Index of Texts
This is a list of the song texts and poems that have been indexed at SingPraises.net. See also the related indexes of tunes and medleys.
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- Daar is uit ’s werelds duist’re wolken (Nicolaas Beets)
- Daar juicht een toon (Eduard Gerdes)
- Dabbling in the Dew (Traditional)
- Daddy (Thea Cannon)
- Daddy (Louella Garrett)
- Daddy Aren’t You Glad (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- Daddy dear, we all love you
- Daddy, I’m a Mormon (Anon.)
- Daddy’s Homecoming (Anon.)
- Daddy’s Nose (Doug Stewart)
- Dads
- Dad, You’re Awsome! (Lyla Haws)
- Daffodils (Mary Brockwell)
- Daffodils standing so straight in a row (Mary Brockwell)
- Daffy-Down-Dilly
- Daffy-down-dilly has just come to town
- Daghang Baki (Anon.)
- Daily Bread (Josiah Conder)
- Daily Bread (Phila Butler Bowman)
- Daily Recording (Margaret Case)
- Daily we’re meeting, Before our work (Jula W. Bingham)
- Daily we’re meeting, Before our work or play (Jula W. Bingham)
- Dainty dancer, gaily now Step, come step (Eda Lou Walton)
- Dainty mountain lily, On the heights (Hazel S. Koos)
- Daisies (Josephine Spencer)
- Daisies
- Daisies (Bliss Carman)
- Daisies, daisies, ev’rywhere! See them nod
- Daisy Bell (Frank Dean)
- Daisy, Daisy (Frank Dean)
- Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do! (Frank Dean)
- Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer, do. I’m half crazy (Frank Dean)
- Dakota Hymn (Joseph R. Renville)
- Dakota Hymn / Lacquiparle (Joseph R. Renville)
- Dame Babble
- Dame Babble is a chatterbox, she chats
- Dame, Get Up (Nursery rhyme)
- Dame, get up and bake your pies (Nursery rhyme)
- Dame Hilda (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Dame Nature’s Way (Matilda A. Christiansen)
- Damper Song (Anon.)
- Damper Song
- Da n’ase! Da n’ase!
- Dance! (Swedish song)
- Dance a Cachuca, Fandango, Bolero (W. S. Gilbert)
- Dance all you choose, Don’t mind (Swedish song)
- Dance and Sing (Anon.)
- Dance and Sing
- Dance and Sing (M. Louise Baum)
- Dance and sing, dance and sing (Anon.)
- Dance and sing, dance and sing, Merrily
- Dance and sing, dance and sing ’Twill (Anon.)
- Dance and song make glad the night (Ellis Walton)
- Dance Around Me (Alice Hirsh)
- Dance around me, dance around me (Alice Hirsh)
- Dance, grand-daughters, dance, my darlings (Victor Hugo)
- Dance in a Ring (Ann Underhill)
- Dance, little baby, dance up high
- Dance, My Dolly (Edna Malin Tanner)
- Dance, my dolly, dance (Edna Malin Tanner)
- Dance of Greeting
- Dance of the Autumn Leaves (L. C. Lockley)
- Dance of the Raindrops (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Dance, play, sing, sorrow disdain (M. Louise Baum)
- Dance Song (Danish folk song)
- Dance the hopak, dance the hopak, Anatole (Carol Powell)
- Dance the Kolo (Yugoslav round)
- Dance, Thumbkin, Dance (Lady Bell)
- Dance, thumbkin, dance, Dance, thumbkin (Lady Bell)
- Dance to this tune by a young boy named Mozart
- Dance to Your Daddy (Old rhyme)
- Dance to your daddy, my little baby (Old rhyme)
- Dancing (Virginia Harrison)
- Dancing and music, laughter and song (M. Louise Baum)
- Dancing and Whirling
- Dancing Around the Christmas Tree (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
- Dancing at the Prince’s wedding, Duchesses (Katherine Whitmore)
- Dancing, dancing, whirling and whirling
- Dancing in a line so gay, At the signal (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dancing in Holland (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dancing in Vienna
- Dancing Lesson (Ann Underhill)
- Dancing on the Green (Fleur Conkling)
- Dancing on the hilltops, Singing in the valleys (Christina Rossetti)
- Dancing School (David Lundie)
- Dancing Snowflakes (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Dancing Song
- Dancing Song (Amelia M. Sontag)
- Dancing Song
- Dancing the Merengue (Puerto Rican folk song)
- Dancing the Old Gavotte (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dancing the Samba (Brazilian folk song)
- Dancing together, Over the heather (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Dandelion (Patty S. Hill)
- Dandelions (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Dandelions (Nathan Haskell Dole)
- Dandelions in the Grass (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- Dandelions in the grass, Like little (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- Dandelions in the grass, Like little golden suns (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- Dandelions in the grass, Of a summer (Aldis Dunbar)
- Dandelions in the grass, Of a summer night (Aldis Dunbar)
- Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel in the (Spiritual)
- Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel in the li (Spiritual)
- Daniel of old surely knew how to pray (Connie Gonitzke)
- Daniel’s Wisdom (R. F. Mann)
- Daniel’s wisdom may I know (R. F. Mann)
- Daniel’s wisdom may I know, Stephen’s faith and patience show (R. F. Mann)
- Danish Threefold Amen (Danish tune)
- Danke für diesen guten Morgen (Martin Gotthard Schneider)
- Dank sei dir, Gott (Julius Schubring)
- Dank sei dir, Gott der Freude (Friedrich Karl Hofmann)
- Dank sei dir, Vater, für das ewge Leben (Marie Luise Thurmair)
- Danmark, dejligst Vang og Vænge (Traditional Danish song)
- Danny Boy (Frederick E. Wetherby)
- Danny Deever (Rudyard Kipling)
- Danos Tu Luz (Juan Antonio Espinosa)
- Dans la forêt lointaine
- Dans les chantiers (Canadian folk song)
- Dans l'étable misérable (Ruben Saillens)
- Dans ma vie, sois glorifié (Bob Kilpatrick)
- Dans ma vie, sois glorifié / In my life, Lord, be glorified (Bob Kilpatrick)
- Dans nos obscurités (Taizé Community)
- Dans nos obscurités, allume le feu / Within our darkest night, you kindle / En nuestra oscuridad, enciende (Taizé Community)
- Dans nos obscurités / Within Our Darkest Night / En nuestra oscuridad (Taizé Community)
- Dans nos obscurités / Within our darkest night / En nuestra oscuridad / Als alles duister is (Taizé Community)
- Dans nos obscurités / Within our darkest night / En nuestra oscuridad / Im Dunkel unsrer Nacht (Taizé Community)
- Da pacem Domine in diébus nostris
- Dapple Gray (English nursery rhyme)
- Dare and do
- Dare to Be a Daniel (Philip P. Bliss)
- Dare to Be Brave (Wilhelmina L. Rooper)
- Dare to Be Brave, Dare to Be True (Wilhelmina L. Rooper)
- Dare to Be Different (Verda Mae Christensen)
- Dare to Do Right (George L. Taylor)
- Dare to do right! dare to be true! (George L. Taylor)
- Dare to do right! dare to be true! You have a work (George L. Taylor)
- Dare to do right! dare to be true! You have a work that (George L. Taylor)
- Dare to Stand Alone (Nik Day)
- Dare to think, though others frown
- Dare to think, though others frown. Dare in words
- Dark age of error (Evan Stephens)
- Dark age of error, dark age of error (Evan Stephens)
- Dark age of error, dark age of error, Break! (Evan Stephens)
- Dark are the night’s drear shadows
- Dark brown is the river, Golden is the sand (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Dark Clouds
- Dark Eyes (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- Dark is the human mind, when bound (Edward L. Sloan)
- Dark is the human mind when bound In unbelief’s degrading thrall (Edward L. Sloan)
- Darkness came o’er the earth When they crucified (Matthew 27:45–46, 50; Luke 23:46; Ruth Heller)
- Darkness covered the earth (Nik Day)
- Darkness Has Passed
- Darkness is slowly surrounding (Scott Foster)
- Dark the battle clouds are closing (Orson F. Whitney)
- Dark the battle clouds are closing Round the chosen (Orson F. Whitney)
- Dark the night, the storm was raging (R. C. Evans)
- Dark was the day they crucified them (L. Melvin Ward)
- Dark was the night, and cold the ground (Thomas Haweis)
- Dark was the night, and cold the ground, On which the Lord was laid (Thomas Haweis)
- Darling Chloe (Samuel N. Mitchell)
- Darling, dear, we should be glad we have (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Darling Effie, comrade, sister (R. C. Evans)
- Darling, I am growing old, Silver threads (Eben E. Rexford)
- Darling little cherub, only one year old! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Darling Mother (Mary Dale)
- Darling Nellie Gray (Benjamin R. Hanby)
- Darling Nelly Gray (Benjamin R. Hanby)
- Darling, we are waiting for thee (Eliza R. Snow)
- Darling, we should be glad! we have (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Darling Winnie (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Dar Lord, it’s morning now—Cold January light (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- Das große Geheimniß der himmlischen Kraft (Richard T. Haag)
- Dashing Away with the Smoothing Iron (English folk song)
- Dashing thro’ the snow (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing thro’ the snow In a one horse (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing thro’ the snow In a one-horse (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing thro’ the snow In a one-horse open sleigh (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing thro’ the snow, In a one horse open sleigh (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing through the snow (James Lord Pierpont)
- Dashing through the snow in a one-horse (James Lord Pierpont)
- Das ist ein köstliches Ding (Christian Palmer)
- Das Land in der Fern’ (Louis F. Mönch)
- Das Panier der Pilger (Heinrich Möwes)
- Dass du mich einstimmen lässt (Gnadenthal Community)
- Das Steckenpferd (Karl Hahn)
- Das Volk des Herrn (Karl G. Maeser)
- Das walte Gott, der helfen kann (Johann Betichius)
- Dat is fijn (Rebecca Stevens)
- Daughter, Arise (Randy Kartchner; Vickey Pahnke Taylor; Julie de Azevedo; Kenneth Cope)
- Daughter in My Kingdom (Marcia B. Davis)
- Daughter of a King (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- Daughter of a King (Matt Mylroie)
- Daughter of a King (Lana Osmun)
- Daughter of God (Jeanni Gould)
- Daughter of God (Nik Day; Karen Cole)
- Daughter of Light (Nik Day)
- Daughter of Zion (Johann Joachim Eschenburg)
- Daughter of Zion (B. F. Barker)
- Daughter Of Zion
- Daughter of Zion, Daughter of Zion (B. F. Barker)
- Daughter of Zion, Daughter of Zion, Daughter (B. F. Barker)
- Daughter of Zion, from the dust (James Montgomery)
- Daughter of Zion, lift thy head (Joel H. Johnson)
- Daughter of Zion, Rejoice (Johann Joachim Eschenburg)
- Daughter of Zion, Rejoice greatly, Rejoice
- Daughters (Randy Kartchner; Vickey Pahnke Taylor; Julie de Azevedo; Kenneth Cope)
- Daughters (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- Daughters in His Kingdom (Tami J. Creamer)
- Daughters in His Kingdom (Michelle Soderberg)
- Daughters of God (Nik Day)
- Daughters of Zion (Emily H. Woodmansee)
- Daughters of Zion (Annie Wells Cannon)
- Daughter, Will You Marry
- “Daughter, will you marry?” “Yea, Father, yea”
- David and Goliath (German folk song)
- David faced the giant with only five small stones (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- David’s Lamentation (William Billings)
- David’s Theme (Arnold Stringham)
- David, the shepherd boy, with rock and sling (Evelyn N. Wood)
- Daw-kee, Aim Daw-Tsi Taw (Kiowa prayer)
- Daw-kee, Aim Daw-Tsi Taw / Great Spirit, now I pray to you (Kiowa prayer)
- Dawk’yah towgyah (Pawltay)
- Dawk’yah towgyah thawy báht-awm (Pawltay)
- Dawk’yah towgyah thawy báhtawm / Take the saving Word of God (Pawltay)
- Dawn (Richard T. Haag)
- Dawn (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dawn (Alice Hirsh)
- Dawn and Sunset (C. H. Crandall)
- Dawn at Carmel (Frederick H. Martens)
- Dawn in Hawaii (Hawaiian song)
- Dawn of Day
- Dawn Time (Frederick Winthrop)
- Dawn time glows with tints more rare (Frederick Winthrop)
- Day after day the wagons are rolling (Anne Kaelin)
- Day after day the wagons are rolling, Onward and (Anne Kaelin)
- Day and Night (Old English madrigal)
- Day and Night Praise (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
- Daybreak
- Daybreak (German song)
- Daybreak-Noontime-Sunset
- Day by Day (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- Day by Day (Richard of Chichester)
- Day by day and with each passing moment (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- Day by Day – A Prayer (Richard of Chichester)
- Day by day, day by day (Richard of Chichester)
- Day by day, Dear Lord, of thee three things (Richard of Chichester)
- Day by day, dear Lord, of thee three things I pray (Richard of Chichester)
- Day by day, God’s gracious love surrounds me (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- Day by day the manna fell (Josiah Conder)
- Day by day we are improving (Evan Stephens)
- Day by day, your mercies Lord attend me (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- Day Dreams (Marjorie Knapp)
- Day Has Come (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Day has come and birds are singing (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Day is a maiden light of heart (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- Day is Done (James Quinn)
- Day Is Done (Daniel Butterfield)
- Day is done, and you should go home
- Day Is Done, but Love Unfailing (James Quinn)
- Day is done! Day is done! And the sleepy (Anice Terhune)
- Day is done, gone the sun (Daniel Butterfield)
- Day is done, gone the sun, From the lake (Daniel Butterfield)
- Day Is Dying (Mary Ann Lathbury)
- Day Is Dying in the West (Mary Ann Lathbury)
- Day is dying in the west; Heaven is (Mary Ann Lathbury)
- Day is dying in the west, Heav’n is touching (Mary Ann Lathbury)
- Day is dying in the west, Heav’n is touching earth with rest (Mary Ann Lathbury)
- Day is over, night draws nigh (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- Day is over, night draws nigh, Shadows steal across the sky (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- Daylight Has Dawned (Yugoslav round)
- Day of Arising (Susan Palo Cherwien)
- Day of arising, Christ on the roadway (Susan Palo Cherwien)
- Day of Delight (Susan Evans McCloud)
- Day of Delight and Beauty Unbounded (Delores Dufner)
- Day of judgment, day of wonders! (John Newton)
- Day of judgment, day of wonders! Hark! the trumpet’s awful sound (John Newton)
- Day of Rest (George Manwaring)
- Day of Sacrament (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- Day of Tears (Lynda Johnson; Kenneth Cope)
- Day on the hills is dawning, Fair in the early morning (Old English madrigal)
- Days are filled with gladness, nights are filled with song (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Days are filled with sorrow and care (John M. Moore)
- Days Gone By (Doug Walker)
- Days Never to Be Forgotten (Brett Raymond)
- Days of ’49
- Days of cloud and days of sunshine (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Days of Elijah (Robin Mark)
- Days of My Youth (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
- Days of Spring (Margaret E. Tupper)
- Days of summer glory (Boston School Song Book, 1845)
- Days of summer glory, Days I love to see (Boston School Song Book, 1845)
- Days of summer glory, Days I love to see, All your (Boston School Song Book, 1845)
- Days of summer glory, Days I love to see, All your scenes (Boston School Song Book, 1845)
- Days of the Week (Anon.)
- Days the Dearest (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Daytime is over and stars twinkle bright, Lullaby (Johanna V. Sharnborg)
- Deacon’s Song (Evelyn N. Wood)
- Dead! and their mission done (Evan Stephens)
- Deaf was my ear—my heart was cold (Eliza R. Snow)
- Deal gently (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
- De ambos continentes (Edmund W. Richardson)
- Dear brother Hunt has passed away (R. C. Evans)
- Dear Brother, I’m so grieved to part with you (M. R. C.)
- Dear Brother it gives me much pleasure to say (R. C. Evans)
- Dear Brother Lake, my pen I take (R. C. Evans)
- Dear brothers and sisters, I give you my hand
- Dear brother, thou art gone to rest (Huntley’s Collection)
- Dear brother, thou art gone to rest; We will not weep for thee (Huntley’s Collection)
- Dear brother, thou wast in thy bloom (Joel H. Johnson)
- Dear Brother, while the Clergy rage (John Lyon)
- Dear broth’rs and sisters I give you my hand
- Dear Canada, my home, Birthplace (R. C. Evans)
- Dear children, two paths are before you (Laura E. Newell)
- Dear Christians, One and All (Martin Luther)
- Dear Christians, One and All, Rejoice (Martin Luther)
- Dear Christ, Uplifted from the Earth (Brian Wren)
- Dear darling Birdie! little feathered love (Hannah T. King)
- Dear, dear old folks (Evan Stephens)
- Dear! Dear! What can the matter be? Such (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Dearest Brother, wherefore leave us? (Eliza R. Snow)
- Dearest Children, God Is Near You (Charles L. Walker)
- Dearest children, God is near you, watching (Charles L. Walker)
- Dearest children, God is near you Watching o’er (Charles L. Walker)
- Dearest children, God is near you, Watching o’er you (Charles L. Walker)
- Dearest Jesus, at Your Word (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- Dearest Jesus, may I be (Frances K. Taylor)
- Dearest Jesus, may I be, day by day, more like (Frances K. Taylor)
- Dearest Jesus, We Are Here (Benjamin Schmolck)
- Dearest land of sunny sky, land of great mountains (Evan Stephens)
- Dearest love, do you remember
- Dearest Mother, I Love You (Vernon J. LeeMaster)
- Dearest Savior, may I grow (Anna Johnson)
- Dearest Savior, may I grow more and more like you (Anna Johnson)
- Dearest treasure of my heart (Evan Stephens)
- Dearest treasure of my heart, Joy is only where thou art (Evan Stephens)
- Dear Evelina, Sweet Evelina (Anon.)
- Dear Evelina, sweet Evelina, My love
- Dear Father, bless each little child (Louise M. Ogelvee)
- Dear Father, bless my ears and eyes (Kay Honaker)
- Dear Father, For the love that overflows our hearts (G. Ruth Harpster)
- Dear Father, Hold Me Tight (Peter Janssens)
- Dear Father in Heaven, thank Thee for this
- Dear Father in heaven: There is always work to be done (Mary Moler Worthington)
- Dear Father, now we bow our heads
- Dear father, now we bow our heads in reverence unto Thee
- Dear Father, now we bow our heads in rev’rence
- Dear Father, our hearts are filled with thanksgiving (Gary Rhodes)
- Dear Father, Whom We Cannot See (Roderic Dunkerley)
- Dear flag of our America (Mabel E. Bray)
- Dear flag of our America, How proud (Mabel E. Bray)
- Dear friend, accept, with gratitude (John Lyon)
- Dear friends and true have met beneath this roof (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Dear friends, I pray just lend an ear (Charles L. Walker)
- Dear Friend, ’tis long since last we met (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dear God, again I bow my head (Norman C. Schlichter)
- Dear God, Embracing Humankind (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear God, this little bit of soft pink skin (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- Dear God, We Come This Hour to Ask (Dennis S. Aldridge)
- Dear heart, the day is long (Hazel S. Washburn)
- Dear Heart We’re Growing Old (H. M. Estabrooke)
- Dear Heavenly Father (Rita S. Robinson)
- Dear heavenly Father, hear us sing
- Dear Heavenly Father, I want to be Thy loving child (Rita S. Robinson)
- Dear Heav’nly Father, teach us how to pray (Grace D. Wahlquist)
- Dear honored old piano (Lucy M. Hewlings)
- Dear is the hope that the gospel reveals (Jessie B. Pounds)
- Dear Italian Maid
- Dear Jesus, in Whose Life I See (John Hunter)
- Dear Lady—My Sister (Eliza R. Snow)
- Dear Lady—My Sister: I fain would express (Eliza R. Snow)
- Dear lady! shed no more the scalding tear (Hannah T. King)
- Dear Land of All My Love (Sidney Lanier)
- Dear Land of Home
- Dear Land of home, our hearts to thee are holden
- Dear land of the valleys and mountains (Evan Stephens)
- Dear land of the valleys and mountains, The home of the brave (Evan Stephens)
- Dear land o’ mine, whose storied past (Chester D. Wedrick)
- Dear little babe, With your mother’s eyes (Ellen B. Richardson)
- Dear Little Boy of Mine (J. Keirn Brennan)
- Dear Little Hands (Helene Dreesen)
- Dear little robin perch’d up in a tree
- Dear little snowbirds over the way; They’re
- Dear Little Stranger (Charles H. Gabriel)
- Dear little thought with me all the night (Helen M. Livingston)
- Dear little tree that we plant today
- Dear little violet, Sweet little violet, Tears
- Dear Lizzie, alone in my bedroom (R. C. Evans)
- Dear Lizzie, on the train I’m writing (R. C. Evans)
- Dear Lord, accept the gifts we bring (Charles Derry)
- Dear Lord, accept the gifts we bring, The holiest treasures of our love (Charles Derry)
- Dear Lord and Father (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and Father [Master] of mankind [us all], Forgive our foolish ways (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and Father of Mankind (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and Father of mankind, Forgive (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and Father of mankind, forgive our foolish ways! (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and God of Humankind (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Dear Lord and Savior, now we come (Mabel Williams Crayne)
- Dear Lord, and will thy pard’ning love (John Fellows)
- Dear Lord, and will thy pardoning love (John Fellows)
- Dear Lord, by good things built on good (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Dear Lord, for All in Pain (Amy W. Carmichael)
- Dear Lord, Forgive (Charles H. Gabriel)
- Dear Lord, grant me a life of joy (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- Dear Lord, I do not ask to see into the mist (Frances Hartman)
- Dear Lord, I do not care if I am growing old (Filindia S. Huff)
- Dear Lord, I thank thee for the burdens (Frances Hartman)
- Dear Lord, I thank Thee for this day (Anna Johnson)
- Dear Lord, I’ve tried to make this day (Charles H. Gabriel)
- Dear Lord, Lead Me Day by Day (Francisca Asuncion)
- Dear Lord, look down on these, I pray (Mabel C. Bickerton)
- Dear Lord, now all is gloom and darkness (Ruth C. Mountain)
- Dear Lord, once more my eyes have seen (Hazel Chambers)
- Dear Lord, on This Thy Day (Haydee Wolf)
- Dear Lord, on this thy day of days (Haydee Wolf)
- Dear Lord, our gifts we gladly bring (Mildred Speaks Edward)
- Dear Lord, Take Up The Tangled Strands (Ophelia G. Adams)
- Dear Lord, these are my very own (Hazel Chambers)
- Dear Lord, thou art a patient God (Carrie A. Baird)
- Dear Lord, we ask thee now Our leader to inspire
- Dear Lord, we ask thee to inspire Thy people
- Dear Lord, We Give Our Youth (Calvin W. Laufer)
- Dear Lord, we give our youth to thee (Calvin W. Laufer)
- Dear [Lord] [Well] Jesus, I long to be perfectly whole (James L. Nicholson)
- Dear Lord, we thank Thee for all of your blessings (Ann Smith)
- Dear Lord, who shaped our world so fair (Alfarata Hilton)
- Dear Lord, Who Sought at Dawn of Day (Harry Webb Farrington)
- Dear Mary, how I miss thee, Thy kind (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dear Master, in Whose Life I See (John Hunter)
- Dear M. I. A. (Anon.)
- Dear mid-Victorian ladies (Estelle Webb Thomas)
- Dear Morning-Glory, I am sure (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- Dear Morning-Glory, I am sure You must (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- Dear mother (Aasmund Olavsson Vinje)
- Dear Mother (Jenna B. Mosley)
- Dear mother in dreams I see her (Edward Jakobowski)
- Dear Mother Mine (J. Leland Dewey)
- Dear mother of mine, with your snowy hair (Magdalene C. Stephens)
- Dear Old M. A. C. (Walter Smith)
- Dear Old Pal of Mine (Harold A. Robe)
- Dear Old Pals (George W. Hunt)
- Dear old Pals! jolly old pals! (George W. Hunt)
- Dear Old Stockholm (Anders Fryxell; Fredrik August Dahlgren)
- Dear old tree, now tell me How your green leaves grow (Rational Method in Reading, 1899)
- Dear ones, are you weary and troubled? (Helen H. Lemmel)
- Dear, patient one, so kind to us! We sing love’s (Lula Greene Richards)
- Dear pioneer; brave pioneer, we honor (Shirley Hallstrom)
- Dear Savior, how I love thy name! (Joel H. Johnson)
- Dear Savior, I am thine (Joel H. Johnson)
- Dear Savior, if these lambs should stray (Abby Hyde)
- Dear Savior, if these lambs should stray, From thy secure enclosure’s bound (Abby Hyde)
- Dear Shepherd, Lead Them Gently
- Dear Sisters, though your dreary lot (John Lyon)
- Dear sister, though few days have past (John Lyon)
- Dear Sister, though unknown to thee (John Lyon)
- Dear teacher, listen to my song, And hear (Ruth H. Chadwick)
- Dear to My Heart (Joyce Sanders; Sandra Madsen)
- Dear to the Heart of the Shepherd (Mary B. Wingate)
- Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, dear are (Mary B. Wingate)
- Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, Dear are the (Mary B. Wingate)
- Dear to the heart of the Shepherd, Dear are the sheep (Mary B. Wingate)
- Dear Uncle Dick, you’re going away (Sister Washington)
- Death Gathers Up Thick Clouds of Gloom (Charles W. Penrose)
- Death gathers up thick clouds of gloom and wounds the (Charles W. Penrose)
- Death has placed his cold hand now (Hannah T. King)
- Death is the heritage of man (Charles Derry)
- Death is the heritage of man, Bequeathed as fruit of sin (Charles Derry)
- death-of-sir-mosquito
- Death of Sir Mosquito
- Death of W. H. Harrison (Eliza R. Snow)
- Death Shall Not Destroy My Comfort (Traditional)
- De Banjo Am De Instrument For Me (John T. Rutledge)
- De Bezem (Dutch folk song)
- De bezem, de bezem, Wat doe je er mee (Dutch folk song)
- De bomen in het veld (Steffi Geiser Rubin)
- De bon matin, j'ai rencontré le train (Joseph Domergue)
- De Camptown ladies sing dis song (Stephen C. Foster)
- De Camptown ladies sing dis song, Doo-dah (Stephen C. Foster)
- December (Thelma McKinnon Anderson)
- December (Edith M. Lanham)
- December comes with wind and snow (Edith M. Lanham)
- December’s Christmas lights now glow
- December weather has come, now
- Decide (April Meservy)
- Deck the Hall (Talhaiarn)
- Deck the Hall Duet Fantasy (Talhaiarn)
- Deck the Halls (Talhaiarn)
- Deck the halls with boughs of holly (Talhaiarn)
- Deck the hall with boughs of holly (Talhaiarn)
- Deck Thyself, My Soul (Johann Franck)
- Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness (Johann Franck)
- Deck thyself with joy and gladness (Johann Franck)
- Declare, O Heavens, the Lord of Space (Robert Lansing Edwards)
- De colores (Mexican folk song)
- De colores, de colores (Mexican folk song)
- De colores, de colores / Sing of colors, sing of colors (Mexican folk song)
- Dedicated to a Friend (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Dedication (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Dedication (Willy Reske)
- Dedication (John Lyon)
- Dedication (Eliza R. Snow)
- Dedication (Eliza R. Snow)
- Dedication (Wolfgang Müller)
- Dedication Anthem (Evan Stephens)
- Dedication Hymn (William W. Phelps)
- Deedle-deedle-deedle-deedle-dee, The organ-grinder (Ruth Stephens Porter)
- Deedle, Deedle, Dumpling (Nursery rhyme)
- Deedle, deedle, dumpling, my son John (Nursery rhyme)
- ¿De el cielo haz recibido, Su luz en tu corazón? (David B. Larsen)
- Deep beneath the surface (Nik Day; Feli Ika)
- Deeper and Deeper (Oswald J. Smith)
- Deeper, Deeper (Charles Price Jones)
- Deeper, deeper in the love of Jesus (Charles Price Jones)
- Deeper, deeper in the love of Jesus Daily let me go (Charles Price Jones)
- Deep in my heart there’s a gladness (Albert A. Ketchum)
- Deep in our hearts, of lasting peace we dream (Fleur Conkling)
- Deep in the Forest (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Deep in the forest, dark is the night (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Deep in the Heart of Texas (June Hershey; Don Swander)
- Deep in the Shadows of the Past (Brian Wren)
- Deep in the sky, and dark on the mountain (Hannah Bailey)
- Deep in the valleys ringing, the herd-bells
- Deep in the woodland And down the meadow way (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Deep in the woods, long the shadows (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Deep in the woods, long the shadows are lying (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Deep in this holy ground
- Deeply flows the silent Danube (Bulgarian song)
- Deep River (Southern folk song)
- Deep river, my home is over Jordan (Southern folk song)
- Deep sable curtains vail the sky (S. A. Prior)
- Deep the ocean, wild and wide (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Deep Were His Wounds (William Johnson)
- Deep were his wounds, and red (William Johnson)
- Deep Within (David Haas)
- Deep within the heart of God before the dawn of time (Haldor Lillenas)
- De farmer say to de weevil (Traditional)
- Defend the needy and the poor (S. T. Kimbrough Jr.)
- Definition of a Word (Lael Woolsey)
- Defune (Japanese folk song)
- De Geest van de Heer is als vuur (William W. Phelps)
- De Geest van de Heer is als vuur / The Spirit of God like a fire is burning / L’Esprit du Seigneur est comme un feu qui flambe (William W. Phelps)
- De Glendy Burk (Stephen Foster)
- De Glendy Burk is a mighty fast boat (Stephen Foster)
- De herdertjes lagen bij nachte (Dutch carol)
- Dein Wort, o Herr, ist milder Tau (Carl Bernhard Garve)
- Dei u’a carreira num cabra (Humberto Teixeira; Luiz Gonzaga)
- ¡Dejad a los Niños Que Vengan! (Barbara C. Mink)
- “¡Dejad a los niños que vengan!” Les dijo el buen Salvador (Barbara C. Mink)
- Dejlig er den himmel blå (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Dejlig er jorden (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- De kleinste (J. P. Heye)
- De la misma iglesia
- De la misma iglesia tú eres, Si detrás del Calvario
- De la Sierra Morena, Cielito Lindo (Spanish folk song)
- Del culto el tiempo llega
- Del culto el tiempo llega, Comienza la oración
- De lette Bud i Skib med Rør (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Deliverance (Ruth May Fox)
- Deliverance belongs to the Lord
- Deliverance Broke The Dawn (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Deliverance From Time To Time (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Deliver Me From Evil (Bert Witvoet)
- Deliver the Child (David Pliler)
- Deliver us from fear and sadness (Josh Tinley)
- Demain (Francine Cockenpot)
- Demain il fera beau sur les grands routes (Francine Cockenpot)
- Demands of the Scriptures (J. F. Mintun)
- De mie bollen ti spiri (Francesco Maria Piave)
- De miei bollenti spiriti (Francesco Maria Piave)
- Den blomstertid nu kommer (Israel Kolmodin; Johan Olof Wallin)
- Den Bonde, som vil lede
- Den Gamle af Dage, o sig, hvem er han? (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Den Gang vor Herre, Jesus, stod paa Jorden (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Den Glæde, Verden giver (E. I. Ingemann)
- Denke dir den Lauf der Welten (Johannes Huber)
- Denk’ nicht, wenn du kommest nach Zion (Karl G. Maeser)
- Den Mand fra Zion agtes ej paa Jord (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Denmark, Lovely Field and Meadow (Traditional Danish song)
- Denn er hat seinen Engeln befohlen (Julius Schubring)
- De noche iremos (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos / By Night, We Hasten (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos / By Night, We Hasten / De nuit nous irons (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos, de noche (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos, de noche / By night, we hasten in darkness / De nuit nous irons dans l’ombre / In dunkler Nacht woll’n wir ziehen (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos, de noche / De nuit nous irons dans l’ombre / By night, we hasten in darkness (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos, de noche / Wij gaan de nacht door, het duister / By night, we hasten in darkness / De nuit nous irons dans l’ombre / In dunkler Nacht woll’n wir ziehen (Luis Rosales)
- De noche iremos / Wij gaan de nacht door (Luis Rosales)
- Den Sabbat soll ich halten rein
- Den Sag er aldrig i Verden tabt (Kristian Ostergaard)
- Den signede dag med fryd vi ser (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Den store hvide flok vi se (Hans Adolph Brorson)
- Den store mester kommer (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Den Tid, som var lovet, er nu kommen nær (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Den Tro, som Jesus favner (Brorson)
- Den yndigste rose er funden (Hans Adolph Brorson)
- Depart awhile, each thought of care (John J. Hughes)
- Depart awhile, each thought of care, Be earthly things forgotten all (John J. Hughes)
- De possum meat am good to eat (Henry Hart; Sam Lucas)
- Depth of Mercy (Charles Wesley)
- Depth of Mercy! Can There Be (Charles Wesley)
- Depth of mercy! Can there be mercy still reserved for me? (Charles Wesley)
- De quoi qu’y a deux?
- Der Apostolische Segen (Christian Gregor)
- Der du die ew’ge Liebe bift (August Rahlmann)
- Der du uns als Vater liebest (Georg Joachim Zollikofer)
- Der er dejligt udi Skoven (John F. Petersen)
- Der er en yndig Fugl (Adam Dan)
- Der er et herligt ord
- Der er et Land, et dejligt Land (Bengte Andersen)
- Der er et Land, hvor ingen Torne saarer (P. V. Poulsen)
- Der er et Land, som fryder sødt mit Hjerte (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Der er et yndigt land (Adam Oehlenschläger)
- Der er saa lunt, der er saa lyst (P. Christian Kierkegaard)
- Dere’s a Star in de East on Christmas morn (African-American spiritual)
- Der flyver saa mange Fngle (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Der Frommen Herde
- Der går ett stille tog (Björnstjerne Björnson)
- Der Glaube fehlt (Johann G. Schöner)
- Der Glaube fehlt und darum fehlen (Johann G. Schöner)
- Der Gottesdienst soll fröhlich sein (Martin Gotthard Schneider)
- Der größte Held (Leo Haefeli)
- Der Heilige Geist (Georg Joachim Zollikofer)
- Der Herr bricht ein um Mitternacht (Johann Christoph Rube)
- Der Herr ging vorüber (Julius Schubring)
- Der Herr ist freundlich (Hannelore Hardan)
- Der Herr ist mein getreuer Hirt (Hans Georg Nägeli)
- Der Herr segne dich und behüte dich (Ulrich Gohl)
- Der Jäger in dem grünen Wald (German folk song)
- Der leger en Engel for Vuggerne smaa (Adam Dan)
- Der Liebe Abschiedszoll (E. Gebhardt)
- Der Liebe unergründlich Maaß (Richard T. Haag)
- Der Lindenbaum (Wilhelm Müller)
- Der mange skal komme fra Öst og fra Vest (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
- Der Mond ist aufgegangen (Matthias Claudius)
- Derry Ding Ding Dason (English round)
- Der See, der den Himmel spiegelt (Johannes Jourdan)
- Der Vogelfänger (Emanuel Schikaneder)
- Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja (Emanuel Schikaneder)
- Der Wanderer (Georg Philipp Schmidt von Lübeck)
- Der Winter ist kommen (Agnes Franz)
- Der Winter ist kommen, verstummt ist den Hain (Agnes Franz)
- Descending The Stairs (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Descend, O Holy Spirit (Michaele Murphy)
- Descend, O Holy Spirit, descend on us we pray (Michaele Murphy)
- Descend, O Spirit, Purging Flame (Scott Francis Brenner)
- Descend, thou Comforter Divine (Mark H. Forscutt)
- Descend, thou Comforter Divine, And from each heart all gloom dispel (Mark H. Forscutt)
- Deseret (Richard Alldridge)
- Deseret (William Willes)
- Deseret (William W. Phelps)
- Deseret (Karl G. Maeser)
- Deseret, Deseret! ’tis the home of the free (William Willes)
- Desereted Homestead (Olive C. Wehr)
- Desert night descending Over sands (Frederick H. Martens)
- Desert Prayer (Frederick H. Martens)
- Desert Song (Laura E. Richards)
- Desert Song (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Desire (Evelyn Wooster Viner)
- Desire for Holiness (Balthasar Münter)
- Despair not, O heart, in thy sorrow (Aurelius Clemens Prudentius; Edward Traill Horn III)
- ¡Despertad! (Pedro Castro)
- ¡Despertad, despertad, oh cristianos! (Pedro Castro)
- Despide hoy tu grey (Ramón Bon)
- Despide hoy tu grey En paz y bendición (Ramón Bon)
- Despise Not the Little Ones (Matthew 18:10–14 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Destiny (Susan Evans McCloud)
- De Sun’s Comin’ Back (Ben King)
- Des Vögleins Begräbnis (Ludwig Bechstein)
- De Tal Manera Amó Dios al Mundo (John 3:16; Barbara C. Mink)
- De tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que él (John 3:16; Barbara C. Mink)
- Det er forvist paa Tiden snart
- Det er så yndigt at følges ad (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- De tierra lejana venimos (Puerto Rican carol)
- De tierra lejana venimos a verte / From a distant home the Savior we come seeking (Puerto Rican carol)
- Det kimer nu til julefest (Martin Luther; N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Det kimer nu til julefest / The bells of Christmas chime once more (Martin Luther; N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Det lufter mildt i Høst fra Velsignelsernes Hjem (E. I. Ingemann)
- Det lyser i stille grender (Jakob Sande)
- De toi je reçois, à toi je donne (Anon.)
- De toi je reçois, à toi je donne / From you I receive, to you I give (Anon.)
- Det strålar en stjärna (Jeanna Oterdahl)
- Det susar genom livets strid (Carl Boberg)
- Det var mig en trøstig Tanke (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- De uil zat in de olme (Dutch round)
- De unitate ecclesiae (Cyprian of Carthage)
- Deus chama a gente pra um momento novo (Ernesto Barros Cardoso; Darlene Schützer; Paulo R. Salles Garcia; Tércio Junker; Dea C. Affini; Eder Soares)
- Deus Misereatur (Anon.)
- Deux petites mains (Anon.)
- Deux petites mains font clac, clac, clac (Anon.)
- Devotion (William Hammond)
- Devotion (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Devotion (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Devotion
- Devotional Hymn (Richard Alldridge)
- De ziua ta, mămico (Romanian children’s song)
- Día Llegará (María Antonieta Torres)
- Día llegará en que en la tierra sabrán (María Antonieta Torres)
- Diamond (Nik Day)
- Diana’s hair is china white (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
- Diana’s Shawl (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
- Dias, horas, esperando
- Dichter und Bauer (Franz von Suppé)
- Dickey-Bird Song (Traditional)
- Dickle Derry (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Dickle, Dickle Derry, Dickle, Dickle Dee (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Dickory, Dickory, Dock (Traditional English song)
- Dickory dickory dock, the mouse (Traditional English song)
- Dickory, dickory dock; The mouse ran up (Traditional English song)
- Dickory dickory dock; the mouse ran up the clock (Traditional English song)
- Dickory, dickory, dock; tick, tock (Traditional English song)
- Dick Whittington (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Dicsőség (Simon Péter Jukundián)
- Diddledy, Diddledy, Dumpty (Nursery rhyme)
- Diddledy, diddledy, dumpty, The cat (Nursery rhyme)
- Diddledy, diddledy, dumpty, The cat ran up (Nursery rhyme)
- Did ever you see the like before? (African-American spiritual)
- Did Jesus die upon the cross, and was he for us (Mary F. Kelly Pye)
- Did Jesus Really Live Again? (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Did Jesus really live again? Yes (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Did Jesus really live again? Yes, when the third (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Did Not Our Hearts Burn? (David A. Zabriskie)
- Didn’t It Shine (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Didn’t We Love Him? (Doug Stewart)
- Did They Know? (Todd McCabe)
- Did ya ever try to hitch up a yoke of oxen (Ramona J. Pace)
- Did you ever go to meeting, Uncle Joe (American folk song)
- Did you ever hear of pussies Who never (Anne Murray Larned)
- Did you ever hear of sweet Betsy from Pike
- Did you ever see a cow in the sky? (Folk song)
- Did you ever see a dragon? He’s a very fearsome (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- Did You Ever See a Lassie?
- Did you ever see a lassie, a lassie
- Did you ever see a lassie, a lassie, a lassie
- Did you ever see a lassie, a lassie, a lassie, did
- Did you ever see an apple orchard In full bloom (Grace Candland Jacobsen)
- Did You Know (BeBe Winans; Manuel Seal Jr.)
- Did You Know? (Ellen B. Richardson)
- Did you know that when you knelt and prayed (Elizabeth Spotten)
- Did you know there are fairies In the garden
- Did you know you’re a temple (Madilyn Paige)
- Did you say you did not favor Prohibition’s cause? (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Did You See Him in the Garden? (Shawn M. Stringham)
- Did You See How the Snowflakes (Jenette B. McKay)
- Did you see how the snowflakes came down (Jenette B. McKay)
- Did you see how the snowflakes came down from above (Jenette B. McKay)
- Did you see the leaves falling softly, softly (Ivan Olson)
- Did You Think to Pray? (Mary A. Pepper Kidder)
- Die Allmacht (Johann Ladislaus Pyrker)
- Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- Die Forelle (Friedrich Müller)
- Die Gnade uns’res Herrn Jesu Christi (Christian Gregor)
- Die güldne Sonne voll Freud und Wonne (Paul Gerhardt)
- Die Himmel rühmen des Ewigen Ehre (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- Die Hirten auf dem Felde (Austrian carol)
- Die Kirche Christi wanket nicht (W. Rehbein)
- Die Kirche Jesu Christi (W. Rehbein)
- Die Musici (German folk song)
- Die Nacht ist kommen (Petrus Herbert)
- Die Sach ist dein, Herr Jesu Christ (Samuel Preiswerk; Felician Zaremba)
- Die Sach ist dein, Herr Jesus Christ (Samuel Preiswerk; Felician Zaremba)
- Die schönste Zeit, die liebste Zeit (Wilhelm Hey)
- Dies est lætitiæ (Anon.)
- Dies ist der Tag, den Gott gemacht (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- Die Sonne geht auf (Hans-Martin Rauch)
- Die Sonne geht auf: Christ ist erstanden! (Hans-Martin Rauch)
- Diet (Irene Christopherson)
- Dieu en nous, Dieu partout / God within God around / Dios aquí, Dios allá (Randall Pratt)
- Dieu est si bon
- Dieu est si bon, Dieu est si bon
- Dieu nous aime (Shirley Judd)
- Dieu nous aime, Dieu nous aime (Shirley Judd)
- Dieu veut que je sois un bon gérant (Marilyn Suddaby)
- Diezmo y las ofrendas (Vicente Poot P.)
- Diezmo y las ofrendas para la obra de Dios (Vicente Poot P.)
- Different Is Beautiful (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- Diff’rent is beautiful! God bless variety! (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- Digno es de todo loor (Edmund W. Richardson)
- Digno es Jesús
- Digno es Jesús, digno es Jesús
- Digno es Jesús / Worthy is Christ
- Dim forbidding and still Spread the steppes (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dims the light of mortal vision (Dale S. Cox)
- Din Aand med min Aand Vidne bær
- Dinah (Anon.)
- Dinah, won’t you blow, Dinah, won’t you blow (Anon.)
- Dinah Won’t You Blow Your Horn (Anon.)
- Dinga, Dinga, Doodle (Folk song)
- Ding-a-ding ding-a-dong
- Ding-a-ding ding-a-dong, I will play
- Ding-a-ling, ding-a-ling! Choo-ker, choo-ker (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
- Ding, ding, ding, ding
- Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, a-ding a-ding (Sue Hanlin)
- Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding! All aboard
- Ding, ding, ding, dong, Choo choo, choo choo
- Ding, ding, ding! From the high tow’r Hear (Emilie Poulsson)
- Ding ding ding, silver bells sing a song (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Ding, Dong, Bell (English folk song)
- Ding dong bell, ding dong bell (English folk song)
- Ding, dong, bell! Nimble little Nell (Emilie Poulsson)
- Ding, dong, bell, Pussy’s in the well (English folk song)
- Ding, dong! Bells gaily ringing Say ding, dong! (Lucy Allen)
- Ding-dong, ding-dong
- Ding, dong, ding, dong, Christmas coming! (Old song)
- Ding-dong ding-dong ding-dong ding-dong
- Ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Ding dong ding dong ding dong ding dong
- Ding-dong, Ding-dong, Ding-dong, Ding-dong (Frances S. Vaughan; Nancy B. Britt)
- Ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong bell
- Ding dong ding dong ding dong ding dong. Do you
- Ding dong, Ding dong, Easter bells are ringing (Third grade children)
- Ding, dong! Ding, dong! Hark how the bells (Peter J. Wilhousky)
- Ding, dong, ding, dong. Hear the Christmas (Olive Woodman)
- Ding dong! Ding dong! Too-too-ta-too-ta-too! (Frederick Manley)
- Ding, dong, hear the bells ringing, Ding, dong (French song)
- Ding-Dong, Merrily on High! (George Ratcliffe Woodward)
- Ding! Dong! Merrily on high in heav’n the bells are ringing (George Ratcliffe Woodward)
- Din klara sol går åter opp (Johan Olof Wallin)
- Din klara sol går åter upp (Johan Olof Wallin)
- Dinna Forget (Kate Kendall Thomas)
- Dios de la esperanza (Alvin Schutmaat)
- ¡Dios de la esperanza, danos gozo y paz! (Alvin Schutmaat)
- ¡Dios de la esperanza, danos gozo y paz! / May the God of hope go with us every day (Alvin Schutmaat)
- Dios Es Luz (1 John 1:5–7 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Dios está aquí (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí / God Is Here Today (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí / God Is Here Today / Notre Dieu est là (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí / God is here today / Notre Dieu est là / Deus está aqui / God, de Heer, is hier (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí / God is hier vandaag (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí / God is hier vandaag / God is here today / Notre Dieu est là / Deus está aqui (Raúl Galeano)
- Dios está aquí; tan cierto / Notre Dieu est là, aussi réel / God is here today; as certain (Raúl Galeano)
- ¡Dios Eterno! en Tu Presencia (Juan Bautista Cabrera)
- ¡Dios eterno! en tu presencia nuestros siglos (Juan Bautista Cabrera)
- Dios Eterno, Tú Que Moras (Vernon L. Peterson)
- Dios eterno, tú que moras en la esfera celestial (Vernon L. Peterson)
- Dios, Hazme Instrumento
- Dios, hazme instrumento que alabe tu nombre
- Dios nos ha puesto un nombre precioso (Vicente Poot P.)
- Dios Padre, Dios Hijo
- Dios Padre, Dios Hijo, Dios Santo Espíritu
- Dios Te Bendiga, Protección Te Dé (Epigmenio Velasco)
- Dios te loamos (Edmund W. Richardson)
- Dios viene al mundo a traves (Jaime Cortez; Bob Hurd)
- Dios viene al mundo a través de nosotros (Jaime Cortez; Bob Hurd)
- Dip, Boys, Dip The Oar (F. Sarona)
- Di Provenza il Mar (Francesco Maria Piave)
- Di Provenza il mar, il suol (Francesco Maria Piave)
- Direction (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Dir ergeb ich mich, Jesu ewiglich (Richter)
- Dir, Herr, sei dieses Kind empfohlen (Christoph Friedrich Neander)
- Dir sei mein ganzes Leben (Dresdner Gesangbuch)
- Dir sei mein ganzes Leben, mein Vater (Dresdner Gesangbuch)
- Discendi, Amor santo (Bianco da Seina)
- Disciple of Christ (Nik Day)
- Disciples had come to see Jesus one day (Vonnie Tims)
- Disciple’s Prayer (Dale S. Cox)
- Discovery (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
- Disease (John Lyon)
- Disease at thy approach retreats (Hannah T. King)
- Dishes to Wash (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- Dishes to wash and dishes to wipe (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- Dish-Washing Song (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dismissals
- Dismissals in Easter Season
- Dismiss us, O Lord, with Thy favor and smile
- Dismiss Us With Thy Blessing (Joseph Hart)
- Dismiss us with thy blessing, Lord (Joseph Hart)
- Dismiss your anxious care (Philip Doddridge)
- Disse Jesus (Manuel Avelino de Souza)
- Distaff Song (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- Distant Land (John Rutter)
- Distracted (Tyler Castleton; John McVey; Staci Peters)
- Ditches Break Again No More (Moses E. Gifford)
- Dit is mijn lied (Lloyd Stone)
- Dit is mijn lied, o God / This is my song, O God / Voici mon chant, ô Dieu (Lloyd Stone)
- Dive, Ducks, Dive (Rowena B. Bennett)
- Dive, ducks, dive, One, two, three, four, five (Rowena B. Bennett)
- Diverse in Culture, Nation, Race (Ruth Duck)
- Divine (Nik Day)
- Divine Aid (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Divine Compassion (C. Austin Miles)
- Divine Truth Restored (Parley P. Pratt)
- Diving (Flora I. Johanson)
- Dixie (Daniel D. Emmett)
- Dixie Land (Daniel D. Emmett)
- Dixie’s Land (Daniel D. Emmett)
- Djetešce nam se rodilo (Anon.)
- Do all the good you can (John Wesley)
- Do and Dare
- Do As I’m Doing (Anon.)
- Do as I’m doing; Follow, follow me! (Anon.)
- Do as I’m doing, Follow, follow me! Do as I’m doing (Anon.)
- Dobrú noc, má milá (Slovak folk song)
- Doctrine and Covenants (Neva M. Baker)
- Doctrine and Covenants (Janice D. Harrington)
- Doctrine and Covenants, a book of inspiration (Janice D. Harrington)
- Doctrine and Covenants, blest book of revelation (Neva M. Baker)
- Doctrine and Cov’nants, blest Book of Revelation (Neva M. Baker)
- Dodo, l’enfant, do, l’enfant dormira tan tôt (French folk song)
- Do Duddle
- Do each day
- Doe Kemmerer’s Favorite
- Does He Remember? (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Does Jesus Care (Frank E. Graeff)
- Does Jesus care when my heart is pained (Frank E. Graeff)
- Does the Journey Seem Long? (Joseph Fielding Smith Jr.)
- Does the journey seem long, The path rugged and (Joseph Fielding Smith Jr.)
- Does the journey seem long, the path rugged and steep? (Joseph Fielding Smith Jr.)
- Does the journey seem long? We can
- Doggie’s Bath (E. Gordon Browne)
- Dogie Song (Cowboy song)
- Do good, O God, to those who are good
- Dog Tick (Texas singing game)
- “Dog tick, dog tick, Dog tick bitin’ me!” (Texas singing game)
- Do His Will (David A. Zabriskie)
- Do I look in the mirror to check ev’ry day (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Doing, doing, doing every day, all our little duties (E. Frank Soderborg)
- Doing Nothing but Sing (Old English rhyme)
- Do It All in the Name of the Lord (Donna Jones)
- Do justly, love mercy, walk humbly with your God (Albert F. Bayly)
- Doktor Eisenbart (Pennsylvania Dutch folk song)
- Do Likewise, My Friend (Michael Webb)
- Dollar, dollar
- Dollar, dollar, how you wander from one hand
- Dollies’ Washing Day (F. A. Weatherly)
- Doll Song (Harriet L. Grove)
- Dolly (Patsy Parker)
- Dolly darling, close your eyes, Tired now (Nina B. Hartford)
- Dolly, Dolly, come and walk with me (Patsy Parker)
- Dolly in my arms you’re sleeping, Lullaby (Julia Colton Willard)
- Dolly’s Lullaby (Nina B. Hartford)
- Do, Lord, do, Lord, do, Lord, remember me (African-American spiritual)
- Do, Lord, Remember Me (African-American spiritual)
- Dome of azure sky O’er sea of azure! (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Dona Nobis Pacem (Liturgical text)
- Dona nobis pacem Domine (Taizé Community)
- Dona nobis pacem, pacem (Liturgical text)
- Doney Gal (Cowboy song)
- Dong, Dong… Ring, ring the bells to greet the glad (Evan Stephens)
- Don Jolley Waltz
- Don Juan Minuet
- Donkey (Nursery rhyme)
- Donkey, donkey old and gray, Open (Nursery rhyme)
- Donkey Music
- Donkey Riding (Sea shanty)
- Donkeys and Carrots (Belgian round)
- Donkeys are in love with carrots (Belgian round)
- Donned in the silvery robes of the morn (Anna Rosdahl)
- Do Not Be Afraid (Joy F. Patterson)
- Do Not Despair, O Little Flock (Johann M. Altenburg)
- Do Not Find Me Sleeping (Pamela Martin)
- Do Not Forsake Me, Lord (Orson Pratt Huish)
- Do not forsake me, O God of my salvation
- Do Not Hurt God’s Presence, Children (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Do not indulge the gifted pen
- Do Not Keep Silent, O God (The Iona Community)
- Do Not Leave Me (Meta Denker-Schweizer)
- Do not trust him gentle lady, Tho’ his voice (Henry A. Coard)
- Do not wait until some deed (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- Do not wait until some deed of greatness (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- Do not wait until some deed of greatness you may do (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- Don’t Be Afraid (John L. Bell)
- Don’t be afraid. My love is stronger (John L. Bell)
- Don’t be afraid. There’s a star (Nik Day)
- Don’t be alarmed (Gustav Adolf)
- Don’t be discouraged when trouble’s in your life (Albert A. Goodson)
- Don’t be discouraged with trouble in your life (Albert A. Goodson)
- Don’t be frightened, sad little princess (Anon.)
- Don’t Delay Your Coming (Vicente Poot P.)
- Don’t Envy the Boy
- Don’t envy the boy with the cheerful smile
- Don’t Ever Forget to Pray (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- Don’t Ever Stop (Michael Webb)
- Don’t Forget
- Don’t forget Jesus when long is the way (William C. Poole)
- Don’t Give Up (Phoebe Cary)
- Don’t Go Away and Leave Me (Anon.)
- Don’t Go Near the Water
- Don’t Hesitate (Karl G. Maeser)
- Don’t hold me back, I cannot stay (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Don’t It Make You Want to Go Home (J. South)
- Don’t Kill the Birds (C. B. Derry)
- Don’t kill the birds, the little birds! (C. B. Derry)
- Don’t kill the little birds (C. B. Derry)
- Don’t kill the little birds, That sing (C. B. Derry)
- Don’t kill the little birds, That sing on bush (C. B. Derry)
- Don’t Leave Me Now, Lord! (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Don’t Let Anybody Take Your Crown (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Don’t let the harp hang silent (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Don’t Let Your Watch Run Down (American folk song)
- Don’t let your watch run down, Captain (American folk song)
- Don’t Look Back (Lori Parker Foote)
- Don’t Make Such Faces (Evan Stephens)
- Don’t make such faces or I cannot sing at all (Evan Stephens)
- Don’t Marry the Mormon Boys (Pioneer folk song)
- Don’t Run in Debt
- Don’t run in debt—never mind, never mind
- Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree (Lew Brown; Charles Tobias)
- Don’t Stay Away (African-American spiritual)
- Don’t Step There (Children’s Friend)
- Don’t Stop the Music
- Don’t take our dreams away, we have to dream (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Don’t think there is nothing for children to do (Alfred Arthur Graley)
- Don’t Turn Him Away (Haldor Lillenas)
- Don’t Turn the Savior Away (Harry Clarke)
- Don’t Want to Go Home (Czech children’s song)
- Don’t want to go home, don’t want to go home (Czech children’s song)
- Don’t waste your time (Oskar and Julia)
- Don’t worry (W. W. Burton)
- Don’t Worry (W. W. Burton)
- Don’t worry about them, as painless (Frederik Christensen)
- Don’t You Go (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Don’t you go! Oh, don’t you go to far Zamboanga (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Don’t You Go Tommy (C. T. Lockwood)
- Don’t you hear the bells now ringing? (Dion de Marbelle)
- Don’t You Marry the Mormon Boys (Pioneer folk song)
- Don’t you wish we all could be (E. Gordon Browne)
- Don’t you wish we all could be Playing (E. Gordon Browne)
- Doo Dah
- Doo-Dah Da (Stephen C. Foster)
- Doo-Dah Day
- Doodle-ee doodle
- Doodle-ee doodle, Doodle-ee doodle, She lived
- Doopy Doopy Doop
- Do re me fa, I’m quite tired of syllabizing
- Do, Re, Mi
- Do Re Mi
- Do, re, mi, fa, so, A-fishing we will go (Joan Henry)
- Do, ré, mi, la perdrix (Anon.)
- Do, ré, mi, la perdrix, Mi, fa, sol, elle s’envole (Anon.)
- Do, re, mi, mi, re, do; We are learning
- Do so la ti do so la ti do do ti ti la la so
- Do, sol, do, sol, ti, la, sol; Re, mi, fa
- Dos rhagot, Seion, dringa fry (John S. Davis)
- Dost thou in a manger lie (Jean Mauburn; Micheal R. Carson)
- Do they miss me at home? (Sidney M. Grannis)
- Do they pray for me at home? (John H. Tenney)
- Do They Think Of Me At Home? (J. E. Carpenter)
- Do this way and that way
- Doth remember, sisters dear, the happy days of childhood (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Double Chant—The Ten Commandments (Isaac Watts)
- Doubt like tempest-clouds may lower (Mark H. Forscutt)
- Doubt like tempest-clouds may lower, Faith will break its dead’ning spell (Mark H. Forscutt)
- Doubt Not (Nik Day)
- Doughnut Song
- D’où viens-tu, bergère? (French Canadian carol)
- D’où viens-tu bergère, d’ou viens-tu? (French Canadian carol)
- Doves
- Dove Talk (Emilie Poulsson)
- Do We Have a Stone in Our Hand (Liv Nordhaug)
- Do we not know that solemn word (Isaac Watts)
- Do What Is Right (Anon.)
- Do what is right, let the consequence follow (Anon.)
- Do what is right; the day-dawning is breaking (Anon.)
- Do what is right; the day dawn is breaking (Anon.)
- Do what is right; the day-dawn is breaking (Anon.)
- Do what is right; the daydawn is breaking (Anon.)
- Do what is right; the day-dawn is breaking, Hailing (Anon.)
- Down again, feel like quitting (Michael Webb)
- Down a lighted street in London (Sister Washington)
- Down and up we’re swinging, Down and up
- Down at the Cross (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Down at the cross where my Savior died (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Down at the cross where my Saviour died (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Down at the cross where my [the] Savior died (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Down at the sacred wave (Samuel F. Smith)
- Down at the station, early in the morning (English song)
- Down by the Jordan (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
- Down by the Jordan, a prophet named John was baptizing (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
- Down by the Old Mill Stream (Tell Taylor)
- Down by the River (Sarah E. Carmicheal)
- Down By The River (R. Sinclair)
- Down By The River
- Down by the Riverside (African-American spiritual)
- Down by the Riverside (English folk song)
- Down By the River-side (African-American spiritual)
- Down by the River’s Verdant Side (Anon.; Alexander Neibaur)
- Down by the river’s verdant side, Low by the soitary (Anon.; Alexander Neibaur)
- Down by the river—The dark flowing river (Sarah E. Carmicheal)
- Down by the sea of Galilee (L. S. Boswell)
- Down by the Station
- Down by the station Early in the morning
- Down Came a Lady (Virginia folk song)
- Down came a lady, Down came one (Virginia folk song)
- Down deep in the valley a stream rushes by (Cecil Cowdrey)
- Down, Down, Down
- Down from her dainty head The Lily (Japanese song)
- Down from its rocky nook Swift flows (Arthur Guiterman)
- Down from Sierra Morena there comes (Spanish folk song)
- Down from the mountaintops, tumbling (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Down from the trees, The autumn leaves all (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Down from the trees the nuts are falling (Virginia Baker)
- Down Galilee’s Slow Roadways (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- Down Home (Pennsylvania folk song)
- Down home we have an old, old shack (Pennsylvania folk song)
- Down in a bog lived a little polliwog (Miriam H. Kirkell)
- Down in a garden olden (Frank Dempster Sherman)
- Down in a garden olden, Just where I do not know (Frank Dempster Sherman)
- Down in a thorny forest glade
- Down in Demerara
- Down in Dixie (Harvey W. Loomis)
- Down in Mexico, sunny Mexico, All the children
- Down in Mobile (American folk song)
- Down in Mobile, Down in Mobile (American folk song)
- Down in Mobile, Down in Mobile, How I love (American folk song)
- Down in old Meh-hee-ko (Mexican folk song)
- Down in some lone valley (English folk song)
- Down in some lone valley in a lonesome place (English folk song)
- Down in the bleak December bay (Erastus Wolcott Ellsworth)
- Down in the country when the dew is falling (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Down in the cranberry meadow Peepers
- Down in the depths of the gray-green tides (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Down in the farmyard, see, there are (R. A. Minter)
- Down in the fields where the wild flow’rs grow (Patty S. Hill)
- Down in the green and shady bed (Anon.)
- Down in the land of sunny bowers
- Down in the lovely meadow (Italian folk song)
- Down in the Lower Land (German folk song)
- Down in the lower-land living is fine (German folk song)
- Down in the meadow is a pond Where the hens (Frank Luther)
- Down in the meadows, where the cowslips spring (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Down in the meadow the flowers appear (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Down in the pastures green (Mary Rose Jack)
- Down in the street I hear playing
- Down in the valley (Skip-rope poem)
- Down in the Valley (Western folk song)
- Down in the valley, the valley so low (Western folk song)
- Down in the valley, Where the green grass (Skip-rope poem)
- Down in the valley with my Savior I would go (William O. Cushing)
- Down in the valley with my Saviour I would go (William O. Cushing)
- Down into the Jordan (Marcella Schenck)
- Down into the Jordan walked Jesus (Marcella Schenck)
- Down in Utah
- Down Mobile (American folk song)
- Down Mobile, Down Mobile, How I loved (American folk song)
- Down on Smiley’s Farm (Helen Howarth Lemmel)
- Down on the Mississippi floating (Stephen Foster)
- Down on the Mississippi floating, Long time (Stephen Foster)
- Downright, Upright (Anon.)
- Down she sat and loud she cried (Slovak folk song)
- Down the Allegheny (American folk song)
- Down the bay the ships go sailing (May Morgan)
- Down the hills and valleys green Walks
- Down the Lane (Frederick H. Martens)
- Down the mountainside Doth a streamlet glide
- Down the Rain Comes (Frances Weld Danielson)
- Down the rain comes, Pitter, patter (Frances Weld Danielson)
- Down the River (American party song)
- Down the Road (Marjorie Knapp)
- Down the road the scouts are marching (Marjorie Knapp)
- Down the road to London Town Came a flock (Mary E. Wilkins Freeman)
- Down the runway, Thundering swift (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- Down the shadowed lane (Henry Snow)
- Down the steep side of the mountain (Evan Stephens)
- Down the Stream (Arthur Guiterman)
- Down the Stream
- Down the stream, down the stream, All the leaves
- Down the stream he poled the raft (Arthur Guiterman)
- Down the street comes the juggler man (Mary J. M. Larkin)
- Down the Trail to Home Sweet Home (Ernest R. Ball)
- Down the village street the hurdy-gurdy man (German song)
- Down to Earth (Fred Kaan)
- Down to Earth, as a Dove (Fred Kaan)
- Down to the river came little Eileen (Irish folk song)
- Down to the River to Pray (Traditional)
- Down to the Sacred Stream (Samuel F. Smith)
- Down to the sacred wave (Samuel F. Smith)
- Down to the sacred wave, The Lord of life was led (Samuel F. Smith)
- Down where ferns and alders grow, Once I saw
- Down Where the Watermelons Grow (Anon.)
- Down yonder green valley where streamlets (Welsh folk song)
- Down yonder green valley where streamlets meander (Welsh folk song)
- Doxologia (Matthew 6:13; Pablo D. Sosa)
- Doxology (Thomas Ken)
- Doxology (Matthew 6:13; Pablo D. Sosa)
- Do ye ken John Peel with his coat so gay (John Woodcock Graves)
- Do Ye Know Him? (Miguel Manzano)
- Do you always speak the truth? (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Do you believe in the Father, the Son, and the Spirit (Peter O. Thomassen)
- Do you ever feel alone (Jan Pinborough)
- Do you ever stop as the days pass by (Lulu W. Nelson)
- Do You Ever Think of Me? (Lucinda Lee Dalton)
- Do you ever wonder who you are? (Mindy Gledhill)
- Do you fear the foe will in the conflict win? (Ada Blenkhorn)
- Do you fear the force of the wind, The slash (Hamlin Garland)
- Do You Fear the Wind? (Hamlin Garland)
- Do You Have Room? (Shawna Belt Edwards)
- Do You Hear It?
- Do you hear it? Do you hear it? Knock, knock (Marian Major)
- Do you hear me every hour (Junior Bonner)
- Do you hear the cowboys singing, And playing (June Norton)
- Do you hear the little bird Singing on (French song)
- Do you hear them coming, brother? (Ralph E. Hudson)
- Do you hear the song of rain, Pattering down (Patty S. Hill)
- Do You Hear What I Hear? (Noël Regney)
- Do You Know? (Wilhelm Hey)
- Do you know how many stars (Wilhelm Hey)
- Do you know how many stars There are (Wilhelm Hey)
- Do you know how many stars There are shining (Wilhelm Hey)
- Do you know how the farmer, Do you know
- Do You Know I’m Here? (Jayne B. Malan)
- Do you know, it’s true there are fishes (Russell M. Dodge)
- Do you know my spirit lingers Round you (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Do you know the trees by name (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- Do you know what I’d do If I were you? (Alice Hirsh)
- Do you know what I’d do Were I you (Alice Hirsh)
- Do you know what traffic lights say to you? (Marian Major)
- Do you know what your name is
- Do You Know Your Name?
- Do You Know Your Savior? (Stephanie T. DeGraw)
- Do you love Jesus, Halleloo? (Marcia Legg)
- Do You Need a Friend? (W. E. M.)
- Do you need a friend to keep you till the end? (W. E. M.)
- Do Your Duty (Dona W. Haws)
- Do You Really Care? (B. C.)
- Do you remember years ago (Nik Day; Camry Pula)
- Do You See Merry Phyllis? (Kate Greenaway)
- Do you see merry Phyllis? That dear (Kate Greenaway)
- Do you see my family here? Father, mother (Gertrude Maynard)
- Do you see through troubled eyes (Steven K. Jones)
- Do you think Jesus sang (Carol Ann Wight)
- Do you think the world’s a better place (Amy Martin)
- Do you want to believe? (Annette W. Dickman)
- Dragonflies (Japanese folk song)
- Dragon-Flies (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
- Draw a Bucket of Water (English singing game)
- Draw a bucket of water, For my lady’s (English singing game)
- Drawing of the Water (Palestinian folk song)
- Draw Me Close (Kelly Carpenter)
- Draw me close to You, never let me go (Kelly Carpenter)
- Draw Me Nearer (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Draw Near (Stephen P. Schank)
- Draw Near (Kelly Jarvis)
- Draw Near (B. B. McKinney)
- Draw Near and Take the Body of the Lord (John Mason Neale)
- Draw near, draw near, the Master is here (B. B. McKinney)
- Draw Near in Faith (Thomas R. Beil)
- Draw near in faith, ye sons of men (Thomas R. Beil)
- Draw Near Unto Me
- Draw nigh and take the Body of the Lord (John Mason Neale)
- Draw Nigh to God (Colbert Croft; Joyce Croft)
- Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you (Colbert Croft; Joyce Croft)
- Drawn to the Cross, Which Thou Hast Blessed (Genevieve M. Irons)
- Drawn to the Light (John C. Ylvisaker)
- Draw the circle, draw the circle wide (Gordon Light)
- Draw the Circle Wide (Gordon Light)
- Draw the Circle Wide (Gordon Light)
- Draw Thou My Soul (Lucy Larcum)
- Draw Thou My Soul, O Christ (Lucy Larcum)
- Draw thou my soul, O Christ, Closer to thine (Lucy Larcum)
- Draw Us in the Spirit’s Tether (Percy Dearmer)
- Draw us to Thee (Friedrich Funcke)
- Draw us to Thee, Lord Jesus (Friedrich Funcke)
- Dread Sovereign! let my evening song (Isaac Watts)
- Dream Bells (May Morgan)
- Dream Big (Ryan Shupe)
- Dreamboy of Lambda Delt
- Dreamer, Questioner, Teller of tales (Claire Stewart Boyer)
- Dreaming (Fannie R. Buchanan)
- Dreaming and Waking (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dream, Love, dream Love’s dream, Dream
- Dream On, Dream On (Hae Jong Kim)
- Dream on, dream on, children of peace (Hae Jong Kim)
- Dreams (Anna M. Pratt)
- Dreams (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dreams
- Dreams (Mathilde Wesendock)
- Dream Song (Walter de la Mare)
- Dreams to Sell (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Dresden Amen (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
- Dresden Amen (John Stainer)
- Dress-Up Clothes (Brooks Baker)
- Drifting and wand’ring, and roaming the country (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Drifting, dreaming, under the sunlight gleaming (Emile Waldteufel)
- Drifting with the current down a moon-lit stream (Ballard MacDonald)
- Driftwood (Catherine Pomo)
- Drill, Ye Tarriers (Irish-American folk song)
- Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill! (Irish-American folk song)
- Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes (Ben Jonson)
- Drink to me only with thine eyes, And I (Ben Jonson)
- Drip, drip, drip, rain is dripping on the window
- Drip Drop (Anon.)
- Drip-drop, drip-drop, falls the rain; Hear
- Drive the harvest wagon (Rudolf A. Noss)
- Drop by Drop (Steven K. Jones)
- Drops of Water (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
- Drop thy still dews of quietness (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Drought (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
- Drowsy bee, wake and see, Spring in her beautiful (R. C. Rowland)
- Dr. R. B. P. (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Drudgery lay deep In a sodden field (Katherine Keck Bear)
- Drum, drum, drum, drum (Anon.)
- Drummer’s Medley
- Drunten im Unterland (German folk song)
- Drunten im Unterland (Gottlieb David Ludwig Weigle )
- Drunten im Unterland, da ist’s halt fein (Gottlieb David Ludwig Weigle )
- Dry Bones (African-American spiritual)
- Dry your tears, my darling mother, Angels lined (Cora Hill)
- Duane Street
- Duane Street/Hancock
- Du är helig, du är hel (Per Harling)
- Du är helig, du är hel / You are holy, you are whole (Per Harling)
- Du bist meine Freude (Hannelore Hardan)
- Du bist wie eine Blume (Heinrich Heine)
- Duck, duckling (Panama folk song)
- Duck, O duck, O duck of the meadow (Russian folk song)
- Duck of the Meadow (Russian folk song)
- Ducks in the pond quack a happy song (Anon.)
- Ducks in the pond quack a happy song, Mother hens (Anon.)
- Du dødens overvinder (Peter O. Thomassen)
- Du, du liegst mir im Herzen (German folk song)
- Du, du liegst mir im Herzen, Du, du liegst (German folk song)
- Duérmete, Niño lindo (Hispanic folk song)
- Duérmete, Niño lindo / Oh sleep now, holy baby (Hispanic folk song)
- Duet (1 Corinthians 15:55–56) (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
- Du gamla, du fria (Richard Dybeck)
- Du gamle Mor! du sliter arm (Aasmund Olavsson Vinje)
- Du har nok hørt en stemme i ditt hjerte (Margrethe Munthe)
- Du har to øyne (Sissel Castberg)
- Du hast deine Säulen dir aufgebaut (August Rahlmann)
- Du hast mich, Herr, zu dir gerufen (Otmar Schulz)
- Du hast uns deine Welt geschenkt (Rolf Krenzer)
- Du hast uns, Herr, gerufen (Kurt Rommel)
- Du in blut’ger Dornenkron’
- Du kannst nicht tiefer fallen (Arno Pötzsch)
- Du kanntest schon und liebtest mich (Leonhard F. Duerr)
- Duke of York (English folk song)
- Dulce es la canción (Walton J. Brown)
- Dulce es la canción De la hora matinal (Walton J. Brown)
- Dulce Espíritu (Carmelia de la Paz)
- Dulce Espíritu, ven con amor, ven con tu luz (Carmelia de la Paz)
- Dulcibella Dulcibella, when e’er I sue (Henly)
- Du lieblicher Stern (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Du lieblicher Stern, du leuchtest so fern (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Du lille solskinn (Anna Virgin)
- Du mein Gedanke, du mein Sein
- Duncan Gray came here to woo (Robert Burns)
- Dundee, Dundee
- Durch Adams Fall ist ganz verderbt (Lazarus Spengler)
- Durch Kampf zum Sieg (Richard T. Haag)
- Du Schöpfer meines Lebens
- Dusk (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Dusky hands are reaching for the bread of life (Haldor Lillenas)
- Dust (Nik Day)
- Dust and Ashes (Brian Wren)
- Dust and Ashes Touch Our Face (Brian Wren)
- Du Tag des Herrn mit deiner Sabbatstille (Marie Sauer)
- Dutchman’s Breeches (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
- Dutchman’s Breeches is a very, very funny name (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
- Duty (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Duty (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
- Duty (Susanna Myers)
- Duty and Reward
- Duty to God (Wayne Burton)
- Du Volk, das du getaufet bist (Paul Gerhardt)
- Dvorani neba (Anon.)
- Dwelling in Beulah Land (C. Austin Miles)
- Dwell in Me, O Blessed Spirit (Martha J. Lankton)
- Dwell in the one who raised Christ from the dead (Marty Haugen)
- Dwell Thou in Me (Marrian Wood Chaplin)
- Dyddiau Noah (John S. Davis)
- D’ye ken John Peel with his coat so gay? (John Woodcock Graves)
- D’ye ken John Peel with his coat so gray? (John Woodcock Graves)
- Dying with Jesus, by death reckoned mine (Daniel W. Whittle)
- Dying, Yet Living (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Dying You Destroyed Our Death (Liturgical text)
- Dzisiaj w Betlejem (Anon.)
Texts that were first published before 1931, or published before 1964 and not renewed, are marked with , meaning that the original text is in the public domain (note that tunes, arrangements, translations, and additional verses associated with these texts may not necessarily be in public domain).