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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- Naar du vil paa Fjældesti (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
- Naar er vor Trængsel omme? (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Naar mit Blik vender did
- Naar skal vort Øje (Peter O. Thomassen)
- Naar Stormen ryger op fra Nord (K. Jansen)
- Naar Synden vil mit Sind besnære (P. V. Poulsen)
- Na Baixa do Sapateiro (Ary Barroso)
- Nach deiner Wahrheit (Hannelore Hardan)
- Nach einer Prüfung kurzer Tage (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- Nach Zions Hügel zieht’s mich hin (Julius Köbner)
- Nací para cantar y agradecer (Édgar Joffré)
- Nada te turbe (St. Teresa of Ávila; Taizé Community)
- Nada te turbe, nada te espante (St. Teresa of Ávila; Taizé Community)
- Nada te turbe, nada te espante / Nothing can trouble, nothing can frighten (St. Teresa of Ávila; Taizé Community)
- Nad Tatrou sa blýská (Janko Matúška)
- Nad Tatrou sa blýská hromy divo bijú (Janko Matúška)
- Naʻe folofola ʻa e ʻOtua (J. Tuʻikolongahau)
- Naʻe ʻAfioʻi pē ʻe Sīsū (Sione Tuʻikolongahau)
- Na Iesu no i aiakai, I koʻu mau kapuai (Akiona Kauka)
- Nailed to the Cross (Carrie E. Breck)
- Nai No-Otz (American Indian song)
- Na Lei O Hawaii (Charles E. King)
- Name of All Majesty (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- Naming the Trees (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- Nancy Lee (Frederick E. Weatherly)
- Não há, ó! gente, ó! não, luar como êste no sertão (Catulo Da Paixao Cearense)
- Naples (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Naples (Frederick H. Martens)
- Napoli (Nixon Waterman)
- Naranja dulce (Traditional Mexican song)
- Naranja dulce, limón partido (Traditional Mexican song)
- Narcissa to Narcissus (Eliza R. Snow)
- När det lider mot jul (Jeanna Oterdahl)
- Når hjertet for det sanne slår (Niels F. Green)
- När juldagsmorgon glimmar (Betty Ehrenborg-Posse)
- Narodil se Kristus Pán (Jan Franus)
- Narodi nam se (Anon.)
- När vi denna gången ämna (Anon.)
- Når vi samles her (Henry Larsen)
- Når vi samles her til alvor eller fest (Henry Larsen)
- Nasulassa (Arvid Lydecken)
- Nasulassa nasun lasten (Arvid Lydecken)
- Natalie
- National Anthem (Eliza R. Snow)
- National Hymn (Daniel C. Roberts)
- Nationality (Eliza R. Snow)
- National Song (Eliza R. Snow)
- National Song
- Nation, great and strong, Whose name our pride (Lucy Allen)
- Nations, Clap Your Hands
- Nation Shall Not Lift Sword (Isaiah 2:4)
- Nativity (Maud Chegwidden)
- Nativity Carol (John Rutter)
- Nattens dæmrende Taager (C. Ploug)
- Nature’s Brightest Dress (Naomi W. Randall)
- Nature’s Dream (Frederick H. Martens)
- Nature’s Easter Story (Patty S. Hill)
- Nature’s Goodnight (Patty S. Hill)
- Nature’s Good Night (Patty S. Hill)
- Nature’s Praise (Franz Schubert)
- Nature’s Praise (Elizabeth Singer Rowe)
- Nature’s Praises (Harry Lee)
- Nature with open volume stands (Isaac Watts)
- Naught have I gotten but what I received (James M. Gray)
- Nauvoo (Laura)
- Nauvoo
- Nauvoo Flourishes (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
- Navidad, Navidad; Ya nació el niñito Jesús (Plácido Koyoc Yam)
- Navy and Air Force Hymn (William Whiting)
- Nay, Speak No Ill (Charles Swain)
- Nay, speak no ill, a kindly word (Charles Swain)
- Nay, speak no ill; a kindly word Can never leave (Charles Swain)
- Nay, speak no ill; a kindly word Can never leave a (Charles Swain)
- Nay, speak no ill; a kindly word can never leave a sting behind (Charles Swain)
- Neapolitan Boat Song (Martin Herne)
- Near a home in a wood (Swedish folk song)
- Near a home in a wood, with a horse (Swedish folk song)
- Near a home in the wood, With a horse (Swedish folk song)
- Near a Leafy Woodland (Ukrainian folk song)
- Near a leafy woodland, By a little green glade (Ukrainian folk song)
- Near Buena Vista’s mountain chain (Early American song)
- Nearby to where my aunt lives, Lovely trees (Canadian French folk song)
- Nearer, Dear Savior, to Thee (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, dear Savior, to thee, Nearer (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, dear Savior to Thee, Nearer, nearer (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, dear Savior to Thee, Nearer, nearer to (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, dear Savior, to thee, Nearer, nearer to thee (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, my God, to me, Nearer, to thee! (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, my God, to Thee! (William Walsham How)
- Nearer, My God, to Thee (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, my God to Thee! Hear Thou my prayer (William Walsham How)
- Nearer, my God, to Thee, nearer to Thee! (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, my God, to thee, Nearer to thee! E’en (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, My God, to You (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, my God to you, nearer to you (Sarah F. Adams)
- Nearer, My Saints, to Me (Shirley Mason)
- Nearer, my Saints, to me, Nearer to me (Shirley Mason)
- Nearer, my Savior, to Thee (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Nearer, Still Nearer (Leila N. Morris)
- Nearer, still nearer, close to Thy heart (Leila N. Morris)
- Nearer, still nearer—close to Thy heart (Leila N. Morris)
- Nearer the Cross (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Nearer the cross my heart can say (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Near lofty mountains, crowned with winter’s (Edwin F. Parry)
- Near The Cross (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Near the Fire (Léon-Robert Brice)
- Near the fireside, burning brightly
- Near the spring beside the gateway (Wilhelm Müller)
- Near to my auntie’s cottage Stretches (French Canadian folk song)
- Near to the Heart of God (Cleland Boyd McAfee)
- Near to Thy Heart (John W. Peterson)
- Near to Thy heart, O Christ divine (John W. Peterson)
- Near where the picturesque Columbia flows (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- ’Neath a tall and spreading tree (The Modern Music Series)
- ’Neath a tall and spreading tree Birds (The Modern Music Series)
- ’Neath a tall and spreading tree Birds and squirrels (The Modern Music Series)
- ’Neath a tree, by the margin of the woodland (T. Ellwood Garrett)
- ’Neath guidance of Fancy, We’ll roam through
- Neath her oppressions and wrongs, Zion in (Evan Stephens)
- ’Neath humble roof, dear mother brave (Aasmund Olavsson Vinje)
- ’Neath humble roof, dear mother brave, like any (Aasmund Olavsson Vinje)
- ’Neath Our Flag (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- ’Neath Our Window (Bohemian folk song)
- ’Neath our window, ’Neath our window Snow (Bohemian folk song)
- ’Neath the Crust of the Old Apple Pie
- ’Neath the deep blue waters of the ocean (Oliver Orden)
- ’Neath the Old Olive Trees (B. McK.)
- ’Neath the stars of the night (B. McK.)
- Needle-in-the-Haystack (Portuguese game song)
- Needles (Ida May Rees)
- Ne Fai pē mei Kālevale (Lydia O. Baxter)
- Neighbors (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- Neither Death nor Life (Marty Haugen)
- Neither Death nor Life (Marty Haugen)
- Nella fantasia (Chiara Ferraù)
- Nellie was a Lady (Stephen Foster)
- Nelly Bly (Stephen Foster)
- Nelly Bly! Nelly Bly! Bring the broom along (Stephen Foster)
- Nel vis’ha un vago Aprile (Livio Celiano)
- Neongo hono faingataʻa ʻo mamani (H. Māhanga)
- Nephi (Samuel Medley)
- Nephi, Nephi, Jacob, Enos, Jarom (Daphne Matthews)
- Nephi’s Courage (Bill N. Hansen Jr.; Lisa T. Hansen)
- Nephi’s Prayer (Ether M. Furnier)
- Nephi’s Psalm (Bonnie Hart Murray)
- Nephi was a young man (Derena Bell)
- Neptune (Swedish folk song)
- Neptune is riding on billows blue (Swedish folk song)
- Nesem vám noviny (Czech folk tune)
- Nesem vám noviny, poslouchejte (Czech folk tune)
- Nestling in its shady, cool and mossy bed (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Nestůjte, mládenci (Bohemian folk song)
- Ne tala ʻe Sīsū (H. Māhanga)
- Ne tala ʻe Sīsū e (Sōsaia Mataele)
- Ne touchons pas aux petits nids (Adolphe Joly)
- Never a Better Hero (Kenneth Cope)
- Never a Child as He (Traditional)
- Never alone (Eliza E. Hewitt)
- Never Alone (Eben E. Rexford)
- Never Alone!
- Never Alone (Eben E. Rexford)
- Never a Sound (Rose Fyleman)
- Never be Afraid (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Never be afraid to speak for Jesus (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Never Be Discouraged (James H. Fillmore)
- Never be discouraged, trust the Father’s word (James H. Fillmore)
- Never before was grass so green As in (Katherine Smith Bolt)
- Never Be Late (Anon.)
- Never Be Late! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Never be late to the Sunday school class (Anon.)
- Never be late to the Sunday School class, Come with (Anon.)
- Never be late to the Sunday School class, Come with your (Anon.)
- Never Be the Same (Tyler Castleton)
- Never Borrow Trouble (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Never despair, dear heart
- Never despair, dear heart! Life’s trials are not vain
- Never does truth more shine
- Never does truth more shine With beams of heavenly light
- Never doth truth more shine
- Never doubting, always faithful, often kneeling down to pray (Dorothy S. Ashcraft)
- Never Ends (Nik Day)
- Never fear tho’ shadows dark around your path may fall (Carolyn R. Freeman)
- Never from Thee (Charles W. Penrose)
- Never Give Up (Martin Farquhar Tupper)
- Never give up! It is wiser and better always to hope (Martin Farquhar Tupper)
- Never let a golden day, Join the blue (Frederick H. Martens)
- Never Mind (Thornton Stanley)
- Never Mind, March (Annette Wynne)
- Never mind, March, we know When you blow (Annette Wynne)
- Nevermore (Foster B. Merriam)
- Never Never Land (Betty Comdon; Adolph Green; Carolyn Leigh)
- Never Pass Them By (Eliza E. Hewitt)
- Never Push A Man Because He’s Going Down The Hill (Harry Linn)
- Never say “Fail” (Daniel C. Colesworthy)
- Never so lovely a child as He, Born (Traditional)
- Never stoop to tell lies (Margaret Johnson Gardner)
- Never That Bad (Nik Day)
- New Beginnings (Karen Brian; Wendy Dean)
- New Born Again (African-American spiritual)
- Newborn of God (Frank W. Mills)
- Newborn of God, his glory manifest (Frank W. Mills)
- Newcastle Hornpipe
- New Citizen Doggerel
- New Day On The Mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
- New England (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- New Every Morning (John Keble)
- New every morning is the love (John Keble)
- Newfoundland (Cavendish Boyle)
- New Jerusalem (William W. Phelps)
- New Jerusalem (Amber LePrey Anderson)
- New Jerusalem / Let the River Run (Unknown; Carly Simon)
- New Life (Nik Day; Kawika Katoa)
- New life in Christ (Harry L. Doty)
- New life in Christ, what joy divine! (Harry L. Doty)
- New Name in Glory
- New River Train (American folk song)
- New River Train (Early American folk song)
- Newsboy (Nina B. Hartford)
- Newsboys (Vernice Nye)
- Newsboys selling papers on the corners (Vernice Nye)
- News for Gardeners (Anna M. Pratt)
- New Shoes (Alice Wilkins)
- New Song (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- New Songs of Celebration (Erik Routley)
- New Songs of Celebration Render (Erik Routley)
- New World Christmas (Peter G. Czerny)
- New Year (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- New Year Greeting (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- New Year Is Here (Nigerian folk song)
- New Year’s Address (William W. Phelps)
- New Year’s Address (Nathan Stein)
- New Year’s Day (English folk song)
- New Year’s Day in the Morning (English folk song)
- New Year’s Eve
- New Year’s Eve (Traditional)
- New Year’s Greeting (Jennie Hyde)
- New Year’s Hymn (Parley P. Pratt)
- New Year’s Hymn (Frances R. Havergal)
- New Year’s Hymn (Ann Smith)
- New Year’s Musings (Hannah T. King)
- New Year Song
- Next to Me (Nik Day)
- Ngayong nagda dapit hapon (Moises Andrade)
- Ngayong nagda-dapit hapon / When twilight comes and the sun sets (Moises Andrade)
- Nibble, nibble! Mousie, whose nibbling (Adelheid Wette)
- Nibblety, Nibblety, Nib (Anon.)
- Nicene Affirmation of Faith
- Nicht um ein flüchtig Gut der Zeit (Joachim Neander)
- Nicht von hinnen will ich scheiden (Richard T. Haag)
- Nicky, Nicky, Nu
- Nicodemo vino a Cristo (Vicente Poot P.)
- Nicodemus Came to Christ (Vicente Poot P.)
- Night (Grace M. Candland)
- Night (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
- Night
- Night (Belle Ames)
- Night and Day (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Night and Day (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- Night and every morning (Lindy Kerby)
- Night and morning I make my prayer (The Iona Community)
- Night and the shadows falling
- Nightcaps (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- Night comes a-creeping; winds are a-sleeping
- Night has come with all its glory (R. C. Evans)
- Night Has Fallen (Tom Colvin)
- Night Herding Song (Harry Stephens)
- Night-Herding Song (Harry Stephens)
- Night, her mantle flinging, Hides the mountain
- Nightingale from the thicket calling (Alsatian folk song)
- Nightingale in the Wood (Alsatian folk song)
- Nightingale is flying to the south-land (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
- Nightingale Song
- Nightingale, so sad thou art (Hungarian song)
- Night in Madrid, blue and tender (Erell Reaves)
- Night in the Desert (Arabian folk song)
- Night in the Forest (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- Night is come, Owls are out (Henry Newbolt)
- Night is come, Owls are out, Beetles hum (Henry Newbolt)
- Night is falling. There’s a blue sky
- Night is falling. There’s a blue sky way up yonder
- Night is here, Night is here, Lullaby, O baby dear! (Irene Putnam)
- Night, Lovely Night (Zeila)
- Night now draws nigh, Stars fill the sky (Fleur Conkling)
- Nights are growing very lonely (Stoddard King)
- Night song
- Night Song (Anon.)
- Night Song (Daniel Butterfield)
- Night Song (Ida H. White)
- Night Song
- Night Song (Irene Putnam)
- Night’s shadows falling, men to rest are calling (Arthur Tozer Russell)
- Night Thoughts (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- Night Time (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- Night Time
- Night Time
- Night time, quiet time (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Night wind that murmurs of gladness (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- Nil Desperandum (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Nile Boatman’s Song (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Nimemuona Bwana
- Nimemuona Bwana. Nimemuona Bwana
- Nimemwona Bwana / We have seen the Lord
- Nimwebo Ba Yahweh (Worship chorus)
- Nine leaf-ships on a great wide sea (L. C. Lockley)
- Nineteen Birds (Nursery rhyme)
- Nineteen birds and one bird more (Nursery rhyme)
- Ninety and Nine (Michael McLean)
- Ninety-Nine Miles from Home (Anon.)
- Niño Lindo (Venezuelan carol)
- Niño Querido (Spanish round)
- Niño querido, duérmete ya, Que mientras (Spanish round)
- Njoo kwetu, Roho mwema (Wilson Niwagila)
- Njoo kwetu, Roho mwema (Wilson Niwagila)
- Njoo kwetu, Roho mwema / Gracious Spirit, heed our pleading (Wilson Niwagila)
- Nkosi, Nkosi (G. M. Kolisi)
- Nkosi, Nkosi / Lord, have mercy (G. M. Kolisi)
- Nkosi, Nkosi, yiba nenceba (G. M. Kolisi)
- Nkosi Sikelel’ i Africa (Enoch Sontonga; Samuel E. Mqhayi)
- Noah (Beverly Searle Spencer)
- Noah (Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
- Noah built an ark so big (Beverly Searle Spencer)
- Noah Knew a Thing or Two (Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
- Noah’s Ark (Anon.)
- Noah’s Ark (Diane Andersen Beck)
- Noah’s Ark
- Noah’s Ark
- Noah was a prophet, a man who did (Marianne P. Wilcock)
- Noah was a prophet, a man who did not fear (Marianne P. Wilcock)
- No Apologies (Nik Day)
- No Basta Sólo una Mano (Juan Damián)
- No basta sólo una mano si yuyos hay (Juan Damián)
- No Beauty Is (Anna Prince Redd)
- Noble Duke of York (English folk song)
- Noble sires, honored mothers (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Noble tree in forest green no more to grow (Russian song)
- Noble youth of every nation (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- No blush of rose (Erin Patterson)
- Nobody Knows (Southern folk song)
- Nobody Knows But Mother (Mary Morrison)
- Nobody knows of the work it makes (Anon.)
- Nobody Knows the Trouble I See (Southern folk song)
- Nobody knows the trouble I see, Nobody (Southern folk song)
- Nobody knows the trouble I see, Nobody knows (Southern folk song)
- Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Had (Southern folk song)
- Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen (Southern folk song)
- No, brother, ’twill never be better
- No canyon grand or mountain peak (Elsie F. Parton)
- No Ceará Não Tem Disso Não (Luiz Gonzaga do Nascimento)
- Noch einmal will ich singen (E. Schönfeld)
- No chiseled stone has marked this burial place (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
- Noch kann ich es nicht fassen (Berta Bethge)
- Noch nie haft du dein Wort gebrochen
- Nocte surgentes vigilemus omnes (Gregory the Great)
- Nocturnal (Spanish folk song)
- No Deposit, No Return (Kenneth Cope; Michael Webb; Vickey Pahnke Taylor)
- No deposit, no return; it takes all (Kenneth Cope; Michael Webb; Vickey Pahnke Taylor)
- No Desprecien a los Pequeños (Matthew 18:10–14 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- No desprecien a ninguno de estos pequeños (Matthew 18:10–14 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- No Distant Lord Have I (Maltbie D. Babcock)
- No eagle flies through sun and rain So swiftly (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
- Noël des ausels (French carol)
- Noel, Noel (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
- Noël, Noël (Old French carol)
- Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
- Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel, Born is the King (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
- Noel, Noel, Sing Noel, The first Noel (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
- Noël, Noël, The shepherds leave the village (Old French carol)
- Noël nouvelet (French carol)
- Noe! Noe! (French carol)
- No farmer boy for me (Swiss folk song)
- No farmer boy for me, Mama! (Swiss folk song)
- No fish stir in our heaving net (Joanna Baillie)
- No flocks or herds do I deplore (Hannah T. King)
- Nofo muʻa o ke vakai (Pita Vī)
- No Funeral Trains (Arlene L. Buffington)
- No Golden Tears Shed Here (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
- No grander dress was ever worn, No brighter (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- No Greater Love Than This (Sally DeFord)
- No Greater Work (Janice Kapp Perry)
- No Happier People (Bonnie Hart Murray)
- No harm have I done You on my knees (Roland M. Carter)
- No hay dios tan grande
- No hay Dios tan grande como tú
- No hay Dios tan grande como tú, no lo hay
- No hay dios tan grande como tú / There’s no god as great as you, O Lord
- No Hay Que Llorar (Juan Romero)
- No home! no spot on earth to call my own (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- No honored laurel wreath adorned his brow (Gertrude Perry Stanton)
- No, I can’t say I know how you’re feeling (Nik Day; Lee Gibbons; Justin Garvin)
- No, I’ll repine at death no more (Isaac Watts)
- No Is My Answer (Slovak folk song)
- No is my answer, I’ve said you may come no more (Slovak folk song)
- Noisy voices, noisy feet (Moiselle Renstrom)
- No king can match my Father’s wealth (Arlene L. Buffington)
- No liberty without a law (David H. Smith)
- No liberty without a law That freedom to sustain (David H. Smith)
- No livnar det i lundar (Elias Blix)
- No longer strangers to each other (Carey Landry)
- No man can do like Jesus (Traditional)
- No man had yet seen God (R. B.)
- No Man on the Earth
- No Matter What (Birdnbee)
- No matter what my birth may be, No matter (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- No matter what you’ve said (Birdnbee)
- No matter where I chance to roam (German folk song)
- No matter where I go (Nik Day)
- No matter where I go, I know (Nik Day)
- No me olvido de mi Dios (Vicente Poot P.)
- No me olvido de mi Dios, porque Él me salvará (Vicente Poot P.)
- No Meu Pé de Serra (Humberto Teixeira; Luiz Gonzaga)
- No more burdens, no more heartaches (Alfred H. Ackley)
- No more I’ll wander in the dreadful night of sin and shame (John W. Peterson)
- No More Love (Michael McLean)
- No more weeping and a-wailing (Traditional)
- No more weeping and awailing (Traditional)
- No Mountain High Enough (Romans 8:35, 37–39; Charles Kirby)
- No na ta nu ra te reo na na to nu te (Walter Smith)
- None Can Bring This Kingdom Down (Arlene L. Buffington)
- None Can Preach the Gospel Like the Mormons Do (Pioneer folk song)
- No Need to Cry (Juan Romero)
- No Need to Walk in Darkness (Frank Calabrese)
- None of Self and All of Thee (Théodore Monod)
- None Other Lamb (Christina G. Rossetti)
- No Night There
- Non Nobis, Domine (Patrick Doyle)
- Non Nobis Domine
- Non nobis, Domine, non nobis sed
- Non nobis Domine, non nobis sed nomine
- No! No! No!
- No, Not Despairingly (Horatius Bonar)
- No, Not Desparingly (Horatius Bonar)
- No Not Much (Robert Allen; Al Stillman)
- No, Not One (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- Nonsense Song (Barbara Wentworth)
- No Obvious Angels (Shirley Erena Murray)
- No obvious angels sing through the night skies (Shirley Erena Murray)
- No one can do like Jesus
- No One Ever Cared for Me like Jesus (Charles F. Weigle)
- No one knows what my fate will be (G. S.)
- No one left to fool, every wall (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- No One Like You (Kaufusi)
- No one talking, no one walking Through (Carol Fuller)
- No One Understands like Jesus (John W. Peterson)
- No one understands like Jesus, He’s a friend (John W. Peterson)
- No, onkos tullut kesä? (J. H. Erkko)
- No Ordinary Man (Janice Kapp Perry)
- No other man, no other person (Tamara S. Hann)
- No Other Name (Robert Gay)
- No Other Name But Jesus (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- No other name but the name of Jesus (Robert Gay)
- No Other One but Jesus (Virginia Pizzaia)
- No Other Plea (Lidie H. Edmunds)
- No purse, no scrip they bear with them (Philip Margetts)
- No purse no script, they bear with them (Philip Margetts)
- No quiero volver al mundo a pecar (Vicente Poot P.)
- Nora Ray (Henry A. Tuckett)
- No Regrets (Tyler Castleton; Jenny Phillips)
- Nor eye hath seen—nor ear hath heard (Isaac Watts)
- No Rio tá tudo mudado (Luiz Gonzaga Do Nascimento)
- Nor Silver Nor Gold (James M. Gray)
- Nor silver nor gold hath obtained my redemption (James M. Gray)
- North Star (Greg Simpson; Julie de Azevedo)
- Northward now the birds are winging (Aldis Dunbar)
- Norway (Wilbur Weeks)
- Norwegian Song (Clinton Scollard)
- No sabéis
- ¿No sabéis, no sabéis que somos templo?
- No Saint on Earth Lives Life to Self Alone (Norman J. Kansfield)
- No seas again shall sever (Horatius Bonar)
- No seas again shall sever, No desert intervene (Horatius Bonar)
- Nos Ha Nacido un Niño (Isaiah 9:2, 6, 7 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- No shelter for Mary, who Jesus did carry (Kentucky carol)
- No Sir (Augusta M. Wakefield)
- Nos pères ont marché avec courage (Mahévas; Bonny; Chardon)
- Nós somos da pátria a guarda, fiéis soldados (Alberto Augusto Martins)
- Nosso Pai nos põe a mesa (Miria T. Kolling)
- No star is o’er the lake Its pale watch keeping (Henry F. Chorley)
- No Stranger (Adam Turley; Amy Geis)
- No sweeter song was ever sung (Lois Braby)
- Not a copper cent is mine (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Not all the blood of beasts (Isaac Watts)
- Not Alone for Mighty Empire (William Pierson Merrill)
- Not always on the mount may we (Frederick L. Hosmer)
- Not as I will, but as thou wilt, O Lord (Roberta Flake Clayton)
- Not a sound was heard, Not a piping bird
- Not a sparrow falleth (Louisa May Alcott)
- Not a sparrow falleth but its God doth know (Louisa May Alcott)
- Not by evil wealth of mammon (David H. Smith)
- Not by evil wealth of mammon Shall our dwelling be redeemed (David H. Smith)
- Not dead, but Sleepeth (Charles A. White)
- Not dead, but sleepeth, amen (Charles A. White)
- No Temple Now, No Gift of Price (Timothy Dudley-Smtih)
- No te oro’a a te Fatu
- No te peeraa o te poiri
- No te tardes en venir (Vicente Poot P.)
- No te tardes en venir. Jesús te quiere dar (Vicente Poot P.)
- Not far beyond the sea, nor high (George Caird)
- Not for Tongues of Heaven’s Angels (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- Not Going Under (April Meservy)
- Not Half As Ever Been Told (Jonathan Bush Atchinson)
- No, the day was not forgotten Nor my dear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Not here for high and holy things (Geoffrey Anketel Suddert-Kennedy)
- Nothing Between (Charles A. Tindley)
- Nothing between my soul and my Savior (Charles A. Tindley)
- Nothing between my soul and my Saviour (Charles A. Tindley)
- Nothing between my soul and the Savior (Charles A. Tindley)
- Nothing but the Blood (Robert Lowry)
- Nothing but the blood of Jesus (Robert Lowry)
- Nothing Can Separate Us (Nik Day; Zac Love)
- Nothing Can Trouble (St. Teresa of Ávila; Taizé Community)
- Nothing can trouble, nothing can frighten / Nada te turbe, nada te espante (St. Teresa of Ávila; Taizé Community)
- Nothing There (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Not I, but Christ, be honored, loved, exalted (Ada A. Whiddington)
- Not in Grand Estate (Ruth Duck)
- Not in grand estate, you make your earthly home (Ruth Duck)
- Not just to kneel with the angels (Derrick Jackson)
- Not My Brother, nor My Sister (African-American spiritual)
- Not my brother, nor my sister, but it’s me, O God (African-American spiritual)
- Not my brother, nor my sister, but it’s me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- Not my brother, not my sister, but it’s me, O Lord (African-American spiritual)
- Not My Will (Julia M. Sorensen)
- Not My Will, But Thine, Be Done (Jeffrey M. Bradshaw; Samuel H. Bradshaw)
- Not Now, But in the Coming Years (Maxwell N. Cornelius)
- Not now, but in the coming years, It may be (Maxwell N. Cornelius)
- Not now, but in the coming years, It may be in the (Maxwell N. Cornelius)
- “Not of the World” (Ron Simpson; Clive Romney)
- No Tramp of Soldiers’ Marching Feet (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- Notre chemin (Germaine Ista Koncurat)
- Notre Dieu a fait les fleurs
- Notre Dieu a fait les fleurs avec les belles couleurs
- Notre Père qui es aux cieux (Robert Teumere)
- Notre Père qui es aux cieux, Que ton nom (Robert Teumere)
- Not So in Haste, My Heart (Bradford Torrey)
- Not So Little (Nik Day)
- Not the Only One (Cherie Call)
- Not the Only One (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- Not to condemn the sons of men (Isaac Watts)
- Not to condemn the sons of men, Did Christ, the Son of God, appear (Isaac Watts)
- Not Too Young for God to See (Anon.)
- Not to the great or powerful, Not to the throne (Leonard J. Lea)
- Not to the terrors of the Lord (Isaac Watts)
- Not Understood (Thomas Bracken)
- Not Understood. We Move Along Asunder (Thomas Bracken)
- Not unto Us (Kurt J. Eggert)
- Not unto us, not unto us be glory, Lord (Kurt J. Eggert)
- Not unto Us, O Lord of Heaven
- Not What My Hands Have Done (Horatius Bonar)
- Not What These Hands Have Done (Horatius Bonar)
- Not While I’m Around (Stephen Sondheim)
- Not with Naked Eye (Daniel Charles Damon)
- Not with Naked Eye, Not with Human Sense (Daniel Charles Damon)
- Not worthy, Lord, to gather up the crumbs (Edward Henry Bickersteth)
- Not Zion dreads Judgment Day
- Nou konsanti pou-n abandoné péché (Rigaud Clervil)
- Nous avons vu les pas de notre Dieu (Michel Scouarnec)
- Nous devons quitter le refuge (David Judd; Arnold Lucas)
- Nous devons quitter le refuge, nous devons (David Judd; Arnold Lucas)
- Nous les petits (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- Nous sommes trois souverains princes de l’Orient (French carol)
- Nous voyageons chantant
- Nous voyageons chantant, Nous voyageons chantant
- Nouvelles agréables (French carol)
- Nouvelles agréables, Un pauvre enfant (French carol)
- November
- November
- November (Anon.)
- November 1856, just west of Devil’s Gate (Don Stirling; Nancy Hanson; Sam Cardon)
- November’s Feast (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- November Twilight
- Now (Charles R. Skinner)
- Now a Calm and Peaceful Sleep (Anon.)
- Now all the fields are white-clad
- Now All the Vault of Heaven Resounds (Paul Z. Strodach)
- Now all the vault of heav’n resounds (Paul Z. Strodach)
- Now All the Woods Are Sleeping (Paul Gerhardt)
- Now All the Woods Are Waking (M. V. E.)
- Now all the woods are waking, The sun (M. V. E.)
- Now all you bright galloping ponies (Rhenish folk song)
- Now April with its fresh perfume (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Now as we come to the setting of the sun (Mepkin Abbey; Athenogenes)
- Now, as we tramp along the open highway
- Now Awaken All God’s Little Birds (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Now baby birds are sleeping Under the velvet sky (Rita S. Robinson)
- Now before we work today (Kindergarten Gems)
- Now before we work today, We must not (Kindergarten Gems)
- Now before we work today, we must not forget (Kindergarten Gems)
- Now before we work today we must not forget to pray (Kindergarten Gems)
- Now Behold (Richard Holmes)
- Now behold a marvelous work (Richard Holmes)
- Now behold, my name is Mormon (Bonnie Hart Murray)
- Now behold the Babe, Jesus pure and holy
- Now Behold the Lamb (Kirk Franklin)
- Now be the gospel banner (Thomas Hastings)
- Now be the gospel banner, In ev’ry land, unfurled (Thomas Hastings)
- Now Blessed Be the Lord Our God
- Now Bless the God of Israel (Ruth Duck)
- Now close your eyes (P. V. Poulsen)
- Now come along, boys, and listen to my tale (Western folk song)
- Now come, boys and girls, let us sing (Ann Underhill)
- Now come, boys and girls, let us sing and be gay (Ann Underhill)
- Now Come On
- Now come on, you cannot catch us
- Now comes redemption for earth (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now Comes the Hour
- Now comes the hour for peaceful rest
- Now cometh the record once written on gold (Joseph Woodward)
- Now cometh the record once written on gold, That angels from heaven rejoice to unfold (Joseph Woodward)
- Now Dawn Is Coming (California folk song)
- Now dawn is coming, Clear glows the morning (California folk song)
- No we are not wanderers (Nik Day)
- No, we don’t look the same (Connor Austin)
- Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
- No; we ne’er find bliss that’s perfect (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Now Ephraim’s watchmen sing (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now Ephraim’s watchmen were on guard (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now fair Autumn, golden Autumn Hangs
- Now, folks, I’ll sing for you, Nothing else to do (Stephen Foster)
- Now for every pain and sorrow, And for (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Now for fun and frolic, Now for sport and play
- Now from Heaven Flows Again (Einar A. Strand)
- Now from the altar of our hearts (John Mason)
- Now from the altar of our hearts Let warmest thanks arise (John Mason)
- now-from-the-slumbers-of-the-night (Gregory the Great)
- Now God be with us, for the night is closing (Petrus Herbert)
- Now Go in Joy (Mary Louise Bringle)
- Now Go in Joy (Mary Louise Bringle)
- Now go in joy to spread the word (Mary Louise Bringle)
- Now Go in Peace (Michael Mair)
- Now go in peace, now go in love (Michael Mair)
- Now Good-Night (Mabel E. Bray)
- Now Good Night (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
- Now good-night, children dear! Softly (Mabel E. Bray)
- Now go to sleep, my baby dear (Gerrit de Jong Jr.)
- Now greet the swiftly changing year (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- Now hail Zion’s glorious morning! (Hastings)
- Now Hand In Hand (Anon.)
- Now hand in hand a merry band (Anon.)
- Now hand in hand a merry band, we wish you (Anon.)
- Now hand in hand a merry band, We wish you goodbye (Anon.)
- Now Have You Set Your Servant Free (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- Now heaven’s dew on Zion’s mountain falls (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now here by the fire we defy (Richard Hovey)
- Now he’s gone (Eliza R. Snow)
- Now he’s gone, we’d not recall him (Eliza R. Snow)
- Now hide the flowers beneath the snow (Frank Dempster Sherman)
- Now hold your ball ready To roll in the ring (Frances Weld Danielson)
- Now Holy Spirit, ever One (Ambrose of Milan)
- Now I Belong to Jesus (Norman J. Clayton)
- Now I Can See (Dan Truman; Jeannine Lasky)
- Now I’d like to sing, Who wants to sing (French canon)
- Now I Have Found the Ground Wherein (Johann Andreas Rothe)
- Now I Have New Life in Christ (Houn Lee; Sandra Bonnette-Kim; Ruth Duck)
- Now I have new life in Christ who has set me free (Houn Lee; Sandra Bonnette-Kim; Ruth Duck)
- Now I lay me down to sleep (Amelia M. Starkweather)
- Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (Anon.)
- Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray Thee, Lord (Anon.)
- Now I lay me down to sleep while slumbers deep (Amelia M. Starkweather)
- Now I must fill the washing tub (E. Gordon Browne)
- No Wind at the Window (John L. Bell)
- No wind at the window, no knock on the door (John L. Bell)
- Now in early springtime, On the lawn are seen (Sophia Bixby)
- Now in joy (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now in Leaves and Blossoms (Detlev Block)
- Now in our world people suffer and sorrow (Barbara Howard)
- Now in the dance we’ll float around (Emilie Poulsson)
- Now in the Days of Youth (Walter J. Mathams)
- Now in the deep silence of midnight (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Now, in the garden of your life (Hannah T. King)
- Now, in the latter day (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now in the spring we’ll leave Nauvoo (Pioneer folk song)
- Now in this day of darkness (Susan Evans McCloud)
- Now in This Moment (Fanny J. Crosby; Barbara Howard; Richard Howard)
- Now in This Moment / En este momento / Viens dans nos âmes (Fanny J. Crosby; Barbara Howard; Richard Howard)
- Now in this moment, now in this day (Fanny J. Crosby; Barbara Howard; Richard Howard)
- Now in this moment, now in this day / En este momento en este lugar / Viens dans nos âmes, Dieu Créateur (Fanny J. Crosby; Barbara Howard; Richard Howard)
- Now I pray you be still and I’ll hush your noise (Charles L. Walker)
- Now is th’ accepted time (John Dobell)
- Now is th’ accepted time, Now is the day of grace (John Dobell)
- Now is the day of grace (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now Is the Day of Israel (Parley P. Pratt)
- Now is the feast of the Lamb once slain (Marty Haugen)
- Now Is the Hour (Maewa Kaihau; Dorothy Stewart)
- Now is the hour for faith (Toni Thomas)
- Now Is the Hour for Faith Not Fear (Toni Thomas)
- Now is the hour for me to say goodbye (Maewa Kaihau; Dorothy Stewart)
- Now is the hour of Zion’s (Fred P. Hubble)
- Now Is the Hour of Zion’s Fulfillment (Fred P. Hubble)
- Now Is the Month of Maying (Orazio Vecchi)
- Now is the month of Maying, When merry (Orazio Vecchi)
- Now is the month of maying, when merry lads (Orazio Vecchi)
- Now is the time! (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Now Is the Time Approaching (Jane Laurie Borthwick)
- Now is the time for parting, Farewell (German song)
- Now is the time for sailing, sad am I (Japanese folk song)
- “Now,” is the voice that nature breathes (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- Now Is Your Season (Kristi Sherwood)
- Now It Is Evening (F. Pratt Green)
- Now it is evening: lights of the city (F. Pratt Green)
- Now It’s Christmas Time (Swedish folk song)
- Now it’s Christmas time, oh, now it’s (Swedish folk song)
- Now it’s Christmas time, oh, now it’s Christmas time (Swedish folk song)
- Now it’s night, fast asleep. Are all children
- Now it’s time for leaving, But instead (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Now it’s time for reading
- Now It’s Time to Rest
- Now it’s time to rest, like robins in the nest
- Now Jesus is coming soon in the sky (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now Jesus turned to leave The fragrant world of breath (Vere Jameson)
- Now joy my heart finds (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now June comes with her roses; She wears
- Now let all the heav’ns adore Thee (Philipp Nicolai)
- Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee (Philipp Nicolai)
- Now let ev’ry tongue adore thee (Philipp Nicolai)
- Now let ev’ry tongue adore Thee! Let men (Philipp Nicolai)
- Now Let Heaven And Earth Adore Thee (Philipp Nicolai)
- Now Let Our Hearts within Us Burn (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
- Now let our mournful songs record (Isaac Watts)
- Now let songs of triumph swell loud and clear, loud and clear (Joseph C. Macaulay)
- Now let’s sing a song in chorus (Italian folk song)
- Now let the vault of heaven resound (Paul Zeller Strodach)
- Now let thy servants O our God! (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now Let Us All, in Hymns of Praise (Fred Pratt Green)
- Now Let Us All with One Accord (Frances B. Wood)
- Now let us all with one accord Sing praises (Frances B. Wood)
- Now Let Us from This Table Rise (Fred Kaan)
- Now Let Us Learn of Christ (Christopher Idle)
- Now Let Us Rejoice (William W. Phelps)
- Now Let us Rejoice, Etc. (William W. Phelps)
- Now Let Us Rejoice in the Day (William W. Phelps)
- Now let us rejoice in the day of salvation (William W. Phelps)
- Now let us rejoice in the day of salvation, no longer (William W. Phelps)
- Now let us rejoice in the day of salvation, No longer as strangers on earth need we roam (William W. Phelps)
- Now let us sing our praise to God (Anne K. LeCroy)
- Now let us sing our Savior’s praise (Ruth Duck)
- Now Let Us Sing Praises (Karl G. Maeser)
- Now let us watch our teacher’s hands
- Now lightly dancing So gaily prancing (Evan Stephens)
- Now Light One Thousand Christmas Lights (Emmy Köhler)
- Now Listen, You Servants of God (John W. Arthur)
- Now look at this hat! Is it fit to be seen
- Now, Lord
- Now, Lord
- Now, Lord, you let your servant go in peace
- Now may the light that shone in Jesus Christ
- Now May Your Servant, Lord (Dewey Westra)
- Now morning lifts her dewy veil (Charles Coffin)
- Now morning lifts her dewy veil, With new-born blessings crowned (Charles Coffin)
- Now my arms, for girls and boys, Will blossom
- Now My Dear Companions (Augustus P. Blase)
- Now, my tongue, the mystery telling (Thomas Aquinas)
- Now, my tongue, the myst’ry telling (Thomas Aquinas)
- Now neath the silver moon (Italian folk song)
- Now ’neath the silver moon ocean (Italian folk song)
- Now neath the silver moon Ocean is glowing (Italian folk song)
- Now neath the the silver moon (Italian folk song)
- Now, O Lord, for what do I wait
- Now once again for help that never faileth (Mildred Whitney Stillman)
- No wonder Christ admonished me (Nell Clarke)
- No wonder why old David cried (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now, on Land and Sea Descending (Samuel Longfellow)
- Now on the Ground
- Now on the ground there were some wheels
- No Work to Do? (Robert Lowry; W. Howard Doane)
- No work to do? look up and see (Robert Lowry; W. Howard Doane)
- Now our busy day is o’er (Goldie M. Masters)
- Now our golden days are at an end (Queen Liliuokalani)
- Now our spring time of life’s sweet and warm (Anon.)
- Now point your toe as off we go (Arthur Guiterman)
- Now point your toe as off we go Around (Arthur Guiterman)
- Now praise and thanks we render (Jennie C. Neal)
- Now praise we great and famous men (William G. Tarrant)
- Now quit your care and anxious fear and worry (Percy Dearmer)
- Now Rachel stops her complaint
- Now reigns deep silence over hill and plain (Heinrich Heine)
- Now Rest beneath Night’s Shadow (Paul Gerhardt)
- Now run along home and jump into bed (Anon.)
- Now sadness comes—The long autumnal days (Leone G. Layton)
- Now see them here, these friends so dear (Emilie Poulsson)
- Now see them here these friends so dear, As they together (Emilie Poulsson)
- Now Shout (Gerald Kemner)
- Now Sing Praise (Georg Thurmair)
- Now Sing to Our God (Kenneth L. McLaughlin)
- Now sing to our God a song of rejoicing (Kenneth L. McLaughlin)
- Now Sing We a Song For the Harvest (John W. Chadwick)
- Now Sing We, Now Rejoice (Arthur T. Russell)
- Now sleep gently little child, Mother will come
- Now Soft the Night Is Creeping (Gladys Pitcher; Charlotte DuBois)
- Now soft the night is creeping O’er woods (Gladys Pitcher; Charlotte DuBois)
- Now sounds again Jesus’ word (Carl Christian Anton Christensen)
- Now sounds the call “Come to me ye scattered (Hans Henry Petersen)
- Now springtime is here and the soft winds blow (Swiss folk song)
- Now’s the season That we have good reason
- Now Strike the Harp (Walter Maynard)
- Now strike the harp gladly, let music resound (Walter Maynard)
- “Now tell me, mother meadow lark” (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Now Thank We All (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now Thank We All Our God (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now thank we all our God With heart (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now thank we all our God With heart and hands (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now thank we all our God with heart and hands and voices (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now thank we all our God With hearts and hands (Martin Rinkhart)
- Now that I’ve been given new life (Harry L. Doty)
- Now that the day hath reached its close (Johann Friedrich Hertzog)
- Now that the daylight fills the sky (John Mason Neale)
- Now that the daystar glimmers bright (John Henry Newman)
- Now the birds fly from the wintertime (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- Now the clock is striking eight (Ann Underhill)
- Now the clock is striking eight, Ding dong! (Ann Underhill)
- Now the day has come again, Night and darkness (Nina B. Hartford)
- Now the Day Is Over (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the day is over, Night is drawing (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the day is over, night is drawing nigh (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the day is over; Night is drawing nigh; Shadows (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the day is over, Night is drawing night (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the Day Is Over (Prayer for the Night) (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the Day Over (Sabine Baring-Gould)
- Now the Earth and Sky Are Still (Marinus Børup)
- Now the Evening Shadows Fall
- Now the Feast and Celebration (Marty Haugen)
- Now the golden sunrays gleaming (Mabel J. Rosemon)
- Now the golden sunrays gleaming, Winter’s cold (Mabel J. Rosemon)
- Now the golden sunrays gleaming, Winter’s cold and gloom dispel (Mabel J. Rosemon)
- Now the gospel of the kingdom (D. L. Wood)
- Now the Gospel Trumpet’s Sounding
- Now the Gospel Trumpet’s Sounding
- Now the Green Blade Rises (John M. C. Crum)
- Now the green blade rises from the buried grain (John M. C. Crum)
- Now the Green Blade Riseth (John M. C. Crum)
- Now the green blade riseth from the buried grain (John M. C. Crum)
- Now the Heavens Start to Whisper (Mary Louise Bringle)
- Now the holly bears a berry as white as the milk (English carol)
- Now the joys of the road are chiefly these (Bliss Carman)
- Now the King of Day is dead (R. C. Evans)
- Now the laborer’s task is o’er (John Ellerton)
- Now the Light Has Gone Away (Frances R. Havergal)
- Now the mild, clear rays of morning (Evan Stephens)
- Now the moon comes up the hill (George Macdonald)
- “Now the moon is shining, my good friend, Pierrot” (French folk song)
- Now the Noisy Winds Are Still (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- Now the noisy winds are still; April’s coming (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- Now the people quickly gather (Ethel C. Brown)
- Now There Is No Male or Female (Lynette Miller)
- Now there was a message from an angel choir (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Now the roses sweet are blooming (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Now the shades of evening softly veil the light (Susanna Myers)
- Now the Silence (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- Now the silence Now the peace (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- Now the sun is brightly shining (David H. Smith)
- Now the sun is brightly shining, Throwing light o’er hill and dale (David H. Smith)
- Now the Sun Is Setting
- Now the Sun Is Sinking (German song)
- Now the sun is sinking In the golden west (German song)
- Now the sun of Zion rises again
- Now the Time Has Come (Einar A. Strand)
- Now the Time Has Come For Play (Old rhyme)
- Now the Time of Blossoming Arrives (Israel Kolmodin; Johan Olof Wallin)
- Now the truth once more appears
- Now the truth once more appears; Hark! the Gospel trump doth sound
- Now the Woods Awaken (Elias Blix)
- Now the Woods Fade (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Now the world is sleeping
- Now the world is sleeping, Little stars
- Now to all a kind good night (Horatio R. Palmer)
- Now to All a Kind Good-Night (Horatio R. Palmer)
- Now to Heaven Our Prayer (William E. Hickson)
- Now to Heaven Our Prayer Ascending (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heaven our prayer ascending, God speed (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heaven our prayers ascending (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heaven our prayers ascending, God speed the right (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heav’n our prayer ascending (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heav’n our pray’r ascending (William E. Hickson)
- Now to heav’n our pray’rs ascending (William E. Hickson)
- Now to the Father and the Son (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now to the Holy Spirit Let Us Pray (Martin Luther)
- Now to the King of Heaven (Isaac Watts; Philip Doddridge)
- Now to the King of heav’n (Isaac Watts; Philip Doddridge)
- Now ’twas twenty-five or thirty years (Newfoundland song)
- Now ’twas twenty-five or thirty years since (Newfoundland song)
- Now twelve above, And twice six beneath (Walter de la Mare)
- Now unto Him (David Morris)
- Now unto Him who is able to keep you from falling (David Morris)
- Now unto Thee our hearts incline, O gracious
- Now unto the King (William David Young)
- Now unto the King eternal (William David Young)
- Now up and now down glides our canoe (Maori folk song)
- Now upward and onward, with hopeful hearts (Martin Herne)
- Now we all march ’round the Christmas tree
- Now we are met, let’s joyful be (Henry Maiben)
- Now we are met, let’s joyful be, and sing with one accord (Henry Maiben)
- Now we are planting a garden. That is a sign (Charles J. Cromwell)
- Now we bid you farewell (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Now We Come Before God’s Presence (Peter Olejar)
- Now we dance like happy birds a-wing (Marion Phillips)
- Now we dance like happy birds awing (Marion Phillips)
- Now we dance like windmills turning (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Now we dance looby loo, Now we dance
- Now we gather here (Marie Andersen)
- Now we gather, Lord, stand by us (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Now we have our Saviour’s gospel (W. H. Reed)
- Now We Join in Celebration (Joel W. Lundeen)
- Now We’ll Make the Rafters Ring (Anon.)
- Now We’ll Sing with One Accord (William W. Phelps)
- Now we’ll sing with one accord, For a prophet (William W. Phelps)
- Now we’ll sing with one accord, For a prophet of the (William W. Phelps)
- Now we’ll sing with one accord, For a Prophet of the Lord (William W. Phelps)
- Now wend we together, my merry men all (Old English ballad)
- Now We Part and Say Goodbye (Mark Nichols)
- Now We Remain (David Haas)
- Now we’re the sons of the Pioneers (Mark Nichols)
- Now We’re Together
- Now We’re Together (Joanne Doxey; Marilyn Adams)
- Now We Sing Thy Praise (Paul Tschesnokoff)
- Now We Would Pray (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- Now when the wind is blowing free, And sails (Harvey Officer)
- Now white folks, your attention (Rube Jolley)
- Now with Creation’s Morning Song (Aurelius Clemens Prudentius)
- Now with Joyful Exultation
- Now with the dawning of the glad new year (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Now, would the nations wish to know (Joel H. Johnson)
- Now yield we thanks and praise to Christ (Howard Chandler)
- Now you co-habs still dodging ’round (George Hicks)
- Now you lead right on down the valley (Western song)
- Now, you ought to have heard my old Grandad sing (John T. Grimley)
- Now Zion is being prepared (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Now Zion shall prevail! so the message sounded (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu Efraims Vægter synger (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu Efraims Vægt’re de stande paa Vagt (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu er det Tid! (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Nu er jord og himmel stille (Marinus Børup)
- Nuestro padre nos invita / God extends an invitation (Miria T. Kolling)
- Nu falmer skoven (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Nu Farvel vi eder byde (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Nu forsamles vi, Herre, staa os bi (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Nu fra himlen atter strømmer (Einar A. Strand)
- Nu Fryd mit Hjerte finder (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu Hermons Dug paa Zions Bjerge falder (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu i Fryd (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu i Fryd Glad udbryd (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu Jesus kommer snart i Sky (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Ñukanchik jawa pachapi tiak Tayta (3 Nephi 13:9–13; Roy E. Howard)
- Ñukanchik Jawa-Pachapi Tiak Tayta (3 Nephi 13:9–13; Roy E. Howard)
- Nukka-Matti
- Nu kom der Bud fra Englekor (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu kommer Forløsning for Jorden (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nul homme sur la terre
- Nul homme sur la terre ne peut vivre seul
- Nu lyder atter Jesu bud (Carl Christian Anton Christensen)
- Number all the stars that gleam there (German folk song)
- Numbering the fingers (Emilie Poulsson)
- Number one, number one, Now my song (English folk song)
- Number Play
- Nun bitten wir den Heiligen Geist (Martin Luther)
- Nunc, Sancte, nobis Spiritus (Ambrose of Milan)
- Nun danket alle Gott (Martin Rinkhart)
- Nun danket alle Gott (Felix Mendelssohn)
- Nun danket alle Gott / Now thank we all our God (Martin Rinkhart)
- Nun freut euch, lieben Christen g’mein (Martin Luther)
- Nun lasset uns lobsingen (Karl G. Maeser)
- Nun lob, mein Seel, den Herren (Johann Graumann)
- Nun ruhen alle Wälder (Paul Gerhardt)
- Nun sich der Tag geendet hat (Johann Friedrich Hertzog)
- Nun singe Lob (Georg Thurmair)
- Nun singe Lob, du Christenheit (Georg Thurmair)
- Nun steht in Laub und Blüte (Detlev Block)
- Nu Oli (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Nu oli! nu oli! he ny kamaha’o! / Glad tidings! glad tidings! O wonderful love! (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Nu Rakel hun standser sin Klage
- Nur mit Jesu will ich Pilger wandern (Johann Peter Schück)
- Nurse-Class Song (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Nu sijt wellecome (Paradijs der Gheestelijcke en Kerkelijcke Lofsangen)
- Nu tändas tusen juleljus (Emmy Köhler)
- Nut Brown Maiden
- Nut-Brown Maiden
- Nut-brown maiden, Thou hast a bright
- Nut brown maiden, Thou hast a bright blue eye
- Nu tiden er kommen (Einar A. Strand)
- Nu tiden er kommen da Herren vil gi (Einar A. Strand)
- Nu titte til hinanden (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Nuts in May
- Nu vågne alle Guds fugle små (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- Nu vi os forsamle her (Marie Andersen)
- Nu zijt wellekome (Paradijs der Gheestelijcke en Kerkelijcke Lofsangen)
- »Nu Zion beredes«, — saa Budskabet lød (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Nu Zion skal sejre! saa Budskabet lød (J. J. M. Bohn)
- Nu Zions Sol paany opgaar
- Nyanyikanlah (Tilly Lubis; David Diephouse)
- Nyanyikanlah, nyanyian baru bagi / Hallelujah! Sing praise to your Creator (Tilly Lubis; David Diephouse)
- Nyt ylös sieluni / Arise, my soul, arise! (Ernest E. Ryden; Johan Kahl)
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