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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- I ache, I cry, my spirit’s fading (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I ache, I cry; my spirit’s fading, I’m buried alive (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I act monkey motions, too-re-loo
- Ia Ili nei le Pu (J. H. Beck)
- I Ain’t Gwine Study War No More (African-American spiritual)
- I ain’t gwine to work on de railroad (Sidney Rowe)
- I, alone! Alone where time ends (Ruby LeNeve Henson)
- I Alone, I Alone (Czech folk song)
- I alone, I alone Bridle my own team of horses (Czech folk song)
- I always have a happy feeling (Faye Glover Petersen)
- I always have a happy feeling When I go (Faye Glover Petersen)
- I always have a happy feeling When I go to church (Faye Glover Petersen)
- I Always Hear His Voice (Vicente Poot P.)
- I always used to pray Let me go first (Thyrza R. Berrett)
- I am a beloved daughter. I am a beloved son (Anna M. Molgard; Rachel P. Mohlman)
- I am a beloved son of God (Nik Day; Myshaan Komene)
- I am a builder working each day (Annette W. Dickman)
- I Am a Child of God (Naomi W. Randall)
- I am a child of God, And he has sent (Naomi W. Randall)
- I am a child of God, And he has sent me here (Naomi W. Randall)
- I am a child of God, And he has sent me here, Has (Naomi W. Randall)
- I Am a Child of God / Teach Me to Walk in the Light / Keep the Commandments (Naomi W. Randall; Clara W. McMaster; Barbara A. McConochie)
- I am a child, so far from home (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Am a Cowboy (Adeline McCall)
- I Am a Daughter of God (Brent N. Jorgensen)
- I Am a Daughter of God (Linda Chapman; Bonnie Heidenreich)
- I am a daughter of God, he is my Heavenly Father (Brent N. Jorgensen)
- I am a disciple of Christ (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Am a Gay Musician
- I am a gay musician, that’s what the people say
- I Am a Good Musician (German folk song)
- I am a good musician, and come from (German folk song)
- I am a gypsy wanderer With many (Lillian Mohr)
- I Am a Lark Girl Now
- I am a little brooklet, I’m not so long, although (Ione Olsen (age 10))
- I am all on the altar (Charlie Tillman)
- I Am a Man (Jack W. Hayford)
- I am a man created in God’s image (Jack W. Hayford)
- I am amazed when sunlight streams (Shane Jackman)
- I am a merry piper, I travel far and wide (Robert Browning)
- I Am a Mormon Boy (Evan Stephens)
- I Am A Mormon Missionary (Herbert S. Auerbach; A. C. Lund)
- I am a Mormon missionary, I’ve said “good-bye” (Herbert S. Auerbach; A. C. Lund)
- I am an old black witch! I ride upon my broom! (Jeffersonville School Children)
- I am an old fellow from Darbyshire, Many miles
- I Am a Part of the Restoration
- I Am a Pauper (Ancient Latin round)
- I am a person and I was created (Richard Holmes)
- I am a pilgrim, I am a stranger! (Mary Dana Shindler)
- I Am a Poor, Wayfaring Stranger (American folk song)
- I am a poor wayfaring stranger, A trav’ling (American folk song)
- I am a poor wayfaring stranger, A-trav’ling (American folk song)
- I Am a Promise (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither)
- I am a promise, I am a possibility (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither)
- I am a river Going to the sea (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I am a ship out on the ocean (Greg Simpson)
- I am a sinner humbled now (D. W.)
- I Am a Soldier of the Cross! (Gerald S. Henderson; Isaac Watts)
- I Am a Son of God (Nik Day)
- I am a squirrel, My bed is a tree (Seyhan Ege)
- I am a stranger here, within a foreign land (Elijah T. Cassel)
- I am a Texas cowboy just off the Texas plains
- I am a tiller of the soil (Evan Stephens)
- I Am a Woman (Claire Cloninger)
- I am a young musician From Flanders have I come
- I Am Baptized (Martin Luther)
- I am baptized in the blest name (Johann J. Rambach)
- I am baptized in the blest name Of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost! (Johann J. Rambach)
- I am baptized into Thy name (Johann J. Rambach)
- I am beloved. I am known (Nik Day; Karen Cole)
- I am bought not with riches (M. A. K.; McK.)
- I am bound for Canaan Land (A. W.)
- I am bound for the promised land (Samuel Stennett)
- I Am Called Anna Knutsdaughter (Norwegian folk song)
- I am coming, little maiden, With the pleasant (Mary Howitt)
- I Am Coming, Lord (Lewis Hartsough)
- I Am Coming to the Cross (William H. McDonald)
- I am coming to the cross, I am poor (William H. McDonald)
- I Am Content! My Jesus Ever Lives (Johann Joachim Möller; August Crull)
- I Am Crucified with Christ (John G. Elliott)
- I am crucified with Christ, therefore I no longer live (John G. Elliott)
- I Am Divine (Carmen Rasmusen Herbert)
- I am dwelling on the mountain
- I am dwelling on the mountain where the golden sunlight
- I am earth; I will sing (David H. Smith)
- I am earth; I will sing; My Lord has returned (David H. Smith)
- I Am Enough (Stephanie Smith Mabey; Nik Day)
- I am far away from loved ones (R. C. Evans)
- I Am Glad for Many Things (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I am glad for many things, Many things (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I am glad for many things, Many things, many things (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I am glad the daylong for the gift of song (William Stanley Braithwaite)
- “I Am Going Away to Zion” (James Sylvester)
- I am going far away, Far away to leave you now (T. Paine)
- I am happy in the service of the King (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I am happy today and the sun shines bright (J. Edwin McConnell)
- I am happy today and the sun shines bright (J. Edwin McConnell)
- I am happy today for the sunshine (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- I am happy today for the sunshine, For skies of gray (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- I am happy today for the sunshine, For skies of gray or blue (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- I Am Healed by the Wound (Virgin Davis)
- I am healed by the wound in His side (Virgin Davis)
- I Am Here (Junior Bonner)
- I am herr Doktor Eisenbart, Twilli willi (Pennsylvania Dutch folk song)
- I Am His, and He Is Mine (George W. Robinson)
- I Am His Daughter (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- I Am Jesus Christ (Sally DeFord)
- I am Jesus Christ whom the prophets said (Sally DeFord)
- I Am Jesus’ Little Lamb (Henrietta L. von Hayn)
- I am just beginning, I don't have much to give (Wayne Burton)
- I am just one voice, but one voice (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I Am Learning
- I am learning to put all my trust in Him (Carlton Burgess)
- I Am like a Star (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I am like a star shining brightly (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I am like a star shining brightly, Smiling (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I am like a star shining brightly, Smiling for the whole (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I Am Listening for His Foot-fall (Laura E. Newell)
- I am list’ning for His foot-fall (Laura E. Newell)
- I Am Living, Lord, Because You Live (Adan Calderon)
- I am looking for the Savior (John S. Davis)
- I am looking rather seedy now while holding (Claim-holder’s song)
- I Am Loved (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither)
- I am loved. I am loved. I can risk loving you (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither)
- I am lying on the ground (Joshua D. Yordy)
- I am Mary. How do you do? I am Billy. How are (Vilate B. Terry)
- I am much too young to go abroad (L. Clair Likes)
- I am musing today in a garden of roses, (Lucy A. R. Clark)
- I am my Beloved’s and he is mine (Lyndell Leatherman)
- I Am My Creator’s Little Sparrow (Hilja Haahti)
- I Am My Heavenly Father’s Child (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I am my Heav’nly Father’s child (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I am not asking for the riches of the land (Margaret J. Douroux)
- I am not beautiful. I want to be loved (Arnold Stringham)
- I am not blessed with riches (L. E. C.)
- I Am Not Skilled to Understand (Dora Greenwell; Aaron Shust)
- I am not skilled to understand what God hath willed (Dora Greenwell; Aaron Shust)
- I am only a broken-down rocker (Bessie C. Rasmussen)
- “I am only a visiting teacher”, she said (Edith E. Anderson)
- I am on my way to zion, I bid this world farewell
- I Am On The Battlefield For My Lord (Sylvanna Bell; E. V. Banks)
- I Am Planted (Lynn Watkins)
- I Am Praying For You (S. O’Maley Cluff)
- I Am Redeemed (Jessy Dixon)
- I am redeemed, all glory to the Lamb (A. A. Jameson)
- I am redeemed, bought with a price (Jessy Dixon)
- I Am Resolved (Palmer Hartsough)
- I am resolved no longer to linger (Palmer Hartsough)
- I am resolved no longer to linger, charmed by the world’s delights (Palmer Hartsough)
- I am satisfied with Jesus (B. McKinney)
- I am saved from sin, I have peace within (George W. Whitcomb)
- I am so blind, Lord, I cannot see the clearing (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- I Am So Glad (Rose Thomas Graham)
- I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve (Marie Wexelsen)
- I Am So Glad That Our Father (Philip P. Bliss)
- I am so glad that our Father in heaven (Philip P. Bliss)
- I am so glad that our Father in heav’n (Philip P. Bliss)
- I am so glad that our [my] Father [Savior] in heaven (Philip P. Bliss)
- I am so happy in Christ today (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- “I am sorry” is not always easy to say (Sylvia Knight Lloyd)
- I Am Standing Waiting (Shirley Erena Murray)
- I am standing waiting, waiting at your door (Shirley Erena Murray)
- I Am Thankful for My Eyes (Lucy Picco)
- I Am That I Am (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I am the baker; He’ll bake us all our bread
- I am the Bread of Life (Dennis S. Aldridge)
- I Am the Bread of Life (Suzanne Toolan)
- I am the Bread of Life, abundant life I give (Dennis S. Aldridge)
- I am the child of my father, once I dwelt with him (Luacine Clark Fox)
- I am the church! You are the church! (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- I am the dancer of the wood (Arthur Ketchum)
- I am the flunky of the house, they call me
- I Am the God That Healeth Thee (Don Moen)
- I Am the Holy Vine (James Quinn)
- I Am the Light
- I Am the Light of the World! (Jim Strathdee; Howard Thurman)
- I am the little New Year, ho, ho! Here I come (Ellen Robena Field)
- I am the music man. What do you play? (Danish folk song)
- I Am the Resurrection and the Life—Requiem aeternam (Mack Wilberg)
- I am the sister of him (Dorothy Aldis)
- I am the sister of him And he is my brother (Dorothy Aldis)
- I Am the Steward of All I Have (Carmelia de la Paz)
- I am the vine; you are the branches
- “I am the Way,” he gently spake (Camilla Collins)
- I am the Wind (Mary W. Raymond)
- I am the wind, and I come very fast; Oo (Mary W. Raymond)
- I Am Thine (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I Am Thine, O Lord (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voice (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I am Thine, O Lord—I have heard Thy voice (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I Am Thinking Today of My Savior (Daniel MacGregor)
- I am thinking today of that beautiful land (Eliza E. Hewitt)
- I Am Thy Child (Eliza R. Snow)
- I Am Thy Shepherd True (David C. Elliott)
- I am tired and weary (T. A.)
- I am Trusting (William H. McDonald)
- I am trusting, Lord, in thee (William H. McDonald)
- I Am Trusting Thee (Frances R. Havergal)
- I am trusting Thee, Lord (Frances R. Havergal)
- I Am Trusting Thee, Lord Jesus (Frances R. Havergal)
- I am trusting thee, Lord Jesus, At thy feet (Frances R. Havergal)
- I am trusting thee, Lord Jesus; At thy feet I bow (Frances R. Havergal)
- I Am Trusting You, Lord Jesus (Frances R. Havergal)
- I am waiting, weary waiting
- I am waiting, weary waiting, Like an exile
- I Am Walking on a Highway (Arthur E. Starks)
- I am walking today in the sweet Beulah land (Henry J. Zelley)
- I am watching for the coming of the glad millenial day (James M. Kirk)
- I am weak, and I need (Doris M. Akers)
- I am weak and I need Thy strength (Doris M. Akers)
- I am weak and I need Thy strength and pow’r (Doris M. Akers)
- I am weak and I need your strength and power (Doris M. Akers)
- I am weak but Thou art strong (Traditional)
- I am weak but Thou art strong; Jesus, keep me from all wrong (Traditional)
- I am weary when the night does fall (Irene R. Davis)
- I am young, and you are young, I owe you (Verda Mae Christensen)
- I Am Your Brother (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I am your brother, the years have been long (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I Am Yours, O Lord (Fanny Crosby)
- I am yours, O Lord, I have heard your voice (Fanny Crosby)
- I and my house will serve the Lord (Charles Wesley)
- Ia oe Auwaiolimu, Ko makou aloha nei (Dina)
- Ia Olioli Tatou Nei (Harry A. Dean)
- Ia ora na
- I arise from dreams of thee, In the first (Percy Bysshe Shelley)
- Ia Silasila Mai Ia (J. H. Beck)
- “I ask an interest in your prayer” (Marcella Schenk)
- I Asked (David J. Conway)
- I asked for a flower; He grew me a garden (David J. Conway)
- I Asked the Lord (J. L.; J.)
- I asked the Lord to comfort me (J. L.; J.)
- I Ask in Faith (Angie Killian)
- I ask not now for gold to gild (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- I ask not now for gold to gild, With mocking shine, and aching frame (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Ia Tatou Felata‘i Nei (E. Frank Soderborg)
- Ia ‘U‘u Mau Mea Tonu Nei
- Ia Vivii Tatou i le Alii (Harry A. Dean)
- I awoke one October morning (Matilda A. Christiansen)
- I Babylons Taage jeg tankefuld gik (J. J. M. Bohn)
- I bargained with Life for a penny (Jessie B. Rittenhouse)
- I barnlig Glæde juble vi
- I become what I will, not by gift or by chance (Sharon Schaefermeyer)
- I been hiding out (Nik Day; Garon Brett; Alyson Day; Mitch Davis)
- I Believe (Guy Richey Gibbons; Felicia Starks; Barry Gibbons)
- I Believe (Christen Cooper)
- I Believe (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne; Tyler Castleton)
- I Believe in a Hill Called Mount Calvary (Dale Oldham; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- I Believe in Being Honest (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- I believe in being honest; I believe (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- I Believe in Christ (Bruce R. McConkie)
- I believe in Christ; he is my King! (Bruce R. McConkie)
- I Believe in Families / Love at Home (Jeanni Gould)
- I Believe in God the Father (David Gambrell)
- I believe in God, the Father almighty
- I Believe in Jesus (Nona L. Brady)
- I Believe in Jesus (Marc Nelson)
- I Believe in Jesus Christ (Daniel L. Carter)
- I Believe in Jesus, I believe he is the Son of God (Marc Nelson)
- I believe in Jesus; I know His words are true (Nona L. Brady)
- I believe in one God, Father Almighty
- I believe in the old time religion, For it saves from all sin here below (Margaret J. Harris)
- I believe in the United States of America
- I believe that God put sun and moon up in the sky (Duke Ellington)
- I believe that Heav’nly Father (Kathryn B. Decker)
- I believe that Heav’nly Father knows me (Kathryn B. Decker)
- I Believe That Jesus Loves Me (Larry Pearson; Marie Pearson Tarbet)
- I belong to The Church of Jesus Christ (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Belong to the King (Ida L. Reed Smith)
- I belong to the King, I’m a child of His love (Ida L. Reed Smith)
- I belong to the King—I’m a child of His love (Ida L. Reed Smith)
- I Bind My Heart This Tide (Lauchlan MacLean Watt)
- I bind unto my self today (St. Patrick)
- I bind unto myself to-day (St. Patrick)
- I Bind Unto Myself Today (St. Patrick)
- I b’lieve I’ll sing a little song While-a you stand (Folk song)
- I Bought a Rooster (American folk song)
- I bought a rooster, my rooster pleased me (American folk song)
- I Bowed on My Knees (Nettie Dudley Washington)
- I Bowed on My Knees and Cried “Holy” (Nettie Dudley Washington)
- I bow my forehead to the dust (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- I bow my head and close my eyes (Nik Day)
- I Bow My Head and Still My Mind (Alan D. Eastman)
- I Bring You Glad Tidings (Charles Whitney Coombs)
- I Built a Ranch on the Riverbank (Antonio Almeida; Fernando Brant; João de Barro; Milton Nascimento)
- I built myself a castle, So noble, grand (Adelaide Ann Proctor)
- I Called to My God for Help (John W. Arthur)
- I Call, O Lord, on You (James Quinn)
- I call on thee, Lord Jesus Christ (Miles Coverdale)
- I Call to Thee, Lord Jesus Christ (Johann Agricola)
- I Call to You, My Rock (Martin Leckebusch)
- I call upon you, O God, come quickly to me (Psalm 141)
- I came from Alabama wid my banjo on my knee (Stephen C. Foster)
- I came from Alabama With my banjo (Stephen C. Foster)
- I came from Alabama With my banjo on my knee (Stephen C. Foster)
- I came into town just to spend some time (American cowboy song)
- I came to Alabama wid my banjo (Stephen C. Foster)
- I came to Alabama wid My banjo on my knee (Stephen C. Foster)
- I came to earth from above (Sherrie Manwill Boren)
- I came to earth with power to choose (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I came to Jesus, weary, worn, and sad (Margaret J. Harris)
- I came to the spot where the two martyrs lay (Edward Milo Webb)
- I came to the spot where the two martyrs lay, And pensively stood by their tomb (Edward Milo Webb)
- I came to this land with a gun in my hand
- I came to town de udder night (Daniel Decatur Emmett)
- I Can Be a Modern-Day Pioneer (Barbara A. McConochie)
- I Can Be That Light (Sara Cenatiempo)
- I Can Be Valiant (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I Can Do All Things (Nik Day; Tanner Townsend)
- I Can Do All Things (Nik Day)
- I Can Do All Things through Christ (Elbernita “Twinkie” Clark)
- I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me (Elbernita “Twinkie” Clark)
- I can do all things through the Lord (Nina Harris)
- I can ease your burdens (Nickole Canfield)
- I can feel the Savior guide me (Nik Day; Oba Bonner)
- I can feel You in my heartbeat (Nik Day)
- I Can Follow God’s Plan for Me (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I Can Hear Music (Malcolm E. Bessom)
- I can hear music softer than sand, creeping (Malcolm E. Bessom)
- I can hear my Savior calling (Ernest W. Blandly)
- I can hear my Savior calling, I can hear (Ernest W. Blandly)
- I can hear my Saviour calling (Ernest W. Blandly)
- I can hear my [the] Savior calling (Ernest W. Blandly)
- I can, I will, I do believe
- I cannot come. I cannot come to the banquet (Miriam Therese Winter)
- I Cannot Count Them All (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- I Cannot Dance, O Love (Jean Janzen)
- I Cannot Do Great Things
- I cannot do great things for him
- I can not doubt my dear Savior’s love (Lida Shivers Leech; Frederick G. Pitt)
- I Cannot Doubt My Dear Savior’s Love (Lida Shivers Leech; Frederick G. Pitt)
- I cannot feel, beloved, that life has failed (Alberta Huish Christensen)
- I cannot hear His words (David A. Zabriskie)
- I cannot help but know there is a God (Ramona Sartwell Seeley)
- I cannot shine like the sun, so bright (Lucy Wheelock)
- I cannot sing the beauty of this day (Blanche K. McKey)
- I Cannot Sing The Old Songs (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
- I cannot sing the old songs, I sang long years ago (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
- I cannot speak the smallest part (Neal A. Maxwell)
- I Cannot Tell (Ken Bible; William Y. Fullerton)
- I cannot tell thee whence it came (John S. Brown)
- I cannot tell why He, the King of heaven (Ken Bible; William Y. Fullerton)
- I Cannot Think of Them as Dead (Frederick L. Hosmer)
- I Can Only Imagine (Bart Millard)
- I can play a little tune, little tune, little tune
- I Can Play and Sing
- I can play a tune on the xylophone (Graham Haswell)
- I Can Pray (Karrol Corey)
- I can pray any time, anywhere (Karrol Corey)
- I can pray to my Heav’nly Father (Angie Killian)
- I can pray to my Heav’nly Father Anytime, anywhere (Angie Killian)
- I Can See Her Face (Laurie A. Huffman)
- I can see Thee! Oh, my savior! My redeemer, all (Evan Stephens)
- I can see Thee, O my Savior (Evan Stephens)
- I Can See Thee, O My Saviour! (Evan Stephens)
- I can see the storms come ’round (Peter Breinholt)
- I can sew a seam, I can stitch a holder (Aldis Dunbar)
- I can shake my tambourine, Shake, shake (Adeline Denham McCall)
- I can’t believe You let me in (Jerry Williams; Michael McLean)
- I Can’t Count Them All (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
- I Can’t Deny It (Brett Raymond)
- I Can’t Do Everything (Michael McLean)
- I Can’t Do That Sum (Glen MacDonough)
- I Can Tell
- I can tell very well, spring is here
- I can’t forget when I was sad (A. Jackson)
- I can touch the sky, I can touch the sky (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I can’t see the ending (Russ Dixon; Dustin Christensen; Tyler Castleton)
- I can’t tell if you just like me for my voice (Jenn Blosil)
- I can walk and I can talk, mama, mama (Marian Cornwall)
- I care not [today] what the morrow may bring (James Wells)
- I carry a debt I could never repay (Carrie Yost; Darla Day; Nik Day)
- I cast all my cares upon You (Kelly Willard)
- I Caught an Ita in the North (Demá Chagas; Arizão; Bala; Guaracy; Celso Trindade)
- Ice (Dorothy Aldis)
- Ice and snow in the cold, grey dawn (James Niblock)
- Ice cream, Ding-dong, ting-a-ling, ice cream (Jimmy Eaton)
- Ice Cream Man (Jimmy Eaton)
- Iceland (Ancient Norse folk song)
- Ichabod (Hannah T. King)
- I chanced to meet a friend one day (Melvin K. Knussmann)
- Ich bete an die Macht der Liebe (Gerhard Tersteegen)
- Ich bin ein Musikante (German folk song)
- Ich bin ein Musikanter / I am a good musician (German folk song)
- Ich bin getauft auf deinen Namen (Johann J. Rambach)
- Ich habe nun den Grund gefunden (Johann Andreas Rothe)
- Ich halte treulich Still (J. H. Till)
- Ich harrete des Herrn (Felix Mendelssohn)
- Ich hatte einst ein schönes Vaterland (Heinrich Heine)
- Ich hebe meine Augen (Jakob Heinrich Lützel)
- Ich komme vom Gebirge her, es dampft das Thal (Georg Philipp Schmidt von Lübeck)
- Ich liebe dich (F. von Holstein)
- Ich Liebe Dich
- Ich liebe dich, so wie du mich (F. von Holstein)
- Ich lobe dich (Friedrich Conrad Hiller)
- Ich lobe dich, mein Auge schauet (Friedrich Conrad Hiller)
- Ich lobe meinen Gott (Hans-Jürgen Netz)
- Ich lobe meinen Gott, der aus der Tiefe (Hans-Jürgen Netz)
- I choose a flying horse, a horse of dapple gray (Susanna Myers)
- I Choose Him (Staci Peters)
- I Choose You (Alyson Day; Nik Day)
- Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ (Johann Agricola)
- Ich steh an deiner Krippen hier (Paul Gerhardt)
- Ich weiß ein Land so herrlich (Louis F. Mönch)
- Ich weiss nicht, wassoll es bedeuten (Heinrich Heine)
- Ich weiß, woran ich glaube (Ernst Moritz Arndt; Carsten Hauch)
- Ich will dich lieben, meine Stärke (Johann Scheffler)
- Ich wollt’ meine Lieb’ ergösse sich (Heinrich Heine)
- Icily cold the Dnieper rages, Bitter (Ukrainian folk song)
- I cleaned up the attic this morning (Agnes Just Reid)
- I climbed a hill one day In search of knowledge (Dennis Muir)
- I climbed the hillside (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I climbed up on the merry-go-round, And (Dorothy W. Baruch)
- I climbed up the apple tree to see just what there was
- I come from Alabama With my banjo (Stephen C. Foster)
- I come, O Lord, in this great hour (Harry L. Doty)
- I Come, O Savior, to Thy Table (Friedrich C. Heyder)
- I Come, O Savior, to Your Table (Friedrich C. Heyder)
- I come short so many times (D. A.)
- I come, the great Redeemer cries (Advent Harp)
- “I come,” the great Redeemer cries, “To do thy will, O Lord!” (Advent Harp)
- I come to Alabama With my banjo on my knee (Stephen C. Foster)
- I Come to Be Baptized Today (Susan Adams)
- I come to Heav’nly Father’s house, and when (Anna Johnson)
- I Come to Him (Sally DeFord)
- I Come to the Cross (Bill Batstone; Bob Somma)
- I come to the cross seeking mercy and grace (Bill Batstone; Bob Somma)
- I come to thee in weariness (Sally DeFord)
- I Come to the Garden Alone (C. Austin Miles)
- I come to the garden alone, while the dew is still on the roses (C. Austin Miles)
- I Come to the Water (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I come to the water, in faith (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I come to town de udder night (Daniel Decatur Emmett)
- I come when the children are sleeping (Youth’s Companion)
- I come when the children are sleeping, And (Youth’s Companion)
- I Come with Joy (Brian Wren)
- I Come with Joy, a Child of God (Brian Wren)
- I come with joy to meet my Lord (Brian Wren)
- I could build my mansions out of sand (Nik Day)
- I couldn’t hear nobody pray (African-American spiritual)
- I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray (African-American spiritual)
- I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Pray (Traditional)
- I couldn’t hear nobody pray; O I couldn’t (African-American spiritual)
- I Could Sing of Your Love Forever (Martin Smith)
- I count thy friendship as a precious boon (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I Cry (Barry Gibbons)
- I cry out for your hand of mercy to heal me (Craig Musseau)
- I Cry the Day I Take the Tree Down (Michael McLean)
- I dag en humblebi jeg så
- Í dag er glatt í döprum hjörtum (Valdimar Briem)
- Í dag er vor gleðjast döpur hjörtu (J. Jóhannesson)
- Idaho (McKinley Helm)
- Idaho (Gaylord Sanford)
- Idaho, my Idaho, Name to all so dear (Gaylord Sanford)
- I’d always shine on holidays (A. R. Wells)
- I Danced in the Morning (Sydney Carter)
- I danced in the morning when the world was begun (Sydney Carter)
- I dance the bright bolero (Spanish folk song)
- I Danmark er jeg født (Hans Christian Andersen)
- I Dare To Be His Soldier (Lee A. Palmer)
- I dare to be His soldier, Strong hearted (Lee A. Palmer)
- I Decide (Dustin Christensen)
- I delight to do your will, O my God
- Ide maca oko tebe (Anon.)
- Ideo, Ideo (Piae Cantiones, 1582)
- I Depend Upon Your Faithfulness (Miguel Cassina)
- I depend upon your faithfulness / Tu fidelidad es grande (Miguel Cassina)
- Ide por Todo o Mundo (Manuel Avelino de Souza)
- I desire to follow your way
- “I’d give one thousand dollars for the first ear of corn” (Mark Nichols)
- I did not kneel in reverence (Kamie Jacobs Bolen)
- I did not ride with Paul Revere (Mark Nichols)
- I didn’t come here looking for a change (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- I Didn’t Dream (Alveretta S. Engar)
- I Dig
- I dig and dig and dig
- I’d Like to be a Farmer (Carolyn E. Sloat)
- I’d like to be a farmer And plant my field (Carolyn E. Sloat)
- I’d like to be a fireman And drive my truck (Charles J. Cromwell)
- I’d like to be a gypsy, And play my tambourine (Carol Fuller)
- I’d like to be the man that runs the crane
- I’d like to do a lot of things As I journey (Lettie B. Rich)
- I’d like to drive a wagon All full of fruits (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I’d Like to Feel This Way Again (Ron Simpson)
- I’d like to have a nickel, I’d like to have (American folk song)
- I’d like to ride on a camel’s back (Florence Fox)
- I’d like to ride on a galloping horse (Verna Meade Surer)
- I’d like to ride on a streamline train (Walter Evans)
- I’d Like to Sing (French canon)
- I’d like to tell you of a man (Staci Peters)
- I’d like to tell you of a picture book, a picture book (Foster B. Merriam)
- I do believe (William Thomas Giffe)
- I do believe that Jesus hears a little child who prays (William Thomas Giffe)
- I Do, Don’t You? (Melville W. Miller)
- I do not ask for miracles By which to prove his love (Audrey Stubbart)
- I do not ask for petty blessings (Lena Lambert Graham)
- I Do Not Ask to Choose My Path (Henry J. Zelley)
- I do not know which I love best, Because (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- I do not know why oft ’round me (Lida Shivers Leech)
- I do not want to clean my teeth (Ivy W. Stone)
- “I do not want to clean my teeth,” A little boy once cried (Ivy W. Stone)
- I do not wish for banks of flowers (Annie G. Lauritzen)
- I Don’t Feel It Anymore (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- I Don’t Feel No Ways Tired (Curtis Burrell)
- I don’t know about tomorrow (Ira F. Stamphill)
- I don’t know about tomorrow, I just live from day to day (Ira F. Stamphill)
- I don’t know how to hold a cloud (Stephanie Smith Mabey; Jeannine Lasky)
- I don’t know of anything I’d rather do (Mary Stallings)
- I don’t know the answers to the questions of the day (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I don’t know where it comes from (Cori Connors)
- I don’t know where the wind goes (B. Michael Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
- I don’t know why I let myself (Rich Gibbons)
- I don’t know why I want to cry (Edith Lovell)
- I don’t possess houses or lands (Kenneth Morris)
- I don’t possess houses or lands, fine clothes or jew’lry (Kenneth Morris)
- I don’t remember The day that I chose (Ben Olsen)
- I don’t understand it, But I feel it in my heart (Nik Day)
- I Don’t Want to Part from Here (Richard T. Haag)
- I Don’t Want to Return to the World and Sin (Vicente Poot P.)
- I don’t want your weevily wheat, I don’t (American folk song)
- I Do Remember Thee (Joseph L. Townsend)
- I’d rather have fingers than toes (Gelett Burgess)
- I’d Rather Have Jesus (Rhea F. Miller)
- I’d rather have Jesus than silver or gold (Rhea F. Miller)
- I’d rather live in Utah than palaces elsewhere
- I dreamed I stood in high heaven, near to God’s (F. A. Huish)
- I dreamed I walked at sunrise with the Lord (Barbara Tanner; Randy Thorderson)
- I dreamed I walked where Jesus walked (Dale E. Carrick)
- I dreamed of a city called glory, so bright and so fair (Nettie Dudley Washington)
- I dreamed of that city called Glory (Nettie Dudley Washington)
- I dreamed of the hills and the streams far away (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I dreamed one night, not long ago (Neal A. McAulay)
- I dreamed one night not long ago, Of mansions in the skies (Neal A. McAulay)
- I dream of a home in the valley (Arnold Sundgaard)
- I dream of a languorous, tideless shore (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Dream of Jeanie (Stephen Foster)
- I dream of Jeanie with the light brown hair (Stephen Foster)
- I dream of trees I used to know (Bulgarian song)
- I dream there’s a boy somewhere whose love is true
- I dreamt I owned a desert isle in far-off seas (Aldis Dunbar)
- I dwell ’mid mountains high (John S. Davis)
- Idyl (Hannah T. King)
- Ieova <em>e,</em> ia E talia (Joseph H. Carpenter)
- Ieova e, ia E Talia (Joseph H. Carpenter)
- Ieova e, ua E Auina Mai (Harry A. Dean)
- Iesu Talia Mai
- I Exalt Thee (Pete Sanchez Jr.)
- I Extol You (Jennifer Randolph)
- If (Joseph Arber)
- If (Nursery rhyme)
- If a Body Finds a Lesson (Anon.)
- If a body meet a body (Scotch folk song)
- If a body meet a body, Comin’ thro’ (Scotch folk song)
- If a body meet a body, Comin’ Thro’ The Rye (Scotch folk song)
- If a Brother
- If a brother meet a brother
- I Face the World (Joan Oviatt)
- If a lassie or a laddie would keep well
- If all men had been, and were (Steven K. Jones)
- If all our hopes and all our fears (John Bowring)
- If all our hopes and all our fears Were prisoned in life’s narrow bound (John Bowring)
- If all the sweetest songbirds in the land (Vilate Roundy)
- If all the world was apple-pie, And all (Nursery rhyme)
- If all the world were apple pie, And all (Nursery rhyme)
- If all were rain and never sun (Christina G. Rossetti)
- If all were rain and never sun, No bow (Christina G. Rossetti)
- If a Man Say, I Love God (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- If among the garden flow’rs A choice I had (Emilie Poulsson)
- If anybody asks you who I am
- If Any Little Word of Ours
- If any little word of ours Can make one heart
- If Any Man Lack Wisdom (Evan Stephens)
- “If any man lack wisdom, let him ask of God” (Evan Stephens)
- If any of you lack wisdom (James 1:5; Josephine Mader)
- If Any of You Lack Wisdom (Craig S. Petrie)
- If Any of You Lack Wisdom (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- If Any of You Lack Wisdom (James 1:5–6 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- If Anyone Is Thirsty (Vicente Poot P.)
- If apples were pears
- If apples were pears, And peaches were plums
- I fashioned me a little rhyme (Linnie Fisher Robinson)
- If a song I bring Makes one heart gay (Frances Mills)
- If bees stay at home, Rain will soon come (Traditional)
- If by Your Grace I Choose to Be (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- If Christ Had Not Been Raised from Death (Christopher M. Idle)
- If Christ Should Speak to Me (Jenny W. Francis)
- If Death My Friend and Me Divide (Charles Wesley)
- If earth can be more lovely
- I feast upon the Holy word (Patricia D. Bush)
- I feel a chill when the shadows grow still (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I feel a quiet peace (Shiree Sandall)
- I Feel at Peace (Carolyn J. Rasmus)
- I Feel Heaven Here (Catherine Papworth; Todd Schwartzman; Russ Dixon)
- I feel Jesus, I feel Jesus (Carman Licciardello)
- I Feel Jesus in This Place (Carman Licciardello)
- I Feel Like I’m on My Journey Home (Traditional)
- I feel like traveling on (William Hunter)
- I Feel My Savior’s Love (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley; Laurie A. Huffman)
- I feel my Savior’s love In all the world (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley; Laurie A. Huffman)
- I feel my Savior’s Love in all the world around me (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley; Laurie A. Huffman)
- I Feel My Savior’s Love / Where Love Is (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley; Laurie A. Huffman; Joanne Bushman Doxey; Norma Smith)
- I Feel Peace (Suzanne Ostler Shippen)
- “I feel so happy so happy today” (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I feel something inside me (Nik Day; Bailey Lawson)
- I Feel the Answer (Ron Simpson; Clive Romney)
- I feel the light That my Savior gives me (Nik Day)
- I feel the morning breeze caress my brow (Henry Van Dyke; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I Feel the Spirit (Matthew J. Neeley)
- I feel the Spirit, gentle the peace (Matthew J. Neeley)
- I Feel the Winds of God Today (Jessie Adams)
- I feel those blessings in the love of the Father (Charlene Moore Cooper)
- I felt so very cross one time (Harriet G. Brown)
- I felt so young and strong and independent (Susan Evans McCloud)
- If ever in a shady hollow, When summer (Frederick Manley)
- If Ever I See (Anon.)
- If ever I see, On bush or tree (Anon.)
- If ever thou art sick, or sad, or sore oppressed (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- If Everyone in the World (Marcel Achard)
- If ever you should go by chance (Carolyn Wells)
- If everything around me, everything (Nik Day; Oba Bonner)
- If ev’ryone would whistle When things (Susanna Myers)
- If God Be for Us (Romans 8:31, 35, 37; Philip W. Blycker)
- If God Himself Be for Me (Paul Gerhardt)
- If God Is with Us, What Can Stand Against Us? (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
- If God My Lord Be for Me (Paul Gerhardt)
- If human kindness meets return (Gerard T. Noel)
- If human kindness meets return, And owns the grateful tie (Gerard T. Noel)
- If I am a steward true (Herbert Six)
- If I am a steward true I will tithe my time anew (Herbert Six)
- If I Am Faithful to God (Юлия Сеимова (Yulia Salimov))
- If I but dare to think (John Lyon)
- If I but heed the word of God (Margaret Mellinger)
- If I can dry one tear today, Hold back one soul (Joseph Arber)
- If I Can See (Ramona Sartwell Seeley)
- If I can see some good I’ve done (Ramona Sartwell Seeley)
- If I can’t hear His words (David A. Zabriskie)
- If I could but portray in words or paint (Evelyn Wooster Viner)
- If I could find a way to hide (Steve James)
- If I could give to you a dew-wrapped day (Helen Candland Stark)
- If I could give you just one gift (Winona F. Thomas)
- If I could go a-sailing In anything I please
- If I could go to Galilee (Kathleen Wood Holyoak; Carma Salvesen)
- If I could have a little boat To sail the ocean (Marian Greene)
- If I Could Please Thee, Lord, Today (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If I could stand upon the shores of Galilee (Annie Wells Cannon)
- If I could’ve seen the future (Nik Day)
- If I Could Visit Bethlehem (Brian Wren)
- If I’d as Much Money (Nursery rhyme)
- If I’d as much money as I could spend (Nursery rhyme)
- If I Fly as Birds at Dawning (Edith Sinclair Downing)
- If I Got My Ticket, Can I Ride? (African-American spiritual)
- If I go to Galilee and walk along with Him (Derena Bell)
- If I Had a Hammer (Lee Hays; Pete Seeger)
- If I had a hammer, I’d hammer in the morning (Lee Hays; Pete Seeger)
- If I had a hundred dollars to spend (Rachel Field)
- If I had a little boat, I would sail
- If I had a little boat, I would sail and I
- If I had a little boat, I would sail and I would
- If I had been a little child (Sally DeFord)
- If I Had Been a Shepherd (Pauline Klecker Fisher)
- If I had been a shepherd, could I have seen his star (Pauline Klecker Fisher)
- If I Had Been in Bethlehem (Sally DeFord)
- If I had been there at His trial (Kenneth Cope)
- If I had lived in days of old (Jenny W. Francis)
- If I had lived in Galilee Or walked (Eleanor P. Madsen)
- If I had lived when Jesus did (Joyce A. Ainsworth)
- If I had my choice of mothers
- If I Had My ’Druthers (Joyce Orlob Evans)
- If I had my ’druthers, I ’druther have A prickly (Joyce Orlob Evans)
- If I Had Wings (Christine Turner Curtis)
- If I had wings of silver-gray, I’d join a flock (Christine Turner Curtis)
- If I Have Not Love (1 Corinthians 13; Barbara C. Mink)
- If I have wounded any one today (C. Maud Battersby)
- If I have wounded any soul today (C. Maud Battersby)
- If I knew that life’s span were measured (Hattie Chritchlow Jensen)
- If I Knew You (Nixon Waterman)
- If I knew you and you knew me (Nixon Waterman)
- If I Listen with My Heart (Sally DeFord)
- If I lose my little wooden shoes (Adeline McCall)
- I find dear heart we’re growing old (H. M. Estabrooke)
- I Find Faith (Hilary Weeks)
- If in the days of Abraham (Lula Greene Richards)
- If in the days of Abraham Jehovah’s power was shown (Lula Greene Richards)
- If I only had a violin How I would like (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- If I planted a garden (Sally DeFord)
- If I planted a garden, If I carefully (Sally DeFord)
- I first saw my sweet Choucoune Within (Oswald Durand)
- If I speak just words of kindness (Samuel B. Mitton)
- If I speak just words of kindness unto all whom I (Samuel B. Mitton)
- If It Could Be (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- If it could be that you and I (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- If it ever starts to feel like (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- If It Wasn’t for the Blood That Was Spilled (Rigaud Clervil)
- If it was up to me, I wouldn’t know (Nik Day)
- If I walk in the pathway of duty (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- If I Were a Birdie (Nina B. Hartford)
- If I were a birdie I’d sing a sweet song (Nina B. Hartford)
- If I were a drummer, if I were a drummer (Laura E. Richards)
- If I Were a Rose (Lucile R. Willson)
- If I were a rose on the garden wall (Lucile R. Willson)
- If I Were a Shepherd (Stephanie K. Adams)
- If I were a sunbeam (Mary Wilson Todd)
- If I were a sunbeam and you were a rose (Mary Wilson Todd)
- If I Were a Tree (Falk School Primary Group)
- If I were a tree, Which one would I be? (Falk School Primary Group)
- If I were a tree, Which would I be? (Falk School Primary Group)
- If I Were a Witch (Wallace E. De Pue)
- If I were a witch I’d laugh (Wallace E. De Pue)
- If I Were King of Ireland (Albert Percival Graves)
- If I were not a child, I’d choose (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- If I Were Not Upon the Stage (James Entwistle Sr.)
- If I Were Not Upon The Stage something (James Entwistle Sr.)
- If I Were You (Alice Hirsh)
- I fix my eyes on Him (Rachel P. Mohlman)
- I fix my eyes on Him. The sounds and lights of the world grow dim (Rachel P. Mohlman)
- If Jesus Goes With Me (C. Austin Miles)
- If Jesus Had Not Come (Albert C. Norton)
- If My People’s Hearts Are Humbled (Claire Cloninger)
- If My people, which are called by My name (Jimmy Owens)
- If My People Will Pray (Jimmy Owens)
- If My Songs Had Wings
- If not for me the laurels Of a poet’s noble brow (Hattie Chritchlow Jensen)
- I Fold My Arms (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my arms and bow my head
- I Fold My Arms and Bow My Head (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my arms and bow my head and listen when
- I fold my arms and bow my head and listen when the prayer is said
- I fold my arms and bow my head and listen when the prayer is said
- I fold my arms and bow my head. I close my (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my arms and bow my head, I close my eyes and pray (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my arms and bow my head, I’m good (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my arms and bow my head, I’m good as I can be (Anna Johnson)
- I Fold My Hands, Lord (Opwekking)
- I Fold My Little Hands (Thorbjørn Egner)
- I fold my little hands up so (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my little hands up so, And hold them (Anna Johnson)
- I fold my little hands up so, And hold them in my lap (Anna Johnson)
- If one were alone in this world without friend (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- If Only (Orrin Hatch; Peter McCann)
- If Only
- If Only He Is Mine (Georg Friedrich Phillip von Hardenberg)
- If only I hadn’t gone down that road (Hilary Weeks)
- If only we were gathered there (Don Stirling; Sam Cardon; Tyler Castleton)
- If Only You Believe in Yourself (Michael McLean)
- If on occasion you hae found Your language (Marilyn P. Adams)
- If on occasion you have found (Marilyn P. Adams)
- If on occasion you have found Your language (Marilyn P. Adams)
- I Found a Song on the Road (Halfdan Rasmussen)
- I found free grace and dying love (African-American spiritual)
- I found such a wonderful Savior (Haldor Lillenas)
- I Found the Answer (J. L.)
- I found the cutest valentine (Helen Van Cleve)
- I found the cutest valentine all curled up in a ball (Helen Van Cleve)
- If perchance life’s pathway’s dreary (Ethel Cooper)
- If Rosy Sunsets Never Paled (Emilie Poulsson)
- If rosy sunsets never paled, If never came (Emilie Poulsson)
- If Scotland lost a hero brave (John Lyon)
- If somebody puts you down (Dustin Christensen)
- If someone should promise you riches Of wisdom (Clara W. McMaster)
- If sometime you’re feeling blue, Don’t like (Victor Young)
- If Suddenly Upon the Street (Charles F. Richardson)
- If suddenly upon the street, My gracious (Charles F. Richardson)
- If Suddenly Upon the Streets (Charles F. Richardson)
- If the brook would only wait a bit, I could (Russell M. Dodge)
- If the dark shadows gather As you go along (Lizzie DeArmond)
- If the ev’ning’s red and the morning’s gray (English folk song)
- If the great man who, from the pulpit (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- If there e’er was call for kings to rise, and steady (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- If there is anything good out there (Greg Simpson)
- If there is anything, if there is anything, anything (Rhea B. Allen)
- If there’s a shepherd with you dwelling (Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian)
- If There’s Ever A Time (Roberta Flake Clayton)
- If there’s ever a time you suffer alone (Roberta Flake Clayton)
- If there’s ought in the bland expressive face (John Lyon)
- If There’s Sunshine In Your Heart (Helen Silcott Dungan)
- If there’s trouble anywhere, and your soul is near despair (A. A. Jameson; Haldor Lillenas)
- If there were witchcraft I’d make two wishes
- If the Savior Stood Beside Me (Sally DeFord)
- If the Savior Stood Beside Me / Teach Me to Walk in the Light (Sally DeFord; Clara W. McMaster)
- If the smoke from the mouth of the chimney (Marian Douglas)
- If the Spirit of the Lord moves in my soul
- If the way be full of trial (W. H. Flaville)
- If the Way Be Full of Trial, Weary Not (W. H. Flaville)
- If the Way Be-Full of Trial, Weary Not (W. H. Flaville)
- If the way be full of trial; Weary not! If it’s one of sore denial (W. H. Flaville)
- If the way be full of trial, Weary not! (Weary not!) (W. H. Flaville)
- If the world from you withhold (Charles A. Tindley)
- If the world from you withhold of its silver and its gold (Charles A. Tindley)
- If the World Wanted to Run (Rigaud Clervil)
- If They Tell You
- If this be life, ’tis less I ask, not more (Blanche Robbins)
- If This Child Were Born Today (Berta Poorman; Sonja Poorman)
- If this song looks like a riddle (T. D. B.)
- If thou art blessed this Yuletide morn (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- If thou but suffer God to guide thee (Georg Neumark)
- If thou but trust in God to guide thee (Georg Neumark)
- If Thou Had Been Here (Vickey Pahnke Taylor; Kenneth Cope; Randy Kartchner)
- If Thou Lovest Me (Arleen M. Snow)
- If thou lovest me, feed my sheep (Arleen M. Snow)
- If through affliction Shines thy face (Nellie R. Young)
- If to be independent, means a proud (John Lyon)
- If truth in man be virtue’s highest aim (John Lyon)
- If Uncle Sam’s Determined
- If we are able to set the table (Alice R. Baldwin)
- If We Could Fly
- If we could see beyond to-day (C. L. B.)
- If We Could See Beyond Today (C. L. B.)
- If We Could Understand (Laurene Highfield)
- If we die with the Lord
- If We Forget Ourselves (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- If We Have Died to Ourselves (Marty Haugen)
- If we have died to ourselves in Jesus (Marty Haugen)
- If We Hold A Little Longer (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If We Knew (Anon.)
- If We Knew
- If we knew the cares that trouble (Anon.)
- If we knew when walking thoughtless
- If we lived as friends and neighbors
- If We Love Him (Nik Day)
- If we make it thru the night, oh (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If We Never Meet Again (Albert E. Brumley)
- If we never meet again this side of heaven (Albert E. Brumley)
- If we only sought to brighten every pathway dark (Harry A. Dean)
- If we only sought to brighten Ev’ry pathway (Harry A. Dean)
- If we’re faithful to live by each forthcoming word (Eliza R. Snow)
- If we run from you (Daniel Charles Damon)
- If we share this road for a portion (Cherie Call)
- If we want someone to listen (Nik Day; Maddie Wilson)
- If we want something to change (Nik Day)
- If we would all be good friends and neighbors (Hebrew round)
- If we would all be good friends and neighbours (Hebrew round)
- If when you give the best of your service (Lucie E. Campbell)
- If winds and flowers and trees could speak (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- If with All Your Hearts (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your hearts ye truly love me (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your hearts ye truly seek me (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your hearts ye truly seek me, ye shall (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your hearts ye truly seek me, Ye shall ever (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your hearts you truly seek me (Julius Schubring)
- If with all your heart you truly seek Me (Julius Schubring)
- If Ye Be Willing (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If ye continue in my word, If ye continue (Paul B. Cragun)
- If Ye Love Me (Thomas Tallis)
- If Ye Seek Me (Gary Croxall)
- If ye seek me, ye shall find me. Come search (Gary Croxall)
- If ye would crash the tree
- If you are tired of the load of your sin (Leila Naylor Morris)
- If You Believe (Nik Day)
- If You Believe and I Believe (Zimbabwean song)
- If you believe, you can move (Nik Day)
- If you believe, you can move the highest mountains (Nik Day)
- If You But Trust in God to Guide You (Georg Neumark)
- If you cannot on the ocean (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- If you cannot on the ocean sail among the swiftest fleet (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- If you can smile when underneath (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- If you chance to meet a frown (Daniel Taylor)
- If you chance to meet a frown, Do not let it stay (Daniel Taylor)
- If You Could Hie to Kolob (William W. Phelps)
- If you could hie to Kolob In the twinkling of an eye (William W. Phelps)
- If you could lead me soul to soul (Tyler Castleton; John McVey; Staci Peters)
- If you could see what I see (Nik Day; Kendra Lowe)
- If you don’t let me wash your feet
- If you don’t walk as most people do (Carol Lynn Pearson)
- If you from sin are longing to be free (H. G. Jackson)
- If you have hard work to do, do it now (Charles R. Skinner)
- If you have heard the gospel (Michael Piacentino)
- If you humble yourself before the Lord (Zambia)
- If you hurry, hurry, hurry, With the things (Susanna Myers)
- If you join San Miguel’s ring, Some good (Rio Grande folk game)
- If you know a lonesome lassie who is feeling sad and blue (Pearl H. Timpson)
- If you learn a very easy song, Derry down
- If you lend a helping hand
- If you listen you will hear The sound of voices (Susanna Myers)
- If You Live Right
- If you live right, heaven belongs to you
- If you’ll listen little children, I will tell a story true (Patty S. Hill)
- If You Love ’Em, Tell ’Em (Kevin Kelly; Sonja Eddings Brown)
- If You Love Me (Jeanni Gould)
- If You Love Me (David Haas)
- If you miss me singing down here
- If You, My Church, Seek Ways of Peace (Dennis S. Aldridge)
- If You Only Had Faith (Matthew 17:20–21)
- If you only had faith / Si tuvieras fe (Matthew 17:20–21)
- If You Only Knew Him (Lizzie DeArmond)
- If you only knew my Saviour (Lizzie DeArmond)
- If Your Beloved Son, O God (Johann Heermann)
- If your chapter is dead and has lost its pep
- If you’re ever in a jam, here I am (Cole Porter)
- If you’re feeling all alone (Nik Day; Russ Dixon)
- If You’re Happy (Anon.)
- If You’re Happy and You Know It (Anon.)
- If you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands (Anon.)
- If Your Eye Be Single (Brent N. Jorgensen)
- If your eye be single to the glory of God (Brent N. Jorgensen)
- If Your Heart Keeps Right (Lizzie DeArmond)
- If you see a little cloud in the sky (Douglas Whitehead)
- If you should go to Aberdeen, Ah (David Stevens)
- If you sit down at set of sun (George Eliot)
- If you take a trip across the ocean
- If you tried and have not won (Phoebe Cary)
- If You Try
- If you’ve been drifting (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- If you’ve been wond’rin’ where you belong (Austin Armstrong; Mina Brett; Ashley Hess; Brandon Pak)
- If you’ve found Jesus the Friend that you need (Susan R. Peck)
- If you’ve tried and have not won (Phoebe Cary)
- If you’ve tried and have not won, Never stop (Phoebe Cary)
- If you want to be happy You must learn to work! (Rita S. Robinson)
- If you want to know where the Super is
- If you were a diamond ring (Nik Day; Dylan Manzanares)
- If You were a Flower (Emilie Poulsson)
- If you were a flower, And I were a shower (Emilie Poulsson)
- If you were the one you talked about (Ida Hansen Steed)
- If you will be my Valentine, My charming (Anna M. Pratt)
- If You Will Only Let God Guide You (Georg Neumark)
- If You Will Trust in God to Guide You (Georg Neumark)
- If you would be brave indeed, Follow (Mary C. Gleitz)
- If you would be happy, contented and free (American folk song)
- If You Would Labor In Zion (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If you would live on heaven’s shore (Arlene L. Buffington)
- If you would make a snow-man, Put on (Sarah Grames Clark)
- I gave father a valentine, It had his name (Dorothy Langley)
- I gave from a sense of duty (Della Adams Leitner)
- I Gave My Life for Thee (Frances R. Havergal)
- I gave my life for thee, My precious blood (Frances R. Havergal)
- I gave my life for thee, My precious blood I shed (Frances R. Havergal)
- I gave my life for [to] thee (Frances R. Havergal)
- I gaze on the sun; it mounts in the skies (Norwegian folk song)
- I Gaze upon the Wondrous Cross (Tom Eggleston)
- I give all my service to You (Larnelle Harris)
- I Give All to You (Larnelle Harris)
- I Give You My Heart (Reuben Morgan)
- Igjennem Nat og Traengsel (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Iglesia de Cristo (Mateo Cosidó)
- Iglesia de Cristo reanima tu amor (Mateo Cosidó)
- I Glory in My Jesus (Sally DeFord)
- I Glory in My Jesus (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I go in search of happiness; I hunt (Ella J. Coulam)
- I got a crown up in-a that kingdom
- I got a mule, her name is Sal, Fifteen miles (American folk song)
- I got a robe, you got a robe, All of God’s (Southern folk song)
- I got-a shoes, you got-a shoes (Southern folk song)
- I got a shoe you got a shoe (Southern folk song)
- I Go to Him in Prayer (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- Igra Kolo (Yugoslav round)
- Igra kolo veselo, širom šorom (Yugoslav round)
- I Greet Thee, Who My Sure Redeemer Art (John Calvin)
- I Greet You, Sure Redeemer (John Calvin)
- I greet you, sure Redeemer, with my heart (John Calvin)
- I had a cat and my cat pleased me
- I had a cat and the cat pleas’d me
- I had a cat and the cat pleased me
- I had a friend to whom I said farewell! (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I had a garden, fresh and fair, With many
- I Had a Little Doggy (Nursery rhyme)
- I had a little doggy That used (Nursery rhyme)
- I had a little doggy That used to sit (Nursery rhyme)
- I had a little doggy That used to sit and beg (Nursery rhyme)
- I Had a Little Hobby-Horse (Nursery rhyme)
- I had a little hobby-horse, And it was (Nursery rhyme)
- I had a little horse
- I had a little horse, His name was Jack
- I Had a Little Monkey
- I had a little monkey, His name was Slimzy Jim
- I Had a Little Nut Tree (English nursery song)
- I had a little nut tree, nothing would it bear (English nursery song)
- I Had a Little Overcoat (Yiddish folk song)
- I had a little overcoat as old as could be (Yiddish folk song)
- I had a little pig, He had a curly tail
- I had a little pony; His name was Dapple Gray (English nursery rhyme)
- I had a little pony once Who was so very small
- I had a little row boat; ’Twas called
- I had a magic nut tree; Nothing would
- I had a tooth that wiggled loose (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
- I had four brothers over the sea (Nursery rhyme)
- I had knelt in the valley of sorrow (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I had looked to the day when to you I could be (VaLois South Chipman)
- I had six nice little doggies, They were (Christine Turner Curtis)
- I hark to the river by night and by day (Lucinda Lee Dalton)
- I hate hypocrisy—that velvet thing (Eliza R. Snow)
- I have a baby sister (Ida Romney Alldredge)
- I have a baby sister, A darling tiny mite (Minnie E. Hicks)
- I have a baby sister Who’s like a sunbeam bright (Ida Romney Alldredge)
- I have a bright green poncho That my mother (Ecuadorian folk song)
- I have a bug (love bug), Its wings are green (Carl Hope)
- I have a daddy, big and strong (Thea Cannon)
- I have a dog all shaggy, His ears (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- I Have a Dream (Pamela J. Pettitt)
- “I have a dream,” a man once said (Pamela J. Pettitt)
- I have a faithful household friend (Ella J. Coulam)
- I have a family here on earth (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- I Have a Family Tree (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
- I have a fam’ly here on earth (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- I have a fam’ly here on earth. They are so good (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- I have a fam’ly tree (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
- I have a fam’ly tree With branches by the dozens (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
- I have a Father; to me He has given (Samuel O’Malley Cluff)
- I Have a Friend in Heaven (Clement H. Jack Linn)
- I have a friend in Jesus, He’s everything to me (Charles W. Fry)
- I have a friend who I can depend on (Melanie M. Hoffman)
- I Have a Friend Who Loves Me
- I Have a Garden (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- I have a garden, a lovely garden (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- I have a garden, a lovely garden, With flowers blossoming (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- I have a garden, I have a hoe; Slowly (Lois Lenski)
- I have a gift from my Father above (Annette W. Dickman)
- I have a great gift from my Father above (Annette W. Dickman)
- I have a Heavenly Father (Mayre N. Neilsen)
- I have a home above (Henry Bennett)
- I have a home above, From sin and sorrow free (Henry Bennett)
- I have a little billy goat (Anna Johnson)
- I have a little flock of sheep (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
- I have a little garden (Frances K. Taylor)
- I have a little garden, I wish you all to know (Frances K. Taylor)
- I have a little gift, A gift to give you (David Lundie)
- I have a little hammer That goes Tink, tink (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Have a Little Pony (Bertha M. Rhodes)
- I have a little pony; I’ll feed him well (Bertha M. Rhodes)
- I have a little puppy, He has a stubby tail
- I Have a Little Song to Sing (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I have a little song to sing, A little game (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I have a little song to sing, A little game to play (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Have a Little Valentine (Mary C. Parsons)
- I have a little valentine That someone sent (Mary C. Parsons)
- I have a little zither, It is with me (Carol Powell)
- I have a living hope (Nancy Gordon; Jamie Harvill)
- I have a Maker (Tommy Walker)
- I have a Maker, He formed my heart (Tommy Walker)
- I have a mother kind and sweet (Thea Cannon)
- I have a mother who sings to me (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- I Have an Embroidered Handkerchief (Traditional)
- I have a new bonnet with gay flowers on it (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- I have a new red scooter; You’d better (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- I have a ring on my finger (Joleen G. Meredith)
- I have a ring on my finger, the best ever seen (Joleen G. Meredith)
- I have a rooster, my rooster loves me
- I Have a Savior (Randy Kartchner; Ryan Maag)
- I have a Savior, He’s pleading in glory (S. O’Maley Cluff)
- I have a Savior—He’s pleading in glory (S. O’Maley Cluff)
- I have a Saviour, He’s pleading in glory (S. O’Maley Cluff)
- I have a Saviour that’s gone before
- I have a ship on the ocean, All lin’d (Tennessee folk song)
- I have a ship on the ocean All lined (Tennessee folk song)
- I have a small family here, A family (Frances Weld Danielson)
- I have a small family here, A family full (Frances Weld Danielson)
- I have a song I love to sing (Edwin O. Excell)
- I have a song I love to sing, since I (Edwin O. Excell)
- I have a song I love to sing, since I have been redeemed (Edwin O. Excell)
- I have a song that Jesus gave me (Elton M. Roth)
- I have a song that Jesus gave me (Elton M. Roth)
- I have a testimony sacred and dear (Bettie Jones; Myriel Cluff Ashton)
- I have a testimony sacred and dear to me (Bettie Jones; Myriel Cluff Ashton)
- I have a tiny apron With a pocket and a bow (Eunice J. Miles)
- I Have a Toy Balloon (Traditional)
- I have been blessed beyond measure (Stephen P. Schank)
- I have been called the Lonely One of earth (Claire Stewart Boyer)
- I have been to see where the fairies dwell (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I have bought a parrot whom I call Lorita (Portuguese folk song)
- I Have Called You by Your Name (Daniel Charles Damon)
- I have called you by your name / Con mi nombre los llamé / Tu sais… je t’ai appelé (Daniel Charles Damon)
- I Have Called You by Your Name / Con mi nombre los llamé / Tu sais… je t’ai appelé par ton nom (Daniel Charles Damon)
- I have come from our Father’s kingdom (Iris W. Schow)
- I Have Come from the Darkness (Marian Wood Chaplin)
- I Have Decided to Follow Jesus (S. Sundar Singh)
- I Have Decided to Follow Jesus / He decidido seguir a Cristo / Moi, j’ai décidé de suivre Jésus (S. Sundar Singh)
- I Have Faith (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Have Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I have found a deep peace that I never had known (Haldor Lillenas)
- I have found a friend in Jesus (Charles W. Fry)
- I have found a friend in Jesus, He’s everything, He’s the fairest (Charles W. Fry)
- I have found a friend in Jesus, He’s everything to me (Charles W. Fry)
- I have found a friend in Jesus, He’s ev’rything (Charles W. Fry)
- I have found a friend in Jesus, He’s ev’rything to me (Charles W. Fry)
- I have found a precious resting place (Haldor Lillenas)
- I have found His grace is all complete (Barney E. Warren)
- I have found sweet rest for my weary soul (Lelia N. Morris)
- I have found the glorious (James L. Edwards)
- I have found the glorious gospel (James L. Edwards)
- I have found the glorious gospel that was taught (James L. Edwards)
- I have found the glorious gospel that was taught in former years (James L. Edwards)
- I have heard a voice I want to believe (Susan Evans McCloud; Ron Simpson)
- I have heard it in the night-time, when the vales were fast asleep (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I have heard of a land on a faraway strand (F. A. F. Wood-White)
- I have heard of a land on a faraway strand, In the Bible (F. A. F. Wood-White)
- I have heard of a land on the far away strand (James C. Moore)
- I have heard of a land on the faraway strand (James C. Moore)
- I have heard of a land On the far-away strand, ’Tis a (James C. Moore)
- I have heard of a mansion That is brighter than the sun (L. K.)
- I have heard of a tree, a great Christmas tree (Charles A. Tindley)
- I have heard the mavis singing (Charles Jeffries)
- I Have Heard the Sweetest Story (Vida E. Smith)
- I Have It, Why Not Share It (Susan Evans McCloud)
- I Have Joy in My Soul
- I have lighted my candle of hope (Mary E. Gillin)
- I Have Listened (Joseph Luff)
- I have listened and recorded (Joseph Luff)
- I have listened and recorded—Every word before me lies (Joseph Luff)
- I Have Listened to Your Pleadings (E. Y. Hunker)
- I have lost, I have failed (Tarekebi Beinbein)
- I have lost the do of my clarinet (Old French song)
- I have made my choice forever, I will walk (E. E. Williams)
- I have made this plea on my knees (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I have many little friends (Tessie Smith)
- I have my toys, my train of cars, My auto (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- I have need of help beyond myself (Susan Evans McCloud)
- I have new shoes in the fall time (Alice Wilkins)
- I have no home, where shall I go? (Lucy Mack Smith)
- I have not done my best today (Camilla Collins)
- I Have Not Seen My Heavenly Father (Carmelia de la Paz)
- I have not seen the hand of God (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I Have Not Seen, Yet I Believe (Sally DeFord)
- I have often sailed a wild and stormy sea (Haldor Lillenas)
- I have often wondered about roads (Grace Zenor Pratt)
- I Have One Deep, Supreme Desire (Thomas O. Chisholm)
- I have planted a garden, so I know what faith is (Donald V. Lents)
- I have read in God’s Word of a wonderful land (C. Harold Lowden)
- I have read of a beautiful city (Jonathan Bush Atchinson)
- I have seen the gorgeous palace (Evan Stephens)
- I have seen the gorgeous palace, I have view’d (Evan Stephens)
- I Have Seen the Light (Chris Machen; Robert Sterling)
- I have seen the Light shining in the darkness (Chris Machen; Robert Sterling)
- I have seen the mavis singing (Charles Jefferys)
- I Have Seen You Today, Lord (Alvaro Michelin Salomon)
- I have settled the question (Haldor Lillenas)
- I have some very dear friends, They live (Agness A. West)
- I have stood on the shore of the beautiful sea (Eliza R. Snow)
- I have the cutest little zoo, All bears (Linn Moore Miller)
- I have three friends and I will name them (French song)
- I have to ears to hear the truth (Georgia Maeser)
- I have traveled all over this fame spotted earth (William W. Phelps)
- I have tried you in fires of affliction (Daniel L. Schutte)
- I Have Two Ears (Georgia Maeser)
- I have two ears to hear the truth (Georgia Maeser)
- I have two ears to hear the truth, Two eyes (Georgia Maeser)
- I have two feet (Margery S. Cannon)
- I have two feet that hop with me, that skip (Margery S. Cannon)
- I have two funny little dogs, Their heads (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I have two grandpas and two grandmas (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
- I have two happy little feet (Norma Madsen Thomas)
- I have two happy little feet To take me (Norma Madsen Thomas)
- I have two happy little feet to take me where I go (Norma Madsen Thomas)
- I Have Two Little Hands (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- I have two little hands, folded snugly and tight (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- I have walked many miles on my own (Nik Day)
- I have walked with sorrow (Grace Ingles Frost)
- I have wandered and I have struggled (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- I Have Work Enough to Do (Josephine Pollard)
- I have work enough to do, Ere the sun (Josephine Pollard)
- I have work enough to do, Ere the sun goes down (Josephine Pollard)
- I Have Worn the Wing of the Lark (M. Rosing)
- I Have You (Emma Lounsbury)
- I have you, Yes I do (Austrian folk song)
- I Hear a Knock (Jeanni Gould)
- I hear a loud sound. The smith swings (Johann Ludwig Uhland)
- I heard a bird calling, h’m I heard a bird
- I heard a brooklet murmur A-down its (Wilhelm Müller)
- I heard an old, old story (Eugene M. Bartlett Sr.)
- I heard an old, old story, how a Savior came (Eugene M. Bartlett Sr.)
- I heard an old, old story, how a Savior came from glory (Eugene M. Bartlett Sr.)
- I heard a sound of voices (Godfrey Thring)
- I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me (Thomas Morley)
- I heard a voice from heav’n saying unto me (Thomas Morley)
- I hear dem angels a-calling loud (William Shakespeare Hays)
- I hear dem angels callin’ loud, “Keep in the middle” (William Shakespeare Hays)
- I heard from my window one morning in June (English folk song)
- I heard God’s voice commanding (Lelia N. Morris)
- I Heard Him Come (Jeff Goodrich)
- I Heard Him Come
- I heard in the woods a wonderful air
- I Heard It in the Valley (Annette Wynne)
- I heard it in the valley, I heard it in the glen (Annette Wynne)
- I heard my loving Savior say (Margaret J. Harris)
- I Heard My Mother Say (African-American spiritual)
- I Heard the Bells (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- I heard the bells on Christmas day Their old familiar (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- I heard the bells on Cristmas day (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- I Heard the Prophet (John V. Pearson)
- I Heard the Prophet Speak (Mabel Jones Gabbott; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I heard the prophet speak today (John V. Pearson)
- I Heard the Voice of Jesus Calling
- I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say (Horatius Bonar)
- I heard the voice of Jesus say, “Come unto Me and rest (Horatius Bonar)
- I Heard the Wild Geese Flying (Elinor Chipp)
- I heard the wild geese flying In the dead (Elinor Chipp)
- I heard the wind call out and say (Rachel Field)
- I heard the wind call out and say, “Get up” (Rachel Field)
- I Heard Thy Voice (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
- I hear God calling (African-American spiritual)
- I hear God’s whisper in the wind (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Hear His Voice (Nik Day; Nefi Hernández)
- I hear His voice burning within (Nik Day; Nefi Hernández)
- I Hear, I Hear from Far Above (Vida E. Smith)
- I hear—I see its tread as Winter comes (Eliza R. Snow)
- I hear my blessed Savior say (George D. Watson)
- I hear that bell a-ringing, I see the captain stand (Will Hays)
- I hear the echoes from the ancient (Jim Funk; Greg Simpson)
- I hear the murmur of the wave (Joseph Smith III)
- I hear the murmur of the wave And think of Jordan’s tide (Joseph Smith III)
- I hear the old familiar voices, They sound (George M. Vickers)
- I hear the Savior say (Elvina M. Hall)
- I hear the Savior say, “Thy strength indeed is small” (Elvina M. Hall)
- I hear the Saviour say (Elvina M. Hall)
- I Hear the Soft Note (William S. Gilbert)
- I hear the soft note of the echoing voice (William S. Gilbert)
- I hear thy welcome voice (Lewis Hartsough)
- I hear your voice across the years (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
- I help Mommy make the bed (Debra K. Carver)
- I Help Mother with the Dishes (Nona Keen Duffy)
- I help mother with the dishes Just as often as she wishes (Nona Keen Duffy)
- I Hide Your Word Within My Heart (Claire Cloninger)
- I Himmelen, I Himmelen (Laurentius Laurenti)
- I Hope They Call Me on a Mission (Newel Kay Brown)
- I hope they call me on a mission When I (Newel Kay Brown)
- I hope they call me on a mission When I have grown (Newel Kay Brown)
- Ihr Augen weint! (Carl Wilhelm Ramler; Johann Rist)
- Ihr Augen weint! Der Menschenfreund (Carl Wilhelm Ramler; Johann Rist)
- Ihr Auserwählten, freuet euch! (Eduard Martin)
- Ihr Kinderlein, kommet, o kommet doch all! (Christoph von Schmid)
- I Hunger and I Thirst (John S. Monsell)
- I hunted all over the garden, My garden (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I John 4:19 (1 John 4:19)
- I John 4:8 (1 John 4:8)
- I John 4:8, 11 (1 John 4:8, 11)
- I journey eastward at sunset For there (Swedish folk song)
- I just came back from the menagerie (Irwin M. Cassel)
- I just came down from Louisville
- I Just Came to Praise the Lord (Wayne Romero)
- I just can’t let it happen, happen to my friend (Steven K. Jones)
- I Just Knew (Cherie Call; Tyler Castleton)
- Ikama zimba zima zayo (Zulu folk song)
- Ikama zimba zima zayo, Ikama (Zulu folk song)
- I ka nani pūnono o Kahana (Mary J. Montano)
- I keep You close to me; You’re like (Nik Day)
- Ik heb besloten Jezus te volgen (S. Sundar Singh)
- Ik heb besloten Jezus te volgen / I have decided to follow Jesus / Moi, j’ai décidé de suivre Jésus (S. Sundar Singh)
- I Kirtland Zions Tempel stod (P. V. Poulsen)
- I kneel before Thy throne today (Michael D. Young)
- I kneel to pray ev’ry day (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I kneel to pray ev’ry day. I speak (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I knew her ere she had been left (Eliza R. Snow)
- I knew him, ere the roots of bitterness (John Lyon)
- I Knew My Father Knew (Sally DeFord)
- I knew they loved me—John and Jack and Paul (Anna Prince Redd)
- I Know (Hilary Weeks)
- I know a bird that likes to mew (Clinton Scollard)
- I know a bird that likes to mew Just like (Clinton Scollard)
- I Know a Fount (Oliver Cooke)
- I know a fount where sins are washed away (Oliver Cooke)
- I know a garden bright as day (Chinese folk song)
- I know a gay maiden who lives in the sky
- I know a great Savior, I do; don’t you? (Melville W. Miller)
- I know a land o’er the ocean. Guess what
- I know a little city on a green and sunny hill (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I know a little cupboard, With a teeny (Walter de la Mare)
- I know a little cupboard, with a teeny tiny key (Walter de la Mare)
- I know a little man in the forest green
- I know a little pussy
- I know a little pussy, Her coat is silver gray
- I know a little pussy, Her coat is soft and gray
- I know a maid of sweet sixteen With dignity (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I know a maker of lace, do you? (Mary C. Gleitz)
- I know a man and he lives near by (Anon.)
- I know a name, a glorious name (Frances K. Taylor)
- I know a name, a glorious name, Dearer (Frances K. Taylor)
- I know a name, a glorious name, dearer than any (Frances K. Taylor)
- I know a name, a glorious name, Dearer than any other (Frances K. Taylor)
- I Know a Pretty Girl
- I know a pretty girl who’s always smiling
- I know a shady hollow ’neath the pines (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I know God’s promise is true (Lelia N. Morris)
- I Know He Is There (Michele Baer)
- I Know He Lives (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I Know He Lives (Shiree Sandall)
- I know He rescued my soul (Reuben Morgan)
- I Know He’s There
- I know I am a child of God
- I know, I know that Jesus liveth (Jessie Pounds)
- I Know I Love Thee Better, Lord (Frances R. Havergal)
- I know I’m not alone (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- I Know in My Heart (Jeff Herrera)
- I Know It Was the Blood (Traditional)
- I Know It Was the Blood (African-American spiritual)
- I know I’ve got somethin’ good (Nik Day)
- I know little babies come from heaven (Doug Walker)
- I Know My Faith Is Founded (Erdmann Neumeister)
- I Know My Father Lives (Reid N. Nibley)
- I know my Father lives and loves me too (Reid N. Nibley)
- I know my Father lives and loves me too; The Spirit (Reid N. Nibley)
- I Know My Father Loves Me (Sally DeFord)
- I know my heav’nly Father knows (S. M. I. Henry)
- I know my heav’nly Father knows The storms (S. M. I. Henry)
- I know my Heav’nly Father lives (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I know my Savior lives (Suzanne Wilson)
- I Know Not How That Bethlehem’s Babe (Harry Webb Farrington)
- I know not how that Bethl’hem’s Babe could in the Godhead be (Harry Webb Farrington)
- I know not the day when my Savior will come
- I know not the hour when the Lord will come (Philip P. Bliss)
- I Know Not What Awaits Me
- I Know Not What It Meaneth (Heinrich Heine)
- I know not what it meaneth, That I am sad today (Heinrich Heine)
- I know not what it presages (Heinrich Heine)
- I know not what it presages, That I am so sad (Heinrich Heine)
- I Know Not What the Future Hath (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- I know not what the future hath of marvel or surprise (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- I know not where the road will lead (Evelyn Atwater Cummins)
- I know not where the white road runs (Gerald Gould)
- I know not where the white road runs, nor what (Gerald Gould)
- I Know Not Why God’s Wondrous Grace (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I know not why God’s wondrous grace to me (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I know not why God’s wondrous grace to me He hath made known (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I know of a baby, So small and so good (E. L. McCord)
- I know of a dear, delightful land, Which is not (Guy Wetmore Carryl)
- I know of a name (Jean Perry)
- I know of a name, a beautiful name (Jean Perry)
- I Know of a Sleep in Jesus’ Name (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
- I knows a gal that you don’t know (Folk song)
- I knows a gal that you don’t know, Li’l Liza Jane (Folk song)
- I know, some critics have pronounc’d it weak (Eliza R. Snow)
- I know, some critics have pronounced it weak (Eliza R. Snow)
- I know someone with silvery hair, Who sits and rocks (Harriet B. Jones)
- I know some one with silvery hair, Who sits and rocks in an (Harriet B. Jones)
- I know someone with silvery hair, Who sits and rocks in an (Harriet B. Jones)
- I Know That I Am Very Small (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- I Know That Jesus Lives (Lynn S. Lund)
- I know that Jesus lives and that he loves me (Lynn S. Lund)
- I Know That Jesus Loves Me (Tami N. Petersen)
- I know that my Redeemer live (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives
- I Know that My Redeemer Lives (Harold I. Donnelly)
- I Know That My Redeemer Lives (Samuel Medley)
- I Know That My Redeemer Lives (Charles Wesley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives, And ever (Charles Wesley)
- I Know That My Redeemer Lives and Ever Prays (Charles Wesley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives, And ever prays for Me (Charles Wesley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives; In the light (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives, The Lord of Liberty (Harold I. Donnelly)
- I know that my Redeemer lives, Triumphant (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives, Triumphant Savior (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives. What comfort (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives; What comfort this (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives! What comfort this sweet sentence gives (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my Redeemer lives; What joy (Samuel Medley)
- I know that my redeemer liveth (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
- I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (Jessie B. Pounds)
- I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (Jessie Pounds)
- I know that my Redeemer liveth, And on the earth (Jessie B. Pounds)
- I know that my redeemer liveth, for now is Christ (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
- I Know That My Savior Loves Me (Tami J. Creamer; Derena Bell)
- I know that once I’m baptized, my life is not the same (Toni Thomas)
- I know thee well, thy sterling worth (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I Know the Lord Has Laid His Hands on Me (African-American spiritual)
- I Know the Prophets (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I know the sweetest little word (C. L. Dorris)
- I know, they say it’s poverty (Clara Horne Park)
- I know three little sisters, I think you know (E. L. McCord)
- I know what heartache is (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- I Know Where I’m Going (Scottish folk song)
- I know where I’m going, And I know (Scottish folk song)
- I know where March is, Over the hill (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- I know Where the wind flowers blow! (Irene Rutherford McLeod)
- I Know Who Holds Tomorrow (Ira F. Stamphill)
- I know who made the garden green and gold (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I Know Whom I Believe In (Ernst Moritz Arndt; Carsten Hauch)
- I Know Whom I Have Believed (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I know you
- I know you, and you know me (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I know you and you know me, I should say I do know
- I know you, and you know me. We are as diff’rent (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- I know your natal day is near, Because (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I know you, sir, and you know me
- I Know You Song
- I Kristo er Lyset oprunden (Johan A. Ahmanson)
- Ik vouw mijn handen Heer (Opwekking)
- Ik vouw mijn handen Heer en kniel voor U neer (Opwekking)
- I labored up a rugged steep (Josie E. Childs)
- I launched my shingle boat today (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- I lay’d me down and slept, I waking rose
- I lay here and dream (Bianca Merkley)
- I lay in Zion, for a foundation, a Stone (Leon Patillo)
- I Lay My Sins on Jesus (Horatius Bonar)
- I lay my sins on Jesus, the spotless Lamb of God (Horatius Bonar)
- I learned of love when I was young (Gwen Moore Cundick)
- I Learned to Love My Savior (Birdie M. Furnier)
- I learned to love my Savior dear (Birdie M. Furnier)
- I Leave All things to God’s Direction (August Crull; Salomo Franck)
- I Leave, as You Have Promised, Lord (Gilbert E. Doan)
- I leave now to go to Laredo (Mexican folk song)
- I leave now to go to Laredo, my love (Mexican folk song)
- I Left It There (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I left the camp, in the low valley lying (Elbert A. Smith)
- Il est né le divin Enfant (French carol)
- Il est né le Roi du monde (Ruben Saillens)
- Il était un’ bergère (French folk song)
- Il était un’ bergère, Et ron, ron, ron (French folk song)
- I Let the Flowers Bloom (Astrid Lindgren)
- I Lie, O Lord, within Your Care (Jochen Klepper; Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- I lifted the curtains of morning (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I lifted up my eyes and saw The Temple (Katherine Keck Bear)
- I Lift My Arms (Anon.)
- I lift my arms above my head (Anon.)
- I lift my eyes, O God, to heaven (Joel H. Johnson)
- I lift my eyes, O God, to heav’n (Joel H. Johnson)
- I Lift My Eyes to the Quiet Hills (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- I lift my eyes unto heaven above (Ida M. Kaskinen; Ernest Edwin Ryden; Johan Ludvig Runeberg)
- I Lift My Eyes Up (Brian Doerksen)
- I Lift My Soul to Thee, Lord (Alan D. Tyree)
- I lift up my eyes to the hills—from where will my help come? (Liturgical text)
- I like a game at Croquet, or bowling on the green (Sam Bagnall)
- I like a system fraught with grace
- I Like Mondays (April Meservy)
- I Like Monkeys (Louella Garrett)
- I like monkeys, they are cute Riding (Louella Garrett)
- I Like My Birthdays (Wallace F. Bennett)
- I like my birthdays, ev’ry one (Wallace F. Bennett)
- I like my birthdays, ev’ry one; Each brings (Wallace F. Bennett)
- I like my birthdays ev’ry one, each brings a (Wallace F. Bennett)
- I like my birthdays ev’ry one. Each brings a greater joy (Wallace F. Bennett)
- I likes de ol’ piano, an’ I likes de fiddle too (John T. Rutledge)
- I like the Fall, the mist and all (Dixie Willson)
- I like the fall, the mist and all; I like (Dixie Willson)
- I like the river song, It seems to roll along
- I like the sound of fife and drum (E. Goodsell)
- I like to be kind, I like to be good
- I like to be kind, I like to be good, I like to do all
- I like to come to God’s house (Stella B. Daleburn)
- I like to dance, I like to play, I like to go (W. Otto Miessner)
- I like to give my pennies When birthday time is here (Joanne Bushman Doxey)
- I like to give my pennies when birthday time is near (Joanne Bushman Doxey)
- I like to go away
- I like to go away; I like to stay all day
- I like to go round in a merry-go-round (Susan Castle)
- I like to go to Grandma’s house to spend Thanksgiving
- I like to have it morning For as soon (Dora H. Stockman)
- I Like to Hear that Word “Hello” (Anon.)
- I like to hear the mower, Ric-a-tic-a-tic (Marian Major)
- I like to hear the sweeper run over the rug (Marian Major)
- I like to help my mother dear (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I like to help my mother dear, She has so much to do (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I like to listen to Latin music, I like the beat
- I Like to Listen to the Prophet (Ruth B. Gatrell)
- I Like to Live on the Farm (Lois Lenski)
- I like to live on the farm And get up with the sun! (Lois Lenski)
- I like to look for rainbows (Nita Dale Milner)
- I like to look for rainbows whenever there is rain (Nita Dale Milner)
- I like to meet a happy man (Alma C. Barmore)
- I like to see a rainbow above me in the sky (Lucille A. Douglas)
- I like to see the people (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- I like to see the people, Lots and lots (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- I like to see the sky pass by And watch (Belleflower School Children)
- I like to see the stars in the deep blue sky
- I like to see the traffic cop! (Mabel E. Bray)
- I like to see the traffic cop! I like to see (Mabel E. Bray)
- I like to shop at the groc’ry store, I push (Second grade class, Wildwood School)
- I like to sing
- I Like to Sing! (Rita S. Robinson)
- I like to sing! I like to sing! I start the day (Rita S. Robinson)
- I like to sing I like to sing of the Gospel (Merrill Bradshaw)
- I like to sing of Jesus (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I like to sing of Jesus—’tis Christmas time you (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I like to sing of Jesus ‘Tis Christmastime you know (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I like to sing of Jesus—’Tis Christmas time you know (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I like to sing the story of love (Harry Dixon Loes)
- I like to sing when the sun is shining
- I like to sit in the barber’s chair, barber’s (Children’s song)
- I like to sweep with my little broom (Ella D. Watkins)
- I like to take a horse and buggy (Anon.)
- I like to think that Jesus, Was once a little child (Harriet B. Jones)
- I like to walk on a pleasant day (Bertha D. Martin)
- I like to watch the airplane Go sailing (Mabel E. Bray)
- I like to watch the tall giraffe, the seal, and kangaroo (Alys E. Bentley)
- I listen to the whistles (Elizabeth Manson Scott; Elizabeth Chidsay)
- I listen to the whistles From my window (Elizabeth Manson Scott; Elizabeth Chidsay)
- I Live (Rich Cook)
- I Lived in Heaven (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I lived in heaven a long time ago (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I lived in heaven a long time ago, it is true (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I Live for Those Who Love Me (George Linnaens Banks)
- I live for those who love me, Whose hearts are (George Linnaens Banks)
- I live for those who love me, whose hearts are kind and true (George Linnaens Banks)
- I live, I live because He is risen (Rich Cook)
- I live in the Tyrol where mountain goats dwell (Swiss folk song)
- I live within a mountain vale (Evan Stephens)
- Ilkley Moor Baht Hat (English ballad)
- Il laboura le jardin (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- I’ll always walk in the steps of Jesus (Michael Webb; Dan Truman; Clive Romney)
- I’ll Be (Greg Simpson; Jim Funk)
- I’ll be a farmer’s wife (Lula Greene Richards)
- I’ll be a gay postilion, With boots and spurs (Rounds, Carols and Songs)
- I’ll be a little “Mormon” (Lula Greene Richards)
- I’ll be a little “Mormon” and seek to know the ways (Lula Greene Richards)
- I’ll Be All Smiles Tonight (T. B. Ransom)
- I’ll Be a Soldier for Jesus (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll Be a Sunbeam (Nellie Talbot)
- “I’ll beat you in a race,” Said the trout (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I’ll be loving you always (Irving Berlin)
- I’ll be loving you, always, With a love that’s true (Irving Berlin)
- I’ll Be On Time (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I’ll Be Satisfied Then (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I’ll Be Singing Up There
- I’ll Be Somewhere Listening for My Name (Eduardo J. Lango)
- I’ll be strong and true and have courage to do (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- I’ll Be There (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time (Neville Fleeson)
- I’ll Be Your Friend (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I’ll build me a cabin that I can call mine (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ll Build You a Rainbow (R. Scott Strong)
- I’ll build you a rainbow way up high above (R. Scott Strong)
- I’ll buy a horse and take a gig
- I’ll Buy an Egg (Nursery rhyme)
- “I’ll buy an egg,” says this chickie (Nursery rhyme)
- I’ll Come Again (Vonnie Tims)
- I’ll come to thee Joseph, and dwell with the blest (Joel H. Johnson)
- I’ll come to thee, O God of love (Joel H. Johnson)
- I’ll dance with you, and careful I’ll be
- I’ll deck my brow with roses. The loved ones (T. B. Ransom)
- I’ll drive a dump truck, I’ll drive (Roberta McLaughlin)
- I’ll Find You My Friend (Linda Kinghorn Leavitt)
- I’ll Fly Away (Albert E. Brumley)
- I’ll fold my arms, I’ll bow my head (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I’ll fold my arms, I’ll bow my head, and quiet, quiet (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I’ll fold my arms, I’ll bow my head, and quiet, quiet be (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- I’ll Follow Christ (Reed Hainsworth)
- I’ll Follow Him in Faith (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’ll Follow Jesus Christ (Gary Croxall)
- I’ll Follow Thee (V. James Lovalvo)
- I’ll Give God Forever (David A. Zabriskie)
- I’ll Give to You a Paper of Pins (Traditional)
- “I’ll give to you a paper of pins, And that’s” (Traditional)
- “I’ll Go” (Sheryl Nabrotzky)
- I’ll Go Where You Want Me to Go (Mary Brown)
- I’ll go where You want me to go, dear Lord (Mary Brown)
- I’ll Hang My Harp On A Willow Tree (T. Haynes Bayly; Wellington Guernsey)
- I’ll Hold On (Connor Austin; Ysabelle Cuevas)
- I’ll Hold to God’s Plan (Sherrie Manwill Boren)
- I’ll Hold to God’s Plan (He’ll Strengthen My Hands) (Sherrie Manwill Boren)
- Illinois (C. H. Chamberlain)
- Illinois legislation, it rules with gentle care
- I’ll Keep His Commandments
- I’ll Like Boys (Joyce Orlob Evans)
- I’ll Live for Him (Ralph E. Hudson)
- I’ll love the Lord while here below (Joel H. Johnson)
- I’ll Make the World Brighter (Larry A. Hiller)
- I’ll meet you way up yonder, Few days (African-American spiritual)
- I’ll Never Forget (Nik Day)
- I’ll never know why God’s great love (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ll Never Use Tobacco (Anon.)
- I’ll never use tobacco, no (Anon.)
- I’ll not marry a man that’s old, He’ll come (American folk song)
- I’ll Not Marry at All (American folk song)
- I’ll Overcome Someday (Charles A. Tindley)
- I’ll Pay My Tithing to the Lord (Anna Johnson)
- I’ll pay my tithing to the Lord, I’ll do it cheerfully (Anna Johnson)
- I’ll praise God forever, He’s taken my blindness (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ll Praise My Maker (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll Praise My Maker While I’ve Breath (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll praise my Maker while I’ve breath; And when (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll praise my Maker with my breath (Isaac Watts)
- I’ll Praise My Redeemer (Charles Iheanacho Ekwonye)
- I’ll praise the Lord from day to day (Joel H. Johnson)
- I’ll Put Jesus First in My Life (James Murch)
- I’ll Remember Thee (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I’ll Say No (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- I’ll say no when I’m faced with a temptation (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- I’ll say yes, Lord, yes to Your will and to Your way (Lynn Keesecker)
- I’ll scrape the mountains clean, old girl (Samuel C. Upham)
- I’ll seek the Lord early (Joanne Bushman Doxey)
- I’ll seek the Lord early while in my youth (Joanne Bushman Doxey)
- I’ll serve my God with all my might
- I’ll Serve the Lord While I am Young (Eliza R. Snow)
- I’ll serve the Lord while I am young, And (Eliza R. Snow)
- I’ll serve the Lord while I am young and in my (Eliza R. Snow)
- I’ll serve the Lord while I am young, And in my early (Eliza R. Snow)
- I’ll serve the Lord while I am young, And in my early days (Eliza R. Snow)
- I’ll Shout the Name of Christ Who Lives (Vivincio L. Vinluan)
- I’ll sing a song of love to life (Carol Lynn Pearson)
- I’ll sing thee of lands where no tyrant’s power (John Lyon)
- I’ll Sing Thee Songs of Araby (William Gorman Wills)
- I’ll sing thee songs of Araby, And tales (William Gorman Wills)
- I’ll sing to thee, O Truth!—Thy laws are giv’n
- I’ll sing you a song and it’s not very long (Traditional)
- I’ll sing you a song, and it’s not very long, It’s (Traditional)
- I’ll sing you a song, though it may be a sad one (United States ballad)
- I’ll sing you one-ho! Green grow
- I’ll Squeeze My Hands (Beatrice P. Willis)
- I’ll squeeze my hands into fists (Beatrice P. Willis)
- I’ll Stand By (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I’ll Stand By Until the Morning (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I’ll Stand by You (Daniel W. Whittle)
- I’ll Stand for Truth (Linda Chapman; Bonnie Heidenreich)
- I’ll Stand On That (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ll Stand Tall (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I’ll stay here till the Feast of Lanterns (Japanese folk song)
- I’ll Strive While Young to Tune My Voice (Evan Stephens)
- I’ll strive while young to tune my voice To songs (Evan Stephens)
- I’ll take a piece of paper, some lace and ribbon fine
- I’ll take my friend to church with me (L. Clair Likes)
- I’ll Take What Father Takes
- I’ll Take You To Your Home, Kathleen (Thomas Paine Westendorf)
- I’ll tell him of the Savior, I tell of His favor (Thomas A. Dorsey)
- I’ll Tell It Wherever I Go (Thomas A. Dorsey)
- I’ll tell of a little boy
- I’ll Tell the World That I’m a Christian (Baynard L. Fox)
- I’ll tell you about a War meeting
- I’ll tell you a tale of a fiddler so fine (German folk song)
- I’ll tell you a tale of my funny Aunt Barb (Norwegian folk song)
- I’ll tell you what folks these are no jokes (James Gledhill)
- I’ll touch my hair (A. M. Shumate)
- I’ll trust in Him who Rules on High (R. Michelsen)
- I’ll Trust in the Lord (Gerald N. Lund)
- I’ll try (Joseph H. Dean)
- I’ll Try My Best (Andrew Moore)
- I’ll Turn to Him (Monica Scott)
- Illumine the captive human (Clive Romney)
- I’ll Walk with Him in White (Nathan P. Howe)
- I’ll Walk with You (Carol Lynn Pearson)
- I’ll whisper softly now to God (Mildred Edwards)
- I’ll Work Where Thou Hast Shown (Brian Knox)
- I locked the gate of Paradise And took
- I long For a quiet place, alone (Ashley Hess)
- I Long for Your Commandments (Jean Janzen)
- I Long to Behold Him (Charles Wesley)
- I long to behold him array’d (Charles Wesley)
- I long to behold Him arrayed (Charles Wesley)
- I long to behold him array’s (Charles Wesley)
- I long to believe him arrayed (Charles Wesley)
- I long to breathe the mountain air (M. A. Johnstone)
- I Long to Glorify Thee (Ralph Manchee)
- I look around at the pain that I see (Merrill Jenson; Betsy Jenson)
- I look around in the place that I live (B. C.)
- I look at the cross upon Calvary (Avis Christiansen)
- I looked at your hands as you peacefully lay (Edith E. Anderson)
- I looked out the window, and what did I see? (Georgia W. Bello)
- I looked over Jordan, and what did I see (African-American spiritual)
- I Look to Thee in Every Need (Samuel Longfellow)
- I look to the heavens A mountain (Ben Stroud)
- I Look to You in Every Need (Samuel Longfellow)
- I look up at the stars at night (Nik Day; Regan Rindlisbacher)
- I love all the flowers With colours so gay (Anne Kaelin)
- I love, at twilight of each day (Joel H. Johnson)
- I loved thy mother, Henriette (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I Loved You Better Than You Knew (Johnnie Carroll)
- I Love Him (London Hymn Book)
- I Love Him (African-American spiritual)
- I Love Him Because He First Loved Me (Frank E. Roush)
- I love him better every day (Thoro Harris)
- I love Him, I love Him, Because He first loved me (African-American spiritual)
- I love it, I love it, and who shall dare (Eliza Cook)
- I Love Little Pussy
- I love little pussy, Her coat is so warm
- I love little pussy, Her coat is so warm, And if I don’t hurt
- I love mother, She loves me (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love mother; she loves me. We love daddy (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love mother, She loves me. We love daddy, Yes siree (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Baby Doll the best (Mabel E. Bray)
- I love my chirping Grillo, My tiny, shiny (Italian folk song)
- I love my chosen people Who walk the narrow way
- I love my father, my mother, my brother (Gladys Pitcher)
- I love my God, I love him well
- I Love My God, Who Heard My Cry (Isaac Watts)
- I Love My Heavenly Father (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- I Love My Heavenly Father (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heavenly Father and I will try to be (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- I love my Heavenly Father though Him I cannot see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heav’nly Father (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heav’nly Father, And I will try to be (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- I love my heav’nly Father, Tho’ (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heavn’ly Father, tho’ him I cannot see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heav’nly Father, Though Him I cannot see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my Heav’nly Father, Though Him I cannot see, But (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love my little kitty, And I fill her dish with milk (Velma Sherry)
- I love my own, my native land (John M. Chamberlain)
- I love my own, my native land, the birthplace of (John M. Chamberlain)
- I Love My Rooster (American folk song)
- I love my rooster, My rooster loves me (American folk song)
- I love retirement. To my spirit ’tis (Eliza R. Snow)
- I love t’ attend the Primary (Charles Denney Jr.)
- I love that Flag. When in my childish glee (Eliza R. Snow)
- I love that Flag.—When in my childish glee (Eliza R. Snow)
- I love the balmy springtime with pretty birds and (Edwin F. Parry)
- I love the beauties of the vale (Eliza R. Snow)
- I love the clouds that sail away (Clinton Scollard)
- I love the clouds that sail away, That sail (Clinton Scollard)
- I Love Thee (Christian Harmony, Jeremiah Ingalls)
- I Love Thee (Hans Christian Andersen)
- I love Thee, Heavenly Father (Rita S. Robinson)
- I love Thee, Heavenly Father, Thou art a King (Rita S. Robinson)
- I love Thee, Heavenly Father, Thou art a King to me (Rita S. Robinson)
- I love Thee, I love Thee, I love Thee, my Lord (Christian Harmony, Jeremiah Ingalls)
- I love thee, Lord, but not because (Edward Caswall; Percy Dearmer)
- I love thee still! These words contain (Hannah T. King)
- I Love Thee, Utah Dear (Evan Stephens)
- I Love the Father
- I love the Father, I love His Holy Son
- I love the glitter of the snow on a starry Christmas (Elsie C. Carroll)
- I love the land with banner spread (Eliza R. Snow)
- I love the little things—God sunlight in my windows (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I Love the Lord (John Sears Tanner)
- I Love the Lord (Isaac Watts)
- I Love the Lord (Linda H. Walker)
- I Love the Lord
- I Love the Lord
- I love the Lord, he heard my cries (Isaac Watts)
- I love the Lord—he heard my cries (Isaac Watts)
- I Love the Lord, He Heard My Cry (Isaac Watts)
- I love the Lord: he hears my prayers (Joel H. Johnson)
- I love the Lord, I love His righteousness (Linda H. Walker)
- I love the Lord in heaven (Anna Johnson)
- I love the Lord in Heaven, and tho’ I cannot (Anna Johnson)
- I love the Lord in heaven and though I cannot see (Anna Johnson)
- I love the Lord, in him my soul delights (John Sears Tanner)
- I Love the Lord, Who Heard My Cry (Isaac Watts)
- I Love the Mountains (Anon.)
- I love the mountains, I love (Anon.)
- I love the mountains, I love the rolling hills (Anon.)
- I love the pleasant valleys
- I love the pleasant valleys, I love the verdant hills
- I love the Spring, when slumb’ring buds (German song)
- I love the volume of thy word (Isaac Watts)
- I love the volumes of thy word (Isaac Watts)
- I love the volumes of thy word; What light and joy its truths afford (Isaac Watts)
- I love the wild streams as they foaming leap (Florence Hoare)
- I Love Thy Kingdom, Lord (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- I love Thy kingdom, Lord, the house of Thine abode (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- I love thy people, Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
- I love to attend the Primary (Charles Denney Jr.)
- I love to go a-wandering (Antonia Ridge)
- I love to go a-wandering, Along the mountain (Antonia Ridge)
- I love to go to Grandma’s house (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I love to go to Sunday School (Alice Morrey Bailey)
- I love to go to Sunday School, and meet the (Alice Morrey Bailey)
- I love to hear a happy bird (Delia Hart Stone)
- I love to hear a happy bird A-singing on the tree (Delia Hart Stone)
- I love to hear the pealing bells, the pealing
- I love to hear the pealing bells, the pealing bells
- I love to hear the ringing bells
- I love to hear the ringing bells, the ringing bells
- I love to hear the story (Emily Huntington Miller)
- I love to hear the story Which angel (Emily Huntington Miller)
- I love to hear the story, Which angel voices tell (Emily Huntington Miller)
- I Love to Hear the Train (Wymond Garthwaite)
- I love to hear the train go by (Wymond Garthwaite)
- I love to hear the train go by With a rumble (Wymond Garthwaite)
- I Love to Learn of Jesus Christ (John V. Pearson)
- I love to play castles in the sand (Irmengard Charlton Horn)
- I Love to Praise Him (Jennifer Randolph)
- I Love to Pray (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I love to read the holy scriptures (Jaclyn Thomas Milne)
- I love to read the holy scriptures, And (Jaclyn Thomas Milne)
- I love to read the written word (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
- I love to ride on the rolling bus (George S. Applegarth)
- I love to roam in the woodland (Paul Hastings)
- I Love to Scatter Sunshine (James Rowe)
- I Love to See the Temple (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I love to see the temple. I’m going (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I love to share a sorrow (James Rowe)
- I love to share the story (Harry L. Doty)
- I love to sing a song around the campfire (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
- I love to sing of Christ my King (George W. Bethune)
- I love to sing the birth of spring and the scent (Stephen Fay)
- I love to sit by the fire While the embers (Nellie O. Parker)
- I love to sit in the barber’s chair (Linn Moore Miller)
- I love to steal awhile away (P. H. Brown)
- I Love to Tell the Story (Katherine Hankey)
- I love to tell the story Of unseen things above (Katherine Hankey)
- I love to think [sing] of heaven, where white robed angels are (Lewis Hartsough)
- I love to walk with Jesus (Charles F. Weigle)
- I Love to Wander in the Mountains (Ann Boyle)
- I love to watch my speckled hen (Edith Lanham Bokeloh)
- I love to watch the street cars (Minnie E. Hicks)
- I love you
- I Love You (F. von Holstein)
- I Love You California (Francis Beatty Silverwood)
- I love you California, You’re the greatest state of all (Francis Beatty Silverwood)
- I Love You, Canada (Kenneth McInnis; Morris Manley)
- I love you, grandma
- I love you. I love you (William F. Hubbard)
- I love you, I love you
- I love You. I love You. I love You, Lord, today (William F. Hubbard)
- I love you, I love you, I love you so well
- I Love You, Lord (Laurie Klein)
- I love You, Lord, and I lift my voice (Laurie Klein)
- I Love You, LORD, For You Have Heard My Voice (Helen Otte)
- I Love You, Lord, Today (William F. Hubbard)
- I Love You, Mother (Joy Allison)
- “I love you, mother,” said little John (Joy Allison)
- I Love Your Church, O God (Timothy Dwight)
- I Love Your Church, O Lord (Timothy Dwight)
- I Love Your Kingdom, Lord (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- I Love You, Snow (Edna S. Dustin)
- I love you, snow; you, too, I’ve truly missed (Edna S. Dustin)
- I Love You Truly
- I love you truly, truly dear
- I Love You with the Love of the Lord (Jim Gilbert)
- I love you, yes, I do; I love you
- Iltalaulu (Jooseppi Mustakallio)
- Il y a un baume en Galaad (African-American spiritual)
- Il y a un baume en Galaad / There is a balm in Gilead (African-American spiritual)
- I’m a beautiful red, red drum (Eugene Field)
- I’m about to bid farewell (Henry Maiben)
- I’m about to bid farewell To the land (Henry Maiben)
- I’m a carrier pigeon, I can fly straight (German folk song)
- I’m a CTR Pilot. Each day I take flight
- I’m a daughter of Heavenly Parents (Nik Day)
- I made a little valentine (Alice Norton)
- I made a little valentine of paper and old lace, (Alice Norton)
- I made a valentine just for you, big, red and lacy
- I made my choice (Hilary Weeks)
- I made my choice, You can mark this day (Hilary Weeks)
- I made up my mind in the early morn To leave (Cowboy song)
- I’m a gay tra-la-la with my fa-la-la-la (Bret Harte)
- I’m a gay tra, la, la, With my fa, la, la, la (Bret Harte)
- I’m a gay tra, la, la, With my fa, la, la, la, And my (Bret Harte)
- I’m a gay tra, la, la, With my fal, la, la (Bret Harte)
- Imagine (Keith Getty; Kristyn Getty)
- Imagine Me a Mother (Jeanni Gould)
- I’m a-gona walk on the streets of glory (John L. Shrader)
- I’m a Great Big Boy (Nursery rhyme)
- I’m a great big boy, a great big boy am I (Nursery rhyme)
- I’m a handsome Highland laddie, For I wear
- I’m A Jet Pilot! (Rita S. Robinson)
- I’m a jet pilot! I’m a jet pilot! Zoom, Zoom, Zoom (Rita S. Robinson)
- I’m a lean dog, a keen dog, a wild dog, and lone (Irene Rutherford McLeod)
- I’m a little bunny (Norma Madsen Thomas)
- I’m a little bunny hop hop hop (Norma Madsen Thomas)
- I’m a Little Christmas Tree (Ella Elizabeth Preston)
- I’m a little Christmas tree, Glittering (Ella Elizabeth Preston)
- I’m a little frog, Just a Pollywog (Margaret A. Fassitt)
- I’m a little prairie flow’r, Growing wilder
- I’m a little prairie flow’r, Growing wilder ev’ry hour
- I’m a little soldier who is trying to be good (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I’m a Little Teapot (Clarence Kelley; George H. Sanders)
- I’m a little teapot, short and stout (Clarence Kelley; George H. Sanders)
- I’m all made of hinges (Aileen Fisher)
- I’m all made of hinges, ’cause ev’rything bends (Aileen Fisher)
- I’m Always Chasing Rainbows (Joseph McCarthy)
- I’m a mean old witch with a hat!
- I’m a mean old witch with a hat! And I ride
- I’m a merry-hearted Mormon (William Willes)
- I’m a merry-hearted Mormon, by the truth I’m set free (William Willes)
- I’m a Miracle (Barbara Klimowicz)
- I’m a Mormon (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I’m a Pilgrim (Hans Henry Petersen)
- I’m A Pilgrim (Mary Dana Shindler)
- I’m a pilgrim, and I’m a stranger (Mary Dana Shindler)
- I’m a pilgrim, and I’m a stranger; I can tarry (Mary Dana Shindler)
- I’m a Pilgrim, I’m a Stranger (Hans Henry Petersen)
- I’m a Pilgrim, I’m a Stranger (Hans Henry Petersen)
- I’m a pilgrim, I’m a stranger, Cast upon (Hans Henry Petersen)
- I”m a pilgrim; I’m a stranger Cast upon the rocky (Hans Henry Petersen)
- I’m a Pioneer Too (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- I’m a pretty little thing, Always coming (Jane Taylor)
- I’m a pretty little thing, Always coming with the spring (Jane Taylor)
- I’m a-ridin’ on that New River train (Early American folk song)
- I’m A-Rolling (Jubilee plantation song)
- I’m a-rolling, I’m a-rolling, I’m a-rolling, rolling (Jubilee plantation song)
- I’m a Roving Cowboy
- I Marvel at the Miracle (John V. Pearson)
- I’m a Saint (W. J. Clements)
- I’m a Saint, I am a Saint (W. J. Clements)
- I’m a Saint, I’m a Saint (W. J. Clements)
- I’m a Saint, I’m a Saint, on the rough world wide (W. J. Clements)
- I’m a Shepherd Born to Sorrow
- I’m a shepherd born to sorrow; Tell us
- I’m a Soldier (John W. Peterson)
- I’m a son of Heav’nly Father (Lee Wright; Katherine Wright)
- I’m a-Tramping (African-American spiritual)
- I’m a-tramping, I’m a-tramping, I’m a-tramping (African-American spiritual)
- I’m a-trampin’, trampin’ (African-American spiritual)
- I’m a-trampin’, trampin’, Tryin’ to make heaven (African-American spiritual)
- I’m a Welshman abroad from my native old country (John S. Davis)
- I may be young but I know where I stand
- I may not be asked to build a great, big ship (Shawna Belt Edwards)
- I may not be skilled or polished (Lex de Azevedo; Michael Webb)
- I may not know the reason why (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- I’m a Young Woman and I Believe! (Joseph L. Townsend)
- I’m believing and receiving (Herbert H. Booth)
- I’m But a Stranger Here (Thomas R. Taylor)
- I’m called little Buttercup, Dear little Buttercup (William Schwenck Gilbert)
- I’m calling Mary, I’m calling Mary. I’m here (Old song)
- I’m Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines (William Horace Lingard)
- I’m Changed (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- I’m Coming to Gather All Peoples of Earth (Larry E. Schultz)
- I’m counting each day
- I’m counting each day on my fingers and thumbs
- I’m downright, upright, inright, outright (Anon.)
- I’m Drawn to Zion’s Hill (Julius Köbner)
- I’m dreaming now of Hallie, sweet Hallie (Septimus Winner)
- I’m dreaming now of Hally, sweet Hally (Septimus Winner)
- I’m dreaming now of Hally, sweet Hally, sweet Hally (Septimus Winner)
- I’m dreaming of a white Christmas (Irving Berlin)
- Imela (Nigerian hymn)
- Imela, imela, imela, Okaka. Imela, Chineke (Nigerian hymn)
- Imela, imela / We thank You, thank You, God (Nigerian hymn)
- I met a hand-organ man one day (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I met a little elf man once (John Kendrick Bangs)
- I met a little Elfman once, Down where (John Kendrick Bangs)
- I’m feeling lonesome, I’m feeling blue (Browne Greaton-Cole)
- I’m finding myself at a loss for words (Pete Kipley; Bart Millard)
- I’m Following My Savior (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- I’m Forever Grateful (Mark Altrogge)
- I’m forgiven because You were forsaken (Billy James Foote)
- I’m free to choose To win or lose (Ron Simpson; Clive Romney)
- I’m giving You my heart and all that is within (Marc James)
- I’m glad I am in these high mountains (William Willes)
- I’m glad I ever saw the day
- I’m Glad I’m Me (Susan Evans McCloud)
- I’m glad salvation’s free (Isaac Watts)
- I’m Glad That God Chose Me to Be Your Son (Deanna Edwards)
- I’m glad that I can run and play (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I’m glad that I can run and play, and help my parents ev’ry (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I’m glad the sky is painted blue
- I’m glad to greet you (Anon.)
- I’m Glad to Pay a Tithing (Ruth Benson Lehenbauer)
- I’m glad when Daddy is at home, He knows (Louella Garrett)
- Im Glauben zieht ihr Heil’gen fort
- I’m Goin’ a Sing When the Spirit Says Sing (African-American spiritual)
- I’m Goin’ Chop Crab (Liberian song)
- I’m goin’ chop crab, crab, crab, I’m goin’ (Liberian song)
- I’m Going Home
- I’m Going Home (William Hunter)
- I’m Going on a Journey (Kenneth Larkin)
- I’m Going Through, Jesus (Herbert Buffum)
- I’m going to be an engineer And run (May Morgan)
- I’m Going to Follow Jesus Christ Today (Steven Tomer)
- I’m going to keep our hollyhocks back there in a row (Lizzie H. Welker)
- I’m Going to Leave Old Texas (Traditional)
- I’m going to leave old Texas now. They’ve (Traditional)
- I’m going to Rocky Island, Yo hum dilly-I-O (Kentucky folk song)
- I’m Going to Sell My Boat
- I’m going where those chilly winds don’t blow (American folk song)
- I’m goin’ to hide away, Out beside the Utah trail (Bob Palmer)
- I’m goin’ to leave (Traditional)
- I’m goin’ to leave Ol’ Texas now (Traditional)
- I’m Goin’ to Pray for This Land (Orrin Hatch)
- I’m goin’t sit down at the welcome table (African-American spiritual)
- I’m Gonna Eat at the Welcome Table
- I’m Gonna Live So God Can Use Me (African-American spiritual)
- I’m gonna make sure when the time comes (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- I’m gonna send thee one by one
- I’m Gonna Shout and Sing (Sandra L. Webb-Johnsen)
- I’m gonna shout and sing to praise (Sandra L. Webb-Johnsen)
- I’m Gonna Sing (African-American spiritual)
- I’m gonna sing when the Spirit says (African-American spiritual)
- I’m gonna sing when the Spirit say “Sing” (African-American spiritual)
- I’m gonna sing when the Spirit says sing (African-American spiritual)
- I’m growing every minute, As any one can see (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I’m grown, mother, now I must find life’s meaning (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’m hanging garlands in my hall tonight (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I’m happy and merry (Ilo Orleans)
- I’m happy and merry: I sing again (Ilo Orleans)
- I’m Happy with Jesus Alone (C. P. J.)
- I’m His (Kimberly Knighton)
- I'm in the Lord’s Hands (Erling Tobiassen)
- I Miss Thee (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I miss thee, darling, every hour (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Imitation Song
- I’m Just a Little Handcart (Russ Leger)
- I’m just a poor wayfaring stranger (American folk song)
- I’m just a poor wayfarin’ stranger (American folk song)
- I’m just as happy as a big sunflower (American folk song)
- I’m kind of homesick for a country (Squire E. Parsons Jr.)
- I’m kneeling at the [thy] mercy seat, I’m kneeling
- I’m learning each day to be caring (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’m Learning the Ways of Jesus (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’m Little Bo-Peep, I’ve lost my sheep (Nursery rhyme)
- I’m lonesome since I cross’d the hill (Traditional)
- I’m lonesome since I crossed the hill (Traditional)
- I’m longing, dear Lord, for that haven (Oswald J. Smith)
- I’m “looking backward” very far tonight (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I’m looking down the vista of long years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I’m looking over a four-leaf clover (Mort Dixon)
- I’m looking over a four-lear clover (Mort Dixon)
- Immanuel, Immanuel (Sally DeFord)
- Im Märzen der Bauer (Walther Hensel)
- Im Märzen der Bauer die Rösslein einspannt (Walther Hensel)
- Immer muss ich wieder lesen (Luise Hensel)
- Immortal Flowers (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Immortal Hope (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Immortal, Invisible (Walter Chalmers Smith)
- Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise (Walter Chalmers Smith)
- Immortal, invisible King of Heaven, Lord Most High (Niles Borop; Dwight Liles)
- Immortality (Eliza R. Snow)
- Immortal love for ever full (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Immortal Love, forever full (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Immortal Love—forever full (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Immortal Love – Forever Full (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Immortal Love, forever full, forever flowing free (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- I’m much too young to go abroad (L. Clair Likes)
- I’m much too young to go abroad To teach (L. Clair Likes)
- I’m ninety-nine miles from home (Anon.)
- I’m not afraid of asking questions or facing (Jesse Ellsworth)
- I’m not asham’d to own my Lord (Isaac Watts)
- I’m not ashamed to own my Lord (Isaac Watts)
- I’m not ashamed to own my Lord, Or to defend (Isaac Watts)
- I’m not ashamed to own my Lord, Or to defend his cause (Isaac Watts)
- I’m not asking for riches of the land (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
- I’m not asking for the riches of the land (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
- I’m not so much at singing as those high faluten chaps (Thomas P. Westendorf)
- I’m not so tall as you, Sir, However straight (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I’m Not Too Young for God to See (Anon.)
- I’m not too young for God to see, He knows (Anon.)
- I’m old Tom Moore from the bummer’s shore (Traditional American song)
- I’m only here once (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- I’m only here once; I want’a do ev’rything (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- I’m Pierre de Bonton de Paris (Launce Knight)
- I’m planting, planting little seeds (Verna Meade Surer)
- Imploramos Tu Presencia (Juan Bautista Cabrera)
- Imploramos tu presencia, Santo Espíritu (Juan Bautista Cabrera)
- Important transformations take time (Wanda Lindstrom)
- Imposture shrinks from light (Thomas Scott)
- Imposture shrinks from light, And dreads the curious eye (Thomas Scott)
- I’m praying for you (S. O’Maley Cluff)
- I’m pressing on (Johnson Oatman)
- I’m pressing on the upward way (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- Impromptu (John Lyon)
- Impromptu Prayer-Song (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Improvement stamp on all you do
- Improve the Shining Moments (Robert B. Baird)
- Improve the shining moments, Don’t let (Robert B. Baird)
- Improve the shining moments, don’t let them (Robert B. Baird)
- Improve the shining moments; Don’t let them pass (Robert B. Baird)
- I’m rejoicing night and day (Herbert Buffum)
- I’m riding along singing a cowboy song (Margaret Denison; Margaret Fletcher)
- I’m ridin’ that New River Train, I’m ridin’ (American folk song)
- I’m satisfied, more satisfied, than any king (Frederick H. Martens)
- I’m Servin’ the Lord (African-American spiritual)
- I’m servin’ the Lord in my weak way (African-American spiritual)
- I’m Singing in the Saddle
- I’m singing in the saddle, singing all the way
- I’m sitting on the stile, Mary (Helen Selina Blackwood)
- I’m So Glad (African-American spiritual)
- I’m so glad I’m a part of the family of God (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- I’m so glad I’m a part of the fam’ly of God (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- I’m So Glad I’m Saved (A. T.)
- I’m so glad, I’m so glad (Lelia N. Morris)
- I’m so glad it’s snowing, Tra la la la la (Angela Wiechard)
- I’m So Glad, Jesus Lifted Me (African-American spiritual)
- I’m so glad when daddy comes home (Anon.)
- I’m so glad when daddy comes home, glad as I (Anon.)
- I’m so glad when Daddy comes home, Glad as I can be (Anon.)
- I’m So Grateful (G. G.)
- I’m standing here, holdin’ back the tears (Barry Gibbons)
- I’m strong and bold, I’m riding high (Lillie M. Jordan)
- I’m Taking My Harp From The Green Willow Tree (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’m taking my journey, I’ve waited so long (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’m Tall, I’m Small
- I’m tall, I’m very tall; I’m small, I’m very small
- I’m tending to my garden (Ben Olsen)
- I’m Thankful to Be Me (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
- I’m the boy that builds the boat, I’m the boy (American folk song)
- I’m the gardener today (Dorothy Baruch)
- I’m the gardener today. I push the lawn-mower (Dorothy Baruch)
- I’m the little man that labors (Estonian song)
- I’m tired of crawling around, I don’t want
- I’m tired of flying around
- I’m tired of flying around. Oh, I want
- I’m tradin’ my sorrows (Darrell Evans)
- I’m Trying to Be like Jesus (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’m trying to be like Jesus; I’m following (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’m trying to love my neighbor (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I’m up with early dawning To greet with joy (Adelheid Wette)
- I must be gone. This alien sky is bright (Veneta L. Nielsen)
- I must leave to the bard of mind sublime (Grace Ingles Frost)
- I must needs go home by the way of the cross (Jessie B. Pounds)
- I must prepare my lesson, I haven’t read it yet
- I Must Tell Jesus (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- I must tell Jesus all of my trials (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- I’m very sad indeed tonight, My loneliness dejects me (Henry Maiben)
- I’m waiting for Daddy
- I’m waiting for Daddy to come home
- I’m walking on the King’s highway (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’m Walking with Jesus (J. Lefillatre)
- I’m wise enough to seek the Light (Penelope Moody Allen)
- I’m with you and you’re with me, And so (Josef Marais)
- I’m working this morn in the garden, My garden (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I’m Workin’ My Way Back Home (American river boat song)
- I’m workin’ my way back home, I’m workin’ (American river boat song)
- In a beautiful vale! a lovely vale! (John Lyon)
- In A Bouncy Buggy (Joan Porter Ford; Margaret Vowles)
- In a bouncy buggy Grandma Lizzie came out West (Joan Porter Ford; Margaret Vowles)
- In a cabin by a wood Little man by the window
- In a Canoe (Richard Kirk)
- In a Cave (Harold Franklin)
- In a cave, a lowly stable (Harold Franklin)
- In a cavern, by a canyon, Excavating for a mine (Percy Montrose)
- In a cavern, in a canyon (Percy Montrose)
- In a cavern, in a canyon, Excavating (Percy Montrose)
- In a cavern, in a canyon, Excavating for a mine (Percy Montrose)
- In a Cozy Cradle (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In a cozy cradle, High up in the tree (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In Adam We Have All Been One (Martin H. Franzmann)
- In a Deep, Unbounded Darkness (Mary Louise Bringle)
- Ina Faalogo Mai ia Nei (Harry A. Dean)
- In a far and Southern country
- In Africa
- In a gallant ship we ride
- Ina Gaua‘i Mai (J. H. Beck)
- In ages past the mighty Lord (Michael Morgan)
- In ages past Thy chosen ones (Jaylyne C. Reynolds)
- In a High and Lonely Hillside (Francis Acland)
- In a jolly crowd we tramp along (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- In a little village of Bethlehem (William Harold Neidlinger)
- In a little white cottage, Where the trees (Marshall S. Pike)
- In allen meinen Taten (Paul Fleming)
- In allen Stürmen dieses Lebens (Marie Sollberger)
- In All My Lord’s Appointed Ways (John Ryland)
- In all my trials the Lord attends (Gary Croxall)
- In All Our Grief (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- In all our grief and fear we turn to you (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- In all the Lord’s appointed ways (John Ryland)
- In All the Seasons Seeking God (Chen-Chang Yang; Mildred Wiant; Teng-Kiat Chiu)
- In All the Storms of This Life (Marie Sollberger)
- In all the world my home is best (Norwegian folk song)
- In all the world there is no one, As sweet as my (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In All Things (Armour T. Irwin)
- In All Things, Charity (Rupertus Meldenius)
- In All Things Give Him Thanks (Claire Cloninger; Andy Cloninger; Ken Barker)
- In All Things Rejoice (Eliza R. Snow)
- In all thy works I see thy glory (Sally DeFord)
- In a lonely manger born (Kō Yūki)
- In a Lowly Manger Born (Kō Yūki)
- In a lowly stable, ’mid oxen and sheep
- In a lowly stable, mid oxen and sheep, The little Lord Jesus
- I Name Thy Hallowed Name (Louis F. Benson)
- In a mossy linden cradle, Hung beneath (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In Amsterdam, Quaint Amsterdam
- In Amsterdam there lives a maid (Traditional)
- In an Age of Twisted Values (Martin E. Leckebusch)
- In ancient days (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient days, by scorn (Joel H. Johnson)
- In Ancient Days Me Feared the Lord (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient days men fear’d the Lord (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient days men feared the Lord (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient days men feared the Lord, And by their faith received his word (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient days they came to pass (Tom McNelly)
- In ancient time a man of God (Parley P. Pratt)
- In Ancient Times (Parley P. Pratt)
- In Ancient Times (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient times a man of God (Parley P. Pratt)
- In ancient times a man of God Came preaching in the wilderness (Parley P. Pratt)
- In another land and time (Eleanor Smith’s Songs)
- In another land and time, Long ago, and far away (Eleanor Smith’s Songs)
- In another land and time, Long ago, and far away, was a (Eleanor Smith’s Songs)
- In an Upper Room (Bruce R. McConkie)
- In April (Russell M. Dodge)
- In April (Anon.)
- In a right way or a wrong way Washing dishes may be done (Alice R. Baldwin)
- In armor bright rides forth a knight (G. W. Southey)
- In a Sacred Garden Place (Tammy Simister Robinson)
- In a sacred garden place, I was ransomed (Tammy Simister Robinson)
- In a Safe Place (Keola Geilmann)
- In a sea of shifting values (Greg Simpson; Erin Shepherd)
- In a sea of shifting values, tossed on every wave (Greg Simpson; Erin Shepherd)
- In a shaky wagon we ride
- In a shaky wagon we ride, For to cross
- In a spider’s web a little elephant was hung (Japanese singing game)
- In a Stable (Kenneth Jones)
- In A Storm (Charles Wesley)
- In a strange land unknown, unmarked (Lucy M. Hewlings)
- Ina Tatou Faia Ia (Edward J. Wood)
- In a Thousand Ways (Jean Barnes)
- In a time far removed from my mem’ry (Linda Chapman; Bonnie Heidenreich)
- In Autumn (Rebecca J. Weston)
- In autumn all the leaves turn brown (L. C. Lockley)
- In a wee little house at the edge of the wood (Ethel Crowninshield)
- In a world chill and dark (Gary Croxall)
- In a world filled with so many people (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
- In a world of confusion (Annette W. Dickman)
- In a World Where People Walk in Darkness (Robert Willis)
- In a World Where Sorrow (Lanta Wilson Smith)
- In a World Where Sorrow Ever Will Be Known (Lanta Wilson Smith)
- In a world where sorrow ever will be known, Where (Lanta Wilson Smith)
- In Bahia Town
- In Bahia town, In the town
- In bankruptcy my life had gone (Clement H. Jack Linn)
- In Bed (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- In Bethlehem (Toni Tietjen)
- In Bethlehem
- In Bethlehem a newborn boy (Rosamond E. Herklots)
- In Bethlehem in a manger (Sadie B. Cadman)
- In Bethlehem in starry light (Toni Tietjen)
- In Bethlehem is born (Friedrich Spee)
- In Bethlehem so long ago (Jo Marie Borgeson Bray)
- In body now we part (Charles Wesley)
- In body now we part, To different homes repair (Charles Wesley)
- In Bright Mansions Above (African-American spiritual)
- In bright mansions above, in bright mansions (African-American spiritual)
- In Brighton (Isabelle B. McKenzie)
- In Caldwell forest
- In Caldwell forest the night wind was high
- In Camp
- Incarnate God, Immortal Love (Alfred Tennyson)
- In castle enchanted, beneath a blue sky
- In Ceara, There Is No Such Thing (Luiz Gonzaga do Nascimento)
- In childlike joy we rejoice
- In Christ Alone (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
- In Christ alone, my hope is found (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
- In Christ Called to Baptize (Ruth Duck)
- In Christ called to baptize, we witness to grace (Ruth Duck)
- In Christ there is no East nor West (William A. Dunkerley)
- In Christ There Is No East of West (William A. Dunkerley)
- In Christ There Is No East or West (William A. Dunkerley)
- In Christ There Is No East or West (Michael A. Perry)
- In Christ there is no east or west / In Christus ist nicht Ost noch West / Gens de tous pays, du sud au nord / In Christus is noch west noch oost / Orient ni occidente hay / 예수 안에는 동권 서 없니 / في المسيح لا شرق و (Michael A. Perry)
- In Christ there is no East or West, In him (William A. Dunkerley)
- In Christ there is no east or west, in him no pride of birth (Michael A. Perry)
- In Christ there is no East or West, in Him no South or North (William A. Dunkerley)
- In Christ We Live (Brian Wren)
- In Christ We Live (Jane Martin; Donn Wisdom)
- In Christ we live in common bonds (Jane Martin; Donn Wisdom)
- In Christ we live, whose life was more (Brian Wren)
- In Christ were all things created
- Incline thine ear, incline thine ear to me (Friedrich Heinrich Himmel)
- Incline Thine Ear to Me (Friedrich Heinrich Himmel)
- Incline Your Ear, O Lord, to Me (Michael Morgan)
- Inconstancy (Afton Clegg)
- In crisp November weather, Thro’ copse
- In Cuba, fairest island of bright blazing sun (Fernan Sánchez)
- In darkness long we’ve been o’erwhelmed (William Clayton)
- In Days of Old (Jenny W. Francis)
- In Days of Old (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In Days of Old (Susanna Myers)
- In Days of Old (Mary Budlong)
- In days of old, the pioneers (Betsy Lee Bailey)
- In days of old, when knights were bold (Edwin Thomas)
- In days of yore, from Britain’s shore (Alexander Muir)
- In days of yore the hero Wolfe (Alexander Muir)
- In days when the pioneers came to this land
- In Deepest Night (Susan Palo Cherwien)
- In deepest night, in darkest days (Susan Palo Cherwien)
- In deep gratitude of spirit, our proud heads (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
- In defense of our home and our nation (Evan Stephens)
- In defense of our home and our nation, We will fight For the right (Evan Stephens)
- In Defense of Polygamy
- In deiner Hand, mein Gott (William Freemann)
- In dem hohen Reich der Sterne (Karl G. Maeser)
- In Denmark (Folk tune)
- In Denmark I am born (Hans Christian Andersen)
- Independence (John Lyon)
- In Derry vale beside the singing river (W. G. Rothery)
- Indescribable (Laura Story; Jesse Reeves)
- In Deseret We’re Free (William W. Phelps)
- In desert places Lone and somber, dry and sere (Elsie C. Carroll)
- In de valley, couldn’t hear nobody pray (Traditional)
- Indiana (Ballard MacDonald)
- Indian Baby Song
- Indian Braves
- Indian Drum Beat (Frances S. Vaughan; Nancy B. Britt)
- Indian Echo Song (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Indian Harvest (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Indian Lullaby (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- Indian Lullaby (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Indian Lullaby (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Indian Pipes (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Indian Street Fair (Fleur Conkling)
- Indian Summer
- Indian Summer (Ross Faber)
- In die Sonntagsschul zu eilen (Karl Tschaggeny)
- In dir ist Freude
- In Dir ist Freude in allem Leide (Johann Lindemann)
- In Dreams (Fran Walsh)
- In Dublin’s fair city (Irish folk song)
- In Dublin’s fair city where girls are so pretty (Irish folk song)
- In dulci jubilo (Heinrich Seuse)
- In dulci jubilo (Heinrich Seuse; John Mason Neale (adapter))
- In dulci jubilo, Now let us sing (Heinrich Seuse; John Mason Neale (adapter))
- In dulci jubilo Now sing with hearts aglow (Heinrich Seuse; John Mason Neale (adapter))
- In early morn, with day’s first light
- In Eden, mankind’s mother made the choice (Donald N. Bugg)
- In Edens’ bowers, with good surrounded (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In Edens’ bowers, with good surrounded, Men with richest gifts was blest (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In Eden’s field two trees grew side by side (Harley A. Morris)
- I Need Him (Nik Day)
- I Need Jesus (George O. Webster)
- I need Jesus, my need I now confess (George O. Webster)
- I Need My Heavenly Father (Judith W. Parker)
- I need my Heav’nly Father To help me every day (Judith W. Parker)
- I need my Heav’nly Father To help me ev’ry day (Judith W. Parker)
- I Need Thee Every Hour (Annie S. Hawks)
- I Need Thee Every Hour / Lead, Kindly Light (Kenneth Cope; Annie S. Hawks; John Henry Newman)
- I need thee every hour, Most gracious (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need thee every hour, most gracious Lord (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need thee every hour, Most gracious Lord; No tender (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need Thee ev’ry hour (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need Thee ev’ry hour, Most gracious (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need thee ev’ry hour, Most gracious Lord (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need thee, O I need thee (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need the every hour (Annie S. Hawks)
- I Need the Every Hour / I Stand All Amazed (Medley) (Annie S. Hawks; Charles H. Gabriel)
- I need the every hour, most gracious Lord (Annie S. Hawks)
- I need to have my own testimony (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
- I Need You Every Hour (Annie S. Hawks)
- I Need Your Help, O LORD My God (Martin Tel; Helen Otte)
- I Need Your Strength (Nik Day; Myshaan Komene)
- In Egypt under Pharaoh (Dosia Carlson)
- In Egypt under Pharaoh the Israelites were bound (Dosia Carlson)
- In einem Bächlein helle, da schoss (Friedrich Müller)
- In Elvas (Portuguese singing game)
- In Elvas, in Elvas, when last I was there (Portuguese singing game)
- In Embryo (Hattie Chritchlow Jensen)
- In Emmenthal (Swiss folk song)
- In essentials, unity (Rupertus Meldenius)
- I never can forget the day (J. W. Van DeVenter)
- I Never Dreamed (Michele Baer)
- I never knew what pain could be (Maud Chegwidden)
- I never pull’d a hand cart load (Mark Nichols)
- I Never Saw A Moor (Emily Dickinson)
- I never saw a moor, I never saw the sea, yet I know (Emily Dickinson)
- I Never Stand Alone (Steven Kapp Perry)
- I never thought I’d see the day (Chris Morgan)
- I Never Walk Alone (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I never walk alone, I have the Savior (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I never worry, I never fret (George Jordan)
- In every heart there’s a place (Wayne Burton)
- In every soul there burns a flame (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- In ev’ry kind of weather, In sunshine, snow (Marjorie Atkins)
- In ev’rything I do he’ll see (L. Clair Likes)
- In Excelsis Gloria (Traditional, 15th century)
- In Fairyland (Julia W. Bingham)
- In Faith, Lord, We Bow (Avanell D. Hancock)
- In faith, Lord, we bow; Our hearts now endow (Avanell D. Hancock)
- In Faith the Saints Go
- In faith we fearless stand (Sarah C. Maeser)
- In faith we’ll rely on the arm of Jehovah (William W. Phelps)
- In fancy I stood by the shore, one day (Lelia N. Morris)
- Infant Holy (Polish carol; Piotrowi Skardze)
- Infant Holy, Infant Lowly (Polish carol; Piotrowi Skardze)
- Infant holy, Infant lowly, For His bed (Polish carol; Piotrowi Skardze)
- Infant holy, Infant lowly for His bed a cattle stall (Polish carol; Piotrowi Skardze)
- Infant Jesus, Holy Babe (Robert P. Manookin)
- Infant so gentle, so pure and so sweet
- In far away Galilee, long, long ago (Alfred H. Ackley)
- In Fasting We Approach Thee (Paul L. Anderson)
- In Father’s Lovely Garden (French folk song)
- In father’s lovely garden, Come, see the roses! (French folk song)
- Infinite Love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In flaming tongues of fire (Roy D. A. Oakman)
- Inflammatus (Gioachino Rossini)
- Inflammatus et accensus (Gioachino Rossini)
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- In forty-six we bade adieu (Azariah Smith)
- In fourteen hundred and ninety-two Columbus sailed
- In garden, field and meadow The grass (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In Garden of Gethsemane (Earl R. Curry)
- In garden of Gethsemane The Savior prayed (Earl R. Curry)
- In Gathering Roses Look Out For The Thorns (Thomas P. Westendorf)
- Ingen her Guldtaarer fældet (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
- In Gethsemane (Esther Megargel)
- In Glück und Leid (Lu von Sell)
- In Glück und Leid, in froher Zeit (Lu von Sell)
- In God alone (Harry L. Doty)
- In God Alone
- In God alone my soul can find rest and peace
- In God alone my soul can find rest and peace / Mon âme se repose en paix sur Dieu seul
- In God alone my soul finds rest (Harry L. Doty)
- In God, My Faithful God (Catherine Winkworth)
- In God, my faithful God, I trust (Catherine Winkworth)
- In God’s green pastures feeding, by His cool waters lie (Orien G. Johnson)
- In God’s Most Holy Presence (Ernest Dodgshun)
- In God’s most holy presence We meet (Ernest Dodgshun)
- In God’s Name I Begin (Salomo Liscovius)
- In God the Father I Believe (Frank De Vries)
- In golden September with bright sunny days (Ethel Crowninshield)
- In Gottes Namen fang ich an (Salomo Liscovius)
- In Gottes Trost und Frieden (Marie Sauer)
- In grace the holy God (Daniel W. Whittle)
- In grace the holy God Did full salvation plan (Daniel W. Whittle)
- In Grandma’s time the little girls (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- In Grandpa’s Barn (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- In grandpa’s barn the pigeons coo (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- In Great Thanksgiving (Melchizedek M. Solis)
- In great thanksgiving, O Love Divine (Melchizedek M. Solis)
- In Hampton Town (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- In happiness and sorrow (Lu von Sell)
- In Hawaii (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- In heart and hand we join
- In Heaven Above (Laurentius Laurenti)
- In heaven above, in heaven above (Laurentius Laurenti)
- In heavenly armor we’ll enter the land (Jamie Owens-Collins)
- In Heavenly Love Abiding (Anna L. Waring)
- In heavenly love abiding, no change (Anna L. Waring)
- In heav’n above, in heav’n above (Laurentius Laurenti)
- In heav’nly love abiding (Anna L. Waring)
- In heav’nly love abiding, No change (Anna L. Waring)
- In heav’nly love abiding, No change my heart (Anna L. Waring)
- Inheritance of the Saints (Parley P. Pratt)
- In her sphere the noblest work of God is woman
- In him there is no darkness at all (Kathleen Thomerson)
- In Him We Live (Sally DeFord)
- In His Arms
- In His Cross I Glory (Tricia Walker)
- In His Embrace (Karleen Watt; Derek Hinckley)
- In His Footsteps (Linda Chapman; Bonnie Heidenreich)
- In his grave they have laid him, he slumbers in peace (Thomas Ward)
- In His Holy Name (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- In His Light (Clive M. Killpack)
- In His Own Time (Pat Davis)
- In His Presence (Melodie Tunney; Dick Tunney)
- In His presence there is comfort (Melodie Tunney; Dick Tunney)
- In His Temple Now Behold Him (Henry John Pye)
- In His Tender Care (Mary E. Morrow)
- In His Time (Diane Ball)
- In His time, In His time (Diane Ball)
- In Holland, children set their shoes (Edith M. Thomas)
- In Holy Conversation (Gregory J. Wismar)
- In holy places, at holy times (Garrett Breeze)
- In hours of darkness—at midnight (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In humble praise and prayer to God (Nell Clarke)
- In humble thanks we turn to Thee (Danelda M. Yoder)
- In Humility, Our Savior (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- In Humility, Our Savior (Mabel Jones Gabbott; Christopher Rogers)
- In humility, our Savior, Grant thy Spirit (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- In humility, our Savior, Grant thy Spirit here, we pray (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- In humility, our Savior, Here we kneel (Mabel Jones Gabbott; Christopher Rogers)
- In Hymns of Praise (Ada Blenkhorn)
- In hymns of praise your voices raise (Ada Blenkhorn)
- In hymns of praise your voices raise To Him (Ada Blenkhorn)
- In hymns of praise your voices raise To him who (Ada Blenkhorn)
- In Jehovah’s arm we trusted (Eliza R. Snow)
- In jener letzten der Nächte (Melchior von Diepenbrock)
- In Jesus’ church the people wait (Merl B. Grover)
- In Jinrikishas (Mabel E. Bray)
- In jinrikishas the children of Japan (Mabel E. Bray)
- In Jordan’s Stream (John W. Peterson)
- In Jordan’s stream the Savior stood (John W. Peterson)
- In Jordan’s Tide (John Fellows; Hymns on Believers Baptism, 1773)
- In Jordan’s tide the Baptist stands (John Fellows; Hymns on Believers Baptism, 1773)
- In Jordan’s tide the prophet stands (John Fellows; Hymns on Believers Baptism, 1773)
- In Jordan’s tide the prophet stands, Immersing the repenting Jews (John Fellows; Hymns on Believers Baptism, 1773)
- In joyous songs we tell the story, Christ is risen (Lillie M. Jordan)
- In Kanab they will always remember
- In Kirtland Zion’s temple stood (P. V. Poulsen)
- Ink-pata ya nawa zin Na sina ci co ze-e (American Indian song)
- In Latter Days Through Pow’r Divine (Rachel Mecham Goates)
- In Leinster there lived a young damsel (Irish folk song)
- In Life’s Quiet Hours (Fra Morton Sims)
- In Lollypop Lane (Ruth Stephens Porter)
- In Long-Ago Plymouth (Sarah Grames Clark)
- In loud, exalted strains (Benjamin Francis)
- In love she fell, My shy Blue-bell (Margaret Deland)
- In love she fell, My shy Bluebell (Margaret Deland)
- In loving kindness Jesus came (Charles H. Gabriel)
- In lovingkindness Jesus came (Charles H. Gabriel)
- In Loving-Kindness Jesus Came (Charles H. Gabriel)
- In lovingkindness Jesus came, my soul in mercy to reclaim (Charles H. Gabriel)
- In loving memory of a father’s fame (Evelyn Wilde Heath)
- In Loving Memory of Our Lord (Jed Nash Crowther)
- In loving mem’ry of our Lord We meet this Sabbath day (Jed Nash Crowther)
- In loving partnership (Jim Strathdee)
- In loving partnership we come (Jim Strathdee)
- In lower space, exists a place (David H. Smith)
- In lower space, exists a place Of weariness and darkest night (David H. Smith)
- In March peep out the early flowers
- In March, the Farmer (Walther Hensel)
- In May and June
- In May, you’ll find the shy anemones in white
- In Me (Charles A. Tindley)
- In meekness, in weakness, and pain (David H. Smith)
- In meekness, in weakness, and pain, Mistaken and drifting about (David H. Smith)
- In Memoriam (Eliza R. Snow)
- In Memoriam (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In Memoriam (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In Memoriam (Hannah T. King)
- In Memorium (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In Memory of 1847 (Hazel S. Washburn)
- In Memory of A. T. H. (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In Memory of Elder James Young (John Lyon)
- In Memory of Emily Cooper Davies (Henry Garner)
- In Memory of George A. Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
- In Memory of Our Lord (Mary Glover)
- In Memory of the Crucified (Frank I. Kooyman)
- In memory of the Crucified, Our Father, we have met (Frank I. Kooyman)
- In memory of the sacrifice (Annie D. Palmer)
- In memory of the sacrifice which only One might (Annie D. Palmer)
- In memory of the Savior’s (Thomas Cotterill)
- In Memory of the Savior’s Love (Thomas Cotterill)
- In memory of the Savior’s love, We keep (Thomas Cotterill)
- In Memory of the Saviour’s Love (Thomas Cotterill)
- In Memory of Willard Richards (Eliza R. Snow)
- In mem’ry of the Crucified (Frank I. Kooyman)
- In mem’ry of the Savior’s love (Thomas Cotterill)
- In Moments Like These (David Graham)
- In moments like these, I sing out a song (David Graham)
- In my bed all safe and warm (Dorothy Aldis)
- In my bed all safe and warm I like to listen (Dorothy Aldis)
- In My Day of Fear (Iona Community)
- In my distress I cry to the Lord (Liturgical text)
- In My Father’s House (James G. MacDermid)
- In My Father’s House Are Many Mansions (James G. MacDermid)
- In my garden (Ann Flint)
- In My Garden Is a Hazel Tree (Ukrainian folk song)
- In my garden, my pretty little garden, grow sweet (Ann Flint)
- In my grandmother’s oldfashioned (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
- In my hand a gong, In your hand a drum
- In My Heart (John W. Peterson)
- In My Heart There Rings a Melody (Elton M. Roth)
- In My Heart There Rings a Melody (Elton M. Roth)
- In My Home Over There (H. J. F.)
- In my home up above, such a short time ago (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
- In My Life (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In My Life, Lord (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In My Life Lord, Be Glorified (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In my life, Lord, be glorified, be glorified (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In my life, Lord, be glorified / En mi vida, gloria a ti / Dans ma vie, sois glorifié (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In my life, Lord, be glorified / In mijn leven, glorie aan U / En mi vida, gloria a ti / Dans ma vie, sois glorifié (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In My Life, Lord / En mi vida / Dans ma vie (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In My Life, Lord / In mijn leven, glorie aan U (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In my little Dutch garden I have flowers
- In my orchard still the shadows deep (Anna Prince Redd)
- In my plane I’ll fly today (Athelia S. Tanner)
- In my plane I’ll fly today—zoom I am a pilot! (Athelia S. Tanner)
- In my plane I’ll fly today. Zoom, I am a pilot! (Athelia S. Tanner)
- In my soul (Connor Austin; Spencer Cunningham)
- In my soul, There’s an endless light, never fleeting (Connor Austin; Spencer Cunningham)
- In my trials, walk with me (African-American spiritual)
- In my walk you can see me trying (Anderson T. Dailey)
- In Nasula (Arvid Lydecken)
- In Nature’s bowers ’tis sweet to sing
- In Nature’s bow’rs ’tis sweet to sing
- In Nature’s Voice We Hear You, Lord (Mildred Jordan)
- Inneres Leben (Johann J. Rambach)
- Inner Life (Johann J. Rambach)
- In Norway
- In October (Clara Louise Kessler)
- In olden time a prophet sage hath said (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In olden times, Jehovah told (Penelope Moody Allen)
- In Old Gethsemane (Richard Carroll)
- In old Kentuck’ in the afternoon (Kentucky folk song)
- In Old Mexico (Charles Henry)
- In Old Mexico where the balmy winds (Charles Henry)
- In old plantation mansions white (Frederick H. Martens)
- In Old Spain (Robert E. Nye)
- In old Spain there is a mystery, there is (Robert E. Nye)
- In old Spain there is mystery, there is mystery (Robert E. Nye)
- In one hand I’m holding something sweet (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- In Our Boat (Dinah Mulock Craik)
- In Our Day of Thanksgiving (William Henry Draper)
- In our day of thanksgiving one psalm let us offer (William Henry Draper)
- In our distress we cry to you (John Holbert)
- In our hearts from ages gone (Naftali Herz Imber)
- In our house Are singing things (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- In Our Households, Heavenly Father (Rolf Bouma; Marie J. Post)
- In our leaky tents we sit, thinking of the good (Joseph Goddard)
- In Our Lives, Lord, Be Glorified (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In our lives, Lord, be glorified, be glorified (Bob Kilpatrick)
- In Our Lovely Deseret (Eliza R. Snow)
- In our lovely Deseret, Where the Saints (Eliza R. Snow)
- In our lovely Deseret, Where the saints of God (Eliza R. Snow)
- In our lovely Deseret, Where the Saints of God have met (Eliza R. Snow)
- In Our Redeemer’s Name (Evan Stephens)
- In our Redeemer’s name, are we all (Evan Stephens)
- In our Redeemer’s name, are we all assembled here (Evan Stephens)
- I now feel a joy (Marie Andersen)
- In Peace and Joy I Now Depart (Martin Luther)
- In peaceful vale of pleasant green (J. P. Heye)
- In peace, let us pray to the Lord
- In peace shall Judah dwell (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In peace shall Judah dwell, Restored to Canaan’s land (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In Perfect Faith (Wallace F. Bennett)
- In perfect faith he asked the Lord (Wallace F. Bennett)
- In perfect faith he asked the Lord to give the answer (Wallace F. Bennett)
- In pleasant sheltered places (A. E. D.)
- In pleasant sheltered places, The sweet (A. E. D.)
- In pleasant sheltered places, The sweet rose (A. E. D.)
- In pleasures sweet here we do meet
- In pleasure sweet here we do meet
- In Plymouth town there lived a maid
- In Poland (Johannes Brahms)
- In Poland there’s an inn, in Poland there’s (Johannes Brahms)
- In Port (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- In Praise (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In Praise of William Tell (Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis)
- In Praise to God
- In praise to God, our Creator, We lift
- In praise we will sing to our Father, For crystal (Mabel S. Harmer)
- In prayer and deep sincerity (Kevin R. Olson)
- In preparation for the day (Daunell J. Clarke)
- In Quiet Grove (Janice Kapp Perry)
- In quiet stillness, Lord, I kneel (Kelley Paystrup)
- Inquiry (John Lyon)
- In radiant summer beauty
- In Remembrance (Ragan Courtney)
- In Remembrance (Hilma V. Goude)
- In Remembrance of Me (Ragan Courtney)
- In remembrance of Me, eat this bread (Ragan Courtney)
- In Remembrance of Robert F. Calderwood (John Lyon)
- In Remembrance of Thy Suffering (Evan Stephens)
- In remembrance of thy suffering, Lord, these (Evan Stephens)
- In remembrance of Thy suff’ring (Evan Stephens)
- In remembrance of Thy suff’ring, Lord (Evan Stephens)
- In reverence (Blanch D. Sundberg)
- In Reverence
- In robes of light (Orson F. Whitney)
- In robes of light, Than day more bright (Orson F. Whitney)
- In robes of light, than day more bright, Hallowed with (Orson F. Whitney)
- In robes of light, than day more bright, Haloed with (Orson F. Whitney)
- In Rome (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
- Inscribed to Elder J. W. Cummings (John Lyon)
- In seventeen hundred and seventy-four (Thomas Mozeen)
- In shady green pastures (G. A. Young)
- In shady, green pastures so rich and so sweet (G. A. Young)
- In Shady Woodland (Lydia Foote)
- Inside (Jeannine Lasky; Todd McCabe; Jim Funk; Barry Gibbons)
- Inside my bright red apple It looks (German song)
- Inside Out (Nik Day; Aaliyah Rose)
- In silence I must take my seat (Anon.)
- In Silence My Soul Thirsts (Tammy Wiens; Sheldon W. Sorge)
- In silence my soul thirsts for God (Tammy Wiens; Sheldon W. Sorge)
- In Silent Awe (John V. Pearson)
- In silent awe the angels watched (John V. Pearson)
- In Silent Pain the Eternal Son (Christopher M. Idle)
- In sin I once had wandered (Kate Byron)
- In Snow Plant and Bush Are Hidden (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- In solemn council sat the Gods (Orson F. Whitney)
- In Solitude (Ruth Duck)
- In solitude, in solitude (Ruth Duck)
- In Some Quiet Moment (Clive Romney)
- In sorrow I wandered, my spirit opprest (James Rowe)
- In Spain
- In spicy autumn weather The foot is like
- Inspiration (John Lyon)
- Inspiration (Syvella Neece)
- Inspired of God the Bible (Shirley Mason)
- Inspired of God the Bible, Holy Scriptures (Shirley Mason)
- Inspired Writings (Samuel Brown)
- Inspirer and hearer of prayer (Augustus M. Toplady)
- Inspirer and hearer of prayer, Thou Shepherd and Guardian of mine (Augustus M. Toplady)
- Inspirer of the ancient seer (Charles Wesley)
- Inspirer of the ancient seers (Charles Wesley)
- Inspirer of the ancient seers, Who wrote by thee the sacred page (Charles Wesley)
- Inspire us inspire us Genius of the Day
- In spite of all the watchfulness (Eliza R. Snow)
- In Spring (C. M. Arndt)
- In springtime, when the birds are singing (F. Bérat)
- Ins stille Land (Johann G. von Salis-Seewis)
- Ins stille Land! Wer leitet uns hinüber? (Johann G. von Salis-Seewis)
- Instantis adventum Dei (Charles Coffin)
- Instant Mash (Joe Jackson)
- In stately minuet my lady dances (Elizabeth Bennett)
- In Steadfast Faith I Stand (J. H. Till)
- In steadfast faith I stand, I love and trust my God (J. H. Till)
- In Stiller Nacht (Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld)
- In stiller Nacht, zur ersten Wacht (Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld)
- In Still of Night (Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld)
- In still of night by moon’s pale light (Friedrich Spee von Langenfeld)
- In storm and in tempest I toss with my boat
- Instruments of Your Peace (St. Francis of Assisi)
- Instruments of Your Peace (Kirk Dearman; Deby Dearman; St. Francis of Assisi)
- In Style All the While (Anon.)
- In Suffering Love the Thread of Life (Robert M. Johns)
- In Suff’ring Love (Robert M. Johns)
- In suff’ring love the thread of life (Robert M. Johns)
- In Summer (German song)
- In summer the wind is soft and slow (Mary Louise Allen)
- In Summer-time When Flow’rs Do Spring (Traditional)
- In Sunday School we’re taught to pray
- In Supplication (Frances Mills)
- In Sweden (Foster B. Merriam)
- In Sweden
- In Sweden in the spring, when our crops
- In Sweet Communion, Lord, with You
- In sweet remembrance of thy Son (Paul L. Anderson)
- Integer Vitae (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)
- Integer Vitae (Arthur Tozer Russell)
- Integer vitae scelerisque purus (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)
- In Tenderness He Sought Me (W. Spencer Walton)
- In tender retrospect of days now past (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Interim (Celia A. Van Cott)
- Interlude (Grace M. Candland)
- Intermediary (Naomi Russell)
- Interpreted (Hazel T. Latimer)
- Intery, mintery, cutery, corn
- Intery, mintery, cutery, corn, Apple seed
- In Thanksgiving, Let Us Praise Him (Claire Cloninger)
- In That Bright and Holy City (Joseph L. Townsend)
- In that bright and holy city, In our mansions (Joseph L. Townsend)
- In that bright and holy city, In our mansions far above (Joseph L. Townsend)
- In that bright heavenly home above we shall
- In that bright home above
- In That Day (Margaret Case)
- In That Great Gittin’ Up Mornin’ (African-American spiritual)
- In That Holy Place (Sally DeFord)
- In that land far away, there’s a beautiful home (Miriam H. Mason)
- In That Last Night on Mount Olive (Melchior von Diepenbrock)
- In That Morning
- In the Alps
- In The Army Of The True And Living God (Arlene L. Buffington)
- In the Beauty of Holiness (Nettil L. Sawyer Lester)
- In the Beginning (Carlos Rosas)
- In the Beginning Was the Word (John 1:1–16 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- “In the Beloved” accepted am I (Civilla Martin)
- In the Bethlehem Stable (Emilie Poulsson)
- In the Bleak December
- In the bleak December Cold are the winds
- In the bleak mid-winter (Christina G. Rossetti)
- In the Bleak Midwinter (Christina G. Rossetti)
- In the bleak midwinter frosty wind made moan (Christina G. Rossetti)
- In the bleak midwinter, frosty winds made moan (Christina G. Rossetti)
- In the blood of Jesus that was shed for me (James Bruce Mackay)
- In the Boat (Vilhelm Krag)
- In the book we call the bible (R. C. Evans)
- In the Bottom of the Sea
- In the bright and golden city (Sidney S. Brewer)
- In the bright and golden city, Seated on his jasper throne (Sidney S. Brewer)
- In the broad fields of heaven (Hedge’s Collection)
- In the broad fields of heaven,—In the immortal bowers (Hedge’s Collection)
- In the Bulb (Natalie W. Sleeth)
- In the Bulb There Is a Flower (Natalie W. Sleeth)
- In the bulb there is a flower; in the seed (Natalie W. Sleeth)
- In the cavern in a canyon (Percy Montrose)
- In the Chambers of the Mountains (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the chambers of the mountains Are a noble (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the Christian’s home in glory (William Hunter)
- In the cold night of winter (J. J. M. Bohn)
- In the cool of the morning (Daunell J. Clarke)
- In the Cross (John Bowring)
- In the Cross of Christ (John Bowring)
- In the Cross of Christ I Glory (John Bowring)
- In the cross of Christ I glory, There for all (Tricia Walker)
- In the Crossroads of This Moment (Ruth Duck)
- In the dark and cloudy day (George Rawson)
- In the dark and cloudy day, When earth’s riches flee away (George Rawson)
- In the darkness, alone, A tiny lamb (Toni Thomas)
- In the darkness, I see faintly By my (Chilean folk song)
- In the darkness I see nothing, By my feeble (Chilean folk song)
- In the Darkness of the Morning (Adam M. L. Tice)
- In the dark’ning night of his suff’ring (Jeffrey M. Bradshaw; Samuel H. Bradshaw)
- In the dark of the midnight (Mosie Lister)
- In the dark or in the light, God is near, always near (Harriet B. Jones)
- In the dawning of life’s morning, While (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the dawn of life’s morning, with angels (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the Day of Need (Christohper Idle)
- In the day of need may your answer be the Lord (Christohper Idle)
- In the day of sunlight (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
- In the day of sunlight, in the twilight dim (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
- In the Day of the Lord (M. Dell Ridge)
- In the days of long ago, In the shadow (T. Doolittle)
- In the days of the winter, when forests (Agnes Franz)
- In the days we had no Sunday school, a long time ago (N.)
- In the desert of Sahara (Laura E. Richards)
- In the Desert, on God’s Mountain (Susan Palo Cherwien)
- In the distance I can see (Sam Cardon; Don Stirling; Nancy Hanson)
- In the Distant Forest
- In the drama of life it is plain to be seen
- In the early light of morning (Katherine Wright)
- In the early, shivery dark (Rhoda W. Bacmeister)
- In the early, shivery dark Of wintertime (Rhoda W. Bacmeister)
- In the early springtime (Helmer)
- In the early springtime, In its morning fair (Helmer)
- In the East the Sun Rises (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- In Thee Do I Live (C. Austin Miles)
- In Thee, in Thee, O Lord, have I trusted (Psalm 31; Archibald T. Davidson)
- In Thee I Put My Trust (Psalm 31; Martin Herne)
- In Thee Is Gladness
- In Thee Is Gladness (Johann Lindemann)
- In Thee is gladness Amid all sadness (Johann Lindemann)
- In Thee, O Lord, have I trusted (Psalm 31; Archibald T. Davidson)
- In Thee, O Lord, I put my trust, To me (Psalm 31; Martin Herne)
- In the Evening (James A. Bland)
- In the Evening by the Moonlight (James A. Bland)
- In the evening by the moonlight, there are (James A. Bland)
- In the evening by the moonlight, there are silver (James A. Bland)
- In the Evening Now I Sit
- In the evening now I sit, Thinking mother dear of you
- In the ev’ning by the moonlight, You could hear (James A. Bland)
- In the fair garden of my dreams (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the far better land of glory and light (Elbert S. Porter)
- In the far better land of glory and light, The ransomed are singing in garments of white (Elbert S. Porter)
- In the Farmyard (Jean Dunlop)
- In the Farmyard (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
- In the far-off land of Scots, Far across (William O’Neil)
- In the Foggy Dew (Harvey W. Loomis)
- In the Forest (Joseph vom Eichendorff)
- In the Forest Lonely (American folk song)
- In the forest lonely, I hear my sweetheart sighing (American folk song)
- In the forest, when the moon is bright (Rose Fyleman)
- In the Garden (C. Austin Miles)
- In the Garden (Delys W. Snyder)
- In the Garden
- In the garden Jesus suffered (Delys W. Snyder)
- In the Garden, Jesus suffered (Annette W. Dickman)
- In the Garden of Dreams (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the garden of old Gethsemane (Richard Carroll)
- In The Garden of Tomorrow (George Graffe Jr.)
- In the garden with her mother, Sat Roselie dear (Danish folk song)
- In The Garden With Jesus (William C. Poole)
- In the gay and merry spring
- In the gay and merry spring Children laugh
- In the Gloaming (Meta Orred)
- In the gloaming oh, my darling! (Meta Orred)
- In the gloaming oh, my darling! when the lights (Meta Orred)
- In the gloaming oh, my darling! when the lights are dim and low (Meta Orred)
- In the gloaming O my darling! (Meta Orred)
- In the golden autumn ’neath the ruddy glow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the Good Old Summertime (Ren Shields)
- In the Greenwood (Aldis Dunbar)
- In the greenwood stands a chapel (Eleanor Farjeon)
- In the Grove (George Manwaring)
- In the harvest field now ripened (Kittie L. Suffield)
- In the harvest field now ripened there’s a work for all to do (Kittie L. Suffield)
- In the harvest field there is work to do (C. R. Blackall)
- In the Hazel Dell my Nelly’s sleeping (George F. Root)
- In the hazy mists of morning, Ere the sky (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the heart of summer she passed away (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the Heavens Shone a Star (Jonathan Malicsi; Ellsworth Chandlee)
- In the high mountains West (William W. Phelps)
- In the Hollow of His Hand (William M. Runyan)
- In the Hollow of Thy Hand (Monita Turley Robison)
- In the Home (Maxine C. Wight)
- In The Hour of Trial (James Montgomery)
- In the hour of trial, Jesus, plead for me (James Montgomery)
- In the hush of the Valley of Silence (A. J. R.)
- In the hush of tranquil evening ’Mid a blaze (Carmen M. Barbosa)
- In the Ice
- In the ice, in the snow, yi-i-i-i, ya-ya-ya
- In the land of fadeless day
- In the land of fadeless joy
- In the land of fadeless joy, There we’ll rest
- In the land of Missouri On the consecrated spot
- In the land of snow the little Eskimo (Adeline McCall)
- In the land of strangers (Horatius Bonar)
- In the land of strangers, Whither thou art gone (Horatius Bonar)
- In the land of Sweden far away (Martha F. Simmonds)
- In the Land of the Incas (Elizabeth Bennett)
- In the last days shall Zion be established (Charles R. Graham; T. Chemain Evans)
- In the last great dispensation (Joel H. Johnson)
- In the Latter Days (Doctrine and Covenants 150:7 (RLDS))
- In the Leafy Treetops (Clara Louise Kessler)
- In the Leafy Tree Tops (Clara Louise Kessler)
- In the leafy treetops the birds sing (Clara Louise Kessler)
- In the leafy treetops, the birds sing “Good morning” (Clara Louise Kessler)
- In the Learning of My Father (Craig Larson)
- In the Light (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
- In the lightning flash across the sky (Barbara Fowler Gaultney)
- In the little hamlet of Bethlehem (Joyce O. Evans)
- In the little village of Bethlehem (William Harold Neidlinger)
- In the Lord Alone (Walt Harrah)
- In the Lord alone, the Lord alone (Walt Harrah)
- In the Lord I’ll Be Ever Thankful (Taizé Community)
- In the Lord Rejoicing! / Jubilate Deo (Taizé Community)
- In the Meadow (Anon.)
- In the meadows, valleys, forests, there and everywhere (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the mellow sunlight of the autumn brown (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the midnight hour a memory (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the midst of foes I cry to thee (Traditional Pakistani)
- In the Midst of Life (Mortimer Arias)
- In the Midst of New Dimensions (Julian Rush)
- In the Midst of the Awful Mormons (Utah folk song)
- In the midst of tribulation (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In the midst of tribulation, When thy heart is bowed with cares (Mark H. Forscutt)
- In the Midst of You (Elane Roberts Palmer)
- In the mists of Babylon I walked (J. J. M. Bohn)
- In the moon beams thine image I see
- In the moonlight, midnight dreary (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the morning in the garden (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- In the morning in the garden, birds were singing (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- In the morning of the world ended
- In the morning when I rise (African-American spiritual)
- In the morning when I wake (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the morning when I wake, Before I work (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the morning when I wake, before I work or (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the morning when I wake Before I work or play (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the morning when I wake Before I work or play Always I (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the morn of creation (William W. Phelps)
- In the Mountains (Old Swiss song)
- In the mountains there are voices, voices (Old Swiss song)
- In the Name of Jesus
- In the name of Jesus Christ the captives are set free (Arlene L. Buffington)
- In the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus
- In the Name of the Lord (Sandi Patty; Phill McHugh; Gloria Gaither)
- In the New Jerusalem (C. Widmeyer)
- In the night of time a light was lit on earth (J. J. M. Bohn)
- In the Night the Shepherds (Spanish carol)
- In the ocean of the sky, Borne on rising waves (Japanese song)
- In the old Car’lina State, Where the sweet (Samuel N. Mitchell)
- In the olden time the courtiers (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In the olden time the courtiers, Noble lords (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In the Old-time Way (B. McK.)
- In the Orchard (Julia Colton Willard)
- In the Park (Anna M. Shepard)
- In the Patio (Aldis Dunbar)
- In the Plaza (Mexican folk song)
- In the Presence of Jehovah (Geron Davis; Becky Davis)
- In the Presence of Your People (Bert Polman; Brent Sinclair Chambers)
- In the prison cell I sit (George F. Root)
- In the prison cell I sit, Thinking, Mother (George F. Root)
- In the prison cell I sit thinking, Mother dear (George F. Root)
- In the quiet at the end of day (Suzanne Ostler Shippen)
- In the quiet at the end of day, I kneel (Suzanne Ostler Shippen)
- In the Quiet Consecration (Constance Coote)
- In the quiet hours of morning (John C. Slemp)
- In the quiet misty morning (Marta Keen)
- In the Quiet of Morning (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the quiet of the morning (Moiselle Renstrom)
- In the quiet of the night (Connor Austin; Nik Day)
- In the Quiet of This Day (Shirley Erena Murray)
- In the Quiet of This Moment (Dean McIntyre)
- In the quiet of this moment there is joy (Dean McIntyre)
- In the quiet on the hillside (Sally DeFord)
- In the ranks of the M. I. A. (Evan Stephens)
- In the ranks of Zion’s army, we are the volunteers
- In the resurrection morning when the trump of God shall sound (J. Edmond Thomas)
- In the rifted Rock I’m resting (Mary James)
- In the rippling water, Clear and cool and bright (Emilie Poulsson)
- In the Sacred Grove (Toni Thomas)
- In the Sacred Grove the silence speaks (Toni Thomas)
- In the Sanctuary (Kurt Carr)
- In These Delightful, Pleasant Groves (Henry Leslie)
- In these last days a voice is heard (D. Roberts)
- In These Moments We Remember (Ken Medema)
- In the Service of the King (Alfred H. Ackley)
- In the Service of the Lord (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the Shadow of His Wings (John Atchinson)
- In the shadow of the mountains (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
- In the shadows of myself (Arnold Stringham)
- In the Shattered Bliss of Eden (Stephen P. Starke)
- In the Shoemaker’s Hollow (Ary Barroso)
- In the Silence (Susan Evans McCloud)
- In the silence of the evening (Susan Evans McCloud)
- In the silence of the ev’ning (Susan Evans McCloud)
- In the Silence of the Night (Anon.)
- In the Silent Midnight Watches (A. Cleveland Coxe)
- In the Silver Moonlight (French folk song)
- In the silver moonlight, My good friend Pierrot (French folk song)
- In the silver rocket ship Ev’rything is ready (Doris R. Fisher)
- In the silv’ry moonlight, Tapping at your door (Susanna Myers)
- In the Singing (Shirley Erena Murray)
- In the singing, in the silence (Shirley Erena Murray)
- In the Sky Above Us
- In the sky above us, Where the angels dwell
- In the sky of evening, Rise up, lovely star! (Elizabeth Kulmann)
- In the sky the bright stars glittered (John Fletcher)
- In the sky very high
- In the soft September gloaming (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In the South
- In the spring-a-ling-a-ling All the bluebirds (Adeline McCall)
- In the Star Light (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- In the starlight, in the starlight, quaint and still (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- In the stars His handiwork I see (Ralph R. Carmichael)
- In the stillness of my soul (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- In the still night, the long hours through (Ojibway Indian song)
- In the still vast silence of space a miracle of creation (Gail W. Bell)
- In the Straw Stack (Lydia Avery Coonley)
- In the Strength of the Lord (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- In the Strength of the Lord (Nina Harris)
- In the strength of youth (John V. Pearson)
- In the summer, on vacation, We had pleasant (Barbara Berlet)
- In the sun, and moon, and stars (Reginald Heber)
- In the sun, and moon, and stars, Signs and wonders there shall be (Reginald Heber)
- In the sunny southland, Where the trees (Sophia S. Bixby)
- In the Sweet By and By (S. Fillmore Bennett)
- In the Sweet By and By (S. Fillmore Bennett; James J. Stafford (adapter))
- In The Sweet By-And-By (S. Fillmore Bennett)
- In the temple we did go Our voices we did raise (Dianna L. Gibler)
- In the Time of Roses (Louise Reichardt)
- In the time of roses, Hope, thou weary heart (Louise Reichardt)
- In the Tree (Mary Callan)
- In the trees the birds are singing (Charles I. Junkin)
- In the trees the birds are singing, in the mountains (Charles I. Junkin)
- In the twilight, in the twilight, sitting by my cottage (Henry A. Tuckett)
- In the Tyrol
- In the Tyrol (Austrian-Swiss folk song)
- In the Tyrol came yodeling From the mountains (Austrian-Swiss folk song)
- In the vales of Escalanta Where the tall (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the vales of the mountains (William Willes)
- In the Very Midst of Life (Martin Luther)
- In the very top of a tall church steeple (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In the visions of the future I behold
- In the Vogelgarten (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- In the warfare that is raging (W. C. Martin)
- In the west toward the land of the sunset (W. O. Robinson)
- In the Wilderness of Mexico (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In the window, where you can send your glow (Judith K. Eisenstein)
- In the winter the trees and grass lie sleeping (Charles Leonhard)
- In the winter time we go Walking in the fields (James Stephens)
- In the wondrous star-sown night (Bliss Carman)
- In the Wood (Anna M. Shepard)
- In the Woods (Verda E. Bryant)
- In the Woods (F. Körner)
- In the woods are songs of gladness (Elizabeth Bennett)
- In the woods the young boy knelt (Verda E. Bryant)
- In the woods we hear a dove, He sings (Martha Dabney)
- In the work of the Lord there is pleasure to gain (William Powell)
- In the world I’ve gained my knowledge (Harry Clifton)
- In the years when I am lonely, and perhaps (Merling Dennis Clyde)
- In this castle long ago, halls were free (Bansui Doi)
- In this dark world,—where changes dim the scene (John Lyon)
- In This Hour (Earl C. Hazelle)
- In this hour of song and prayer, And stories old (Earl C. Hazelle)
- In this life, there are things we can’t control (Connor Austin)
- In This New Moment (Ernesto Barros Cardoso; Darlene Schützer; Paulo R. Salles Garcia; Tércio Junker; Dea C. Affini; Eder Soares)
- In this new moment we can hear God calling (Ernesto Barros Cardoso; Darlene Schützer; Paulo R. Salles Garcia; Tércio Junker; Dea C. Affini; Eder Soares)
- In This Quiet Moment (Larry Mayfield)
- In this realm of souls departed, Thou of mortals
- In this sensation world of ours (Harry Linn)
- In This Sweet Summer (Paul Gerhardt; Joachim von Düben; Christoffer O. Angeldorff)
- In This Time (Larry Sivis)
- In this time of quiet rev’rence, God (Larry Sivis)
- In This Very Room (Ron Harris; Carol Harris)
- In this very room there’s quite enough love for one like me (Ron Harris; Carol Harris)
- In this world of woe and sadness
- In this world today, there is much to divide us (Vonnie Tims)
- In Thy Courts Above (Aaron Edson)
- In Thy Form (Carlton Culmsee)
- In Thy Hand, My God (William Freemann)
- In Thy Heart Right with God? (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- In Thy Holy Temple (B. McKinney Sr.)
- In thy holy temple, O sacred place (B. McKinney Sr.)
- In Thy Name, O Lord (Thomas Kelly)
- In thy name, O Lord, assembling (Thomas Kelly)
- In thy name, O Lord, assembling, We, thy people, now draw near (Thomas Kelly)
- In Thy Presence There’s Fullness of Joy (Mike Kerry)
- In thy temple (Lula Greene Richards)
- In Thy Temple Great Jehovah (Herbert S. Auerbach)
- In thy temple, o our Father, when from worldly (Lula Greene Richards)
- In Times like These (Ruth Caye Jones)
- In times like these you need a Savior (Ruth Caye Jones)
- In times of deepest trial (Janice Kapp Perry)
- In Tiny Nests (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- In tiny nests among the leaves, In bush (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Into Bed Go I (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Into eternity has rolled (Thomas W. Smith)
- Into eternity has rolled Another year, its story told (Thomas W. Smith)
- Into My Heart (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into My Heart (Harry Clarke)
- Into My Heart / Dentro de mí / Viens dans mon cœur (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into my heart, into my heart (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into my heart, Into my heart, Come into (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into my heart, into my heart, Come into my heart (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into my heart, into my heart / Dentro de mi, dentro de mi / Viens dans mon cœur, viens dans mon cœur / Komm in mein Herz, wohne darin! (Harry D. Clarke)
- Into paradise may the angels lead you (Theodore Marier)
- Into Parliament He Shall Go (William S. Gilbert)
- Into that upper room they came (Mabel Williams Crayne)
- Into the blossom goes the bee (Linn Moore Miller)
- Into the heart of Jesus (Oswald J. Smith)
- Into the heart of Jesus, deeper and deeper I go (Oswald J. Smith)
- Into the Next World
- Into the Silent Land (Johann G. von Salis-Seewis)
- Into the Spirit Land! (Johann G. von Salis-Seewis)
- Into the Spirit Land! Ah! who shall lead us thither? (Johann G. von Salis-Seewis)
- Into the tent where a gipsy boy lay (Mary B. C. Slade)
- Into the tent where a gypsy boy lay (Mary B. C. Slade)
- Into the West when dawned (Albert Whipple Hadley)
- Into the Woods My Master Went (Sidney Lanier)
- Into Thy presence blest (Fronia Smith)
- In tree, and leaf, and flower, in sunshine (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- In Trinidad
- In Trinidad, the beautiful land of Iere
- In Triumph We Shall Sing (Ruth May Fox)
- Introduce Me To My Friend (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Introduction of the Year 1853 (Eliza R. Snow)
- Introductory Invocation (Eliza R. Snow)
- Introit (Liturgy of St. James; Gerard Moultrie)
- Introit (Habakkuk 2:20; Calvin W. Laufer)
- In truth I cannot measure The heartfelt (German song)
- Intry Mintry
- Intry mintry cutry corn, Apple seed and
- In Twilight Time
- In Tyrolian Hills (Frederick H. Martens)
- In Unity We Lift Our Song (Ken Medema)
- Inured to poverty and pain (Charles Wesley)
- Inured to poverty and pain, A suff’ring life my master led (Charles Wesley)
- In Ushkadara (Turkish folk song)
- In vain my fancy strives to paint (John Newton)
- In vain our fancy strives to paint (John Newton)
- In vain our fancy strives to paint, The moment after death (John Newton)
- Invincible (Cherie Call)
- Invitation to Dance (Chippewa Indian song)
- Invitation to Nature
- Invitation to Sabbath Schools
- Invitation to Singing
- Invitation to the Faithful (Vicki Argotsinger)
- Invitation to the faithful, The renewal (Vicki Argotsinger)
- Invitation to the Singing School
- Invitation to the Supper of the Lamb (Shirley Mason)
- Invocation (Eliza R. Snow)
- Invocation (William G. Bickley)
- Invocation (Eliza R. Snow)
- Invocation (Lula Greene Richards)
- Invocation (Edward Hanham)
- Invocation (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Invocation (George A. Kelley)
- Invocation (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Invocation hymn (William G. Bickley)
- Invocation to Harmony (Evan Stephens)
- In Water We Grow (Brian Wren)
- In water we grow, secure in the womb (Brian Wren)
- In Winter (Christina G. Rossetti)
- In winter, when the fields are white (Lewis Carroll)
- In woods will I be living, Yes, living! (Ann Underhill)
- In years to come, when manhood dawns (Evan Stephens)
- In you, Lord, I have taken refuge (AnnaMae Meyer Bush)
- In Your Blessed Name
- In Your Hands (Wayne Burton)
- In Your House, O Lord (Jay Turner)
- In your house, O Lord, In Your dwelling place (Jay Turner)
- In your mercy, Lord, you called me (Josiah Conder; Charles P. Price)
- In your right hand are pleasures evermore
- In youth I knelt by mother’s knee; ’Twas there (M. A. Stewart)
- In youth’s sweet spring-time, O how grand and true (Emmeline B. Wells)
- In Zarahemla, all is still (Merrijane Rice)
- In Zion, Lord, wilt thou (Joel H. Johnson)
- In Zion’s barque we’ll safely ride
- In Zion’s bright mountain life’s waters are free (Joel H. Johnson)
- I Offer My Life (Claire Cloninger; Don Moen)
- I Offer My Life to You, Lord, Today (Rubén Landeros)
- I Often Go Walking (Phyllis Luch)
- I often go walking in meadows of clover (Phyllis Luch)
- I often go walking in meadows of clover, and I gather (Phyllis Luch)
- I often used to wonder What happened (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I once had built a handsome house (Brian Knox)
- I once was a stranger, and far from my home
- I once was lost in sin (Cleavant Derricks)
- I once was lost in sin but Jesus took me in (Cleavant Derricks)
- I Only Looked Back (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- I only place my hand in thine, and all my pulses thrill to thee (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I only take my hand in thine, and all my pulses thrill to thee (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I opened up some pictures (Dustin Christensen; Russ Dixon)
- I Østen stiger Solen op (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- I Ought to Do Something for Jesus (Oswald J. Smith)
- I Owe You (Verda Mae Christensen)
- I passed by a garden, a little Dutch garden (Hattie Whitney)
- I passed through the vales of the shadows of Doubt (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I Pay My Tithing (Ruth Benson Lehenbauer)
- I peeped into the parlor door, And there (Vernetta F. Decker)
- I pescatori (Vincenzo Gabussi)
- I pity those who know no happiness (Eliza R. Snow)
- I planted a garden for you, sweet bird (Lillian Mohr)
- I planted in the soil a seed, Lifeless, flat, and brown (Alveretta S. Engar)
- I Planted the Basil (Anon.)
- I pledge allegiance to my flag, The flag (Elizabeth C. Taylor)
- I pledge allegiance to the Flag (Francis Bellamy )
- I Pledge Allegiance to the Lamb (Ray Boltz)
- I pledge allegiance to the Lamb, With all (Ray Boltz)
- I pledge myself faithful, With heart (The Modern Music Series)
- I pledge myself faithful, With heart and with hand (The Modern Music Series)
- I Pledge Myself to Love the Right (Margaret Mann)
- I pledge myself to love the right, The good (Margaret Mann)
- I pledge myself to love the right, The good, the fair (Margaret Mann)
- I pledge myself to love the right, The good, the fair and true (Margaret Mann)
- I Praise My God (Hans-Jürgen Netz)
- I Praise You (Friedrich Conrad Hiller)
- I praise you, my great King (Johan Johansen)
- I Pray in Faith (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I pray thee, I pray thee, how do we best (Ludwig van Beethoven)
- I Pray to My Heavenly Father (Gwen Boyer)
- I Put My Dolly in Her Bed (Nina B. Hartford)
- I put my dolly in her bed, Lullaby (Nina B. Hartford)
- I Raise Your Eye to the Sky (Johan L. Runeberg)
- I read words upon the paper (Gerald N. Lund)
- I read words upon the paper, Race through (Gerald N. Lund)
- I Really Love the Lord (Jimmy Dowell)
- I really think the bobolink Is feather’d (Helen Louise Clark)
- I received a letter, caramba, from the Count’s (Latin American folk song)
- I Received the Living God (Anon.)
- I Rejoiced When I Heard Them Say (Bernadette Farrell)
- I Rely (David Pliler)
- I Remember (Philena Fletcher Homer)
- I Remember (Thomas Hood)
- I remember days (Kamie Jacobs Bolen)
- I remember, I remember The house where (Thomas Hood)
- I remember long ago when I was a child (Richard L. Luna)
- I remember Mother (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I remember the deafening roar (David Lindes)
- I Remember Thee (Arlen L. Card)
- I Remember the Savior (Laurie Williams Sowby)
- I remember the Savior on this holy day (Laurie Williams Sowby)
- I remember the story of builders (Marvin Payne)
- I remember when my burdens rolled away (Minnie A. Steele)
- I remember when the Lord spoke to my soul (Haldor Lillenas)
- I Rest with My Memories (H. V. Kaalund)
- I Ride an Old Paint (Cowboy ballad)
- I ride an old Paint, I lead an old Dan (Cowboy ballad)
- Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Chauncey Olcott; George Graff Jr.)
- Irish Love Song (Kate Kendall Thomas)
- I roam the world a gypsy King, With none (Jane Landon)
- I rode on a bus through the traffic (Hellene Seaman)
- Ironing Day (Bessie Hill)
- Iron—Silver—Gold
- I rose long before the light; Washed (Russian song)
- I rose long before the light; Washed my face (Russian song)
- Irreplaceable (Madilyn Paige)
- Irrigation Ode (Virginia McClurg)
- Isabella (Hannah T. King)
- Isaiah 6:3 (Mary A. Lathbury)
- Isaiah in a Vision Did of Old (Martin Luther)
- Isaiah, Mighty Seer in Days of Old (Martin Luther)
- Isaiah Said (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Isaiah said our Savior (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Isaiah Says (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Isaiah says, Jehovah has born (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Isaiah the Prophet Has Written of Old (Joy F. Patterson)
- “I,” said the duck, “I call it fun” (Clara Doty Bates)
- Isä kulta, nytkö maata jo
- Isalei (Fijian song)
- Isa Lei (Fijian folk song)
- Is Anyone Willing To Let Jesus In? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I sat alone in the twilight Watching the shadows fall (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
- I sat and dreamed Unmindful that the day (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
- I Sat at Table with My Lord (Dennis S. Aldridge)
- I sat beneath the Abeles old (George Spencer Cautley)
- I sat by my hearth, in the coals glowing red (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
- I sat me down tonight to sing a song (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I sat on Joseph’s knee. I waved as he rode by (Judy Siddoway)
- I saw a baby woodchuck Sitting on a knoll (Frances Frost)
- I saw a blood washed pilgrim, a sinner saved by grace (R. Kelso Carter)
- I saw Adam leave that garden with an apple in his hand
- I saw a dog, he chased a cat, I saw a donkey (Ruth Harrison)
- I saw a face within a frame (Josephine Spencer)
- I saw a gay lark in the meadow today (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
- I saw a green willow, the first of the year (E. Noxon)
- I saw a Halloween tree, and someone was looking
- I saw a Lamb that had been slain (William W. Phelps)
- I saw a little robin, A-hopping on the gate (Mabel Livingstone)
- I saw a little squirr’l A-scampering in the breeze (James Edwin Green)
- I saw a little Tailor sitting stitch, stitch (Eleanor Farjeon)
- I saw a little twisted tree, With limbs (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I saw a maiden standing on a sea-girt shore (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I Saw a Mighty Angel (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I Saw a Mighty Angel Cry (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I Saw a Mighty Angel Fly (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I Saw a Mighty Angel Fly (Anon.)
- I saw a mighty angel fly; / To earth (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I saw a mighty angel fly; To earth (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I saw a mighty angel fly; To earth he bent his way (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I saw another angel fly in the midst of heaven
- I saw a thing of rudest form (Eliza R. Snow)
- I saw a tiny little brook, No bigger than a rill (Christine Turner Curtis)
- I saw a yard all dark and bare, With red (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I saw dawn creep across the sky (Rachel Field)
- I saw her in the throng (Eliza R. Snow)
- I saw her in the throng, that met to pray (Eliza R. Snow)
- I saw him in the lane one day, A-perching (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I Saw Many Things Today (Frances K. Taylor)
- I saw many things today, As I walked (Frances K. Taylor)
- I Saw My Mommy Smile (Helen Pettigrew)
- I saw One hanging on a tree (John Newton)
- I saw raindrops on my window, Joy is like (Miriam Therese Winter)
- I Saw the Cross of Jesus (Frederick Whitfield)
- I saw the great Jehovah In a vision of the night
- I saw the mighty angel fly (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- I saw the moon-light on the water (William W. Phelps)
- I saw them plunging through the foam (Hamish Henry)
- I Saw The Wicked Flourish Like A Green Bay Tree (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I Saw Three Ships (English carol)
- I saw three ships come sailing by (English folk song)
- I saw three ships come sailing by, Sailing by (English folk song)
- I saw three ships come sailing in (English carol)
- I saw three ships go sailing by, sailing by (English folk song)
- I saw three witches (Walter de la Mare)
- I saw three witches That bowed down (Walter de la Mare)
- I saw tonight a lovely dancer, And when (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I saw you toss the kites on high (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- I search for Thy stillness abiding (Evonne Bolton)
- I See A Crimson Stream (G. T. Haywood)
- I see a day when love means more (Tyler Castleton; Doug Walker)
- I see a difference, I’m not the same (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- I see a-down the shadows of long years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I see adown the shadows of long years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I see a gray squirrel Sitting in an oak tree (Annie M. Clarke Ostrander)
- I see a wave, a mighty wave (Sharon Z. de Paula; Rebecca de Paula)
- I see God’s blessings all around me (Nik Day)
- I see her trudging down the dusty trail (Camilla Woodbury Judd)
- I see inscribed upon the cross (Joel H. Johnson)
- I see it trail beside the sun-mad brook (Blanche K. McKey)
- I seek a four-leaved clover, Clover, clover (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- I seem to see my native land again (Heinrich Heine)
- I seem to see my native land again, Where (Heinrich Heine)
- I see my mother kneeling (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I see my mother kneeling with our family (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I see my Savior with thorn-crowned head (R. H.)
- I see no other treasure, I ask no other due (German song)
- I see our Bishop ev’ry week He always smiles and stops (Derryl R. Herring)
- I see the King of glory (Brooke Fraser)
- I see the light of the temple at night (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
- I see the moon, and the moon sees me
- I See the Morning Breakin’
- I See the River (Robert E. Nye)
- I See the Savior Smiling (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- I see the situation differently (Clive Romney; James Marsden)
- I see the starlight, and I see the moonlight (Robert E. Nye)
- I see the stars above me—They’re not
- I see the waters part when I kneel (Nik Day)
- I see within the shadows of past years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I See You (Swedish singing game)
- I See You Before Me, O Lamb of God (Hans Adolph Brorson)
- I see you in the hallway (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker; Ross Boothe)
- I see you, I see you, Tra la la la la la la la (Swedish singing game)
- I see you, I see you, Tra la la la la la la la la! (Swedish singing game)
- I see your pain (Nik Day)
- I see your pain. Your hands are shaking (Nik Day)
- I’se got a gal and you got none (Folk song)
- I’se got a gal an’ you got none (Folk song)
- I sell butter, I sell cheese, I sell honey (Mabel E. Bray)
- I send this little Posy for a greeting to my Dear (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Is enough said? When does a full heart say (Hannah T. King)
- I serve a living Savior, He’s in the world today (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I Serve a Risen Savior (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I serve a risen Savior, He’s in the world today (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I serve a risen Saviour, He’s in the world today (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Is God for me, then tread (Hans A. Brorson)
- I shall always love December As the crowning time of year (Thelma McKinnon Anderson)
- I Shall Be Like Him (William A. Spencer)
- “I Shall Come Again” (Vida E. Smith)
- I shall know Him, I shall know Him (Fanny J. Crosby)
- I Shall Know My Saviour (Harry A. McGuire)
- I Shall Love the Lord, My God, with All My Heart (Ardeth Greene Kapp)
- I Shall Love the Lord With All My Heart (Ardeth Greene Kapp)
- I Shall Not Be Moved (Traditional)
- I Shall Not Be Moved
- I shall not, I shall not be moved (Traditional)
- I Shall Not Leave My Jesus (Christian Keimann)
- I Shall Not Want (Rachel P. Mohlman)
- I shall see my Saviour When I pass (Harry A. McGuire)
- I share with sister, brother (Moiselle Renstrom)
- I share with sister, brother, my candy and my toys (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Is He Yours? (L. E. C.)
- I shot an arrow into the air; It fell (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- I should be paying my dues (Ben Olsen; Nik Day)
- I should find a helpmate; No more can I tarry (Hungarian folk song)
- “I should like to see Punch and Judy”
- I shut the children’s peepers, Sh! (Adelheid Wette)
- Ishworo
- Ishworo, Ishworo daya koro
- Ishworo, Isworo daya koro / Father in heaven, have mercy upon us
- I Sing as I Arise Today (St. Patrick)
- I sing a song of the saints of God (Lesbia Scott)
- I Sing a Strain (David Roberts)
- I sing of a land of liberty—Utah (Charles W. Penrose)
- I Sing of Christ! (Toni Thomas)
- I sing of sweet redeeming love (Toni Thomas)
- I sing of the lad that tills the soil (Evan Stephens)
- I sing of the lad that tills the soil, With the tan upon his face (Evan Stephens)
- I sing of your promise, O Lord (Harrell Beck)
- I Sing Praises (Terry MacAlmon)
- I sing praises to Your name, O Lord (Terry MacAlmon)
- I sing th’ almighty power of God (Isaac Watts)
- I sing th’ almighty pow’r of God (Isaac Watts)
- I Sing the Almighty Power of God (Isaac Watts)
- I sing the almighty power of God, that made (Isaac Watts)
- I Sing the Greatness of Our God (Isaac Watts)
- I Sing the Mighty Power of God (Isaac Watts)
- I sing the mighty power of God, That made the mountains rise (Isaac Watts)
- I sing the mighty pow’r of God (Isaac Watts)
- I sing the mighty pow’r of God that made the mountains rise (Isaac Watts)
- I Sing the Praise of Love Almighty (Madeleine Forell Marshall; Gerhard Tersteegen)
- I sing the song of the planted wheat (Susa Young Gates)
- I sing your praise for steadfast love (Psalm 62:5–12)
- I sit at my computer, the Spirit of Elijah driving me (Sandra Drake Fluckiger)
- I sit here on the floor (Aubree Liz)
- I sit in the shadows and twilight (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I sit in the twilight of other days (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I sit in the twilight, the darkness approaching (Evan Stephens)
- Is It Nothing To You? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Is It the Crowning Day? (George Walker Whitcomb)
- Is it true that I am a sojourner here, that this (Joseph H. Ward)
- Island of dreams (Anon.)
- Isle of Beauty (Thomas Haynes Bayly)
- I slip and I slide (Rhoda W. Bacmeister)
- I slip and I slide On the slippery ice (Rhoda W. Bacmeister)
- I smile ev’ry day When I think about his grace (Nik Day)
- Is My Heart Prepared to Hear the Words of Christ? (David B. Larsen)
- Is My Name Written There? (Mary A. Kidder)
- I Sne staar Urt øg Busk i Skjul (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Is not the bread we break (Dan Feiten)
- Is not the bread we break a sharing in our Lord? (Dan Feiten)
- Is not This the Land of Beulah?
- Isn’t He? (John Wimber)
- Isn’t He beautiful? (John Wimber)
- Isn’t it Fun (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- Isn’t it fun to wake up in the morning (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- Isn’t It Grand?
- Isn’t it grand to be a Leaguer, isn’t it grand?
- Isn’t it great to be you, to be me (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Isn’t the Love of Jesus Something Wonderful! (John W. Peterson)
- Isn’t this season the jolliest time, And isn’t (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I sought a flag to follow (John W. Peterson)
- I sought among the glowing stars (Alice Morrill)
- I Sought the Lord (Holy Songs, Carols, and Sacred Ballads, 1880; The Pilgrim Hymnal, 1904)
- I sought the Lord, and afterward I knew (Holy Songs, Carols, and Sacred Ballads, 1880; The Pilgrim Hymnal, 1904)
- I sought thy help in ages past (Jeanne Newman)
- I spun like a top where the buttercups grow (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- Israel awake (J. McGregor)
- Israel, awake from thy long, silent slumber (J. McGregor)
- Israel, awake from thy long, silent slumber, Shake off the fetters that bound thee so long (J. McGregor)
- Israel, in ancient days (William Cowper)
- Israel, in ancient days, Not only had a view (William Cowper)
- Israel, Israel (Richard Smyth)
- Israel, Israel, God is (Richard Smyth)
- Israel, Israel, God Is Calling (Richard Smyth)
- Israel, Israel, God is calling, Calling thee from lands (Richard Smyth)
- Israel, Israel, God is calling—Calling thee from lands of woe (Richard Smyth)
- Israel, O Israel
- Israel, O Israel! (Katherine D. Knecht)
- Israel remembers the long trail of tears (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Israels Haab paany oplives (Theodor M. Samuelsen)
- Israel’s hope is revived (Theodor M. Samuelsen)
- Israel’s Sons With One Accord
- Israel, thou hast long been banished (Joel H. Johnson)
- Is some trait of your neighbor distasteful to you? (Sarah C. Maeser)
- Istanbul (Jimmy Kennedy)
- I Stand All Amazed (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I stand all amazed at the love (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I Stand All Amazed at the Love Jesus Offers Me (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I stand all amazed at the love Jesus offers me, Confused (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I Stand Amazed (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I Stand Amazed in the Presence (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I stand amazed in the presence Of Jesus (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I stand amazed in the presence of Jesus the Nazarene (Charles H. Gabriel)
- I stand at the dawn of a beautiful day (Alfred H. Ackley)
- I Stand in Awe (Mark Altrogge)
- I Stand Prepared (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- I Stand With Jesus Christ (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I started on the trail on June twenty-third
- I started up the trail on June twenty-third
- Ist Gott für mich, so trete (Paul Gerhardt)
- “Is that Mister Riley, who keeps the hotel?” (Charles Ives)
- Is the future bright with promise (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Is the Light for the Learned (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
- Is the light that shines within my heart (Daniel L. Carter)
- Is There A City? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Is there a city? They say there’s a city (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Is there a gift for the weary and worn (Joseph Smith III)
- Is there a gift for the weary and worn Who tremblingly fight their way on (Joseph Smith III)
- Is there a heart o’er bound by sorrow? (Edward Henry Joy)
- Is there a heart o’erbound by sorrow? (Edward Henry Joy)
- Is there a heart o’ercome by sorrow? (Edward Henry Joy)
- Is there a heart that is waiting (Annie L. James)
- Is There Anybody Here Who Loves My Jesus
- Is there anyone can help us (J. M.)
- Is There Any Room in Your Heart for Jesus? (Wyatt Tee Walker)
- Is there anything that we can do? (Robert B. Baird)
- Is There a Place for Jesus (L. W. M.; Daniel W. Whittle (adapter))
- Is there, for honest poverty, That hangs (Robert Burns)
- Is there no secret place on the face of the earth
- Is There One Who Feels Unworthy? (Ken Medema)
- Is there some pity for those who have fallen? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Is the Story True? (Genet Bingham Dee)
- “Is this a fast for me?” (William H. Drummond)
- “Is this a fast for me?” Thus saith the Lord our God (William H. Drummond)
- Is this not the land of Beulah
- Is This the Messiah? (Charles Whitney Coombs)
- Is This the One? (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Is this the place, O Lord, is this the place which (Ruth May Fox)
- Is thy cruse of comfort failing? (Elizabeth Charles)
- Is thy heart right with God (Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman)
- I Still Can’t Believe It (Berta Bethge)
- I still remember the grace of my mother’s hands (Grace Zenor Pratt)
- I stood alone at the bar of God (J. Hussey)
- I stood in the fair Mesa Valley ’Neath palm-tree (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I stood on the shore of that great inland sea (Joseph L. Townsend)
- I stood there once, where you now proudly stand (Olive W. Burt)
- I Stop, I Look, I Listen (Elsie Jean)
- I stop, I look, I listen, And then I’m sure to know (Elsie Jean)
- I stretch and stretch and find it fun
- I suffer shame and insult because I know you well (David Haas)
- I suppose you’ve heard of Washinton (Early American song)
- I Surrender (Nik Day; Garon Brett; Alyson Day; Mitch Davis)
- I Surrender All (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
- I Surrender to You, Jesus, Forever (Richter)
- Is Your All On The Altar? (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Is Your Heart Prepared for a King? (Robert Lau)
- Is your life a channel of blessing? (Harper G. Smyth)
- Is Your Mother Home, Molly Maloney? (Anon.)
- It ain’t gonna rain, it ain’t gonna rain (Plantation song)
- I Take the Bread (Rodney Turner)
- I take the bread, I drink the water clear (Rodney Turner)
- I Take the Cross of Jesus Christ (R.G. Huff)
- Italian Street Fair (Fleur Conkling)
- Italy
- It Begins With You (Nik Day)
- It came in the mists of the morning (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- It came upon the [a] midnight clear (Edmund H. Sears)
- It Came Upon the Midnight (Edmund H. Sears)
- It Came upon the Midnight Clear (Edmund H. Sears)
- It came upon the midnight clear, That glorious (Edmund H. Sears)
- It came upon the midnight clear, That glorious song (Edmund H. Sears)
- It chanced upon a time
- It cleanseth me (F. L. Snyder)
- It does not really matter how big or small we might be (Evelyn Reynolds; Nolan Williams Jr.)
- It doesn’t live at the end of a rainbow (Cherie Call; Tyler Castleton)
- It doesn’t matter where you are (Jason Barton; Scott Krippayne)
- It doesn’t really matter if I’m short or if I’m tall (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- It doesn’t seem to matter how I try (Michael McLean)
- I Testify of Jesus Christ (John V. Pearson)
- I testify of Jesus Christ, My Lord, My King (John V. Pearson)
- It feels like I’ve only got (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- It feels like I’ve only got a piece of the picture (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- It feels so good inside of me (Verda Mae Christensen; Jennifer Christensen)
- It Glorifies God’s Power
- I Thank My God (German song)
- I Thank Thee, Dear Father (Anon.)
- I thank Thee, dear Father in heaven above (Anon.)
- I thank thee, dear Lord, for the blue of the sky (Nora Hogan)
- I thank thee, gentle Muse, for thou art kind
- I Thank Thee, God (Myrtle Mesler)
- I thank Thee, God, for ev’rything Of beauty (Myrtle Mesler)
- I thank Thee Heav’nly Father, for the skies of gray (Thelma J. Harrison)
- I Thank Thee Lord (Nora Hogan)
- I Thank Thee, Lord (Jenna B. Mosley)
- I thank Thee, Lord, for having blessed (Ilene C. Smith)
- I thank thee, Lord, for strength of arm (Robert Davis)
- I thank Thee, Lord, that I am here (Jenna B. Mosley)
- I thank the Lord for the blue of the sky (Nora Hogan)
- I Thank the Lord for You (Ken Bible)
- I thank the Lord for you, my friend (Ken Bible)
- I Thank You, Jesus (Kenneth Morris)
- I thank you, Jesus, thank you Jesus (Kenneth Morris)
- I Thank You, Lord (Mary Kay Beall)
- I thank You, Lord, for each new day (Mary Kay Beall)
- It happened in another time, I know (Susan Evans McCloud)
- It Happened on That Fateful Night (Isaac Watts)
- It Happens This Way (Roger C. Hoffman)
- It has been said by some, that woman’s heart (Eliza R. Snow)
- It has come to our attention And we really (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- It has landed many a thousand (African-American spiritual)
- I, the Lord of Sea and Sky (Daniel L. Schutte)
- I, the Lord of sea and sky, I have heard (Daniel L. Schutte)
- I, the Lord of the sea and sky (Daniel L. Schutte)
- I Then Shall Live (Gloria Gaither)
- I then shall live as one who’s been forgiven (Gloria Gaither)
- I think about it every time (Daysha Lassiter)
- I think all men feel small Within the vastitude of earth (Frances Hartman)
- I think a smooth, round billow On the top
- I think God gives the children (Eben E. Rexford)
- I think God gives the children, As thro’ (Eben E. Rexford)
- I think God gives the children, As thro’ the land they go (Eben E. Rexford)
- I think if I could travel The way of life once more (Mary E. Gillin)
- I think I know better (Nik Day)
- I think I know better, I think I know (Nik Day)
- I Think It’s So (David Reck; Glinnie Reck)
- I think of Him and wish (Steve Stewart; Clive Romney)
- I think of my darling as the sun goes down
- I think of my Savior (Samuel B. Mitton)
- I think of my Savior, His mercy and love (Samuel B. Mitton)
- I think of Thee (George D. Pyper)
- I Think of Thee (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I think of thee at morn, when flowers (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I think she has fallen asleep in the shade (Christopher Pearse Cranch)
- I think that God is very close (Leona N. Hands)
- I think that I shall never see (Alfred Joyce Kilmer)
- I Think Thee, Dear Father (Anon.)
- I think the nicest time of day (Alice V. L. Carrick)
- I think the nicest time of day Comes when (Alice V. L. Carrick)
- I Think the World Is Glorious (Anna Johnson)
- I think the world is glorious and lovely (Anna Johnson)
- I think the world is glorious and lovely as can be (Anna Johnson)
- I think when a little chicken drinks he takes the (William H. Neidlinger)
- I Think When I Read (Jemima Luke)
- I Think When I Read That Sweet Story (Jemima Luke)
- I think, when I read that sweet story of old (Jemima Luke)
- I think,—when I read that sweet story of old (Jemima Luke)
- I think when I read that sweet story of old, when (Jemima Luke)
- I think when I read that sweet story of old, When Jesus (Jemima Luke)
- I thirsted in the barren land of sin and shame (John W. Peterson)
- I Thirst for the Waters of Life (Pedro Landeros)
- I Thirst, Thou Wounded Lamb (Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf)
- I thirst, thou wounded Lamb of God (Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf)
- I thought I had forgotten my piece (Helen Pettigrew)
- I thought I heard the skipper say, Leave her (Sea chantey)
- I thought I was alone (Randy Thorderson)
- I thought of the place where the two martyrs rest (Joel H. Johnson)
- It hurts so bad, I know, I know (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- I thy lamb be lost and lonely (Daniel L. Carter)
- I Tidens Nat et Lys blev tændt paa Jorden (J. J. M. Bohn)
- It Is a Good Thing to Give Thanks (Judy Horner Montemayor)
- It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord (Judy Horner Montemayor)
- It is an Institution form’d to bless (Eliza R. Snow)
- It Is April (Clinton Scollard)
- It is April now, it is April now (Clinton Scollard)
- It is April now, it is April now, It is (Clinton Scollard)
- It is April now, it is April now, It is April (Clinton Scollard)
- It is banished to time soon
- It is delightful to share a road (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- It is enough (Julius Schubring)
- It is enough; oh Lord, now take away my life (Julius Schubring)
- It Is Finished (E. L. C.)
- “It Is Finished” (Frank Calabrese)
- It is finished, it is done (Darrell A. Harris; Tom Howard)
- “It is finished,” Jesus cried (Frank Calabrese)
- It is finished, said my Saviour (E. L. C.)
- It is for us all today (Leander L. Pickett)
- It is fun to have a friend (Glenn Gordon)
- It is fun to have a friend who will play with you (Glenn Gordon)
- It is Fun to Smile (Moiselle Renstrom)
- It Is Glorious (Marie Tarbet; Larry Pearson)
- It Is Glory Just to Walk with Him (Avis M. Burgeson Christiansen)
- It is glory just to walk with Him whose blood has ransomed me (Avis M. Burgeson Christiansen)
- It is God that made us, and we are God’s people
- It Is Good to Give Thanks to You, Lord (John L. Bell)
- It Is Good to Know (Rigaud Clervil)
- It Is Good to Sing Thy Praises
- It Is Good to Sing Your Praises
- It Is Good to Worship You, Lord
- It Is Jesus (William C. Poole)
- It Is Lovely in the Forest (John F. Petersen)
- It is mine (Elisha Albright Hoffman; Elisha A. Hoffman)
- It Is Morning in My Heart (Alfred H. Ackley)
- It Is Not Death Though We Fade and Die (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- It Is Not He And The Night Is Coming On
- It is not in the noisy street, that happiness is (A. A. Reams)
- It is not in the noisy street that happiness is found (A. A. Reams)
- It Isn’t Any Trouble
- It isn’t any trouble just to s-i-n-g sing
- It isn’t any trouble just to S-M-I-L-E
- It is of a rich merchant I am going to tell (Early English song)
- It is raining, it is raining, I must wear (California folk song)
- It is the Sabbath day (Charles Denney Jr.)
- It is the Sabbath day, the Lord’s own day (Charles Denney Jr.)
- It Is Today (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- It Is Too Wonderful! (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It is true I’ve called the honest (William A. Draves)
- It is truly wonderful (Barney E. Warren)
- It is very good to be Useful in the family (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- It is very nice to think The world is full (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- It Is Well with My Soul (Horatio G. Spafford)
- It Is with Christ (Rebecca Woodworth Hainsworth)
- It Is Wonderful (T. D. Bucci)
- It is years since last we met (J. E. Carpenter)
- It Lives (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- It made a rustling sound
- It made a rustling sound As softly through
- It makes no difference, east or west (Ethel Wendell Trout)
- It may be at morn, when the day is awaking (H. L. Turner)
- It may be in the valley (C. Austin Miles)
- It may be in the valley, where countless dangers hide (C. Austin Miles)
- It May Be You, Dear
- It may not be on a mountain height (Mary Brown)
- It May Not Be on the Mountain Height (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain height Or over the (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain height or over the stormy (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain height Or over the stormy sea (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain [mountain’s] height, Or over the stormy sea (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain’s height (Mary Brown)
- It may not be on the mountain’s height, or over the stormy sea (Mary Brown)
- It Might Rain
- It Must Also Be of Thorns
- It must be hard on a frog, poor thing (Aileen L. Fisher)
- It never runs dry (Lelia N. Morris)
- It now lies on the shelf, It is faded (Charles Moreland)
- I told myself so long ago (Kimberly Knighton; Nik Day)
- It only takes a spark (Kurt F. Kaiser)
- It only takes a spark to get a fire (Kurt F. Kaiser)
- It only takes a spark to get a fire going (Kurt F. Kaiser)
- I, too, have found a gem remote from native shore (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I took away the ocean once, Spiraled in a shell (David McCord)
- I took my little sailboat to sail around the world
- I took my time-worn Bible from the shelf the other day (Sarah E. Russell)
- I took my trusty vessels And I put (Annette Wynne)
- I took my trusty vessels And I put out to sea (Annette Wynne)
- I toss the branches up and down And shake
- I to the hills will lift mine eyes (F. Bland Tucker)
- I to the Hills Will Lift My Eyes (F. Bland Tucker)
- I touched a thread and you healed me (Stephen Nelson; Garon Brett; Ashley Hess; Emily Belle Freeman; Chase Walker; Grace Freeman)
- It Passes All My Understanding (Cherie Call)
- It Pays to Serve Jesus (Frank C. Huston)
- “I traded my cow for a little red calf” (Frank Luther)
- It Rained a Mist (Virginia folk song)
- It rained a mist, it rained a mist, It rained (Virginia folk song)
- It rained on the earth forty days, forty nights (David A. Hoekema)
- It rains, it rains, dear Maiden! Shepherdess (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I traveled by the path of Pain Unto the gate (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Traveled Down a Lonely Road (Joseph H. Anthony)
- I traveled down a lonely road And no one (Joseph H. Anthony)
- I traveled far and I went to Rome; I saw (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
- I travel very slowly, God. I’ve seen the path (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- It Rushes Through the Battle of Life (Carl Boberg)
- I trust in God wherever I may be (William Clark Martin)
- I Trust in the Lord (Tineke van Pagée; Lolkje Wijbenga)
- I Trust, O Christ, in You Alone (Gilbert E. Doan; Konrad Hubert)
- I Trust, O Lord, Your Holy Name (Adam Reusner; Catherine Winkworth)
- I Trust Thee, Lord, Tho’ Long the Way and Dim (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- It’s a beautiful day, even though (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- It’s a beautiful day, even though it’s dark out there (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- It’s About Time (Margot Butler)
- “It’s a Cauld Barren Blast that blaws Nobody Good” (John Lyon)
- It’s a chance to change for better (Greg Simpson)
- It’s a cold dark world around us (Susan Evans McCloud)
- It’s a Good Start (Nik Day)
- It’s a Good Time (Anon.)
- It’s a Good Time to Get Acquainted (Anon.)
- It’s a house, but not what I envisioned (David A. Zabriskie)
- It’s A Jubilee Morning (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s a jubilee morning, God has sent a decree (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s a Jungle Out There (Barbara Tanner)
- It’s a long long way
- It’s a long, long way to the valley, such a long
- It’s a Long, Long Way to Tipperary (Jack Judge)
- It’s a Long, Long Way to Typperary (Jack Judge; Harry Williams)
- It’s a long old road, but I’m going to find him
- It’s a lovely little garden In the middle of the block (Letitia Chambers Ridges)
- It’s Alright (Renshaw)
- It’s Alright (African-American spiritual)
- It’s always fun when grandpa comes (Marian Major)
- It’s always fun when grandpa comes, When grandpa (Marian Major)
- It’s-a me, it’s-a me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- It’s a-me It’s a-me, O Lord, Standin’ (African-American spiritual)
- It’s a-Me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- It’s an easy thing to catch a beau, dear (Beatrice Perham Krone; Helen D. Bell)
- It’s a new day on the mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s a Short, Short Life
- It’s a short, short life we live here
- It’s A Strong Wind (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s a strong wind, it’s a mighty strong wind (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s Autumn in the World (Martha Dabney)
- It’s Autumntime (Rita Mae Olsen)
- It’s Autumn Time (Rita Mae Olsen)
- It’s autumntime. It’s autumntime. The leaves (Rita Mae Olsen)
- It’s autumn time, It’s autumn time, The leaves are (Rita Mae Olsen)
- It’s a very happy day When your birthday
- It’s a very happy day when your birthday time
- It’s a very happy day When your birthday time is here
- It’s been said that to live is to sorrow (Peter Breinholt)
- It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas (Meredith Willson)
- It’s Beginning to Look Like Christmas (Meredith Willson)
- It’s breakfast time, the dawn has broke (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s Children’s Day (Annie Willis McCullough)
- “It’s Children’s Day! It’s Children’s Day!” That's what (Annie Willis McCullough)
- It’s Christmas Eve (Rachel Mecham Goates)
- It’s cool down there by the banks of Jordan (African-American spiritual)
- It’s daybreak the last star is in the sky
- It’s Easter Time! (Rita S. Robinson)
- It’s Easter Today (Melissa Murphy)
- It’s easy to forget that everyone (Nik Day)
- It seemeth such a little way to me, across to (Ella Wheeler Wilcox)
- It seems like sometimes all we see (Nik Day)
- It seems so very strange to me, And so (Harriet Blodgett Bulkley)
- It seems to me that should I die (Emmeline B. Wells)
- It seems to me that should I die, And this poor body (Emmeline B. Wells)
- It’s evening, God. The things I say (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- It’s Family Night (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- It’s Fun (French folk song)
- It’s fun for all of us to know That we can sing (French folk song)
- It’s Fun to Be with the Lark Girls
- It’s fun to go to Grandma’s house (Debra K. Carver)
- It’s fun to help my mother work (Maggie May Burrow)
- It’s Fun to Pick Potatoes
- It’s fun to pick potatoes, It’s fun to pick
- It’s fun to work in our garden, It’s fun (Kansas City School Children)
- It’s Gonna Rain (B. Michael Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
- It’s goodbye, yes, goodbye (Swabian folk song)
- It’s great to sing a song around the campfire (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
- It’s hard to say goodbye (Tyler Castleton; Nik Day)
- It shouldn’t be hard to sit very still (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- It shouldn’t be hard to sit very still, And think about (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- It’s Howd’y in the Mornin’ (Anon.)
- It’s Howdy in the Morning (Anon.)
- It’s How Much We Gave (Mark Nichols)
- It’s Impossible to Live Without God (Vicente Poot P.)
- It’s in My Heart (Arthur Slater)
- It’s in the still and quiet moments (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- It’s Joyful to Live the Gospel (Matthew J. Neeley)
- It’s joy to hear the wild birds’ call (Rachel Barney Taft)
- It’s Just Like His Great Love (Edna R. Worrell)
- It’s like you wake up (Nik Day)
- It’s Lovely When Sisters, Brothers
- It’s me (it’s me), it’s me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- It’s Me, It’s Me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- It’s me, it’s me, O Lord, Standing in the need (African-American spiritual)
- It’s me, it’s me, O Lord, standing in the need of prayer (African-American spiritual)
- It’s me. It’s my world and I want to taste it (Susan Evans McCloud)
- It’s Me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- It’s my desire to do some good thing ev’ry day (T. A.)
- It’s My Flag Too (Lizzie DeArmand)
- It’s nice to have a mother with a kind and loving way
- It’s Nice When Some Things Are Forgotten (Michael McLean; David Tinney)
- It’s Not About You (Nik Day; Davis Handley)
- It’s not always easy (Scott Krippayne; Tyler Castleton)
- It’s Not Heavy (Michael McLean; John Batdorf)
- It’s Not Hopeless (Nik Day)
- It’s not hopeless. He’s the hope you need (Nik Day)
- It’s not in the letter I can’t wait to open (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- It’s off to war the boy is gone (Thomas Moore)
- It’s Raining (Gladys Marie Stanner)
- It’s raining, It’s pouring
- It’s raining! It’s pouring, But I go along (Gladys Marie Stanner)
- It’s raining, It’s pouring, The old man
- It’s raining, it’s raining, old woman of the cavern (Uruguayan folk song)
- It’s Real (Michael McLean)
- It’s Real (H. L. Cox)
- It’s right here before me (Wayne Burton)
- It’s shining in your eyes (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- It’s Smart To Be True (Rhea B. Allen; Afton G. Affleck)
- It’s smart to be true in all that you do (Rhea B. Allen; Afton G. Affleck)
- It’s Snowing (Angela Wiechard)
- It’s so easy to doubt (Brooke White)
- It’s So Warm, It’s So Bright (P. Christian Kierkegaard)
- It’s Spring (Erma W. Walker)
- It’s Spring (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- It’s spring in the mountains, the flowers (Charles Leonhard)
- It’s Still You
- It’s the Family (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- It’s the Old Ship of Zion (African-American spiritual)
- It’s the simple things that matter most (Nik Day)
- It’s the wonder program of all the century (Anon.)
- It’s time for the young men to come to the aid of their country (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It’s time to be rising, the sun’s out of bed
- It’s time to lay down these arms (Michael Webb)
- It’s time to peek inside our box of ornaments to see (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- It’s time to sing, It’s time to play (Doris R. Fisher)
- It’s true. I know what happened (Larry A. Hiller)
- It’s Up to Me (Susan Evans McCloud)
- It’s up to me to share my light with others (Susan Evans McCloud)
- It’s wonderful to be with God (T. D. Bucci)
- It’s Wonderful to Live for Jesus (C. A. C.)
- It’s wonderful to walk with Jesus (C. A. C.)
- It’s wonderful weather for ducks, they say (June Goethe Garrels)
- It’s worth your while, my dear, to smile! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Its worth you while, my dear, to smile (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- It’s written in the stars (Nik Day)
- It swung sedately down the street (Frederick H. Martens)
- It’s your decision who you will live for (V. Michael McKay)
- It Takes Two (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- It takes two, two to co-operate (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- It takes two, Two to cooperate (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- It Took a Miracle (John W. Peterson)
- It trips o’er the pebbles In tinkles (Clinton Scollard)
- It trips o’er the pebbles In tinkles and trebles (Clinton Scollard)
- I turned me backward, more than forty years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- It was 1955, downtown Montgomery (Firefly)
- It Was a Dream (Chilean folk song)
- It was a dream, illusive dream, Those (Chilean folk song)
- It was alone the Savior prayed (Ben H. Price)
- It was alone the Saviour prayed (Ben H. Price)
- It Was a Lover and His Lass (William Shakespeare)
- It was a lover and his lass, With a hey (William Shakespeare)
- It Was an April Day (Rodney Turner)
- It was an awful day (Yorana Arthur; Hemi Arthur)
- It was an old old lady (A. C. Smyth)
- It was a question of the ages (Sam Cardon; Kurt Bestor; Don Stirling; Hilary Weeks)
- It was a Sabbath day. The morning came (Eliza R. Snow)
- It was a Sabbath day—The morning came (Eliza R. Snow)
- It Was a Sad and Solemn Night (Isaac Watts)
- It was a shepherdess to keep (French-Canadian folk song)
- It was down at the feet of Jesus (Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman)
- It was for us the Savior knelt (Esther Megargel)
- It was good for our mothers (African-American spiritual)
- It was good for our mothers, it was good for our mothers (African-American spiritual)
- It was good for Paul and Silas (African-American spiritual)
- It was in the summer gloaming (Emmeline B. Wells)
- It was in the year of eighty three That A. J. Stinson (Trail song)
- It was in the year of eighty-three That A. J. Stinson (Trail song)
- It was night, and gray the earth (Georg Geßner)
- It Wasn’t Love Before (Michael McLean)
- It was on a cold December morn (Lady Bell)
- It was poor little Jesus, yes, yes (African-American spiritual)
- It was simple, and from the heart (Nancy Hanson)
- It was Spoken for the Master (Fanny J. Crosby)
- It was such a little thing
- It was summer in the mountains (Martha Jones Barnes)
- It was the first of April; The ground was white (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- It was the page of Lancelot Who caroled (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- It was the spring of the year (Madelyn W. Larsen; Joanne M. Parker)
- It was twenty long years on the side lines (Arlene L. Buffington)
- It WIll Always Be America for Me (Orrin Hatch)
- It will make a Jack-o’-lantern
- It will make a Jack-o’-lantern or a big Thanksgiving pie
- I twined a wreath while others slept (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I used to fret because my hours were slow instead of fleet (Riveina Lundgren)
- I used to hurt, I used to hide (Stephanie Smith Mabey; David Archuleta)
- I used to think a quilt Was just a bunch of scraps (Ione Mohler)
- I’ve a garden all of my own. So far (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
- I’ve a Home Beyond the River (John W. Peterson)
- I’ve a home far away in the West
- I’ve a home prepared where the saints abide (James W. Acuff)
- I’ve a little dolly; She’s all dressed in blue (Uruguayan folk song)
- I’ve a message from the Lord, Hallelujah! (William A. Ogden)
- I’ve anchored in Jesus (Lewis E. Jones)
- I’ve a tender recollection that I’ll cherish (M. J. Cavanagh)
- I’ve a top of red, green, and blue (Mary C. Gleitz)
- I’ve a yearning in my heart that cannot be denied (A. M.)
- I’ve been a Printer pretty long (John S. Davis)
- I’ve been awake for a while now (Nik Day; Rob Michelson)
- I’ve Been ’Buked (Traditional)
- I’ve been ’buked an’ I’ve been scorned (Traditional)
- I’ve been down on my hands and knees (Claire Kaelin; Abe Kaelin)
- I’ve been in the fight, swinging left (Garon Brett; Nik Day)
- I’ve been in the valley and I prayed night and day
- I’ve been requested on this happy night (Hannah T. King)
- I’ve been running into fences (Nik Day)
- I’ve been thro’ Carolina, I’ve been to Tennessee (J. G. Evans)
- I’ve been thru the valley of night (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ve been to Harlem, I’ve been to Dover (English game)
- I’ve been to many places but I’ve never been alone (Nik Day; Tanner Linford)
- I’ve been walking down long roads (Emily Bea)
- I’ve been working, I’ve been working! (Traditional)
- I’ve Been Working on De Railroad (Anon.)
- I’ve Been Working on the Railroad (Anon.)
- I’ve been working on the railroad All the (Anon.)
- I’ve Been Workin’ on the Railroad (Anon.)
- I’ve been workin’ on the railroad, All (Anon.)
- I’ve been workin’ on the railroad, All the live-long (Anon.)
- I’ve Been Wukkin’ On De Railroad (Anon.)
- I’ve Caught A Glimpse Of Canaan (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ve come to return my praise (Janess)
- I’ve cried to see the burdens that my people’ve had to bear (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ve Discovered the Way of Gladness (Floyd W. Hawkins)
- I’ve felt a stirring inside (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- I’ve felt so small (Nik Day)
- I’ve felt so small In a world (Nik Day)
- I’ve Found a Friend (James Gridley Small)
- I’ve found a friend in Jesus (Charles W. Fry)
- I’ve found a Friend in Jesus (Ben Hains)
- I’ve found a friend in Jesus, He’s all the world to me; So tender (Ben Hains)
- I’ve found a friend in Jesus, He’s everything to me (Charles W. Fry)
- I’ve found a Friend, oh, such a friend! (James Gridley Small)
- I’ve found a Friend, O such a Friend! (James Gridley Small)
- I’ve found a Friend, who is all to me (Jack P. Scholfield)
- I’ve found a refuge from life’s care in Jesus (Avis Christiansen)
- I’ve gone so far from my home (Rich Mullins; David A. Strassner)
- I’ve Got a Feelin’
- I’ve got a feelin’ ev’rything’s gonna be alright
- I’ve Got a Feeling
- I’ve got a fellow who thinks I’m just great! (Rhea B. Allen)
- I’ve got a mule, her name is Sal (American folk song)
- I’ve got a mule, her name is Sal, Fifteen years (American folk song)
- I’ve got a new name over in glory
- I’ve Got a Reason (Chris Morgan)
- I’ve got a robe; You’ve got a robe (Southern folk song)
- I’ve got my name on the River, I’ve got (Henry Edward Warner)
- I’ve Got Peace Like a River (African-American spiritual)
- I’ve got peace like a river, I’ve got (African-American spiritual)
- I’ve got peace like a river, I’ve got peace (African-American spiritual)
- I’ve got spurs, that jingle, jangle, jingle (Joseph J. Lilley; Frank Loesser)
- I’ve Got the Joy, Joy, Joy (George W. Cooke)
- I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy, Down in my heart (George W. Cooke)
- I’ve Got to Believe (Jeanni Gould)
- I’ve Got to Find Out Who I Am (Michael McLean)
- I’ve heard man speak of beauty, Of eyes (Ethel Cooper)
- I’ve Heard the King (Grant C. Tuller)
- I’ve heard the stories all my life (Connor Austin; Luz Ysabelle Cuevas; Nik Day)
- I’ve heard the sweet story of Jesus (B. A. Black)
- I’ve [I have] found a friend in Jesus, He’s everything to me (Charles W. Fry)
- I’ve learned a lesson bitter, sweet (Coral J. Black)
- I’ve made a valentine just for you, of red hearts and
- I’ve never been the kind to testify (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters; Greg Simpson)
- I’ve never seen the like since I’ve been born (American capstan chantey)
- I’ve noticed how the wooly lamb (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I’ve No Time to be A-Sighin’ (Irene McCall)
- I Verden gives der Sorger nok (John Aschlund)
- I Verdens Morgenstund opgik
- I’ve reached the land of corn and wine (Edgar Page Stites)
- I’ve reached the land of joy divine (Edgar Page Stites)
- I’ve seen the clouds, just like a flock of sheep (Russell M. Dodge)
- I’ve seen the desperation of a thousand on the way (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ve seen the lightning flashing
- I’ve seen the photographs (Connor Austin; Luz Ysabelle Cuevas; Nik Day)
- I’ve seen the spring time in all its splendor (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I’ve seen the sun dropping out of sight (Edith Robbins)
- I’ve Set My Path to Serve Thee (Kathleen Newton)
- I’ve stopped counting the nights (Kimberly Knighton)
- I’ve traveled about a bit in my time (Harry Clifton)
- I’ve traveled through life and I’ve seen many things (Dan Lewis)
- I’ve travelled about a bit in my time, And of troubles (Harry Clifton)
- I’ve travelled the gold fields all over, And found (Robert E. Nye)
- I’ve walked among the millions (Greg Simpson; Jim Funk)
- I’ve walked the road (Jeremy Christensen)
- I’ve wandered far away from God (William J. Kirkpatrick)
- I’ve wandered far away from God, now I’m coming home (William J. Kirkpatrick)
- I’ve wandered to the village, Tom (William Willing)
- I’ve wanted only one thing (David A. Zabriskie)
- I’ve watered it and watched it grow
- I Vintertidens kolde Nat (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Ivory Palaces (Henry Barraclough)
- Ivory Soap
- I Vow to Thee, My Country (Cecil Spring Rice)
- I Vow to Thee, My Country (Cecil Spring-Rice)
- I vow to thee, my country, all earthly things (Cecil Spring-Rice)
- I Waited For The Lord (Felix Mendelssohn)
- I waited for the Lord, He inclined unto me (Felix Mendelssohn)
- I Waited Patiently for God (The Iona Community)
- I Wake In the Morning
- I Wake in the Morning Early
- I wake in the morning early, And always
- I wake, I wake, ye heavenly choir (Isaac Watts)
- I wake, I wake, ye heavenly choir, May your devotion me inspire (Isaac Watts)
- I Wake Up in the Morning (Anon.)
- I wake up in the morning singing merrily (Anon.)
- I Walk and Talk with Father (David Stevens)
- I Walk by Faith (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I walked in the shadows, around me was night (E. C. Baird)
- I Walked Out This Evening (Anon.)
- I walked thro’ the woodland meadows (Hezekiah Butterworth)
- I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked (Daniel S. Twohig)
- I Walk in Danger All the Way (Ditlef G. Ristad; Hans Adolf Brorson)
- I walk through life where shall I go? (Arnold Stringham)
- I walk to the woods, and call out “Hello!” (Barbara Day)
- I walk with feet of clay upon a troubled earth (Naomi Russell)
- I Walk with the King (James Rowe)
- I wander’d today to the hill, Maggie (George W. Johnson)
- I Wandered By The Brookside (Richard Monckton)
- I wandered by the brookside, I wandered (Richard Monckton)
- I wandered in the shades of night (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
- I wandered in the shades of night, till Jesus came to me (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
- I wandered lonely as a cloud (William Wordsworth)
- I Wandered Many Years (Czech folk song)
- I wandered many years, wandered to and fro (Czech folk song)
- I wandered over land and sea, I met (Danish folk song)
- I wandered through a ruin, old and grand (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I wandered today to the hill, Maggie (George W. Johnson)
- I wandered today to the old rustic bridge (J. P. Skelly)
- I wander thro’ the stilly night (Theodore E. Curtis)
- I wander through the still of night (Theodore E. Curtis)
- I Wander Through the Stilly Night (Theodore E. Curtis)
- I wander through the stilly night, When solitude is (Theodore E. Curtis)
- I Wanna Be Ready
- I wanna come close (Stephen Nelson; Garon Brett; Ashley Hess; Emily Belle Freeman; Chase Walker; Grace Freeman; Susan Evans McCloud)
- I wanna live forever (Nik Day)
- I wanna say I’m sorry (Shaun Barrowes)
- I Want a Girl (Will Dillon)
- I want a girl just like the girl (Will Dillon)
- I want a heart to pray (Charles Wesley)
- I want a heart to pray—To pray and never cease (Charles Wesley)
- I Want a Principle Within (Charles Wesley)
- I want a principle within of watchful, godly fear (Charles Wesley)
- I Want Jesus to Go with Me (African-American spiritual)
- I Want Jesus to Walk with Me (African-American spiritual)
- I want Life And all that God breathed into the word (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- I want thee, Love! Thy world is sweet (Clara Horne Park)
- I want to always choose the right (Penelope Moody Allen)
- I want to be (Latin American song)
- I Want to Be a Christian (American folk hymn)
- I Want to Be A Deacon (Dorothy Finch Condry)
- I want to be a deacon when I am twelve years old (Dorothy Finch Condry)
- I want to be a friend to all (Thelma J. Harrison)
- I Want to Be a Missionary Now (Grietje Terburg Rowley)
- I want to be a missionary now. I don’t want (Grietje Terburg Rowley)
- I Want to Be a Mother (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
- I Want to Be as Close to You (Delores Dufner)
- I want to be a window to His love (Julie de Azevedo)
- I Want to Be Baptized (Gary Croxall)
- I want to be baptized in clothes pure (Gary Croxall)
- I want to be free as the wind in my hair (Dorothy L. Nielsen)
- I want to be free. Free as rivers when roaring (Mark Nichols)
- I Want to Be Happy (Irving Caesar)
- I want to be happy, but I won’t be happy (Irving Caesar)
- I want to be kind to every one, For that is right you see (Clara W. McMaster)
- I want to be kind to ev’ry one (Clara W. McMaster)
- I want to be kind to ev’ryone (Clara W. McMaster)
- I want to be kind to ev’ryone, For that is right (Clara W. McMaster)
- I want to be kind to ev’ry one, For that is right you see (Clara W. McMaster)
- I Want to Be Like Jesus (Thomas O. Chisholm)
- I want to be like Jesus Christ (Bruce Greer)
- I want to be like Jesus. I want to see as He sees (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I want to be like Noah (Penelope Moody Allen)
- I Want to be Loved (Arnold Stringham)
- I Want to Be Near Thee, Lord
- I Want to Be Ready (Traditional)
- I Want to Be Ready (African-American spiritual)
- I Want to Be Ready for Zion (Annette W. Dickman)
- I want to be ready, I want to be ready (African-American spiritual)
- I want to be ready, I want to be ready, I want (African-American spiritual)
- I Want to Be Reverent (Primary Committee)
- I want to be rev’rent (Primary Committee)
- I want to be rev’rent, To show my love for thee (Primary Committee)
- I want to be the kind of boy (Carl T. Bell; Charlene A. Newell)
- I Want to Be with My Lord (Rubén Landeros)
- I Want to Change (Susan Evans McCloud)
- I Want to Face West (Mark Nichols)
- I Want to Feel
- I Want to Fly
- I Want to Follow the Master (Marcella Schenck)
- I Want to Follow You, Jesus
- I Want to Give the Lord My Tenth (Lonnie Dobson Adams)
- I want to give the Lord my tenth, For ev’ry time (Lonnie Dobson Adams)
- I want to give the Lord my tenth, for ev’ry time I do (Lonnie Dobson Adams)
- I want to go dancing (James S. Tippett)
- I want to go dancing With the rain (James S. Tippett)
- I want to go to heaven, show me the
- I want to hear, really want to hear (Steven K. Jones)
- I Want to Join the Band (Spiritual)
- I want to keep my record book (Gracia Holman)
- I Want to Know (Jenessa Mylroie; Matt Mylroie)
- I want to learn to choose the right (Teresa Toone Barlow)
- I Want to Learn to Whistle (Dorothy Aldis)
- I want to learn to whistle, I’ve always (Dorothy Aldis)
- I want to listen carefully (Edna Easter)
- I Want to Live Free (Mark Nichols)
- I Want to Live the Gospel (Naomi W. Randall)
- I want to live the gospel, To know (Naomi W. Randall)
- I want to live the gospel, To know that its teachings (Naomi W. Randall)
- I want to love Jesus with all my heart (Daniel Lee Hanson)
- I want to see the Savior who once dwelt here below (Thomas W. Smith)
- I want to send my sweetheart dear (Sarah Grames Clark)
- I Want to Sing a Little Song
- I want to tell others the story (Arthur H. Morse)
- I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light (Kathleen Thomerson)
- I Want to Walk in the Savior’s Path (Tamara S. Hann)
- I want to walk with Jesus (Mary Beth Evans)
- I was a baby when I came (Alexander Schreiner)
- I was a baby when I came, you were a baby when (Alexander Schreiner)
- I was alone and idle (Sylvanna Bell; E. V. Banks)
- I was a sinner all covered with shame (J. W. P.)
- I was born of goodly parents, now we call you great and grand (Carol Marineau Stoddard)
- I was carrying the past (Hilary Weeks; Tyler Castleton)
- I was fading (Nik Day)
- I was frozen, Didn’t know which way (Alyson Day; Nik Day)
- I Was Glad
- I was glad, and my heart did rejoice (Charles M. Fillmore)
- I was glad, and my heart did rejoice at the sound (Charles M. Fillmore)
- I was glad when they said to me
- I was glad when they said unto me
- I Was Glad When Thy Said
- I was going ’round in circles (Nik Day; Kawika Katoa)
- I washed my face like this, I washed (Anna M. Shepard)
- I washed my hand. They would not let me free (Helen Martin-Garland)
- I was lost, couldn’t find my way (D. A.)
- I was lost in sin and sorrow (Thomas A. Dorsey)
- I was lost in sin, but Jesus rescued me (Virgil P. Brock)
- I was lost in sin when Jesus found me (Albert S. Reitz)
- I Was Made (Michael Webb)
- I was made from the ashes (Nik Day)
- I was not there when on the boat (Amy Webb)
- I was not there with pioneers (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I wasn’t at the manger (Cynthia Mrazek Pyne)
- I wasn’t there when Christ walked upon the waters (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
- I was once a sinner, but I came (C. Austin Miles)
- I was passing by, my brother called me in (Liberian song)
- I was searching for a glimmer of light (Ysabelle Cuevas; Connor Austin)
- I was searching for some peace (Tyler Castleton)
- I was sinking deep in sin (James Rowe)
- I was sinking deep in sin, far from the peaceful shore (James Rowe)
- I was sitting on a southbound plane (Cherie Call)
- I was staring at the ceiling (Nik Day; Brandon Harms)
- I was straying when Christ found me (Avis Christiansen)
- I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry (John C. Ylvisaker)
- I was weak and weary, I had gone astray (J. L.)
- I was young but I recall (R. M.)
- I was young when I heard (Brady Parks)
- I watched a snowflake Come sailing from the sky (Isla P. Richardson)
- I watched him with the eager eyes (Sally DeFord)
- I watched the big boat sail out to the sea (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
- I watched the shadows o’er the mountains play (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I watched the sun rise from its rest (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I watch while men are sleeping (Harvey Officer)
- I watch while men are sleeping Through (Harvey Officer)
- I watch while men are sleeping Through the long (Harvey Officer)
- I Watch You Sleeping (Mike Batt)
- I wear a ribbon on my hair, My best of ev’rything (German folk song)
- I went down to Shady Grove to see what (Early American song)
- I Went for a Ride (Adeline McCall)
- I went into a strange foreign land
- I went into the country, The farmer’s pets to see (Harriet B. Jones)
- I went to an animal fair, The birds and the beasts
- I went to Hilo to see the volcano (Sam Alama)
- I went to the animal fair
- I went to the animal fair, The animals
- I went to the animal fair, The animals all were there
- I went to the animal fair, The birds
- I Went to the Toróró (Brazilian folk song)
- I went to the Toróró, to see the dancers (Brazilian folk song)
- I went to the valley, I didn’t go to stay (B. H. H.)
- I went to town the other night, I heard (Daniel Decatur Emmett)
- I went to visit a friend one day (Jessie Isabel Kemp)
- I Went Upstairs
- I went upstairs to make my bed
- I, Who Am Nothing (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I, who am nothing, my Father’s a king (Arlene L. Buffington)
- I Wiggle (Louise B. Scott)
- I wiggle my fingers (Louise B. Scott)
- I wiggle my fingers. I wiggle my toes (Louise B. Scott)
- I wiggle my thumbs like this; I wiggle (Betsy Green Moyer)
- I Will (Hilary Weeks)
- I Will (Nik Day)
- I will act as I should in my Heavn’ly Father’s house
- I Will Always Obey (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Will Anchor My Soul in Christ (Melanie M. Hoffman)
- I Will Answer for My People (Sarah E. Carmicheal)
- “I will answer for my people”, was the virgin monarch’s boast (Sarah E. Carmicheal)
- I Will Arise (Joseph Hart)
- I Will Arise and Go (John L. Bell)
- I Will Arise and Go to Jesus (Joseph Hart)
- I will arise and go to my father (John L. Bell)
- I will be a witness (Harry L. Doty)
- I will be a witness of Christ (Harry L. Doty)
- I Will Be Faithful (Barry Gibbons)
- I Will Be Faithful (Carl T. Bell; Charlene A. Newell)
- “I will be good through peace or strife” (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I will be honest and truthful
- I Will Be Ready (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- I will be the gladdest thing Under the sun! (Edna St. Vincent Millay)
- I Will Be Valiant (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I Will Be What I Believe (Blake Gillette)
- I Will Be Your God (Judith A. Fetter)
- I will bless God as long as I live
- I Will Bless Thee, O Lord (Esther Watanabe)
- I Will Bless the Lord (Psalm 34:1)
- I Will Bless the Lord (Frank Hernandez)
- I will bless the Lord and give Him glory (Frank Hernandez)
- I will bless the Lord at all times (Psalm 34:1)
- I will bless the Lord at all times (James E. Moore Jr.)
- I will bless the Lord at all times (Jeremy Young)
- I will bless the Lord at all times, Praise with heart and voice (Jeremy Young)
- I will bless the Lord forever (Miriam Webster)
- I will call on God as long as I live
- I will call to mind the deeds of God
- I Will Call upon the Lord (Michael O’Shields)
- I Will Call Upon the Lord (Psalm 18:2; 2 Samuel 22:47; Michael O’Shields)
- I will call upon the Lord who is worthy to be praised (Michael O’Shields)
- I Will Celebrate (Linda Duvall)
- I will celebrate, sing unto the Lord (Linda Duvall)
- I Will Come and Bow Down (Martin Nystrom)
- I will come and bow down at Your feet, Lord Jesus (Martin Nystrom)
- I Will Come to You (David Haas)
- I will come to you in the silence (David Haas)
- I Will Come unto Christ (Rodney Turner)
- I Will Do a New Thing (Audrey Byrd)
- I will do a new thing in you (Audrey Byrd)
- I Will Do What Missionaries Do (Annette Whitney Wells)
- I will do what missionaries do! I can learn (Annette Whitney Wells)
- I will enter His gates (Leona Von Brethorst)
- I will enter His gates with thanksgiving in my heart (Leona Von Brethorst)
- I Will Exalt My God, My King (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
- I will exalt my God, my King / Te exaltaré, mi Dios, mi Rey (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
- I Will Extol My God, My King (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
- I Will Extol You, O My God
- I Will Fear No Evil (Horatius Bonar)
- I Will Find My Own Sacred Grove (Angie Killian)
- I Will Follow God’s Plan (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I Will Follow God’s Plan for Me (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- I Will Follow Him (Nik Day; Kalaya Arne)
- I Will Follow Thee (Robert B. Thompson)
- I Will Follow Thee (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- I will follow thee my Saviour (James Lawson)
- I Will Follow with Love (Wayne Burton)
- I Will Forgive (Steven K. Jones)
- I Will Give Myself to Him (Russell T. Osguthorpe; Lola S. Osguthorpe)
- I will give my voice to the Lord (A. H. W.)
- I will give thanks to Thee, O Lord (Brent Chambers)
- I will give thanks to Thee, O Lord, among the people (Brent Chambers)
- I will give you a new heart (David Haas)
- I will give you a rose from my garden (Old English song)
- I will give you as a light to the nations
- I Will Give You Rest (Barbara Boertje)
- I will give you the key of heav’n; Madam, will you walk? (Anon.)
- I Will Give You the Keys of Heaven (Anon.)
- I will give you the keys of heaven, I will give (Anon.)
- I will give you the keys of heav’n (Anon.)
- I Will Go (Grace Hegy)
- I Will Go and Do
- I Will Go and Do
- I Will Go and Do (Derena Bell)
- I Will Go and Do (Nik Day)
- I will go and do the things which the Lord hath commanded (Ardean Watts)
- I will go, I will do what the Lord has asked me to (Grace Hegy)
- I will go, I will go, to the home of the Saints (Joseph Smith Jr.; William W. Phelps)
- I will go no more with the dawn to the mountain (Costa Rican folk song)
- I will go to the forest deep, I will go (Ojibway song)
- I Will Go Wherever God Calls (Ruth Duck; Houn Lee; Sandra Bonnette-Kim)
- I will go where you want me to go (Mary Brown)
- I Will Greatly Rejoice (Joseph Roff)
- I Will Greatly Rejoice in the Lord (Charles Whitney Coombs)
- I Will Greatly Rejoice in the Lord
- I will grow as small as small (Anon.)
- I will hasten to him (Palmer Hartsough)
- I Will Heed the Word of God (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Will Hide Your Word Inside My Heart (Paul Field)
- I Will Lead You (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- I Will Lift the Cloud of Night (Charles P. Jones)
- I will lift the cloud of night before you (Charles P. Jones)
- I will lift up mine eyes (Leo Sowerby)
- I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes (Mack Wilberg)
- I will lift up mine eyes to the hills (Leo Sowerby)
- I will lift up the cup of salvation
- I Will Look for You There (Jonathan Bush Atchinson)
- I will look to the hills from whence cometh my help (Geraldine Woods)
- I Will Look unto the Lord in Every Thought (Marvin K. Gardner)
- I will look unto the Lord in ev’ry thought (Marvin K. Gardner)
- I will make the darkness light (Charles Price Jones)
- I will meditate on your wondrous works
- I will meet you in the morning (I. G. Martin)
- I Will Never Move (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- I Will Not Be Moved (Anna M. Molgard)
- I Will Not Be Still (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters; Greg Simpson)
- I will not doubt, I will not fear (Naomi W. Randall)
- I Will Not Forget (Hilary Weeks; Steven Stewart)
- I Will Not Forget My God (Vicente Poot P.)
- I Will Not Forget Thee (C. H. G.)
- I Will Obey (Andrew Moore)
- I Will Obey (Rita S. Robinson)
- I will obey my parents In all things (Rita S. Robinson)
- ”I will plant a Kudzu vine,” Trusting little (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I will plant a seed
- I will plant a seed in the rich, brown earth
- I Will Play a Little Tune (Adeline McCall)
- I will play a little tune: “Tra la la, Tra la la” (Adeline McCall)
- I Will Praise
- I will praise God as long as I live
- I Will Praise Him (Margaret J. Harris)
- I will praise my Father great (H. P. Olsen)
- I will praise my Heav’nly Father For his blessings night and day (Anna Johnson)
- I will praise my Heavn’ly Father for this blessings (Anna Johnson)
- I Will Praise My Jesus (A. R. Simon)
- I will praise Thee, I will praise Thee, I will praise
- I will praise the Lord
- I will praise the Lord with my heart, my whole
- I will prepare to make and keep sacred covenants (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I will rejoice in Christ, the Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
- I Will Remember Him (Michael Webb; Dan Truman; Clive Romney)
- I Will Remember Thee (James Montgomery)
- I Will Rise (Matt Maher; Jesse Reeves; Louie Giglio; Chris Tomlin)
- I Will Say a Prayer (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Will Seek the Lord (Matt Whitaker)
- I will seek to be a blessing (C. Austin Miles)
- I will seek to be a blessing, To some heart (C. Austin Miles)
- I will seek to be a blessing, To some heart by grief bowed down (C. Austin Miles)
- I Will Serve Thee (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- I will serve Thee because I love Thee (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- I Will Shine (Janice Kapp Perry)
- I Will Shine! (Tamra Braatz)
- I Will Shine (Shawna Belt Edwards)
- I Will Sing a Lullaby (English folk song)
- I will sing a song (Vida E. Smith)
- I Will Sing a Song for My Lord to Hear (Vida E. Smith)
- I Will Sing a Song of Triumph (Martin Leckebusch)
- I Will Sing for Jesus (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- I will sing for Jesus, With his blood (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- I Will Sing, I Will Sing (Max Dyer)
- I will sing, I will sing a song (Max Dyer)
- I will sing, I will sing a song unto the Lord (Max Dyer)
- I will sing, I will sing a song unto the Lord / Cantaré, cantaré, un canto al Señor / Je te chante, je te chante une mélodie, Seigneur / In mijn lied, in mijn lied wil ik zingen voor mijn God / Ich will singen ein Lied zur Ehre unsres Herrn (Max Dyer)
- I Will Sing, I Will Sing / Cantaré, cantaré / Je te chante, je te chante (Max Dyer)
- I Will Sing, I Will Sing / In mijn lied, in mijn lied (Max Dyer)
- I will sing, I will sing / In mijn lied, in mijn lied / Ich will singen ein Lied / Je te chante, je te chante / Cantaré, cantaré (Max Dyer)
- I Will Sing New Songs of Gladness (Psalm 144; Antonin Dvořák)
- I Will Sing of My Redeemer (Philip P. Bliss)
- I will sing of my Redeemer, And his wondrous love (Philip P. Bliss)
- I will sing of my Redeemer and His wondrous love to me (Philip P. Bliss)
- I Will Sing of the Mercies (Psalm 89:1)
- I Will Sing of the Mercies of the Lord (Psalm 89:1)
- I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever (Psalm 89:1)
- I will sing of the mercies of the Lord forever; I will sing (Psalm 89:1)
- I will sing of the Mormons, the people of the Lord (William Willes)
- I Will Sing Of Thy Great Mercies (Julius Schubring)
- I will sing of Thy great mercies, O Lord (Julius Schubring)
- I will sing praise and thanks unto the Lord (Kay Hicks Ward)
- I Will Sing the Story of Your Love
- I will sing the story of your love, O Lord
- I Will Sing the Wondrous Story (Francis H. Rowley)
- I will sing the wondrous story, of the Christ (Francis H. Rowley)
- I will sing the wondrous story of the Christ who died for me (Francis H. Rowley)
- I Will Sing to My Lord
- I will sing to the LORD
- I Will Sing to the Lord
- I will sing to the Lord, for he has triumphed gloriously
- I will sing to the Lord, for he is lofty and uplifted
- I Will Sing You a Song (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- I will sing you a song of that [a] [the] beautiful (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- I will sing you a song of that beautiful land (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- I will sing you a song of the old Singing School (Traditional round)
- I will smile my sweetest smile (Anna Johnson)
- I will smile my sweetest smile while I work and play (Anna Johnson)
- I Will Sow the Precious Seed (Abraham Fernandez)
- I Will Stand as a Witness of Christ (Sally DeFord)
- I will stand up (Glenna Tate Holbrook)
- I will stand up when “stand up” is said (Glenna Tate Holbrook)
- I Will Talk to My Heart (William Livingstone Wallace)
- I will talk to my heart in the stillness (William Livingstone Wallace)
- I Will Trust in the Lord (African-American spiritual)
- I Will Try to Be a Rock of Faith (Pedro Landeros)
- I Will Try to Be Reverent (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- I will walk the path Jesus has prepared (Hanna Josephine Saffer)
- I Will Walk with Jesus (Stephen P. Schank)
- I will worship with all of my heart (David Ruis)
- I Wish (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- I wish dear little playmate
- I wish dear little playmate, You’d skip
- I Wish God’s Love to Be with You
- I wish God’s love to be with you / Yuan Zhu di ai yu ni tong zai / 愿主的爱与你同在 / Nee Engu sentraalum Avaranbu / நீ எங்கு சென்றாலும் அவரன்பு
- I Wish I Had a Great Big Ball (Sara Ruth Watson)
- I wish I had a great big ball To bounce (Sara Ruth Watson)
- I wish I had a nickel, I wish I had a dime
- I wish I had a violin, All tuned and ready (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- I Wish I Had a Windmill
- I wish I had a windmill, a windmill
- I wish I had a wishing well; I wish you (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- “I wish I had room for my roots!” said the flow’r (Emilie Poulsson)
- I wish I was an apple (American folk song)
- I wish I was an apple a-hangin’ in the tree (American folk song)
- I wish I was an apple a-hangin’ on a tree (American folk song)
- I wish I was in de land ob cotton (Daniel D. Emmett)
- I wish I was in de land ob cotton, Old times (Daniel D. Emmett)
- I wish I was in the land ob cotton (Daniel D. Emmett)
- I wish I was in the land of cotton (Daniel D. Emmett)
- I wish I was in the land of cotton, Old times (Daniel D. Emmett)
- I Wish I Were
- I Wish I Were a Bird (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- I wish I were a bird, To fly above (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- I wish I were a bird, To fly above the fields (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- I wish I were a fairy With silver wings (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- I wish I were a fairy With silver wings that shine (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- I Wish I Were a Farmer (Pennsylvania Dutch song)
- I wish I were a farmer And had a little farm (Pennsylvania Dutch song)
- I wish I were a little rock a-sitting on a hill
- I wish I were a little sugar bun (American folk song)
- I wish I were a snowman, so fat and round
- I wish I were a teacher and with a teacher band
- I wish my gift the very best Of all I have to be (Frances Weld Danielson)
- I wish that I had a donkey, I’d ride on him (E. M. E.)
- I wish that we could make it last (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
- I Wish You a Merry Christmas (English carol)
- I wish you a Merry Christmas, I wish you (English carol)
- “I wish you good Luck” is no word to say (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I with Thee Would Begin (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg; A. Samuel Wallgren)
- I woke and it still was winter
- I woke before the morning (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- I woke before the morning, I was happy all (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- I woke this morn in rapturous amaze (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I woke to-day when master did, And helped (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- I Woke Up This Morning (African-American spiritual)
- I woke up this morning with my mind (African-American spiritual)
- I Wonder (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I Wonder as I Wander (Appalachian folk hymn; John Jacob Niles)
- I wonder as I wander, out under the sky (Appalachian folk hymn; John Jacob Niles)
- I wonder, have I done my best for Jesus (Ensign Edwin Young)
- I wonder if the name is right, I guess ’twill (Old Valentine rhyme)
- I wonder what does Christmas mean (Anon.)
- I wonder what I’ll do, When I am big, some day
- I Wonder What I Might Have Been (Mark Nichols)
- I wonder what She looked like (Sue Krupa)
- I Wonder When He Comes Again (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I wonder, when he comes again, Will (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I wonder when He comes again, will herald angels (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I wonder when he comes again, will herald angels sing? (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- I Wonder When I Shall Be Married (Folk song)
- I wonder when I shall be married, Be married (Folk song)
- I wonder where the snowflakes grow (A. W. Norton)
- I wonder where the snowflakes grow, the fluffy (A. W. Norton)
- I wonder where the snowflakes grow, The fluffy ones (A. W. Norton)
- I wonder who taught cuckoo how to sing (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I Wonder Why? (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- I wonder why I should sit here and dream (Emmeline B. Wells)
- I wonder why, I wonder why If his disciples (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- I wonder why the honeybee Should wear (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- I won’t forget the day (Junior Bonner)
- I Won’t Have to Cross Jordan Alone (Thomas Ramsey)
- I Worship Him with Heart
- I Worship Thee, O Holy Ghost (W. F. Warren)
- I Worship You, Almighty God (Sondra Corbett-Wood)
- I worship You, Almighty God; There is none (Sondra Corbett-Wood)
- I Worship You, O LORD (Calvin Seerveld; James E. Seddon)
- I would be a fairy if I could, Fed on dew (Frederick Winthrop)
- I Would be a Little Sunbeam (Miriam E. Arnold)
- I Would Be Like Jesus (James Rowe)
- I Would Be True (Howard A. Walter)
- I would be true, for there are those (Howard A. Walter)
- I would be true, for there are those that trust me (Howard A. Walter)
- I would be true, for there are those who trust me (Howard A. Walter)
- I would like a fiddle—yes, I’d love it!
- I Would Love Thee (Jeanne Guyon)
- I would love thee, God and Father (Jeanne Guyon)
- I would love thee, God and Father! My Redeemer, and my King! (Jeanne Guyon)
- I would love to tell you what I think of Jesus (Charles F. Weigle)
- I would not be a sinner (African-American spiritual)
- I would not be denied (Charles Price Jones)
- I would not live alway (William Augustus Muhlenberg)
- I Would not live alway: I ask not to stay (William Augustus Muhlenberg)
- I would not wish thee joys alone—Save joys (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- I wouldn’t say I’m lost (Yahosh Bonner)
- I Would Praise Thee with Rivers of Praise (Lony Rodríguez-Ordóñez)
- I Would See Jesus (L. P. Breedlove)
- I Would See Jesus (G. H.)
- I Would Speak Unto My People (John H. Lake; R. C. Evans)
- I would talk with God. Yet the words I say do not speak (Wilma Redfield)
- I would that I my voice could raise (Hilma V. Goude)
- I Would That My Love (Heinrich Heine)
- I would that my love could silently flow (Heinrich Heine)
- I would that ye should understand (Leslie Fatai)
- I Would Walk Tall (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I would walk tall and in my youth (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I would walk tall and in my youth Hurl forth (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- I would wander with you, merry lark (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- I write the things of my soul (Ari Miller)
- I Yawn So
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