British Isles Region, RLDS)
• Always True! (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• Alwise and Heav’nly Father (Ruth May Fox)
• Alwise and Heav’nly Father, Thou of the endless day (Ruth May Fox)
• A maiden made a cheese, O! Sing ho, come up
• A maiden sat in a leafy bower (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A maiden saw an eglantine among the autumn heather
• A maiden went down to the well Her water (Swedish folk song)
• A maiden wept for a hero bold (Susanna Myers)
• A man by the brook was angling; In his hand
• A Manger Filled With Love (Sally DeFord)
• A man in his carriage came riding along
• A man is dead, he will arise again (Jules Granier)
• A Man of Ancient Time and Place (Brian Wren)
• A man of sorrows, Jesus came (Nathan P. Howe)
• A man went down from Jerusalem (Miriam Therese Winter)
• A man whose name was Johnny Sands (John Sinclair)
• A Man Who Would Woo a Fair Maid (W. S. Gilbert)
• Amar: Es Entregarse (Mexican folk song)
• Amar: es entregarse olvidándose de sí (Mexican folk song)
• Amargo Que nem Giló (Humberto Teixeira; Luiz Gonzaga)
• Amarillis (Traditional)
• Amarillis told her swain (Traditional)
• Amarillo Bound (Cowboy song)
• A Marriage Blessing (Louise Hills Lewis)
• A Marriage Proposal (Alfred Norton)
• Amarte Sólo a Ti, Señor
• Amarte sólo a ti, Señor / Loving only you, O Christ
• A Marvellous Work and Wonder (John Lyon)
• A Marvelous Work (Alexander Schreiner)
• A Marvelous Work (William W. Phelps)
• A Marvelous Work and a Wonder (Ethel Cooper)
• A Marvelous Work Has Been Revealed (Alexander Schreiner)
• A marvelous work has begun to come forth (K. Newell Dayley)
• A marvelous work has begun to come forth among all the children of men (K. Newell Dayley)
• A marv’lous work has been revealed in these the latter days (Alexander Schreiner)
• Amaryllis (Eda Lou Walton)
• A May Basket (Lillian Bayne West)
• A May Dance
• A May Dance (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• A May Ramble
• A May Song
• A May Song (Heirich Heine)
• Amazed (Jared Anderson)
• Amazed with wonder (Joel H. Johnson)
• Amazed with wonder! I look round (Joel H. Johnson)
• Amazing Abundance (Laurie Zelman)
• Amazing Grace (John Newton)
• Amazing Grace Chant (John Newton)
• Amazing Grace / Divina Gracia / Grâce Infinie (John Newton)
• Amazing grace! – how sweet the sound (John Newton)
• Amazing grace! (how sweet the sound) (John Newton)
• Amazing grace—how sweet the sound (John Newton)
• Amazing Grace! How Sweet the Sound (John Newton)
• Amazing grace, how sweet the sound / Divina gracia, ¡qué amor / Grâce infinie, ô quel beau don (John Newton)
• Amazing grace—how sweet the sound / Sublime gracia del Señor (John Newton)
• Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved (John Newton)
• Amazing grace shall always be my song of praise (Dottie Rambo)
• Amazing Love (Graham Kendrick)
• Amazing Things (Julie de Azevedo; Tom Hopkins)
• Ambition knocked upon my door (Kathryn F. Clyde)
• Ambition sets its goal ahead (Norma Anne Kirkendall)
• Ambrose Pare! fair and noble! Dowered (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Memorial (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• A Memory (Alfred H. Ackley)
• A Memory of Spanish Fork Canyon (Laura St. Vrain)
• Amen (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
• Amen (Danish tune)
• Amen (Orlando Gibbons)
• Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen (Carl Wiltse)
• Amen (Greek Liturgy)
• Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen (Liturgical text)
• Amen (Fernando G. Allen)
• Amen (Traditional)
• Amen (McNeil Robinson II)
• Amen (African-American spiritual)
• Amen (Melvin West)
• Amen (Larry Sivis)
• Amen
• Amen (Louis Bourgeois)
• Amen (William Smith)
• Amen
• Amen (Peter C. Lutkin)
• Amen (Richard Proulx)
• Amen (Per Harling)
• Amen (Franz Schubert)
• Amen (Curt Oliver)
• Amen (Thomas Pavlechko)
• Amen (Leon C. Roberts)
• Amen
• Amen (Vincent Persichetti)
• Amen (Vincent Persichetti)
• Amen (John Rutter)
• Amen (Philip E. Baker)
• Amen (Marty Haugen)
• Amen (Mason Martens)
• Amen (Mason Martens)
• Amen (John L. Bell)
• Amen! (B. H. Hogan)
• Amen (Spiritual)
• Amen (Hans A. Brorson)
• Amen, amen (African-American spiritual)
• Amen, amen (Vincent Persichetti)
• Amen, Amen (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
• Amen, Amen (Thomas Tallis)
• Amen, Amen (Philip James)
• Amen, Amen (Van Denman Thompson)
• Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen. Amen (Greek Liturgy)
• Amen, Amen (Charlene Moore Cooper)
• Amen, Amen (Traditional)
• Amen. Amen (Mason Martens)
• Amen, amen, amen (Richard Proulx)
• Amen, amen, amen (Per Harling)
• Amen, amen, amen (Franz Schubert)
• Amen, amen, amen (Curt Oliver)
• Amen, amen, amen (Thomas Pavlechko)
• Amen, amen, amen (Vincent Persichetti)
• Amen, amen, amen (Philip E. Baker)
• Amen, amen amen! (Marty Haugen)
• Amen, amen, amen! (Jackson Henry)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Oliver Houston Jr.)
• Amen. Amen. Amen (Danish tune)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (W. Lawrence Curry)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Barbara Sherer)
• Amen. Amen. Amen (McNeil Robinson II)
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Mary L. Young)
• Amen, Amen, Amen
• Amen, Amen, Amen (Sally Ahner)
• Amen. Amen. Amen (Mason Martens)
• Amen, Amen, amen, amen (Roland M. Carter)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Franklyn S. Weddle)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Ola Gunsolley Savage)
• Amen! Amen! Amen, Amen! (Avanell D. Hancock)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Ken Barker)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (African-American spiritual)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (Leon C. Roberts)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (John Rutter)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (John L. Bell)
• Amen, amen, amen. Amen, amen (Franz Schubert)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Kurt Kaiser)
• Amen, amen amen! Amen, amen amen! (Marty Haugen)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Herbert Six)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (Peter C. Lutkin)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (John Rutter)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (John Stainer)
• Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen, Amen (Fernando G. Allen)
• Amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen, amen (Leon C. Roberts)
• Amen. God, amen. Not dead, but sleepeth (Charles A. White)
• Ameni (Liturgical text)
• Ameni, ameni (Liturgical text)
• Amen raabe hver en Tunge (Hans A. Brorson)
• Amens (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
• Amens (Danish tune)
• Amens (John Stainer)
• Amens (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amens (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amens (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amens (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Amens (Greek Liturgy)
• Amens (John Stainer)
• Amens (W. Lawrence Curry)
• Amen siakudu misa (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen Siakudumisa (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Siakudumisa! (Stephen Cuthbert Molefe)
• Amen, siakudumisa! / Amen, chantez à l’Éternel ! / Amen, sing praises to the Lord! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Siakudumisa, Amen, Siakudumisa! (Stephen Cuthbert Molefe)
• Amen, Siakudumisa! / Amen, Sing Praises to the Lord (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Siakudumisa! / Amen, Sing Praises to the Lord / ¡Amen, cantemos al Señor! / Amen, chantez à l’Éternel (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, siakudumisa! / Amen, sing praises to the Lord! / ¡Amén, cantemos al Señor! / Amen, chantez à l’Éternel ! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen siakudu misa / Amen we praise your name, O God (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen siakudumisa! / Amen, we praise your name, O God! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Siakudumisa! / Amen, zing lofzang tot de Heer! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, siakudumisa! / Amen, zing lofzang tot de Heer! / Amen, sing praises to the Lord! / ¡Amén, cantemos al Señor! / Amen, chantez à l’Éternel ! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Sing Praises to the Lord (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, Sing Praises to the Lord! (Stephen Cuthbert Molefe)
• Amen, siyakudmisa (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, siyakudmisa / Amen, we praise your name, O God (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, We Praise Your Name (Stephen C. Molefe)
• Amen, we praise your name, O God / Amen siakudmisa! (Stephen C. Molefe)
• America (Katherine Lee Bates)
• America (Samuel F. Smith)
• America, America! Our hearts belong to thee (Alfarata Hilton)
• America! fair land of Freedom’s sires (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• America for me (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• America for Me (Henry Van Dyke)
• America for Me (Henry van Dyke)
• America is a great land, Blessed (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• America, Land of the Restoration (George W. Warren; Samuel A. Ward)
• America, My Country (Norman H. Hall)
• America, my country, Lov’d nation of the world (Norman H. Hall)
• American National Hymn (Samuel F. Smith)
• American Prophet Theme (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• America Resplendent (Ruth May Fox)
• America Rocks (Orrin Hatch)
• America the Beautiful (Katherine Lee Bates)
• America, the Promised Land (Arlene L. Buffington)
• America This Is My Day (Mark Nichols)
• America—Washington (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A merry bird catcher that is I, who is known (Emanuel Schikaneder)
• A Merry Chase (Ilo Orleans)
• A Merry Life (Peppino Turco)
• A merry, merry Christmas
• A merry merry Christmas and joy to each one
• A merry old robin Sang up in a tree (Adèle Marie Shaw)
• A Message (R. C. Evans)
• A Message (Martha Dabney)
• A message of hope flies on spirit-like wings (Edward H. Anderson)
• A Message of Love (Kate Ulmer)
• A message of salvation (Arthur H. Morse)
• A message of salvation We bring to you today (Arthur H. Morse)
• A Messenger Is Come! (Edna G. Wilkins)
• A Messenger is come! behold, The mighty (Edna G. Wilkins)
• Am I an Ephraimite indeed (Joel H. Johnson)
• Am I a Soldier (Isaac Watts)
• Am I a soldier of the cross (Isaac Watts)
• Am I a soldier of the cross, A follower (Isaac Watts)
• Am I a soldier of the cross, A follow’r of the Lamb? (Isaac Watts)
• Am I a soldier of the cross? A foll’wer of the Lamb? (Isaac Watts)
• Amici (College song)
• A Midnight Reverie (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Midnight Vigil (R. C. Evans)
• Amidst a scene of wordly strife, As pilgrims (Thomas W. Smith)
• Amidst a scene of worldly strife (Thomas W. Smith)
• Amidst a scene of worldly strife, As pilgrims here we roam (Thomas W. Smith)
• Amid the countless blessings (Sally DeFord)
• Amid the grand old woods of oak and pine (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Amid the roaring winds and surging waves (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Amid the Thronging Worshipers (The Psalter, 1912)
• Amid the Thronging Worshippers (The Psalter, 1912)
• Amid the trials which I meet (Edward S. Lorenz)
• Amid the trials which [that] I meet (Edward S. Lorenz)
• Amid the World’s Bleak Wilderness (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
• A Midwinter Night’s Dream (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Mighty Change of Heart (Cherie Call)
• A Mighty Fortress (Martin Luther)
• A Mighty Fortress Is Our God (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God, A bulwark (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God, a bulwark never failing (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God, A tower (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God, A tower of strength (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God, A tow’r (Martin Luther)
• A mighty fortress is our God / Castillo fuerte es nuestro Dios (Martin Luther)
• A mighty man, a man of worth (Eliza R. Snow)
• A mighty pow’r is growing (Juliet Gamero)
• A mighty sound from heaven (George B. Timms)
• A Mighty Wave (Sharon Z. de Paula; Rebecca de Paula)
• A mild evening zephyr is fanning me now (Andrew Dalrymple)
• Am I like driftwood on some shore (Catherine MacDougall)
• A Millennial Hymn (George Manwaring)
• A Million Little Sunbeams (The Youth’s Companion)
• A million little sunbeams Can make (The Youth’s Companion)
• A Mind of My Own (Cherie Call)
• A Miracle Is Born (Raymond D. Cook)
• Am I soldier of the cross (Isaac Watts)
• A missionary farewell (Mary Ann Shaw)
• A missionary song (Robert A. Middleton)
• A Missionary’s Prayer (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A Missionary’s Prayer (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• A Missionary’s Prayer (R. C. Evans)
• A moment let me view, as on the disk (Hannah T. King)
• Among the many sad memories of God’s people (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• Among the Pines (Max V. Exner)
• Among the pines that bend their fragrant (Max V. Exner)
• Among the pines that bend their fragrant boughs (Max V. Exner)
• Among the saints on earth (Benjamin Beddome)
• Among the saints on earth Let mutual love be found (Benjamin Beddome)
• Among these happy children, Will one (Patty S. Hill)
• Among the things revealed (Henry Garner)
• Among the things revealëd, In these, the latter days (Henry Garner)
• Among the vestal virgins of the courts (Ruby Lamonte)
• Amor, amor
• Amor, amor. Cristo dice, “Ten amor”
• A More Excellent Way (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• A More Excellent Way (Verda Mae Christensen)
• A more excellent way is to do and to say (Verda Mae Christensen)
• A Mormon and a Saint (William Willes)
• A Mormon Boy (Evan Stephens)
• A Mormon Boy Scout (Richard S. Tanner)
• A Mormons Song with Its Introduction (James Gledhill)
• A Morning Hymn (Rebecca J. Weston)
• A Morning Hymn (Charles Wesley)
• A Morning Thanksgiving (Mary J. Garland)
• A mortal life but just begun, Is pure (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Mother (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Mother (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A mother in Israel has gone to her rest (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A mother in Israel, in the fullest sense (Hannah T. King)
• A Mother Lined a Basket (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
• A Mother’s Advice (P. McArthur)
• A Mother’s Christmas Prayer (Anna Morgan Oaks)
• A Mother’s Eyes Reflect the Love of Heaven (Stephen M. Jones)
• A Mother’s Lament (Evan Stephens)
• A mother’s lullaby
• A mother song! (Helen Welshimer)
• A Mother’s Prayer (Mary Moler Worthington)
• A Mother’s Prayer (Hattie M. Stephenson)
• A Mother’s Psalm (Rosemary Fishburn)
• A Motto For Every Man (Harry Clifton)
• A mountain brook, one sunny day (May Morgan)
• A “Movie” Dream (Aldis Dunbar)
• A Multitude Comes from East and West (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
• A Multitude Comes from the East and the West (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
• A multitude was gathered ’round (Bonnie Hart Murray)
• Am Wasser stehn wir mit Freuden
• A Mystic Tie (Emmeline B. Wells)
• An Acrostic (Henry Garner)
• An Address to Americans (James Mulholland)
• An Afternoon Call
• An’ a howdy, howdy, brother, An’ a howdy (Southern greeting song)
• An’ a howdy, howdy, sister, An’ a howdy (Southern greeting song)
• A Name Above All Names (Vicente Poot P.)
• An American Rainbow (Orrin Hatch)
• An Angel Came (Rose Thomas Graham)
• An angel came and spoke to man About the everlasting plan (Rose Thomas Graham)
• An angel came down (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the mansions (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the mansions of (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the mansions of glory (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the mansions of glory, And told that a record was hid in Cumorah (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the mountain of glory (William W. Phelps)
• An angel came down from the regions of glory (William W. Phelps)
• An Angel Came to Joseph Smith (Anna Johnson)
• An angel came to Joseph Smith, And from (Anna Johnson)
• An angel came to Joseph Smith, and from the (Anna Johnson)
• An angel came to Joseph Smith, and from the ground (Anna Johnson)
• An angel came to lovely Mary (Lois Moore)
• An Angel Came to Mary
• An Angel Came to Mary (Lois Moore)
• An angel from on high
• An Angel from on High (Parley P. Pratt)
• An angel from on high descended
• An angel from on high Descended to the earth
• An angel from on high / The long (Parley P. Pratt)
• An angel from on high, The long (Parley P. Pratt)
• An angel from on high The long, long silence breaks (Parley P. Pratt)
• An angel from on high The long, long silence broke (Parley P. Pratt)
• An Angel from the upper heaven (Eliza R. Snow)
• An Angel from the upper heav’n (Eliza R. Snow)
• An Angel Guides (Immi Hellén)
• An angel of glory from heaven descended (Parley P. Pratt)
• An angel once flew in the heavens back then (Arlene L. Buffington)
• An Angel Plays for the Little Cradles (Adam Dan)
• An angel spoke unto the virgin maid (Marvin K. Gardner)
• An Angel with the Trump of God (Bonnie Hart Murray)
• An Answered Prayer (Frank Calabro)
• An Appeal (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• An April Day (Nina B. Hartford)
• An Arbor Day Tree
• A nation God delights to bless (Charles Wesley)
• A nation God delights to bless, Can all our raging foes distress (Charles Wesley)
• A nation newly born far in the distant west (Joseph Smith III)
• A nation newly born far in the distant west, Met the old world in strength at God’s divine behest (Joseph Smith III)
• A Nativity Prayer (Phillips Brooks)
• An Autumn Story (Moiselle Renstrom)
• An Autumn Tramp (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• Ancestors past connected to me (Holly Kirkbride Reid)
• Anchor of My Soul (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• Ancient Hymn of the Primitive church (St. Clement of Alexandria)
• Ancient mothers, God has blessed you (Pauline Marie Bell)
• Ancient mothers God has blest you (Pauline Marie Bell)
• Ancient of Days (William Croswell Doane)
• Ancient of Days (Gary Sadler; Jamie Harvill)
• Ancient of Days, Who Sittest Throned in Glory (William Croswell Doane)
• Ancient Words (Lynn DeShazo)
• And all that is within me (Gene Rice; Charlene Moore Cooper)
• And am I born to die? (Charles Wesley)
• And am I born to die? To lay (Charles Wesley)
• And am I born to die? To lay this body down? (Charles Wesley)
• And am I only born to die? (Charles Wesley)
• And are we yet alive (Charles Wesley)
• And are we yet alive, And see (Charles Wesley)
• And are we yet alive, And see each other’s face? (Charles Wesley)
• And are we yet alive, And see ech other’s face? (Charles Wesley)
• And are you sure the news is true? (Wilson Law; Willard Richards)
• And art thou dead my brother; my brother! (Thomas Ward)
• And art thou to leave us, dear brother (Agnes Y. Lindsay)
• And art thou to leave us, dear brother, and go (Agnes Y. Lindsay)
• And as the youth in holy wonder gazed (Evan Stephens)
• And Can It Be (Charles Wesley)
• And can it be that I should gain (Charles Wesley)
• And can I yet delay (Charles Wesley)
• And can I yet delay My little all to give? (Charles Wesley)
• And did my Savior die (Anon.)
• And did my Savior die, And shed (Anon.)
• And didst thou travel light, dear Lord (Geoffery Dearmer)
• And did those feet in ancient time (William Blake)
• An den Mond (Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand Enslin)
• And ev’ry man ’neath his vine and fig tree (Leah Jaffa; Fran Minkoff)
• And God said, “Let there be light” (Marvin K. Gardner)
• And God said the sun should shine (Johnie B. Wood)
• And God will raise you up on eagle’s wings (Michael Joncas)
• And have the bright immensities (Howard Chandler Robbins)
• And He said: “Go in peace and love” (David Yantis)
• And He Shall Rise (Mosiah 3:10; Ross Farnworth)
• And he shall rise, he shall rise the third day (Mosiah 3:10; Ross Farnworth)
• And His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful (Sally DeFord)
• And how do you get to Toyland? Of all (Eugene Field)
• And I couldn’t hear nobody pray (African-American spiritual)
• And I couldn’t hear nobody pray; And I (African-American spiritual)
• Andi Guðs sveif áður fyrr (Valdimar Briem)
• And I’ll be your companion (Lula Greene Richards)
• And I’ll Sleep (April Meservy)
• And in All Things Give Him Thanks (Claire Cloninger; Andy Cloninger; Ken Barker)
• And in each track of Glory since
• And in No Other Is There Savlation (Acts 4:12)
• And in Thy presence there’s fullness of joy (Mike Kerry)
• And I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven (Mary F. Kelly Pye)
• And I shall see Him face to face (Fanny J. Crosby)
• And is the gospel Peace and Love? (Anne Steele)
• And is the gospel Peace and Love? So let our conversation be (Anne Steele)
• And is this death, this sudden silence sweet? (Susa Young Gates)
• “And it came to pass” that Jesus of Galilee (Helen Harrington)
• And it shall come to pass in the last days (Evan Stephens)
• And it shall come to pass in the last days (J. Spencer Cornwall)
• And it was Olav Trygvason, Steering o’er (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
• And I will raise them up (Suzanne Toolan)
• And Jesus Said (Shirley Erena Murray)
• And Jesus said: don’t be afraid (Shirley Erena Murray)
• And let our bodies part (Charles Wesley)
• And let our bodies part (Charles Wesley)
• And let our feeble bodies part (Charles Wesley)
• And Mary Pondered (Marvin K. Gardner)
• And must I part, thou Holy One (Joel H. Johnson)
• And must I part with all I have (Benjamin Beddome)
• And must I part with all I have, My dearest Lord, for thee? (Benjamin Beddome)
• And must this body die? (Isaac Watts)
• And must we part? ’tis like a dream (John Lyon)
• And now, after the many testimonies (Doctrine and Covenants 76:22–23; Joseph Smith Jr.)
• And now behold, who can stand against the works of the Lord? (Lewis D. Edwards)
• And Now, My Sons (Helaman 5:12; Heather D. Zurcher)
• And now, my sons, remember (Helaman 5:12; Heather D. Zurcher)
• And now, my soul, another year (Simon Browne)
• And now, my soul, another year Of thy short life is past (Simon Browne)
• And now, O Father, mindful of the love (William Bright)
• And now, to all, goodnight! Goodnight (Old round)
• And on that day will justice triumph (M. Dell Ridge)
• Andrea (Kenneth Cope)
• Andrew (Gertrude Perry Stanton)
• And So I Went to Peters’ Pub (German folk song)
• And some there are That stand and serve (Shirley Rei Gudmundsen)
• And so, you can think of this journey (Jake White)
• And Suddenly There Was (Charles Jennens)
• And suddenly there was with the angel (Charles Jennens)
• And the Father Will Dance (Mark Hayes)
• And the fireflies in the bushes (Dorothy Aldis)
• And the Glory of the Lord (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• And the glory, the glory of the Lord (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• And the Kingdom (Merrill Bradshaw)
• And the kingdom and dominion and the greatness (Merrill Bradshaw)
• And Then Shall Your Light Break Forth (Julius Schubring)
• And Then The Rains Came (Arlene L. Buffington)
• And they found the stone rolled from the sepulchre (Crawford Gates)
• Andulko, hurry, wake up, wake up, you’ve (Czech folk song)
• Andulko, stewardess, do you know (Czech folk song)
• Andulko, the Goose Girl (Czech folk song)
• …And Waiting (Brad Hull; Matt Lopez; Jeannine Lasky; Michael Dowdle)
• And We Go (Don Stirling; Sam Cardon; Peter Breinholt)
• And when Jesus departed Two blind men followed, saying (Ruth Hays)
• And who can weigh the value of knowing You? (Lynn Deshazo)
• And will the great Eternal God (Philip Doddridge)
• And will the great Eternal God, On earth establish his abode? (Philip Doddridge)
• And Yet Forgiven (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• And Yet, I Still Believe (Amy Webb)
• And Yet, Thou Art There (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
• And young and old come forth to play (John Milton)
• An earthquake seems to shake the globe (William W. Phelps)
• An Easter Carol (Carolyn S. Bailey)
• An Easter Carol (Elizabeth Fetzer Bates)
• An Easter Carol
• An Easter Jingle (Harriet B. Sterling)
• An Easter Song (Evan Stephens)
• An echo from heaven to earth once came (Alice Hirsh)
• An echo from heaven To earth once came drifting (Alice Hirsh)
• A needle is a common thing One of many (Ida May Rees)
• An engine is a noisy thing (Roberta M. Whitehead)
• An engine is a noisy thing, Choo choo (Roberta M. Whitehead)
• An Englishman so fine left in eighteen forty nine (Linda Weight Cluff)
• An Epitaph (Emmeline B. Wells)
• An Epithalamium
• An Epithalamium for 2 Voices
• An Era Such As Never Known (Arlene L. Buffington)
• An Eskimo Lullaby (Eskimo folk song)
• An Evening Hymn (Thomas Ken)
• An Evening Hymn (Thomas Kelly)
• An evening lullaby (Harold Goff)
• An Evening Prayer (C. Maud Battersby)
• An Evening Song (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• An Evensong (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• A New Beginning (Jayne B. Malan)
• A New Commandment (John 13:34; Latin American song)
• A New Commandment (John 13:34–35)
• A New Commandment (William Loperena)
• A New Commandment I Give unto You (Crawford Gates)
• A New Created World
• A new created world, a new created world
• A New Day (Brett Raymond)
• A New Day
• A New Faith Has Dawned (Bonnie Horrigan Slade)
• A new flag for Canada, A new flag for me (Jean MacAskill)
• A New Heart
• A New Name in Glory (C. Austin Miles)
• A New Psalm (Frances Hartman)
• A Newsboy’s Progress (Sister Washington)
• A new star did appear in the ninety-second year (Sadie B. Cadman)
• A new star rising, the heavens lighting (Rachel P. Mohlman)
• A New Star Shines Tonight (Orlan Cahoon)
• A new touch of fire (Lelia N. Morris)
• A New Year’s Reverie and Dream (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
• A New Year’s Round (B. P. Krone)
• A New Years’ Song (Parley P. Pratt)
• A New Year’s Speech (Eliza R. Snow)
• Angel-guarded book (Minnie I. Hodapp)
• Angel-guarded book of gold hidden in Cumorah’s (Minnie I. Hodapp)
• Angelic Songs (Frederick W. Faber)
• Angelic throngs unnumbered (William Williams)
• Angélique, Ô (Haitian folk song)
• Angélique, Ô Angélique, Ô Go keep mamma (Haitian folk song)
• Angel Message (James L. Edwards)
• Angels’ Carol (John Rutter)
• Angels, Ever Bright and Fair (Thomas Morell)
• Angels ever bright and fair, Angels (Thomas Morell)
• Angels, ever bright and fair, guard and keep (Thomas Morell)
• Angels, from the Realms (James Montgomery)
• Angels, From the Realms of Glory (James Montgomery)
• Angels, from the realms of glory, Wing your flight (James Montgomery)
• Angels, from the realms of glory, Wing your flight o’er all the earth! (James Montgomery)
• Angels, Get My Mansion Ready (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
• Angels have come to the earthly home (Esther C. Henck)
• Angels have come to the earthly home, Free o’er the plains their bright spirits roam (Esther C. Henck)
• Angels of Jesus, angels of light (Frederick W. Faber)
• Angels of the night, when sunbeams die
• Angels on wing (Arnold Frederick Keller)
• Angels Over Me (Yahosh Bonner)
• Angels rejoice and tune their golden lyres (Hannah T. King)
• Angels rejoiced and sweetly sung (William Hurn)
• Angels rejoiced and sweetly sung At our Redeemer’s birth (William Hurn)
• Angels! roll the rock away! (Thomas Scott)
• Angels, roll the rock away! Alleluia! (Thomas Scott)
• Angels, roll the rock away! Allelujah! (Thomas Scott)
• Angels! roll the rock away! Death! yield up thy mighty prey! (Thomas Scott)
• Angels! roll the rock away! Hallelujah! (Thomas Scott)
• Angels Round About (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Angels sang to wond’ring shepherds (David A. Zabriskie)
• Angels singing glad Hosannahs (Harry A. Dean)
• Angels Singing Glad Hosannas (Harry A. Dean)
• Angels Sought Thee (Earl R. Curry)
• Angels sought thee for the privilege (Earl R. Curry)
• Angels still are on the Earth! (Hannah T. King)
• Angels’ Touch (Jeanni Gould)
• Angels We Have Heard on High (French carol)
• Angels we have heard on high, Sweetly (French carol)
• Angels, where’er we go, attend (Charles Wesley)
• Angels, where’er we go, attend Our steps, whate’er betide (Charles Wesley)
• Angel Voices (Francis Pott)
• Angel Voices (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Angel voices ever singing (Francis Pott)
• Angel voices ever singing Round thy throne (Francis Pott)
• Angel voices sing, “Hallelujah!” (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Angel voices sing, “Hallelujah!” Hail the new-born King, Hallelujah! (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Angel Whisperings (Eliza R. Snow)
• Angel Whisperings to a Dying Child (Eliza R. Snow)
• Angel Whisperings to the Dying Child (Eliza R. Snow)
• Angel Whispers (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Angry Little Bee (Danish folk song)
• Angry Words! Oh, Let Them Never (Horatio R. Palmer)
• Angry words! oh, let them never From the tongue (Horatio R. Palmer)
• Angry words! oh, let them never From the tongue unbridled (Horatio R. Palmer)
• Angularis fundamentum (Latin hymn)
• Angular Wheel (Anon.)
• Angylion ddo’nt yn gysson (William Williams)
• An holy angel from on high (Parley P. Pratt)
• An Hour Before The Dawn (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A nickel for candy, a dime for the show (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A night was near, a day was near (Christina G. Rossetti)
• Animal Crackers (Christopher Morley)
• Animal Crackers (Linn Moore Miller)
• Animal crackers and cocoa to drink (Christopher Morley)
• Animal Nonsense (Ruth Harrison)
• Animals in the Zoo (North Carolina folk song)
• Animate and inanimate shall cease to be (Parley P. Pratt)
• An important station is truly thine (Eliza R. Snow)
• An Incentive (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• An Indian Campfire (Lincoln School Primary Group)
• A Nineties’ Serenade
• An Instrument in Thy Hands (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
• An Interest in Your Prayers (Marcella Schenk)
• An Invitation
• An Invitation to Christ (Dimitri of Rostov)
• An Irish Merry Making (Irish song)
• An Iroquois Lullaby (Iroquois lullaby)
• An M. I. A. Marching Song (Anon.)
• Anna (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Ann-al sou montagn yo (Rigaud Clervil)
• Ann-al sou montagn yo, nan plinn, nan valé yo (Rigaud Clervil)
• Anna’s Rosy Cheeks (Ukrainian folk song)
• Anna’s rosy cheeks are brightest, Anna’s (Ukrainian folk song)
• Anna’s rosy cheeks are brightest, Anna’s feet (Ukrainian folk song)
• Ännchen von Tharau (Simon Dach)
• Ännchen von Tharau ist, die mir gefällt (Simon Dach)
• Annie Darling (Czech folk song)
• Annie darling, Annie darling, You are (Czech folk song)
• Annie Goes to the Cabbage Patch (Bohemian singing game)
• Annie goes to the cabbage patch, cabbage (Bohemian singing game)
• Annie Laurie (WIlliam Douglas; Alicia Ann Scott)
• Annie of Tharau (Simon Dach)
• Annie of Tharau, the joy of my heart (Simon Dach)
• Annie’s Sympathy (Eliza R. Snow)
• Anniversary song (James Maxwell)
• Anniversary Song for the Pioneers (Eliza R. Snow)
• Ann’s Teeth (Walter de la Mare)
• An Ocean Trip
• An Ode (Emmeline B. Wells)
• An Ode To The Morning (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Anointing (Donn C. Thomas)
• Anointing and Prayer for the Sick (John Lyon)
• Anointing fall on me (Donn C. Thomas)
• An Old-Fashioned Christmas (Joyce O. Evans)
• An Old Garden (Margaret Widdemer)
• An Old Lady Prays (Thyrza R. Berrett)
• An old lady sat in her old arm-chair (John Tyler Pettee)
• An Old Legend (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• An Old Minuet (Frederick H. Martens)
• An old refrain is always haunting me (Howard Johnson)
• An open door, a warm embrace (Andrea Christensen Brett)
• An Open Vision (Hannah T. King)
• An Original Song (Henry Maiben)
• Another (Charles Wesley)
• Another (Charles Wesley)
• Another Day (Staci Peters; Tyler Castleton)
• Another day has fled and gone (Parley P. Pratt)
• Another day has fled and gone, the sun declines in (Parley P. Pratt)
• Another day has fled and gone, The sun declines in western skies (Parley P. Pratt)
• Another day has gone (Joel H. Johnson)
• Another Day Is Dawning (Frances R. Havergal)
• Another Dream Hymn
• Another hand is beck’ning us (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• Another hand is beck’ning us, Another call is given (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• Another Parting (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Another Prayer
• Another six days’ work is done (Joseph Stennett)
• Another six days’ work is done; Another Sabbath is begun (Joseph Stennett)
• Another Warning
• Another Warning to Obey
• Another weary day is done; And as I watch (Nina Eckart Kerrick)
• Another week its course has run (Joel H. Johnson)
• Another week of toil and care (Charles Derry)
• Another week of toil and care Hath sunk in the eternal past (Charles Derry)
• Another Witness
• Another year! God grant it brings (Ermina Perkins Kearney)
• Another year has faded in the past (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Another year has passed away Since I beheld (Hannah T. King)
• Another year hath sped its round (Frank H. Stauffer)
• Another year hath sped its round, And sleeps amid the turbid past (Frank H. Stauffer)
• Another year is dawning ! (Frances R. Havergal)
• Another Year Is Dawning (Frances R. Havergal)
• Another year is dawning, Dear Father (Frances R. Havergal)
• Another year is dawning, dear Father, let it be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Another year is swallowed by the sea (Ebenezer Elliott)
• Another year is swallowed by the sea Of sumless waves! (Ebenezer Elliott)
• An Outcast among Outcasts (Richard D. Leach)
• Answer me, O God, for your steadfast love is good (Psalm 69)
• Answer, my soul;—wilt thou confess (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Answer, my soul;—wilt thou confess The Lord thy Guide and Righteousness? (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Answers (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• Answer us, O God, when we call (Psalm 20)
• Answer us, O God, when we call
• Antes del Invierno (María Antonieta Torres)
• Anthem (John Lyon)
• Anthem (Mary F. Kelly Pye)
• Anthem (Friedrich Silcher)
• Anthem “Arise Ye Saints” (Donette Smith)
• Anthem—“Arise Ye Saints” (Donette Smith)
• Anthem of Praise (St. Francis of Assisi)
• Anthem of Praise (Sally DeFord)
• Anthem of praise and prayer
• Anthem to America (Gail H. Johnsen)
• Anticipation (James H. Wallis)
• Antiphonal Praise (Steve Green)
• A Nuestro Padre Dios (Henry C. Riley; Estrella de Belén)
• An uplifting memory (Johan B. Førster)
• An Upper Room Did Our Lord Prepare (F. Pratt Green)
• An Upper Room with Evening Lamps (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• An Upper Room with Evening Lamps Ashine (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• Anvil Chorus (Giuseppe Verdi)
• Anvil Chorus, from “Il Trovatore” (Giuseppe Verdi)
• Anxiously Engaged (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• Anya came from far away, from a country (Richard C. Berg)
• Anya’s Valentines (Richard C. Berg)
• Any Other Boy (Brett Raymond)
• Anything Impossible (Alex Boyé)
• Anytime, Anywhere (Angie Killian)
• Anywhere With Jesus (Jessie B. Pounds)
• Anywhere with Jesus I can safely go (Jessie B. Pounds)
• Ao Senhor Rendei as Graças (Donald H. Comer)
• Ao Senhor rendei as graças, Porque êle (Donald H. Comer)
• A Ou Vaai i Mea Lelei (Joseph H. Dean)
• A painful memory holds my heart (Steven K. Jones)
• A parade (E. S. Christensen)
• A Parade
• A parade is jolly fun. The drums go rum-tum-tum (E. S. Christensen)
• A Paraphrase (T. B. M.)
• A Parting Blessing (Franklin E. Belden)
• A Parting Blessing (Verda E. Bryant)
• A Parting Hymn We Sing (Aaron R. Wolfe)
• A Parting Toast for My Friends (Hannah T. King)
• A Passion for Souls (Herbert G. Tovey)
• A patient little patient be; Dear, do not sulk (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Patriotic Creed (Edgar A. Guest)
• A Peaceful Night (The Service of Compline)
• A Pearl and a Flower
• A Pearl of a Girl! (Betty P. Jones)
• A Penny Down a Crack (Leroy F. Jackson)
• A Perfect Day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond)
• A perfect day is coming by and by (Alfred H. Ackley)
• A Perfect Heart (Dony McGuire; Reba Rambo)
• A Perfect Sacrifice (V. Michael McKay)
• A Petition (George Manwaring)
• A Petition (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Phantasy (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A phantom land lay beckoning (Mary Budlong)
• A Picnic (Henry Fisher)
• A Picture of Japan (Mabel E. Bray)
• A Picture of Life (Evan Stephens)
• A pilgrim through this lonely world (Edward Denny)
• A pilgrim through this lonely world, The blessed Savior passed (Edward Denny)
• A pilgrim was I and a wand’ring (John W. Peterson; Alfred B. Smith)
• A pilgrim was I, and a-wand’ring (John W. Peterson; Alfred B. Smith)
• A pilgrim was I and awand’ring (John W. Peterson; Alfred B. Smith)
• A Pilot Song (Athelia S. Tanner)
• A Pioneer Campfire Song (Evan Stephens)
• A Pioneering Heart (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A Pioneer Song (Anon.)
• A Pirate Bold (Nursery rhyme)
• A Pirate Ship (Anna M. Shepard)
• A Place at the Table (Shirley Erena Murray)
• A Place in His Arms (Sally DeFord)
• A Place of Peace (Gary Croxall)
• A place of peace the temple stands (Gary Croxall)
• A plea for one world is heard in many diff’rent lands (J. W. Bratton)
• A Plea for Zion (Gladys Domitrovich)
• A Pleasant Morning (Evan Stephens)
• A pleasant morning to you all (Evan Stephens)
• A pleasant sound that is heard today (Blas de Laserna)
• A Pledge (The Modern Music Series)
• A Ploughing Song (Fannie R. Buchanan)
• A plump little robin flew down from a tree (Grace F. Coolidge)
• A pocket handkerchief to hem (Christina Rossetti)
• A Poem on the Suffering of the Saints in Missouri (Joel H. Johnson)
• A Policeman’s Lot (William S. Gilbert)
• A Polynesian Greeting (J. Thompson)
• A Poor Blind Woman, that has no sight at all
• A Poor Lone Girl in Saskatchewan
• A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief (James Montgomery)
• A poor wayfaring Man of grief Hath often crossed (James Montgomery)
• A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed me on my way (James Montgomery)
• A poor wayfaring man of grief hath over crossed (James Montgomery)
• A Portrait (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Possum Hunt (Mississippi singing game)
• Apostles first, then prophets too (Thomas W. Smith)
• Apostles first, then prophets too, God’s secret plans revealing (Thomas W. Smith)
• Apostolic Affirmation of Faith
• Apostrophe (Lula Greene Richards)
• Apostrophe to a Dear Departed One (Hannah T. King)
• Apostrophe to Death (Eliza R. Snow)
• Apostrophe to Death (Eliza R. Snow)
• Apostrophe to Jerusalem (Eliza R. Snow)
• A Posy (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Potopoto Nei (Tua)
• A Pouting Girl
• Apoya a Tu Hermano (María Antonieta Torres)
• Apoya a tu hermano aunque tenga pecado (María Antonieta Torres)
• Appeal to Americans (Eliza R. Snow)
• Apple blossoms pink and white, Cherry (Anon.)
• Apples on a Plate (Gertrude Perry Stanton)
• Apple Time (Martha Dabney)
• Apple time, the apples hang thick (Martha Dabney)
• Appreciation (R. C. Evans)
• Apprenons à partager (Shirley Judd)
• Apprenons à partager, partager, partager (Shirley Judd)
• Approach, my soul, the mercy-seat (John Newton)
• A Prayer (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Prayer (Edna H. Coray Dwyer)
• A Prayer (Alveretta S. Engar)
• A Prayer (Anon.)
• A Prayer (James Dunn)
• A Prayer (Adelaide U. E. Hardy)
• A Prayer (C. Maud Battersby)
• A Prayer (Vicente Poot P.)
• A Prayer (Carrie A. Baird)
• A Prayer (George A. Kelley)
• A Prayer (Edith Grace Beggs)
• A Prayer
• A Prayer (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Prayer
• A Prayer Away (Alex Boyé)
• A Prayer for Discipleship in Home and Family (Richard Gillard)
• A Prayer for Each Season (Sara E. Wiltse)
• A Prayer for Faith
• A Prayer for Healing in Relationships (Melissa Haupt)
• A Prayer for Help (Elizabeth McEwen Shields)
• A prayer for mother (Ebenezer Beesley)
• A Prayer for Peace (Arlene C. Hamblin)
• A Prayer for the Holy Spirit
• A Prayer for the Wanderers
• A Prayer for Tolerance (Naomi Russell)
• A Prayer For Zion (Orson F. Whitney)
• A Prayer from the Plains (Patricia Bryson)
• A prayer song
• A Prayer Song (Robert P. Manookin)
• A Prayer Song (Grace D. Wahlquist)
• A Prayer to Jesus (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Prayer to the Creator (Harry M. Henson)
• A Praying Spirit (Elbernita “Twinkie” Clark)
• A precious gift
• A Precious Jewel (Eliza R. Snow)
• Après des siècles d’esclavage (Charles Rogier)
• A present and perfect salvation I have (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody (Irving Berlin)
• A pretty little mother bird (Anna Johnson)
• A pretty little mother bird is sitting on her nest (Anna Johnson)
• April (Emmeline B. Wells)
• April (Mildred B. Hall)
• April (Ann White)
• April (Katharine Whitmore)
• April (Mark Richardson)
• April (Clinton Scollard)
• April (Anon.)
• April (Anon.)
• April (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• April (Hungarian folk song)
• April (Theodosia Garrison)
• April! April! (Dora Read Goodale)
• April! April! Are you here? (Dora Read Goodale)
• April, April, Why do you cry All these (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• April Fool (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• April, Herald of Spring (Emmeline B. Wells)
• April Is in My Mistress’ Face (Livio Celiano)
• April is kind with her sunshine and show’rs (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• April is lowery, Sometimes quite showery
• April Rain (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• April rain is here again (Nina B. Hartford)
• April rain is here again; Hear it patter (Nina B. Hartford)
• April Showers (Buddy DeSylva)
• April’s the month of rain and show’rs (Nina B. Hartford)
• April, with your rushing showers, April (Hungarian folk song)
• A Procession
• A Promise of Spring (Tressa Love Hanson)
• A Prophet Lives Today (Clive Romney)
• A Prophet-Woman Broke a Jar (Brian Wren)
• A Psalm of Life (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• A purple haze now clothes the distant hills (Grace M. Candland)
• A Purple Robe (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• A purple robe, a crown of thorn (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• A Quaint Gown (LaRene King Bleecker)
• A queenly, stately form, a finely chiseled face (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A queenly woman, statuesque and grand (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Queer Business (Rose Fyleman)
• Àquêle Que, de Amor por Nós (Richard Holden)
• Àquêle que, de amor por nós, Á morte (Richard Holden)
• A Question (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
• A Question (Rita S. Robinson)
• ¿A Quién He de Enviar? (Néstor O. Míguez; Juan A. Gattinoni)
• Aquí está la piedra lisa (Mexican folk song)
• A quiet night, flocks all around (Kayla Spurlock)
• A Quiet Prayer (Nancy Hanson)
• A Quiet Revelation (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A Quilt (Ione Mohler)
• A rabbit (Thelma Johnson Ryser)
• A Rabbit (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
• A rabbit works its ears and tries (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
• Arabs, Romans, Jews, and Gentiles (Patrick Michaels)
• Arabs, Romans, Jews, and Gentiles once knew Palestine as home (Patrick Michaels)
• A railroader, a railroader, A railroader for me (Early American song)
• A Railroader for Me (Early American song)
• A raindrop fell from heaven one balmy
• Aramos nuestros campos / We plow the fields and scatter (Matthias Claudius)
• A Ram Sam Sam (Moroccan folk song)
• A ram sam sam, a ram sam sam (Moroccan folk song)
• A ram sam sam, a ram sam sam, Guli guli (Moroccan folk song)
• A Ray of Sun (Vicente Poot P.)
• Arbor Day
• Arbor Day (Anna M. Pratt)
• Arbor Day
• Arbor Day (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Arbor Day (Vernetta F. Decker)
• Arbor-day song (Evan Stephens)
• Arbor Day Song (Evan Stephens)
• Arbor Day Song (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Arbor Morning, Bright and Fair (Evan Stephens)
• Arbor morning, bright and fair, With its cool (Evan Stephens)
• A recipe you want, my dear young friend (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Red man sat proudly, His dark head held high (Catherine Pomo; V. James Lovalvo)
• A Red Pepper Flower (Chinese rhyme)
• A red pepper flow’r, Ling, a ling (Chinese rhyme)
• A red pepper flow’r, Ling, a-ling (Chinese rhyme)
• A Reign of Peace and Justice (Isaiah 11:2–4, 6–9 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• A responsible station is surely thine (Eliza R. Snow)
• Are the days of long ago far sweeter than today? (Alfred H. Ackley)
• Are the heavens really open? (Gunnella Murphy; Nina Harris)
• Are the meetings of an hour, ’Tween kindred (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Are There Toys in Heaven? (Anders Frostenson)
• Are those tears, child of mine, are you crying? (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A Reverie (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Reverie (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A rev’rent hush, a sacred room (Melissa Spencer; Cynthia R. Pyne)
• Are We Loyal In This Gospel? (Lavota A. Keck)
• Are we loyal in this gospel? Do we live (Lavota A. Keck)
• Are we sowing seeds of kindness? (M. L. Bartlett)
• Are Ye Able (Earl Marlatt)
• Are Ye Able
• Are Ye Able, Said The Master (Earl Marlatt)
• “Are ye able,” said the Master, “to be crucified with Me?” (Earl Marlatt)
• “Are ye ready,” saith the Master
• Are You a Camel?
• Are you a camel, or aren’t you a camel?
• Are you among the many (David B. Larsen)
• Are you an active member, The kind that would be missed (Hazel Ford)
• Are you burdened, worn and weary (James Rowe)
• Are You Coming Home Tonight? (S. M. J.)
• Are you coming Home, ye wand’rers (S. M. J.)
• Are you going to Scarborough Fair? (English folk song)
• Are you listening, or are you looking away (Lexi Walker; Anjanette Mickelsen; Stephen Nelson)
• Are you longing for the fullness of the blessing of the Lord (Leila N. Morris)
• Are you looking for the fullness of the blessing of the Lord (Leila N. Morris)
• Are you ready, are you ready (Will L. Thompson)
• Are You Ready, O My People (Anon.)
• Are you ready, O my people, To have Zion (Anon.)
• Are you searching for something to brighten your life? (J. G. H.)
• Are You Singing?
• Are you singing, are you singing, Meadow Lark
• Are You Sleeping? (French folk song)
• Are you sleeping, Are you sleeping (French folk song)
• Are you sleeping? Are you sleeping? Brother John (French folk song)
• Are you thinking, little moon, little moon? (Richard Kirk)
• Are you tired of the life you’re now living? (G. K. K.)
• Are You Washed in the Blood (Elisha A. Hoffman)
• Are you weary, are you heavy hearted? (Jeremiah E. Rankin)
• Are you weary, are you heavy-hearted? (Jeremiah E. Rankin)
• Are You Witnessing for Him? (Alice M. Batchelder)
• Argentine National Anthem (Vicente López y Planes)
• Arglwydd, arwain trwy’r anialwch (William Williams)
• Är Guds kärlek såsom havet (Anders Frostenson)
• Ar Hyd y Nos (Harold Boulton)
• Aria
• Aria: He Shall Feed His Flock / Come Unto Him (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• A Riddle
• A Riddle (Margaret Johnson)
• A Ride at Dawn (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A-riding, a-riding A steed white as snow (Eduard Morike)
• A righteous song is fervent prayer (Annette W. Dickman)
• A-ring-around our Rosy sweet We dearly love
• A Ring on My Finger (Joleen G. Meredith)
• Arise (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
• Arise! (Harvey W. Loomis)
• Arise, All Things That God Has Made (Hans Adolph Brorson)
• Arise and Shine (Russ Dixon; Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• Arise and Shine (Ruth E. Winterton)
• Arise and shine for now thy light is come (Ruth E. Winterton)
• Arise and Shine Forth (Michael McLean)
• Arise and Shine Forth (Jenny Phillips)
• Arise and Shine Forth (Sally DeFord)
• Arise and Shine in Splendor (Martin Opitz; Gerhard Gieschen)
• Arise and shine, O wondrous star, Emblem (Ethel Cooper)
• Arise and Sing This Christmas Morn (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Arise and Walk (Helene Schmidt)
• Arise And Weep No More (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Arise, arise, shine, for thy light is come (George J. Elvey)
• Arise! arise! with joy survey (Thomas Kelly)
• Arise! arise!—with joy survey (Thomas Kelly)
• Arise! Arise! With joy survey the glory of the (Thomas Kelly)
• Arise! arise!—with joy survey The glory of the latter day (Thomas Kelly)
• Arise, arise, ye Saints, of the most high (Donette Smith)
• Arise From The Dust (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Arise from thy sadness, O Zion (Joel H. Johnson)
• Arise from thy sadness, O Zion, with gladness! (Joel H. Johnson)
• Arise, great God! and let thy grace (James Merrick)
• Arise, in all thy splendor, Lord (Sarah Slinn)
• Arise, look above you, young patriot, See yonder (N. Albert Sherman)
• Arise, My Soul, Arise (Charles Wesley; Wesley’s Collection)
• Arise, My Soul, Arise! (Ernest E. Ryden; Johan Kahl)
• Arise, my soul, arise, shake off (Charles Wesley; Wesley’s Collection)
• Arise, my soul, arise! Shake off thy guilty fears (Charles Wesley; Wesley’s Collection)
• Arise, my soul, arise, Shake of thy guilty fears (Charles Wesley; Wesley’s Collection)
• Arise, my soul, arise! Stretch forth to things eternal (Ernest E. Ryden; Johan Kahl)
• Arise, my soul, with rapture rise (Samuel Francis Smith)
• Arise, O Christian People (Valentin Thilo; Arthur T. Russell)
• Arise, O Glorious Zion (William G. Mills)
• Arise, O glorious Zion, / Thou joy (William G. Mills)
• Arise, O glorious Zion, Thou joy (William G. Mills)
• Arise, O glorious Zion, Thou joy of latter days (William G. Mills)
• Arise, O God, and Shine (William Hurn)
• Arise! Oh youth arise! (Ruth May Fox)
• Arise! Oh youth, arise! Oh youth (Ruth May Fox)
• Arise! Oh youth arise! Oh youth arise (Ruth May Fox)
• Arise, oh Zion (John A. Granade; Edward Partridge)
• Arise, O Jerusalem, and stand on high (F. Flaxington Harker)
• Arise, O King of Kings, arise (Isaac Watts)
• Arise, O Lord Our God, Arise
• Arise, O Youth of God (Wm. P. Merrill; McK.)
• Arise O Zion fair and lift thine eyes (T. B. M.)
• Arise, Shine (Jay Robinson; Steven Urspringer)
• Arise, shine, for thy light is come (George J. Elvey)
• Arise, shine, for thy Light is come (Jay Robinson; Steven Urspringer)
• Arise, shine, for your light has come (Plainsong)
• Arise, shine, for your light has come (Cambridge chant)
• Arise, shine, for your light has come (Herbert S. Oakeley)
• Arise, shine, for your light has come (W. H. Longhurst)
• Arise, shine, for your light has come (J. Marcus Ritchie)
• Arise, Shine, for Your Light Is Come (Eric Glass)
• Arise, Shine Out, Your Light Has Come (Brian Wren)
• Arise, Shine, Thy Light Is Come (Camille Saint-Saens)
• Arise, sons of freedom and herald the story (J. H. Ward)
• Arise thou, and shine! (G. Hills)
• Arise thou and shine, for thy light is appearing (G. Hills)
• Arise thou and shine, for thy light is appearing, And glory and beauty thy temples adorn (G. Hills)
• Arise to the Mountain (Anon.)
• Arise, Ye Children (Karl Gottlieb Hering)
• Arise Ye Saints (Donette Smith)
• Arise ye saints of Latter Days
• Arise! ye sons of Zion (F. A. Ernest)
• Arise, Your Light Has Come! (Ruth Duck)
• Arise, Your Light Is Come! (Ruth Duck)
• Arise, Zion! Don’t You See (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• Arithmetic Song (Charles J. Cromwell)
• A river song
• A River Song
• Arizona (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
• Arizona (Margaret Rowe Clifford)
• Ark (Anon.)
• Arken (Anon.)
• Ark of Freedom, Glory’s Dwelling
• Armistice Day (Nathan Haskell Dole)
• Army Blue
• A robin has flown away up in a tree! (Lillian Bayne West)
• A robin sang up in a mulberry tree (Mabel Livingstone)
• Aroha, aroha, Te mau ruau, te mau apî
• A Rondeau (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A rose showed a butterfly her new pink dress
• Around a table, strewn with books and toys
• Around a table where the lamplight spreads (Elsie Talmage Brandley)
• Around Bethesda’s healing wave (Bernard Barton)
• Around Bethesda’s healing wave, Waiting to hear the rustling wing (Bernard Barton)
• Around me miles and miles of trackless sands (Roxana T. Hase)
• Around me sit my friends so dear, And I am very (Dorothy Brown)
• Around the Campfire (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• Around the Campfire (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• Around the Campfire (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• Around the green gravel The grass (Traditional)
• Around these emblems bowed (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• Around these holy emblems bowed, we come (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• Around the Throne of God (Anne Houlditch Shepherd)
• Around the throne of God, in heaven (Anne Houlditch Shepherd)
• Around the throne of God in heaven ten thousand children stand (Anne Houlditch Shepherd)
• Around the throne of God in Heav’n (Anne Houlditch Shepherd)
• Around the World
• Around Thine Altar (Charles Derry)
• Around thy grave, Lord Jesus (James G. Deck)
• Around thy grave, Lord Jesus, Thine empty grave, we stand (James G. Deck)
• Around You, O Lord Jesus (Frans Mikael Franzén)
• Around Your Sepulcher (Solomon L. Ginsburg)
• Arouse, arouse, why idly stand (M. R. Lake)
• Arouse, arouse, why idly stand, Why sit at ease with folded hands (M. R. Lake)
• A-Roving (Traditional)
• A-Roving (Capstan chantey)
• Arrayed in Light (Orson F. Whitney)
• Arrival of the First Colony in Charlestown, Massachusetts (Eliza R. Snow)
• Article of Faith 1 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 10 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 11 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 12 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 13 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 2 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 3 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 4 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 5 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 6 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 7 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 8 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Article of Faith 9 (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Articles of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Art Thou Weary? (Stephen of Mar Sabas)
• Art Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid? (Stephen of Mar Sabas)
• Art thou worn with care and trouble? (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Art thou worn with care and trouble? Doth disease invade thy frame? (Mark H. Forscutt)
• A Ruler Once Came to Jesus (William T. Sleeper)
• A ruler once came to Jesus by night (William T. Sleeper)
• A Rushing, Mighty Wind (David W. Music)
• As a band of neighbors joined
• A Sabbath Hymn
• A Sabbath Hymn (H. M. Warner)
• A Sabbath Song (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• A Sabbath Song (Joseph G. Fones)
• Asa Branca (Luiz Gonzaga Do Nascimento; Luiz Ramalho)
• As a Chalice Cast of Gold (Thomas H. Troeger)
• As a Child of God (Janice Kapp Perry)
• As a Child Rests (Christopher Walker)
• As a Covenant People (Barbara Sherer)
• As a covenant people we come unto you (Barbara Sherer)
• A Sacramental Song (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Sacrament Song (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A sacred, lovely calm Pervades the place (Alice R. Rich)
• As a daughter in His Kingdom (Tami J. Creamer)
• As a Deer in Want of Water (Théodore de Bèze)
• As A Deer in Want of Water
• A safe stronghold our God is still (Martin Luther)
• As a Fire Is Meant for Burning (Ruth Duck)
• A sage there was long, long ago, A mandarin (Hugh Lofting)
• As a hen her brood collecteth (John T. Curry)
• A Sailing Song (Helen Fitch)
• A sailor boy once went to sea (English folk song)
• A sailor loves the rolling waves
• A Sailor’s Song
• A Sailor’s Thought of Home (Danish folk song)
• A Saint! and is the title mine (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• A Saint! and is tho title mine (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• A saintly face and a great mother-heart (Emmeline B. Wells)
• As a Little Child (John Newton)
• As a little child relies (John Newton)
• As a little child relies On a care beyond its own (John Newton)
• As Alma yearned in ancient days (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
• As Amoret and Thirsis lay, as Amoret
• As a mother, Oh please guide me (Sharon Reynolds)
• Asante Mungu Wangu
• As a seed grows (Beverly Hansen)
• A Satire on Avarice (John Lyon)
• As a tree torn from the fountain (Joel H. Johnson)
• As a troubled child I bow my head (Jayne B. Malan)
• A Savior have I more precious to me (Haldor Lillenas)
• A Savior Is Born (Nik Day)
• As a Volunteer (W. S. Brown)
• As Babe on Mother Breast (Orson F. Whitney)
• As Beehive girls in prayer (Margrit F. Lohner)
• As Beehive girls in prayer our voices now we raise (Margrit F. Lohner)
• As Bees Build Hives (Verda Mae Christensen)
• As bees build hives, we build our lives (Verda Mae Christensen)
• As Blessings Flow from Heavenly Realms (Dean Hamill)
• As blessings flow from heav’nly realms (Dean Hamill)
• As Bread Is Broken (Stephen A. Reynolds)
• As bread is broken, we think of Thee (Stephen A. Reynolds)
• As brothers called to serve in Zion (Stephen L. Brannen)
• A Scale Song
• A Scene (Hannah T. King)
• As Children of Zion (Henry Maiben)
• As children of Zion our voices we’ll raise (Henry Maiben)
• As children of Zion our voices we raise (Henry Maiben)
• A scout is always cheerful (Lucy May Green)
• As death its victims shall resign (Mark H. Forscutt)
• As death its victims shall resign, Behold! what myriads rise (Mark H. Forscutt)
• As Dew Falls Gently at Dawn (Hee Bo Kim; Edward Poitras)
• As dew, from heaven distilling (Thomas Kelly)
• As did Adam in the garden (Clive Romney; Elizabeth Romney)
• As down a lone dungeon (Parley P. Pratt)
• As down in a lone dungeon with darkness o’erspread (Parley P. Pratt)
• As down the road of life we go, to seek
• As down the vista of departed years (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As Each Happy Christmas (Wilhelm Hey)
• A seaman sails all ’round the world, and many (Danish folk song)
• A Sea Picture (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• A Sea Scout Chantey (James A. Wilder)
• A Season for Courage (Tyler Castleton; John McVey; Staci Peters)
• A Sea Song from the Shore (James Whitcomb Riley)
• As echoes by a Master woke, Reverberate (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A secret place, there let me go (Joel H. Johnson)
• A sedan chair is a thing now rare (Mabel E. Bray)
• A seed, a tiny seed
• As Evening Falls (Caroline Eyring Miner)
• As evening falls and sunset bloom (Caroline Eyring Miner)
• As evening falls and sunset bloom Shows golden (Caroline Eyring Miner)
• As evening shades approach us, now (Joel H. Johnson)
• As fadeth the beautiful daylight (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As Families in the Latter Days (David C. Dollahite)
• As far as the east is from the west
• As Firm As the Earth Embraces (Christian Richardt)
• As for Me and My House (Elizabeth de Gravelles)
• As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord (Elizabeth de Gravelles)
• As gentle words fall on the heart (Lucy May Green)
• As Gleaner Girls we’re working for Our glorious M. I. A.
• As Gleaner Girls we sing our sweetheart (Helen A. Durrant)
• As God Is Joy (Randall Pratt)
• As God Is Joy / Como Dios es Alegría / La joie de Dieu (Randall Pratt)
• As God is joy, we share in joy (Randall Pratt)
• As God is joy, we share in joy / Mi gozo es Dios, y alegre doy / La joie de Dieu, nous célébrons (Randall Pratt)
• As Grain on Scattered Hillsides (Ruth Duck)
• As grateful children we assemble here (Marcus L. Smith)
• Ashamed of Jesus (Benjamin Francis; Joseph Grigg)
• Asham was a tootin’ Turk; Tootle, ootle, doo (Lorrain E. Watters)
• A shanty-man’s life is a wearisome one (Canadian lumbering song)
• As He Gathered at His Table (Paul A. Richardson)
• As He heard His waiting people (B. McK.)
• A Shelter In The Time of Storm! (Vernon J. Charlesworth)
• A Shelter in the Time of the Storm (Vernon J. Charlesworth)
• A shepherd boy would rest at noon (Lorrain E. Watters)
• A shepherdess was singing While watch (French folk song)
• Ashes of Roses (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Shield About Me (Donn Thomas)
• A shining little river, Winding thro’ the town
• A ship is wood and metal, Is metal, rigging and sail (James A. Wilder)
• A ship of floating silver Against the sunset (Sarah Grames Clark)
• A ship went sailing on the sea (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• A ship went sailing on the sea, Across (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• A Short Tale (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Shout Rings Out, a Joyful Voice (Eduard Gerdes)
• As I Am (Jerry Williams; Michael McLean)
• As I ask the Lord for guidance (Janice Kapp Perry)
• As I Believe (Eliza R. Snow)
• As I Came from Lyons (Katherine K. Davis)
• As I came up from Lyons (Katherine K. Davis)
• As I come into Your presence (David Billington)
• Así cual mueren en occidente (Agustín Lara)
• As I drove down along the road (American folk song)
• As I Eat the Broken Bread (D. Evan Davis)
• As I eat the broken bread and drink the water clear (D. Evan Davis)
• As I eat this piece of bread, I’ll think (Claribel W. Aldous)
• As I eat this piece of bread I’ll think of things that (Claribel W. Aldous)
• As if an artist sat a while And on his canvas wrought (Adam J. Keck)
• A sign on the highway, “Has any one seen” (Arlene L. Buffington)
• As I Have Loved You (Luacine Clark Fox)
• As I have loved you, Love one another (Luacine Clark Fox)
• As I journey on along life’s changeful way (Thomas O. Chisholm)
• As I journey thro’ the land singing as I go (R. H. C.)
• As I Keep the Sabbath Day (Nathan P. Howe)
• As I kneel rev’rently, and ask the Lord His will for me (Timothy B. Wilson)
• As I kneel tonight at bedside (Stephen P. Schank)
• As I leave thy sure, safe harbor (Michelle Smyth)
• A silence profound (Nathan P. Howe)
• A silly song I played today
• As I love you, so you love me today (F. von Holstein)
• A silv’ry star shining brightly (Clara Louise Kssler)
• A silv’ry star shining brightly, One Christmas Eve (Clara Louise Kssler)
• A Similitude (J. H. Hanford)
• As in a dream, I sit beneath the branches of (Evan Stephens)
• A Singing Lesson
• A Singing Valentine (Second grade boy, Ohio State University School)
• A Single Heart (Jeanni Gould)
• A Sinless Man (David B. Larsen)
• A sinless, pure, and holy man (David B. Larsen)
• A sinner, lost, condemned was I (Harry Loes)
• A sinner was wand’ring at eventide (Will L. Thompson)
• As in strength I now awake, Cheerfully (Susanna Myers)
• As in That Upper Room You Left Your Seat (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• As in the darkening skies the sun sadly dies (Spanish-American folk song)
• As I pray in the house of the Lord (Olan Stephenson)
• As I Put Off from Shore (Frederick H. Martens)
• As I roved out one morning To view
• As i sail home to Galveston In oleander (Hazel Harper Harris)
• As I sail life’s stormy seas (Kate McSweeney)
• As I Sat on a Sunny Bank (English carol)
• As I sat on a sunny bank, A sunny bank (English carol)
• As I sat on a sunny bank, On Christmas Day (English carol)
• As I sat one evening musing on the faces (J. Leland Dewey)
• As I Sat Upon My Dear Old Mother’s Knee (M. J. Cavanagh)
• As I saw fair Clora walk alone, the feather’d (Hayden)
• As I Search the Holy Scriptures (C. Marianne Johnson Fisher)
• As I Search the Holy Scriptures / Keep the Commandments (Medley) (C. Marianne Johnson Fisher; Barbara A. McConochie)
• As I Seek Thee in Thy Temples (Tommi Williams)
• As I seek Thee in Thy temples, searching yearning for Thy face (Tommi Williams)
• A Sissy Boy
• As I stand at the foot of the mountain (Linnie Parker Gold)
• As I stand here on the shoreline (Wayne Burton)
• A Sister’s Prayer (Janice Kapp Perry)
• As I stray’d from my cot at the close of the day (Joseph W. Turner)
• As I take the water and bread (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• As I take the water and bread, I’ll think (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• As I travel on my journey (Gale Hollaway; Vaughn Johnson)
• As it was in the life time of Noah (Frank E. Frye)
• As it was in the lifetime of Noah (Frank E. Frye)
• As I walked out in the streets of Laredo (American cowboy song)
• As I walked out one May morning
• As I walked out one morning fine (Sea chantey)
• As I walked out one morning fine, All (Sea chantey)
• As I walked over the hills one day, It seem’d
• As I was a-going along, long, long (Nursery rhyme)
• As I was a-going down the road Tired team (American folk song)
• As I was a-walking down Paradise Street
• As I was a-walking one morning fair in spring (Cowboy song)
• As I was a-walking one morning for pleasure (Cowboy song)
• As I was a-walking one morning in the Spring (Cowboy song)
• As I was a-walking the other day
• As I Was Going Along (Nursery rhyme)
• As I was lumb’ring down the street (John Hodges)
• As I was marching along, along
• As I was out a-walking upon the road to Stowe (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• As I was skipping along the path (Grace D. Wahlquist)
• As I was walking down the street (Anon.)
• As I was walking down the street, down (Anon.)
• As I was walking down the street, Down (John Hodges)
• As I was walking down the street, down the street (Anon.)
• As I was walking down the street, down the street (John Hodges)
• As I was walking down the street, Heigh-o (Anon.)
• As I was walking that ribbon of highway
• As I watch the rising sun (Marie C. Turk)
• As I watch the rising sun, When the day has just begun (Marie C. Turk)
• As I went a walking for pleasure one day
• As I went a walking one evening of late (Traditional)
• As I went a-walking out one morn (Rose Fyleman)
• As I went by the fairy fort I heard a laughing (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• As I went down to Darby town, ’twas on (American folk song)
• As I went down to the river to pray (Traditional)
• As I went lumbrin’ down de street (John Hodges)
• As I went out one morning to take the morning air (Virginia folk song)
• As I went to Bonner
• As I went to Bonner, I met a pig
• As I went up to Darby, It was on market day (American folk song)
• As I went up to Sandgate, to Sandgate (Scottish folk song)
• As I Went Walking Down the Street (Texas folk song)
• As I went walking down the street ’Twas on (Texas folk song)
• As Jacob with travel was weary one day (English carol)
• As Jesus died, and rose again (John Logan)
• As Jesus died, and rose again Victorious from the dead (John Logan)
• As Jesus walked among his native hills (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
• As Joseph Lay in Troubled Sleep (Mary Louise Bringle)
• As Joseph Was A-Walking (Charles Kingsley)
• As Joseph was a-walking, He heard (Charles Kingsley)
• As Joseph was a walking he heard an angel sing (Charles Kingsley)
• Ask and it will be given you (Alan Luff)
• Ask, and Ye Shall Receive (Grietje Terburg Rowley)
• Asked my mama for fifteen cents (Alabama folk song)
• Ask God all your questions (David A. Zabriskie)
• Ask in Faith (Jeanni Gould)
• Ask in Faith (Sara Lyn Baril)
• Asking for a cup of water (Daniel Charles Damon)
• Ask Me What Great Thing I Know (Johann C. Schwedler; Benjamin H. Kennedy)
• Ask of God (Nik Day)
• Ask of God (James 1:5; Josephine Mader)
• Ask the Savior to help you (Horatio R. Palmer)
• Ask What You Will (D. A.)
• A Sky Dance (George W. Pennington)
• Ask Ye What Great Thing I Know (Johann C. Schwedler; Benjamin H. Kennedy)
• Ask Your God (James Minchin)
• Ask your God, ask your God (James Minchin)
• A Sky Story (Frank S. Bainbridge)
• As Lately We Watched (Austrian carol)
• As Lately We Watched
• As lately we watched o’er our fields through the night
• Asleep and Awake
• Asleep in Christ? O happy sleep! (Joel H. Johnson)
• Asleep in Jesus! (Margaret Mackay)
• Asleep in Jesus! Blessed Sleep (Margaret Mackay)
• Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep! From which none ever wake to weep (Margaret Mackay)
• Asleep in Jesus—glorious thought! (Charles Derry)
• Asleep in Jesus—glorious thought! (Charles Derry)
• A Sleepy Song (W. Otto Miessner)
• A Sleepy Song (Swedish folk song)
• A Sleigh Ride (St. Nicholas)
• As light as the whitecaps that dance on the sea (Portuguese singing game)
• As light o’er the snowy-capped mountain (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As long as there are homes (Armour T. Irwin)
• As Long as There Are People on the Earth (Huub Oosterhuis)
• As longs the deer for cooling streams
• A small bird flew into a waiting world (La Verne Jensen Stallings)
• As Man and Woman We Were Made (Brian Wren)
• As man or woman we were made (Brian Wren)
• As members of the Christian Church
• A Smile (Arthur Wallace Peach)
• A Smile Is Catching (Margery S. Cannon)
• A smile is catching, like measles (Margery S. Cannon)
• A Smile Is like the Sunshine (Anna Johnson)
• A smile is like the sunshine; It brightens (Anna Johnson)
• A smile is quite a funny thing (Arthur Wallace Peach)
• A smile is quite a funny thing, It wrinkles (Arthur Wallace Peach)
• As Morning Dawns (Fred R. Anderson)
• As morning dawns and evening fades (Paul Baloche; Glenn Packiam)
• As morning dawns, and nature gives (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As morning dawns, Lord, hear our cry (Fred R. Anderson)
• As morning light comes from the east (Janice Kapp Perry)
• As Moses Raised the Serpent Up (Marie J. Post)
• As Moses Raise the Serpent Up (Marie J. Post)
• As Mothers, As Daughters of Heavenly Father (John V. Pearson)
• As much have I of worldly good (Josiah Conder)
• As much have I of worldly good As e’er my Master had (Josiah Conder)
• As musing, I sat all alone (J. G. Wilson)
• As musing, I sat all alone, When th’ day’s busy work I had done (J. G. Wilson)
• As my cross you now have taken (R. C. Evans)
• A Snowfall
• As now the sun shines down at noon (Charles P. Price; Carl P. Daw Jr.)
• As Now We Take the Sacrament (Lee Tom Perry)
• As of old God promised us in (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
• A soldier in the army of the King of kings am I (John W. Peterson)
• A Soldier of the Cross (Isaac Watts)
• A Soldier Song
• A solis ortus cardine (Coelius Sedulius)
• A Song by the Way
• A Song for Chanuka (Traditional)
• A Song for Christmas
• A Song for Christmas Eve (Henry Worthington Loomis)
• A Song for Deseret (John S. Davis)
• A Song for February (Nina B. Hartford)
• A Song for Mother
• A Song for New Shoes (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Song for October
• A Song for St. Cecilia’s Day (John Dryden)
• A Song for the “Mormons” (Henry Maiben)
• A Song for three Voices
• A Song for two Voices
• A Song from Africa (Bunda Chibwa)
• A song in the desert, a song in the air (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A Song Is a Prayer (Andrea Richardson)
• A song is a wonderful kind of thing (Richard C. Berg)
• A song is a wonderful kind of thing, so lift up your (Richard C. Berg)
• A song is a wonderful kind of thing, So lift up your voice (Richard C. Berg)
• A Song Is Heard (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• A song is ringing (Erma Felt Bitner)
• A song is ringing in our hearts, a hymn of grateful (Erma Felt Bitner)
• A Song Of 1857
• A Song of Autumn (Wanda Cook)
• A Song of Creation (Anon.)
• A Song of Creation (Plainsong)
• A Song of Creation (R. Goodson)
• A Song of Creation (Edwin George Monk)
• A Song of Creation (Liturgical text)
• A Song of Creation (Liturgical text)
• A Song of Easter
• A song of faith (Joseph L. Townsend)
• A Song of Flowers (Freda W. Myer)
• A Song of Gladness
• A Song of God’s House (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• A song of grateful praise
• A Song of Gratitude (William G. Mills)
• A song of greeting (William Willes)
• A song of home (Andrew Dalrymple)
• A Song of Joy (Anon.)
• A Song of Joy (Marvin K. Gardner)
• A Song of Joy (Morris T. Short)
• A Song of Joy (John Parry)
• A Song of Love (Hannah T. King)
• A Song of May
• A Song of Peace (Lloyd Stone)
• A Song of Penitence
• A song of praise (Ruth May Fox)
• A Song of Praise (George Manwaring)
• A Song of Praise (Jenna B. Mosley)
• A Song of Praise (Norman Gage; Darwin Wolford)
• A Song of Praise (Arthur H. Morse)
• A Song of Praise (R. C. Evans)
• A Song of Praise (Bruce E. Ford)
• A Song of Praise (George A. MacFarren)
• A Song of Praise (John Jones)
• A Song of Praise (J. Soaper)
• A Song of Praise (John Goss)
• A Song of Praise
• A Song of Praise
• A Song of Praise (German song)
• A Song of Ripe Fruit (Nina B. Hartford)
• A Song of Sherwood (Alfred Noyes)
• A Song of Summer (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Song of Thanks (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• A Song of Thanks (Mary G. Trask)
• A Song of the Bees (Ruth May Fox)
• A Song of the Cowboy (George Hillers)
• A Song of the Heart (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A Song of the Night (Susan Evans McCloud)
• A Song of the Open Air (Janet E. Tobitt)
• A Song of the Road
• A Song of Triumph (Beatrice F. Stevens)
• A Song of Welcome (Evan Stephens)
• A Song of Zion (William W. Phelps)
• A Song sung at the Knighting of Don Quixote
• A Song to Spring (Mme. H. Renaudin)
• A song to thee, fair State of mine (Douglas Malloch)
• A song to the football players! (William Hamilton Cline)
• A Song to the Lamb
• A song welled into my heart one day (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• A song we’re gladly raising; Our team (Helen Fitch)
• A Son Is Born (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As on my way to Strawberry Fair (English song)
• A Sonnet on Light (William W. Phelps)
• As on the path of life we tread (Children’s Friend)
• A sound woke me up today (The Gibbons)
• As our Savior Christ has taught us, we now pray
• A southerly wind and a cloudy sky
• A Sower Came from Ancient Hills (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
• A Sower’s Seed Fell on a Path (Herman G. Stuempfle)
• A Spanish Cavalier stood in his retreat (W. D. Hendrickson)
• As Pants the Deer for Living Streams (Ruth Duck)
• As pants the hart (Nahum Tate)
• As pants the hart for cooling streams (Nahum Tate)
• A spark, a glimmer, a glow through the trees
• A Special Gift (Sharon Steed)
• A Special Gift Is Kindness (Sharon Steed)
• A special gift is kindness. Such happiness (Sharon Steed)
• A special gift is kindness, Such happiness it brings (Sharon Steed)
• Aspiration (Hannah T. King)
• Aspiration (Samuel Longfellow)
• Aspiration Canon (Bruce Greer)
• Aspirations (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A splendid place is London, with it’s golden store (Harvey W. Loomis)
• A Spring Entertainment
• A Spring Song (Elda May Curtis)
• A Spring Song (George Spencer Cautley)
• A Springtime Prayer (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Spring Wish (Thomas Tapper)
• As Rain from the Clouds (Delores Dufner)
• As rain from the clouds will you word come to earth (Delores Dufner)
• As Rebels, Lord, Who Foolishly Have Wandered (Stephen P. Starke)
• As Round as an Apple
• As round as an apple, As deep as a cup
• As Saints of Old (Frank von Christierson)
• As Saints of Old Their First-fruits Brought (Frank von Christierson)
• As Saints of Old Their Firstfruits Brought (Frank von Christierson)
• As Saints of Old Their First Fruits Brought (Frank von Christierson)
• Assembled here, O gracious Lord (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Assembled here, O gracious Lord, Are those who have thy law obeyed (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Assembly of the Saints (Amos Clarke)
• As sep’rate streams unite in one (John Lyon)
• As sep’rate streams unite in one, And, flowing deep, their channels wear (John Lyon)
• As shepherds filled with joy (Puerto Rican carol)
• As shepherds watched their flocks (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• As shepherds were watching their flocks by night (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• As shepherds were watching their flocks by night, A light flamed in the sky (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• As Sisters in Zion (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• As Sisters in Zion / Turn Your Hearts / Families Can Be Together Forever (Emily H. Woodmansee; Paul L. Anderson; Ruth Muir Gardner)
• As sisters in Zion, we’ll all pull together (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• As sisters in Zion, we’ll all work together (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• As Soft and Gentle as a Whisper (Wendy Udy)
• As Song of the Open Air (Janet E. Tobitt)
• As soon as the Chaos as soon as the Chaos
• As strangers on the burning plain (Joel H. Johnson)
• As Sudden Angels Filled the Night (Toni Thomas)
• As sun and moon roll on their wings (Toni Thomas)
• As sunbeams bright with genial ray (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As sure as the vine
• As sure as the vine Grows ’round the stump
• As Surely as I Live, God Said (Nicolaus Herman; Matthias Loy)
• As Swiftly My Days Go Out On the Wing (Anon.)
• As swiftly my days go out on the wing, As onward (Anon.)
• As Swiftly My Days Go Out On the Wing (Rock of my Refuge) (Anon.)
• As swiftly my hours pass by
• As swiftly my hours pass by one by one
• A Stable Lamp is Lighted (Richard P. Wilbur)
• A Stanza From a Nauvoo Hymn (Joseph S. Murdock; Bruce R. McConkie)
• A Star Child (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• A star in the sky (Nik Day)
• A star in the sky was just one of the signs (Nik Day)
• A Star Shone Bright (F. Richard Garland)
• A star shone bright across the plain (F. Richard Garland)
• Astăzi S-a născut Hristos (Traditional Romanian carol)
• A Step Towards Forever
• A sterile desert, bleak and bare (Alfred M. Durham)
• A sterile desert bleak and bare was Utah when (Alfred M. Durham)
• Asters are here, And goldenrod, too (Judith Clark)
• As the blackbird in the spring (W. W. Fosdick)
• As the blackbird in the spring, ’Neath (W. W. Fosdick)
• As the boys grouped together one night (Evan Stephens)
• As the boys grouped together one night in (Evan Stephens)
• As the boys grouped together one night in the camp (Evan Stephens)
• As the bread which we break
• As the breezes sway your curtain
• As the Bridegroom to His Chosen (John Tauler)
• As the Bridegroom to His Chosen (John Rutter)
• As the city on the mountain stands (J. J. M. Bohn)
• As the Dark Awaits the Dawn (Susan Palo Cherwien)
• As the Deer (Psalm 42; Martin Nystrom)
• As the Deer Goes to Water (Alejandro Mejía)
• As the deer longs for the waterbrook
• As the deer panteth for the water (Psalm 42; Martin Nystrom)
• As the deer pants for the water (Psalm 42; Martin Nystrom)
• As the deer pants for the water, so my soul longs after you (Psalm 42; Martin Nystrom)
• As the Deer Runs to the River (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
• As the Dew from Heaven Distilling (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dew from heaven distilling Gently on the (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dew from heaven distilling, Gently on the grass (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dew, from heaven distilling, Gently on the grass descends (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dew from heav’n distilling (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dew, from heav’n distilling, Gently (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dews from heaven distilling (Thomas Kelly)
• As the dews from heaven distilling gently on the (Thomas Kelly)
• As the drops of rain, quiet and alone (Susan Evans McCloud)
• As the Earth Brings Forth Her Bud (Charles Whitney Coombs)
• As the forest slept in the moonlight (Foster B. Merriam)
• As the glass shows a face to a face
• As the Grains of Wheat (Marty Haugen)
• As the grains of wheat once scattered on the hill (Marty Haugen)
• As the great hawk that sails on high (Elbert A. Smith)
• As the hart in woodland wand’ring (Psalm 42; Ann White)
• As the hart longs for flowing streams (Danna Harkin)
• As the Hart Pants (Felix Mendelssohn)
• As their flocks the shepherds tended (John Menzies Macfarlane)
• As their flocks the shepherds tended in the silence (John Menzies Macfarlane)
• As the little sands minute (David H. Smith)
• As the little sands minute Meet to form the ocean’s shore (David H. Smith)
• As the rain is falling (Pablo Fernández Badillo)
• As the rapid stream is flowing (Joel H. Johnson)
• As the rising generation (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• As the Rose (Clarissa A. Beesley)
• As the Savior in Gethsemane (Julia M. Sorensen)
• As the Shadows Fall (Lowell M. Durham Jr.)
• As the shadows fall, O Savior (Lowell M. Durham Jr.)
• As the sun, arrayed in splendor (Ruthinda E. Moench)
• As the sun, arrayed in splendor, Casts its golden (Ruthinda E. Moench)
• As the Sun Doth Daily Rise (J. Masters; Horatio Nelson)
• As the Sun Goes Down
• As the sunrise in the spring (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• As the Sun with Longer Journey (John Patrick Earls)
• As the sweet flower that scents the morn (John W. Cunningham)
• As the sweet flower that scents the morn, But withers in the rising day (John W. Cunningham)
• As the thirsty earth looks to heaven (Dao Kim)
• As the tulips are tossing their delicate heads (Nathan Haskell Dole)
• As the twilight shadows gather (P. D. Griffeth)
• As the waters close above me (Nathan P. Howe)
• As the Wind Song (Shirley Erena Murray)
• As the Wind Song through the Trees (Shirley Erena Murray)
• As the wind song through the trees / 風之頌林中吹送 (Shirley Erena Murray)
• As they ate of the passover, Jesus took the bread (Helen Harrington)
• As They Brought Little Children (Bonnie Pement)
• As they brought little children to Jesus (Bonnie Pement)
• As they brought little children to Jesus, He said (Bonnie Pement)
• As they marched thro’ the town with their banners (C. L. Peticolas)
• As the Youth in Wonder Gazed (Evan Stephens)
• As this cup of blessing (Marty Haugen)
• As this cup of blessing is shared within our midst (Marty Haugen)
• As those of old their first fruits brought (Frank von Christierson)
• As those of old their first-fruits brought (Frank von Christierson)
• As Those of Old Their Firstfruits Brought (Frank von Christierson)
• As Though I Had Been There (Annette W. Dickman)
• As thro’ life you journey (James Rowe)
• As Thy custodian, O Lord, of jewels rare (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• As to and fro my needle flies (Grace Ingles Frost)
• Astonishing Events (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• A stony heart is a cold, unyielding plain (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• A storm is raging upon the deep (Eben E. Rexford)
• As torrents in summer (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• A Story (Frank Dempster Sherman)
• A story, a story I’ll tell you just now
• A Story in the Snow (Pearl Riggs Crouch)
• A Story Of Love (Harry Dixon Loes)
• A Stranger in His Father’s House (Ethel Cooper)
• A stranger in his Father’s house, Yet he (Ethel Cooper)
• A Stranger Star O’er Bethlehem (Orson F. Whitney)
• A stranger star o’er Bethlehem Shot down (Orson F. Whitney)
• A stranger star o’er Bethlehem shot down its silver (Orson F. Whitney)
• A stranger star o’er Bethlehem Shot down its silver ray (Orson F. Whitney)
• A Stranger Star that Came From Far (Orson F. Whitney)
• A streamlet clear and sunny, With ripples (Friedrich Müller)
• A Student’s Prayer (John W. Peterson)
• A Suggestion (Susanna Myers)
• A Summer Hymn (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• A Summer Morning (Rachel Field)
• A Summer Picture (Ethel Crowninshield)
• A Summer Reverie (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Summer Shower (Moiselle Renstrom)
• A Summer Song
• A Summer Song (Russell M. Dodge)
• A Summer Song (Kathleen Malone)
• A Sunbeam Song (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• A Sunday School Call (John M. Chamberlain)
• A Sunday School Hymn (A. Parsons)
• A Sunday school sacrament hymn (John M. Chamberlain)
• A sunrise song (Maud Baggarley)
• A Sunshine Song (Eckelman-Caldwell)
• A sure stronghold our God is He (Martin Luther)
• A Surprise on Mary (Moiselle Renstrom)
• As walking up and down one day
• A swarm are we of busy honey bees, We work (R. C. Rowland)
• As Water to the Thirsty (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• As we drink this cup, we worship You (Kirk Dearman)
• A sweet good-bye to loving friends and dear (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A sweet little robin, one morning in spring
• As We Gather (Tommy Coomes; Mike Fay)
• As We Gather at Your Table (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
• As we gather, may Your Spirit (Tommy Coomes; Mike Fay)
• As we gather, may your Spirit work within us (Tommy Coomes; Mike Fay)
• As We Go (Jeremy Johnson)
• As we go, may Your Spirit go before us (Jeremy Johnson)
• As we have here assembled to sing (William G. Bickley)
• As we have here assembled to sing thy praise (William G. Bickley)
• As We Hold Our Banners High (W. O. Robinson)
• As We Part for the Towns and Cities (John Thornburg)
• As we prepare this sacred hour (A. Hamer Reiser Jr.)
• As we’re fed we’ll feed them (David A. Zabriskie)
• As we tie our rose bouquet, We feel a joy sublime (Caroline E. Miner)
• As when a shepherd calls his sheep (Omer Westendorf)
• As When, in Far Samaria (Leigh M. Hodges)
• As when in silence, vernal showers (John Rippon)
• As when in silence, vernal showers Descend, and cheer the fainting flowers (John Rippon)
• As when the shepherd calls his sheep (Omer Westendorf)
• A Swiss Walking Song (Swiss folk song)
• As with Gladness (William Chatterton Dix)
• As with Gladness Men of Old (William Chatterton Dix)
• As with gladness sages bold (William Chatterton Dix)
• As with Gladness Those of Old (William Chatterton Dix)
• A sword and a gun, A gay prancing steed
• As years go by they seem to do (Beth B. Marchant)
• “As ye would others should to you” (S. C. Beach)
• As You Go, Tell the World (Anon.)
• As you labor in the vineyard (Arlene L. Buffington)
• As Your Family, Lord, Meet Us Here (Anon.)
• As Zion’s Youth in Latter Days (Susan Evans McCloud)
• As Zion’s youth we love the truth (Jenny W. Francis)
• At all this world’s crosses and all this world’s (Edward H. Anderson)
• At a time when the nations seem’d stricken with rage (James H. Flanigan)
• At a time when the nations seemed stricken with rage (James H. Flanigan)
• At Calvary (William R. Newell)
• At Christmas (Hallie Grigg)
• At Christmas Time (Moiselle Renstrom)
• At close of day the sunset past, When stars (Patty S. Hill)
• At Closing Time (Burnette Thompson)
• At Conference Time (Brad Wilcox)
• At dawn a modest trill is heard, A signal (C. H. Crandall)
• A Teacher’s Prayer (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• A Teacher’s Prayer (Audrey Stubbart)
• A Teacher’s Prayer (Berde Rooney)
• A Tea Party in Fairyland (Kate Louise Brown)
• A Tear of Love (Annie G. Lauritzen)
• At Easter time (Laura E. Richards)
• At Easter time (Laura E. Richards)
• A Temple in Canada (Helen Kimball Orgill)
• A Temple in Hawaii (Ruth May Fox)
• A Temple in Hawaii (Ruth May Fox)
• A Temple of the Lord (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
• A Te, Signor (Camillo Mapei)
• At even, ere the sun was set (Henry Twells)
• At Evening (Emmeline B. Wells)
• At Evening (Adis Dunbar)
• At Evening Time (Olaf H. Vogeler)
• At even, when the sun did set (Henry Twells)
• At even when the sun was set (Henry Twells)
• At every moment of our breath (James Montgomery)
• At every motion of our breath (James Montgomery)
• At ev’ry moment of our breath (James Montgomery)
• At ev’ry moment of our breath, Life trembles on the brink of death (James Montgomery)
• Ate, Wakaƞtaƞka, hoyewayelo (Lakota prayer song)
• Ate, Waka̧ŋta̧ŋka, hoyewayelo (Lakota prayer song)
• At first, a babe was given (Parley P. Pratt)
• At first, the babe of Bethlehem (Parley P. Pratt)
• At first the babe of Bethleh’m (Parley P. Pratt)
• At five o’clock he milks the cow (Emilie Poulsson)
• At five o’clock he milks the cow, The busy (Emilie Poulsson)
• At Grandma’s and Grandpa’s House (Debra K. Carver)
• A Thanksgiving Hymn (A. N. K.)
• A Thanksgiving Hymn (Richard Alldridge)
• A Thanksgiving song (William G. Park)
• A thank you song (Thelma J. Harrison)
• A Thank You Song (Moiselle Renstrom)
• At home awakening Oh, very early (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• At home or abroad, or while climbing the steep (Moses Thatcher)
• At Home They are Praying for Me (Evan Stephens)
• A Thought (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• A Thousand Candles (Evie Karlsson)
• A Thousand Years (Thomas W. Smith)
• A Thousand Years (R. C. Evans)
• A Thousand Years, Children of Zion (Thomas W. Smith)
• A Thou­sand Years Have Come and Gone (Thomas T. Lynch)
• A three part Song
• A Thunder-Shower (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Athwart the zenith of my sky Bright, twinkling (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Time and a Season (Val C. Wilcox)
• A Time for Magic (Nellie O. Parker)
• A Time for Us (Larry Kusik; Eddie Snyder)
• A time might lie ahead Beyond the bend of the road (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• A Time of Beginning (Verda Mae Christensen)
• A time of beginning beginning anew (Verda Mae Christensen)
• A Ti, mi Señor Jesucristo (Luis Silva)
• A Ti, mi Señor Jesucristo; A Ti que eres lleno de gloria (Luis Silva)
• A tiny little man stands in forest dim (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• A tiny seed, a mite so small That human eye (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A tiny spark of faith can soon (Kay Honaker)
• A Tiny Sunbeam (Ida Romney Alldredge)
• A Ti, Ó Santo Espírito (Dario Pires de Araújo)
• A Ti, ó Santo Espírito, Queremos invocar (Dario Pires de Araújo)
• A tired caterpillar went to sleep one day
• A-tisket, a-tasket, A pretty May-basket (Linn Moore Miller)
• A tisket, a tasket, a wee dainty basket (Linn Moore Miller)
• At Last (Emmeline B. Wells)
• At Last, Lord (Garhard M. Cartford)
• At last, Lord, your word of promise fulfilling (Garhard M. Cartford)
• At last the day has come when we must part (Evan Stephens)
• At last thou hast come! The early flow’rs (Emmeline B. Wells)
• At Length There Dawns the Glorious Day (Ozora Stearns Davis)
• At lying down (Charles Wesley)
• At Memorial Cottage (Alice R. Rich)
• At midnight hour there came a call (John M. Chamberlain)
• At midnight hour there came a call from a widow (John M. Chamberlain)
• At midnight in the sky, I see the moon (German song)
• At Midnight There Was a Shout (Benjamin Schmolck)
• At night when darkness fills my room (Matthew J. Neeley; Nola P. Neeley)
• At night when I’m alone in bed (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
• At night, when I’m alone in bed, I close (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
• At night when it’s time for my bed I yawn so
• At night when the cattle are sleeping (Cowboy song)
• At night, when the waves of the sea (Frederick H. Martens)
• At noon and midnight day by day, The good (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Toast (Francis Hopkinson)
• A Toast (Francesco Maria Piave)
• A Toast (David Stevens)
• A toast to a life that is merry and gay (Francesco Maria Piave)
• A toast we pledge to Gustaf who is brave (Swedish dance song)
• A toi la gloire, ô Ressuscité! (Edmond L. Budry)
• A toi la gloire, ô Ressuscité / Yours is the glory, Resurrected One! (Edmond L. Budry)
• A toi la gloire, O Resuscité (Edmond L. Budry)
• Atomic Age (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
• Atomruig indíu niurt trén (St. Patrick)
• Atonement (Charles Wesley)
• At Parting (Charles Wesley)
• At Parting (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• At Pierrot’s Door (French folk song)
• At Pierrot’s Door (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A Train Is Traveling from a Distance (Traditional)
• A-tramping, stamping here we come (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• A Tree Grows Straight (May Todd)
• A tree grows straight and tall, It lifts its branches high! (May Todd)
• A tree toad loved a wee toad That lived
• A tribute (Lucy A. R. Clark)
• A Tribute (Hannah T. King)
• A Tribute (R. C. Evans)
• A Tribute of Respect (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Tribute to Edward P. Kimball (Grace S. Colton)
• A Tribute to Emmie (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Trip to Town (Lynn Seeley)
• At Sacrament Time (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• At Sacrament Time (When the Quiet Music Plays) (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• At Tea (Mabel E. Bray)
• Attend Our Prayers (Andrew Reed)
• Attention
• Atter kraftigt saltes Jorden (J. J. M. Bohn)
• Atter paa Jorden nu Sandhedslyset straaler (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• At the Airport (Elinor Warner)
• At the airport waiting, Tickets all in hand (Elinor Warner)
• At the Barber Shop (Children’s song)
• At the “Beautiful Gate” of the temple (Flora Best Harris)
• At the Big Menagerie (Irwin M. Cassel)
• At the Break of Day (Aristeu Pires Jr.; Ralph Manuel)
• At the Circus (May Morgan)
• At the close of the day when toil’s laid aside
• At the Cross (Isaac Watts)
• At the Cross, Her Station Keeping (Jacobus de Benedictis)
• At the cross her vigil keeping (Jacobus de Benedictis)
• At the crossroads of decision (Carol Bechtel)
• At the Dance (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• At the dawn the light is sent, Every day (Patty S. Hill)
• At the End of the Road (Alfred H. Ackley)
• At the feast of Belshazzar and a thousand of his lords (Knowles Shaw)
• At the Fireplace (Hungarian folk song)
• At the Font We Start Our Journey (Jeffery Rowthorn)
• At the foot of Craig Gowan, And by Dee’s (Scottish folk song)
• At the Foot of the Valley
• At the foot of the Wasatch mountains (Maria H. Thomas)
• At the Foot of Yonders Mountain (Traditional)
• At the foot of yonders mountain there runs (Traditional)
• At the Gate Called Beautiful (Flora Best Harris)
• At the Gate of Heaven (New Mexico folk song)
• At the gate of Heav’n little shoes they (New Mexico folk song)
• At the Grove (Evan Stephens)
• At the grove, at the grove, among shady trees (Evan Stephens)
• At the “Gym” (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• At the head of great Echo (James Kirkham)
• At the head of great Echo, there’s a railroad begun (James Kirkham)
• At the Heart of It (Bianca Merkley)
• At the Heart of Sacred Calling (Kenneth L. McLaughlin)
• At the Lakeside (Evan Stephens)
• At the lakeside, at the lakeside (Evan Stephens)
• At the Lamb’s high feast we sing (Robert Campbell)
• At the Lamb’s high feast we sing, praise to our victor’ous King (Robert Campbell)
• At the Market Place
• At the Name of Jesus (Daniel C. Carr)
• At the Name of Jesus (Caroline M. Noel)
• At the Name of Jesus (Cindy Berry)
• At the name of Jesus, At the name of Jesus (Cindy Berry)
• At the name of Jesus Every knee (Caroline M. Noel)
• At the name of Jesus every knee shall bend (Philippians 2:5–11)
• At the name of Jesus every knee shall bow (Caroline M. Noel)
• At the name of Jesus Ev’ry knee (Caroline M. Noel)
• At the name of Jesus, ev’ry knee shall bow (Caroline M. Noel)
• At the name of Jesus, ev’ry knee shall bow (Eric Wyse)
• At the Pasture Bars (Susanna Myers)
• At the Sea of Galilee (Eliza R. Snow)
• At the Seaside (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• At the sounding of the trumpet (John H. Kurzenknabe)
• At the sounding of the trumpet, when the saints are gathered home (John H. Kurzenknabe)
• At the Spinning Wheel (Basque folk song)
• At the Spring (Hawaiian song)
• At the spring have I tasted of thee (David Kalākaua; Hawaiian folk song)
• At the Spring I Have Tasted (David Kalākaua; Hawaiian folk song)
• At the street fair We merrily dance today (Fleur Conkling)
• At the throne of Grace (F. A. Huish)
• At the Water We Stand with Joy
• At the wood’s edge, As the bright year ended (Elizabeth Alden Curtis)
• At the Zoo (Sarah Grames Clark)
• At this hour of sweet remembrance (Thomas S. Maley)
• At This Time of Year (Anon.)
• At Thy Feet (Back; Monney)
• At thy feet, O Christ, we lay (William Bright)
• At Thy Feet, Our God and Father (James D. Burns)
• At Thy Feet We Humbly Bow (Back; Monney)
• At times sweet visions float across my mind (Emmeline B. Wells)
• At Twelve O’clock
• At twelve o’clock the bells do ring Ding dong!
• At twilight’s close one autumn eve (Laurie A. Huffman)
• A tulip lifts its pretty cup, Then raindrops (Ella D. Watkins)
• A turkey sat on a backyard fence And he sang (Margaret I. Simpson)
• A tutor who tooted the flute (Carolyn Wells)
• At Waking (Charles Wesley)
• A two part Song
• A two part Song (Henly)
• A two part Song
• A two Part Song
• A two Part Song
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song (Leveridge)
• A Two Part Song (Morgan)
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song
• A Two Part Song (Hayden)
• A Two Part Song
• A two Part Song between Cupid & Bacchus (Henry Purcell)
• A two part Song in King Arthur
• A Two Part Song in the Play call’d Harry the Fifth
• A Two Part Song on a Bowl of Punch
• A Two Part Song, on the approaching Nuptials
• Au clair de la lune (French folk song)
• Au Claire de la Lune (French folk song)
• Auē o Agasala! (J. H. Beck)
• Auê te poupou e
• Auf, auf, mien Herz, mit Freuden
• Auf dem Berge, da gehet der Wind (German folk song)
• Auf dem blumigen Pfade (E. Schönfeld)
• Auf, ihr helden in Zion zum kampfe (Louis F. Mönch)
• Auf, ihr Kinder (Karl Gottlieb Hering)
• Auf, nun auf!
• Auf, nun auf! Das Herz nach oben
• Auf, o Seele! werde munter! (Johann Rist)
• Augusta (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Auld Lang Syne (Robert Burns)
• Auld Mrs. Beard (John Lyon)
• Aunque era de naturaleza divina, no insistió (Philippians 2:6–8 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Aunt Dinah’s Quilting Party (John Fletcher)
• Aunt Myram’s Garden (Melvina C. Woods)
• Aunt Zina’s Jewels (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Aura Lee (W. W. Fosdick)
• Au-revoir (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Aurora (James F. Caldwell)
• Aus der Tiefe rufe ich zu dir (Uwe Seidel)
• Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir (Martin Luther)
• Australians all let us rejoice (Peter Dodds McCormick)
• Australia’s sons, let us rejoice (Peter Dodds McCormick)
• Author of faith, Eternal God (Charles Wesley)
• Author of faith, Eternal God, Whose Spirit breathes the active flame (Charles Wesley)
• Author of Faith, Eternal Word (Charles Wesley)
• Author of Faith, Eternal Word (Choir) (Charles Wesley)
• Author of faith, Eternal Word, Whose Spirit breathes (Charles Wesley)
• Author of faith, Eternel Word (Charles Wesley)
• Author of grace and truth—all love, I lift mine eyes (T. C. Hoyt)
• Author of life divine (Charles Wesley)
• Author of life divine, Who hast (Charles Wesley)
• Autumn (Evan Stephens)
• Autumn (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
• Autumn (Annie Wells Cannon)
• Autumn (Blanche K. McKey)
• Autumn (Louise Chandler Moulton)
• Autumn
• Autumn (Anna Bright)
• Autumn (Frederick Manley)
• Autumn (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Autumn (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• Autumn (A. Arthur Knipe)
• Autumnal Musings (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Autumn and Winter Winds (Mabel E. Bray)
• Autumn Bonfires
• Autumn Colors (Mabel E. Bray)
• Autumn Day (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Autumn day, autumn day, God gives richest (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Autumn day, bright and gay (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Autumn day, bright and gay, God gives (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Autumn day, bright and gay, God gives richest gifts today (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Autumn Days
• Autumn days mellow! Among the fields yellow (Frederick H. Martens)
• Autumn days! Oh, the mellow autumn days!
• Autumn Dreams (Mary Stanhope)
• Autumn Fires (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• Autumn Fun (Anne Kaelin)
• Autumn Is a Painter (Christine Turner Curtis)
• Autumn is here
• Autumn is here with her colors bright
• Autumn Lament
• Autumn leaves (Dorothy S. Andersen)
• Autumn Leaves (Frances K. Taylor)
• Autumn Leaves (Alveretta S. Engar)
• Autumn Leaves (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Autumn Leaves (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Autumn Leaves
• Autumn Leaves (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Autumn Leaves (Pauline K. Fisher)
• Autumn Leaves
• Autumn Leaves (J. C. Macy)
• Autumn Leaves (Marjorie Atkins)
• Autumn leaves are floating down Like flow’rs
• Autumn leaves are gently falling (Alveretta S. Engar)
• Autumn leaves are gently falling, See them (Alveretta S. Engar)
• Autumn leaves are many colored (Mabel E. Bray)
• Autumn Leaves Falling (Marian Major)
• Autumn leaves falling, winter is calling (Marian Major)
• Autumn leaves falling yellow and brown (J. C. Macy)
• Autumn leaves of red and gold are falling (Anne Kaelin)
• Autumn Lullaby (Eudora S. Bumstead)
• Autumn Mood (Leone G. Layton)
• Autumn Roundelay (R. O.; M. T. K.)
• Autumn’s Falling Leaves (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Autumn’s Here! (R. Ena Butler)
• Autumn skies are blue and clear; Now
• Autumn Song (French folk song)
• Autumn Song (Swiss folk song)
• Autumn Song
• Autumn Song of the Birds (Mary Budlong)
• Autumn’s Queen
• Autumn, the lusty lover, carries a banner red (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
• Autumn Trees (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Autumn Twilight (Elizabeth Alden Curtis)
• Autumn Wind (Christine Turner Curtis)
• Autumn Winds (Stella H. Seed)
• Autumn Winds (Anon.)
• Autumn Winds
• Autumn winds went softly sighing (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Auwaiolimu (Dina)
• A va de laa mioo, diioo (Billema Kwillia)
• A Valentine (Anna M. Pratt)
• A valentine for Grandma
• A Valentine for Mother (Sarah Grames Clark)
• A Valentine Surprise (Naomi W. Randall)
• Avant de quitter ces lieux (Jules Barbier; Michel Carré)
• Ave Maria (Luke 1:28, 42; Girolamo Savonarola)
• Ave Maria, gratia plena (Luke 1:28, 42; Girolamo Savonarola)
• Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus tecum (Luke 1:28, 42; Girolamo Savonarola)
• Avenge (David Pliler)
• A Very Happy Birthday (Beth B. Marchant)
• A Very Kind Young Couple
• A Vessel of Light (Toni Thomas)
• Ave verum corpus (Traditional; Karen Lynn Davidson (adapter))
• Ave verum corpus (Traditional)
• A Village Dance (Elizabeth Bennett)
• A village nestled down among the hills (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A vint-i-cinc de desembre, fum, fum, fum (Catalan carol)
• Avinu Malkenu (Hebrew folk song)
• Avinu malkenu Hanenu vaanenu (Hebrew folk song)
• A Vision (R. C. Evans)
• A Vision (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Vision On The Mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A Visitor (James F. Caldwell)
• A Visitor
• A Vocal Encounter (W. D. Hendrickson)
• A voice, a heavenly voice I hear! (Samuel Magnus Hill; Johan Olof Wallin; Ernst W. Olson)
• A Voice Calling (Maud Baggarley)
• A Voice from Above
• A voice from slumbering nations (Edwin F. Parry)
• A Voice from the Prophet (William W. Phelps)
• A Voice from Utah (Eliza R. Snow)
• A Voice from Zion (Alexander Huish)
• A voice hath spoken from he dust, Its message (J. Marinus Jensen)
• A Voice Hath Spoken From the Dust (J. Marinus Jensen)
• A voice insistent calls unto the soul of man (Maud Baggarley)
• A Voice In The Wilderness (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A voice in the wilderness crying, “Prepare” (Arlene L. Buffington)
• A voice of gladness (Joseph E. D. Tomlinson)
• A Voice of Warning (Frank E. Frye)
• A Voice of Warning (John H. Lake; R. C. Evans)
• A Voice Whispers from the Earth (Kevin R. Olson)
• A Voyage
• A Voyage of Life (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Awake (Thomas W. Smith)
• Awake Æolian Lyre
• Awake and Arise (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Awake and Arise (Michelle Willis)
• Awake and Arise! (Mary Ann W. Snowball)
• Awake and arise! Come forth from the tomb! (Mary Ann W. Snowball)
• Awake and arise, oh ye slumbering nations! (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Awake and arise, O ye slumbering nations! (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Awake and greet the morning fair, Awake (Anna Mary Mealand)
• Awake, and sing the song (William Hammond)
• Awake, and sing the song Of Moses (William Hammond)
• Awake, and sing the song, Of Moses and the Lamb! (William Hammond)
• Awake, arise! lift up thy voice (Christopher Smart)
• Awake, arise, lift up your voice (Christopher Smart)
• Awake, awake, Æolian lyre, awake
• Awake! Awake, and Greet the New Morn (Marty Haugen)
• Awake! awake! and sing the blessed story (Charles H. Gabriel)
• Awake, awake my weary soul (Ether M. Furnier)
• Awake, awake, O voice of harmony (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, awake, O voice of harmony, and let thy (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, awake, O voice of harmony, and let thy charms (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, awake, Put on thy strength (Dwight Spencer)
• Awake! Awake! The joyous tidings (W. Bryan Stout)
• Awake! Awake! The joyous tidings are revealed (W. Bryan Stout)
• Awake, Awake to Love and Work (Geoffrey A. Studdert-Kennedy)
• Awake! for the moring is come (William W. Phelps)
• Awake! for the morning is come (William W. Phelps)
• Awake! for the morning is come! Rejoice in the Lord, and trust in his mercy (William W. Phelps)
• Awake from sleep and dreaming; The cuckoo (German song)
• Awake, Great Nation (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Awake, great nation, look around (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Awake, hear the voice sound
• Awake, kindred of the earth, arise and see
• Awake, lovely daughter of Zion, awake (Alexander Huish)
• Awake, My Heart (Paul Gerhardt)
• Awake, My Heart, with Gladness
• Awake! my slumbering Minstrel; thou hast lain (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, My Sons, Awake (Lane E. Johnson)
• Awake, my Soul (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, My Soul (Thomas Ken)
• Awake, My Soul (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, My Soul! (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
• Awake, My Soul (Merrijane Rice)
• Awake My Soul (Ari Miller)
• Awake My Soul (Samuel Medley)
• Awake, My Soul! (James Curry)
• Awake, my soul, and sound abroad (Joel H. Johnson)
• Awake, my soul, and with the sun (Thomas Ken)
• Awake, my soul, and with the sun Thy daily course of duty run (Thomas Ken)
• Awake my soul arise to God (R. B.)
• Awake, my soul—awake, my soul (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, my soul, awake, my soul, No longer (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, my soul—awake, my soul. No longer (Evan Stephens)
• Awake, my soul, in joyful lays (Samuel Medley)
• Awake, my soul, in joyful lays, And sing thy great Redeemer’s praise (Samuel Medley)
• Awake, my soul, in joyous lays (Samuel Medley)
• Awake, my soul, in [to] joyful [joyous] lays (Samuel Medley)
• Awake my soul, stretch every nerve (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, my soul! stretch ev’ry nerve (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, my soul! stretch ev’ry nerve, And press with vigor on (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, my soul, to joyful lays (Samuel Medley)
• Awake, My Spirit, Awake! (Louis F. Mönch)
• Awakening (Elaine A. Cannon)
• Awakening Chorus (Charles H. Gabriel)
• Awakening Song (Patty S. Hill)
• Awake, O Israel, Awake (Earl R. Curry)
• Awake, O Israel, awake, Call on the Lord (Earl R. Curry)
• Awake, O my people, for judgments are near
• Awake, O Sleeper (F. Bland Tucker)
• Awake, O sleeper, rise from death (F. Bland Tucker)
• Awake, O Spirit of the Watchmen (Karl Heinrich von Bogatzky)
• Awake, o ye people (William W. Phelps)
• Awake! O Ye People, the Savior is Coming (William W. Phelps)
• Awake, O ye people! the Savior is coming: He’ll suddenly come to his temple, we hear (William W. Phelps)
• Awake, O ye people! the Saviour is coming (William W. Phelps)
• Awake, Put on Thy Strength (Dwight Spencer)
• Awake, said the sunshine ’Tis time to get up (Hans Christian Andersen; Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen)
• Awake, Saints, Awake (Thomas W. Smith)
• Awake, Saints, awake, no time (Thomas W. Smith)
• Awake, Saints, awake, No time now (Thomas W. Smith)
• Awake, saints, awake, No time now for reposing (Thomas W. Smith)
• Awake, the Joyous Tidings Are Revealed (W. Bryan Stout)
• Awake, thou Spirit of the watchmen (Karl Heinrich von Bogatzky)
• Awake! Ye Saints (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, ye saints, and raise your eyes (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, ye saints, and raise your eyes, And raise your voices high (Philip Doddridge)
• Awake, ye saints, awake! (Thomas Cotterill)
• Awake, ye saints, awake! And hail the sacred day (Thomas Cotterill)
• Awake, Ye saints of God (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, Ye Saints of God, Awake! (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, ye saints of God, awake! Call on the Lord (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, ye Saints of God, awake! Call on the Lord in (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake! ye saints of God, awake! Call on the Lord in mighty prayer (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake, Ye Soldiers (Robert Lowry)
• Awake, ye soldiers of the Lord (Robert Lowry)
• Awake, ye sons of God, awake! Call on the Lord in (Eliza R. Snow)
• Awake ye that slumber (William Rounseville)
• Awake, ye that slumber, arise from the dust! (William Rounseville)
• Awake, ye that slumber, arise from the dust! Awake! gird your armor, in God put your trust! (William Rounseville)
• Awaking (The Aeolian Collection)
• A Walk on a Pleasant Day (Bertha D. Martin)
• A Wanderer (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Warning (Hannah T. King)
• A Warning
• A Warrior Bold (Edwin Thomas)
• A wasp met a bee that was just passing by
• Away, away, dark cloud, away!
• Away! Away! The Track Is White
• Away, away, to the mountain dell (John Lyon)
• Away! Away! We’ll win the race today! (David Lundie)
• “Away! Away with your ancient lore” (Ruth May Fox)
• Away, away, ye hunters all, The dawn is fair (Traditional)
• Away down south on the old Swanee
• Away for Rio! (Traditional)
• Away from Us! the Demon Cried (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
• Away, haul away, Come haul away (Sea chantey)
• Away, haul away, Come haul away together (Sea chantey)
• Away in a Manger (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a Manger Medley (Martin Luther)
• Away in a manger, No crib (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a manger, no crib for a bed (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a manger, no crib for his bed (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a manger, No crib for his bed, The little (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a manger, No crib for his bed, The little Lord Jesus (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in a [the] manger, no crib (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away in the manger, No crib for a bed (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• Away, my unbelieving fear! (Charles Wesley)
• Away, my unbelieving fear! Fear shall no more in me have place (Charles Wesley)
• Away Now Joyful Riding (Traditional)
• Away now joyful riding, With heart and hope (Traditional)
• Away out west men stand the test (Anon.)
• Away to the Meadows
• Away up in our attic lots of things I found (G. A. Grant-Schaefer)
• Away, way back in the ages dark (Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
• Away, ’way back in the ages dark (College song)
• Away ’way off ’cross the seas and such
• Away we’ll go tomorrow Upon our holiday (P. A. Jensen)
• Away we skip, away! It’s fun (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Away we skip, away! It’s fun to be off (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Away with all sad thought this time of bloom! (Alfred Lambourne)
• Away with my Fears! (Charles Wesley)
• Away with our fears! (Charles Wesley)
• Away with our fears! The glad morning appears (Charles Wesley)
• Away with our sorrow and fear (Charles Wesley)
• A Wedding Prayer (Mabel C. Bickerton)
• A wee bit ragged laddie
• A wee little time to be little, And a long (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• A wee little worm in a hickory nut (James Whitcomb Riley)
• A Wee Prayer (Edith C. Rice)
• A Welcome (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Welcome Hymn (John S. Davis)
• A welcome, oh, dear children, A welcome (Frances Weld Danielson)
• A Welcome Song
• A welcome to May (Lillie M. Jordan)
• A well-known Indiana man, one darksome night (San Francisco Bulletin)
• A Welshman Abroad (John S. Davis)
• Awesome God (Rich Mullins)
• Awesome in This Place (David Billington)
• Awesome Power (John G. Elliott)
• Awesome power, boundless grace (John G. Elliott)
• A whale or an elephant or a bear, Could I (Children’s song)
• A Whistling Tune (Josephine Wolverton)
• A white fence wrapped around (Greg Simpson; Kenneth Cope)
• A Wilderness Wandering People (Jim Strathdee)
• A wild palm here And a cactus there (Lettie B. Rich)
• A Wind Awoke (Colin Sterne)
• A wind awoke with the sunrise (Colin Sterne)
• A winning way, a pleasant smile (Michael Nolan)
• A Winter Croon
• A Winter Day (Frances Felber Weld)
• A Winter Lullaby (Frederick Winthrop)
• A Winter Soliloquy (Eliza R. Snow)
• A Winter Song (Elizabeth Bennett)
• A Winter Song (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• A wise old bird is Mister Owl
• A Wise Old Bird Is Mr. Owl
• A wise old owl sat in a tree, When the moon was shining (Jennie C. Neal)
• A Wish (John Lyon)
• A Wish
• A Wish (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• A Wish (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• Awit sa Dapit-Hapon (Moises Andrade)
• A Woman and a Coin (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
• A woman and a coin: the coin is lost! (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
• A woman and a coin—the coin is lost! (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
• A woman in the multitude (Kerrie Cross)
• A woman pioneer, brave and renown’d (Emmeline B. Wells)
• A Woman’s Heart (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• A Woman’s Heart (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A woman’s heart can hold so many dreams (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A Woman’s Prayer (Charlene A. Newell)
• A Woman’s Prayer (Hazel Chambers)
• A Woman Who Did Not Count the Cost (Richard Leach)
• A woman will always choose influence (Luacine Clark Fox)
• A Wonderful Feeling of Love (Harold R. Laycock)
• A Wonderful Fountain (Haldor Lillenas)
• A wonderful Savior is Jesus my Lord (Fanny J. Crosby)
• A Wonderful Tree (Jack Bucenell)
• A wondrous Savior is Jesus my Lord (Fanny J. Crosby)
• A Woodland Roundelay (Mme. H. Renaudin)
• A Word
• A word is a sound By which silence is broken (Lael Woolsey)
• A word may seem a little thing
• A Word of Instruction (E. Y. Hunker)
• A word to the favor’d “two minutes in jail”
• A Word to the Saints Who Are Gathering (Eliza R. Snow)
• A world of red and burnished gold (Minnie J. Hardy)
• A world wide revival (Lelia N. Morris)
• Axioms (John Lyon)
• A Yankee ship came down the river. Blow
• A Yankee ship sailed down the river
• Ay, Ay, Ay (Osmán Pérez Freire)
• Ay, Ay, Ay (Creole folk song)
• Ay, ay, ay, ay
• Ay, ay, ay, Ay, ay, ay, All the night long (Northern Argentine song)
• Ay, ay, ay, ay, que tú no sabes
• Aydi Bim Bam (Israeli folk song)
• A year has passed and you have brought
• A year has slipped into the past (Victor A. Hall Sr.)
• A Year! What is a Year? ’Tis but a link (Eliza R. Snow)
• A year, with all its toils and cares (William Willes)
• Aye, Little Lassie
• Aye, little lassie, will you have me?
• A Yielding Heart (Diane B. Morley)
• A yielding heart to Thee I long to give (Diane B. Morley)
• A Young Boy Named Joseph (S. Dean Wakefield)
• A young boy named Joseph woke (S. Dean Wakefield)
• A Young Boy Prayed (Janice Kapp Perry)
• A young lad stands (Yiddish folk song)
• A young man, I face the world (Joan Oviatt)
• A Young Man Prepared (Daniel Carter)
• A Young Missionary to his Mother (Hannah T. King)
• A young mom with two small children (Ann L. Bailey)
• A Young Woman of Virtue (Annette W. Dickman)
• Ay, tear her tattered ensign down! (Oliver Wendell Holmes)
• Azmon (Charles Wesley)