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O a cloud caught her veil on the horns (Frank S. Bainbridge)
O Adam (William W. Phelps)
O Adam, will you come with me? (William W. Phelps)
O Afflicted People! (Edmund W. Richardson)
O! A-hunting We Will Go (Thomas Augustine Arne)
O! a-hunting we will go, A-hunting we will go (Thomas Augustine Arne)
Oak Trees (Mrs. Arthur L. Moore)
O All Ye Nations of the Earth (Psalm 117; Lowell Mason)
O all ye nations of the earth, Praise ye (Psalm 117; Lowell Mason)
O all ye works of God (F. Bland Tucker)
O all ye works of the Lord, bless ye the Lord (Anon.)
O amor quam ecstaticus! (Thomas á Kempis)
O a poor old man came a-riding by (Old sailor chantey)
O arm me with the mind (Charles Wesley)
O arm me with the mind, Savior, that was in thee! (Charles Wesley)
O a sailor’s life’s the life for me Where all
Oats and Beans
Oats and Beans and Barley Grow
Oats and beans and barley grow, Oats
Oats, Peas, Beans, and Barley Grow
O Aunt Lucy, why don’t you ring that bell? (Southern folk round)
O autumn trees, bare autumn trees (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Awake! My Slumbering Minstrel (Eliza R. Snow)
O Awake! My Slumbering Minstrel (Eliza R. Snow)
O, Awake My Slumbering Minstrell (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake! my slumbering minstrel, Let my harp (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake! my slumb’ring minstrel (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake my slumb’ring minstrel—Let my (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake my slumb’ring minstrel—Let my harp (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake! my slumb’ring minstrel, Let my harp (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake! my slumb’ring minstrel—Let my harp forget its spell (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake, my slumb’ring minstrel—let my heart (Eliza R. Snow)
O awake! my slumb’ring minstrel, Let my heart (Eliza R. Snow)
O Balmy Mountain Air! (Evan Stephens)
O banges Herz, wann wird’s mir stille (John Huber)
O Beauteous Heavenly Light (Johann Rist)
O, beauteous spring! fragrant of leaf and bloom (Emmeline B. Wells)
O Beautiful for Spacious Skies (Katherine Lee Bates)
O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber (Katherine Lee Bates)
O beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves (Katherine Lee Bates)
O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain (Katherine Lee Bates)
O Beautiful Light from Heaven’s Throne (J. J. M. Bohn)
O beautiful light from the throne of heaven (J. J. M. Bohn)
O Beautiful, Our Country (Frederick L. Hosmer)
O beautiful star, So high and so far (Hofmann von Fallersleben)
O beautiful star, That shines from afar (Hofmann von Fallersleben)
O Beauty Ever Ancient (Shirley Erena Murray)
Obedience (Thelma J. Harrison)
Obedience (Kenneth B. Powell)
Obedience (Wallace F. Bennett)
Obedience (Marian Petersen)
Obedience (Frances K. Taylor)
Obedience (John Lyon)
Obedience (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
Obedience is the common lot of all! (John Lyon)
Obedience to the Call (Evan Stephens)
Obedient (Emilie Poulsson)
Obedient, Lord, to Thy Command (Evan A. Fry)
Obedient unto Death (Philippians 2:6–8 (Dios Habla Hoy))
O be faithful dear saints to the Lord (D. L. Wood)
O Be Joyful (Leonard Stanley Glarum)
O be joyful in the Lord, all ye lands! (Leonard Stanley Glarum)
O be joyful in the Lord all ye lands (Anon.)
O bella Napoli! No spot is fairer (Frederick Winthrop)
O Beulah Land (Edgar Page Stites)
O Beulah land, sweet Beulah land (Edgar Page Stites)
Obey God’s Word (Frances K. Taylor)
Obey the Master (Clifford A. Cole)
O Birdie, I am tired now (Dexter Smith)
O birdie I am tired now, I do not care (Dexter Smith)
O blessed communion (Evan Stephens)
O blessed communion ’tween mortals and heaven (Evan Stephens)
O blessed day in flow’ry May (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O blessed day of motherhood! (Ernest F. McGregor)
O blessed day of motherhood! We lift our hearts (Ernest F. McGregor)
O blessed, holy Sabbath morn, With hearts (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Blessed, Holy Trinity (Martin Behm)
O Blessed Hours That Jesus Gives Us
O Blessed Light, O Trinity (St. Ambrose)
O blessed mem’ries of sweet things gone by (Evan Stephens)
O blessed souls are they (Isaac Watts)
O blessed souls are they, Whose sins are covered o’er (Isaac Watts)
O Blessed Spring (Susan Palo Cherwien)
O blessed spring, where word and sign (Susan Palo Cherwien)
O blessed Sun whose splendor (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
O Bless the Gifts (Samuel Longfellow)
O bless the gifts our hands have brought (Samuel Longfellow)
O bless the Lord, my soul! (James Montgomery)
O Bless the Lord, My Soul (Isaac Watts)
O bless the Lord, my soul! His grace to thee proclaim (James Montgomery)
O bless the Lord, my soul! Let all (Isaac Watts)
O Blest Are They Who in Their Love (Michael Morgan)
O blest Creator, source of light (Anne K. LeCroy)
O Bliss of the Purified (Francis Bottome)
O bliss of the purified, bliss of the free! (Francis Bottome)
O bona patria, lumina sobria te speculantur (Bernard of Cluny)
O boundless salvation, deep ocean of love! (William Booth)
O Bow Thine Ear, Thou God of Saints (Joseph Smith III)
O bow thine ear, thou God of saints; To hear the prayer thy saints indite (Joseph Smith III)
O Boysy, I love thee, and yet we must part (Hannah T. King)
O Bread of Life (Timothy T’ingfang Lew)
O Bread of life, for all things breaking (Timothy T’ingfang Lew)
O Bread of life, for sinners broken (Timothy T’ingfang Lew)
O Bread of Life from Heaven (Anon.)
O, Breath of God, come fill this place (Keith Getty; Phil Madeira)
O Breath of Life (Elizabeth Ann P. Head)
O Breath of Life, come sweeping through us (Elizabeth Ann P. Head)
O Breath of Life, come sweeping thru us (Elizabeth Ann P. Head)
Obreros Somos en Tu Viña (Rubén Landeros)
Obreros somos en tu viña, oh Señor (Rubén Landeros)
O Bride of Christ, Rejoice (Victor O. Petersen)
O, Brigham, the friend of the brow-beaten Saints
O bright evening star, So high and so far (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
O brightness of the immortal Father’s face (Edward W. Eddis)
O Bright Smiling Morning (Evan Stephens)
O bright, smiling morning, we greet thee (Evan Stephens)
O bright, smiling morning, we greet thee with gladness (Evan Stephens)
O Brødre, Søstre, lad os saa (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
O brother I cannot get better It is useless
O Brother Man! (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O brother man, fold to thy heart thy brother (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O brothers, sisters, let us see (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
O bun, bunny rabbit white, With ne’er (Robert Reinick)
“O, bury me not on the lone prairie” (Anon.)
O butterfly, say, O butterfly, say, Why flutter (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
O butterfly tell, Why now as you play (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
O calm of Sabbath morn (Evan A. Fry)
O calm of Sabbath morn, O light (Evan A. Fry)
O Canada (Adolphe B. Routhier)
O Canada, glorious and free (Adolphe B. Routhier)
O Canada, my native land, How wonderful
O Canada! Our Fathers’ Land of Old (Adolphe B. Routhier)
O Canada! Our home and native land! (Adolphe B. Routhier)
O Carpenter, Why Leave the Bench (Richard D. Leach)
O Caterina
Ocean God, great Ta-a-roa, Calm the sea! (Tahitian song)
O cease awhile ye winds to blow
O ce veste minunată! (Traditional Romanian carol)
O chant in happy strains the song, the song of joy (John Parry)
O Chief of Cities, Bethlehem (Marcus Aurelius Clemens Prudentius)
O child of God, To his service you are called (Jewell Dawson)
O Christians, Haste (Mary Ann Thomson)
O Christians, haste, your mission high fulfilling (Mary Ann Thomson)
O Christians, leagued together (Margaret Rebecca Seebach; Lillian Weaver Cassaday)
O Christ Jesus, Sent from Heaven (James W. Crawford)
O Christ, Lamb of God
O Christ, Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world
O Christmas bells! O Christmas bells! (Nina Burnham McKean)
O Christmas spirit, breathe upon us all (Ila Fisher)
O Christmas Tree! (Ernst Anschütz)
O Christmas tree! O Christmas tree! (Ernst Anschütz)
O Christ, My Lord, Create in Me (Chester E. Custer)
O Christ, My Saviour (Alexander Cherry)
O, Christ, my Saviour, well I know (Alexander Cherry)
O Christ, Our Hope (John Chandler)
O Christ, our hope, our heart’s desire (John Chandler)
O Christ, Our King, Creator, Lord (Gregory I)
O Christ, Our Light, O Radiance True (Johann Heermann)
O Christ, Our True and Only Light (Johann Heermann; Catherine Winkworth)
O Christ, the Great Foundation (Timothy Tingfang Lew)
O Christ, the Healer (F. Pratt Green)
O Christ, the Healer, We Have Come (F. Pratt Green)
O Christ, the healer, we have come to pray for health (F. Pratt Green)
O Christ, the Lamb of God
O Christ, the Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world
O Christ the Same (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
O Christ the same, through all our story’s pages (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
O Christ, the Way, the Truth, the Life (James L. Merrell)
O Christ, the Word Incarnate (William Walsham How)
O Christ, Thou Champion (M. A. von Löwenstern)
O Christ, Thou Lamb of God
O Christ, What Can It Mean for Us (Delores Dufner)
O Christ, When You Ascended (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
O Christ, Who Art the Light and Day (William J. Copeland)
O Christ Who by a Cross (Shirley Erena Murray)
O Christ who by a cross made peace your sign (Shirley Erena Murray)
O Christ, Who Called the Twelve (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O Christ, whom we may love and know (Margaret Cropper)
O Christ, who shared our mortal life (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O Christ, Who Shared Our Mortal Live (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O Christ, you are both light and day (Charles P. Price)
O Christ, You Are the Light and Day (William J. Copeland; Isaac Watts)
O Christ, You Hang upon a Cross (Shirley Erena Murray)
O Christ, Your Heart, Compassionate (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O Christ, You Walked the Road (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O Christ, You Wept When Grief Was Raw (John L. Bell; Graham Maule)
O Church, Arise (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
O church, arise and put your armor on (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
O Church of God, Arise (Annie Matheson)
O Church of God, arise And take thy lamp (Annie Matheson)
O Church of God, United (Frederick Morley)
O city of the Jasper wall (George W. Bethune)
O clap your hands, mountains, Ye valleys
O Columbia, the gem of the ocean (David T. Shaw; Thomas A. Becket Sr.)
O Columbia, the gem of the ocean, The home (David T. Shaw; Thomas A. Becket Sr.)
O Come (Latin, 9th century)
O Come, All Ye Faithful (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
O come, all ye faithful, joyful (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
O come, all ye faithful, Joyful and triumphant (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
O, Come All Ye Saints (Henry E. Giles)
O come along, boys, and listen to my tale (Western folk song)
O Come and Dwell in Me (Charles Wesley)
O come and mourn with me awhile (Frederick William Faber)
O Come and Sing unto the Lord
O come and sit at my table (Daniel L. Schutte)
O Come, Children, Come (Cora Daniels)
O Come, Come Away
O, come, come to-day, when plenty smiles to please us (William W. Phelps)
O come, Creator Spirit, come (Rabanus Maurus)
O come, dear children, raise a song (James H. Hood)
O come, dear little children, come, Our (Patty S. Hill)
O Come, Emmanuel (Latin, 9th century)
O Come, King of Zion, Come (H. P. Olsen)
O come, let us adore him (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
O Come, Let Us Adore Him (John F. Wade; Anon.)
O come, let us seek for the God of our Fathers (Annie G. Lauritzen)
O come, let us seek God (Annie G. Lauritzen)
O Come, Let Us Sing (Norah Buyers)
O Come, Let Us Sing (H. R. M’Gregor)
O come, let us sing, let us sing unto the Lord
O come, let us sing of the fair land in Zion
O come, let us sing of the fair land of Zion
O come let us sing, Our youthful hearts (H. R. M’Gregor)
O come, let us sing to God, let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation!
O come, let us sing unto the Lord
O Come, let us sing unto the Lord
O come, let us worship (Psalm 95:6–7; V. G. G. T.)
O Come, Let Us Worship (Psalm 95:6)
O come, let us worship and bow down (Psalm 95:6)
O come, let us worship, and kneel before the Lord (Psalm 95:6–7; V. G. G. T.)
O come, little children (Christoph von Schmid)
O come, little children, O come, one and all (Christoph von Schmid)
O Come, Messiah, Come Again (Vann Trapp)
O come my chillun, sing sweet an’ low (Irene McCall)
O Come, My Soul, Sing Praise to God
O come, my soul, sing praise to God your Maker
O Come, O Come Emmanuel (Latin, 9th century)
O come, O come, Emmanuel And ransom (Latin, 9th century)
O come, O come, Emmanuel and ransom captive Israel (Latin, 9th century)
O come, O King of nations, bind (Latin, 9th century)
O, come on a bright Sabbath morning (John M. Chamberlain)
O come on each bright Sabbath morning (John M. Chamberlain)
“O come,” said Katrina, “Come dancing” (Ruth Harrison)
O come, sons of Ephraim, serve the Lord (Tracy Y. Cannon)
O come! thou sweet spirit of light! (Joel H. Johnson)
O Come to Me, the Master Said (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
O Come to Me, You Weary (William C. Dix)
O come to my heart, Lord Jesus [st. 1–4] (Emily E. S. Elliott)
O Come to My Temple (Dale E. Carrick)
O come to my temple, my servants, O come (Dale E. Carrick)
O Come to the Jubilee (Charles J. Thomas)
O come to the meadows today!
O Come Unto the Lord (Young Taik Chun)
O come unto the Lord / 어서 돌아오오 (Young Taik Chun)
O Come, Ye Nations of the Earth (David T. Warner)
O Come, Ye Sons (Roy A. Cheville)
O come, ye sons of Graceland all (Roy A. Cheville)
O Could I Speak (Samuel Medley)
O Could I Speak the Matchless Worth (Samuel Medley)
O could I [we] speak the matchless worth (Samuel Medley)
O Country Great and Glorious (The Modern Music Series)
O country great and glorious, O dear (The Modern Music Series)
O cow, O cow, what use are you? (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
O cow, “O cow, what use are you?” “I give you good milk (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
O Crucified Redeemer (Timothy Rees)
October (Emmeline B. Wells)
October (Dora Read Goodale)
October (E. E. Bowen)
October gave a party, The leaves by hundreds (George Cooper)
October’s Bright Blue Weather (Helen Hunt Jackson)
October’s Party (George Cooper)
October weaves her tapestries (Della Adams Leitner)
O Curly Locks, O Curly Locks, You wear (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O Dad of Mine (Anon.)
O dad of mine Dear dad of mine (Anon.)
O dad of mine (O dad of mine) (Anon.)
O dainty Pansy! hooded all in blue (Margaret Deland)
O danke nicht für diese Lieder (Wolfgang Müller)
O Darkest Woe (Johann von Rist)
O darkest woe! Ye tears forth flow (Johann von Rist)
O dass ich tausend Zungen hätte (Johann Mentzer)
O daß mein Herz ein Altar (Gustav Knak)
O Day Full of Grace (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
O day full of grace that now we see (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
O Day of God, Draw Near (Robert B. Y. Scott)
O Day of God, Draw Nigh (Robert B. Y. Scott)
O Day of Joy and Wonder! (Violet Nita Buchanan)
O Day of Peace (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O Day of Peace and Gladness (Christopher Wordsworth)
O Day of Peace That Dimly Shines (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O day of radiant gladness (Christopher Wordsworth)
O day of rest and gladness (Christopher Wordsworth)
O day of rest and gladness, O day (Christopher Wordsworth)
Ode (Eliza R. Snow)
Ode an die Freude (Friedrich Schiller)
O Dearest Jesus, What Law Hast Thou Broken (Johann Heermann; Catherine Winkworth)
O dear, ’its hard to scorn a tale of love
O Dear! what can the matter be? Dear (English folk song)
O debt! thou dreadful, terrifying thing (John Lyon)
O deeper yet, I pray (Charles Price Jones)
Ode for Joseph (Bradshaw)
Ode for the Fourth of July (Eliza R. Snow)
O dei, del mio fato crudele (Ranieri de Calzabigi)
Ode: Intimations of Immortality (William Wordsworth)
O der schöne Maienmond (Johann Heinrich Voß)
O, Desert land! O, Desert land! (Virginia McClurg)
Ode to June (Emmeline B. Wells)
Ode to Liberty (Eliza R. Snow)
Ode to Morn (John Lyon)
Ode to Newfoundland (Cavendish Boyle)
Ode to Spring (Eliza R. Snow)
Ode to the Pioneers (Orson F. Whitney)
Ode To The Pioneers (Annie Malin)
Ode to the Wagon Teams (Ramona J. Pace)
Ode to Utah (Alfred M. Durham)
Ode To Utah, “This Is The Place” (Alfred M. Durham)
Ode Triumphant (Martin Herne)
Ó Deus, Bom Pai (William Edwin Entzminger)
Ó Deus, bom Pai e Benfeitor, A Ti rendemos (William Edwin Entzminger)
O Deus, ego amo Te (St. Francis Xavier)
O Dio, Tu che mi dai (Loris Larcher)
O disclose thy lovely face (Charles Wesley)
O Divine Redeemer (Charles Gounod)
O Divine Redeemer (Avanell D. Hancock)
O Divine Redeemer, Hear us now we pray (Avanell D. Hancock)
O Divine Teacher (John Law)
Ó Divino Preceptor (John Law)
Ó divino Preceptor, Mostra-nos o Salvador! (John Law)
O do not let the Word depart (Elizabeth Reed)
O do not let the Word depart, and close thine eyes (Elizabeth Reed)
O do you know old Reuben Ranzo? Ranzo (Traditional)
Ó Drottinn alls valdandi
O du fröhliche, o du selige (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O du Lamm Gottes (Dora Rappard)
O du Liebe meiner Liebe (Elizabeth von Senitz)
Odun De (Nigerian folk song)
O Durmat you look healthy now, your clothes
O earth attend! (Sylvester Hulet)
O earth attend! ye nations now give ear (Sylvester Hulet)
O, eome, children, come (Cora Daniels)
O’er all the lands and churchyards gray (Jane Hatch Turner)
O’er all the way are palms and blossoms gay (Jean-Baptiste Faure)
O’er all the way green palms and blossoms gay (Jean-Baptiste Faure)
O’er dew-laden hills let us go, fallera! (Swedish folk song)
O’er Each Life He Has a Care (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O’er hills wet with dew let us go (K. F. Rohrbough)
O’er Judah’s hills arose a song (Sally DeFord)
O ermine trees, fair, ermine trees (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O’er mountains bright with snow and light (Thomas Moore)
O’er mountain tops the mount of God (Michael Bruce)
O’er the cliffs the rain clouds sweep along (Queen Liliuokalani)
O’er the cliffs the rain clouds swept along (Queen Liliuokalani)
O’er the dark wave of Galilee (William Russell)
O’er the dark wave of Galilee The gloom of twilight gathers fast (William Russell)
O’er the Distant Mountains (Ukrainian folk song)
O’er the distant mountains I wander on (Ukrainian folk song)
O’er the Gloomy Hills of Darkness (William Williams)
O’er the gloomy hills of darkness, Look, my soul (William Williams)
O’er the gloomy hills of darkness Look, my soul, be still and gaze (William Williams)
O’er the hills wet with dew let us go, fallera! (K. F. Rohrbough)
O’er the mountain tops the mount of God (Michael Bruce)
O’er the Steppes (Nancy Byrd Turner)
O’er the wavelets gently rowing (Evan Stephens)
O’er the wavelets gently rowing, Where the tide (Evan Stephens)
O’er the wind-swept plains (Carol C. Madsen)
O esca viatorum (Anon.)
O Eternal Father, O power of love (J. J. M. Bohn)
O evergreen, fair evergreen, Thy purple
O evige Fader, o Kjærligheds Væld (J. J. M. Bohn)
O Fader, lad mit Hjerte faa (P. V. Poulsen)
O Fader, lät mitt hjärta få (P. Wilhelm Poulsen)
O fair dominion of sunlit gardens, Across
O fairest land of all the earth (Margaret Fullerton)
O faithful friend and gracious comrade (French folk song)
Of all beasts he learned the language (Henry W. Longfellow)
Of All Blessings Received (Sōsaia Mataele)
Of all God’s handiwork we see (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Of all God’s handiwork we see, As oft (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Of all my friends there’s one I love (Hazel Evelyn Timbimboo)
Of all my pleasures in life, the best (Helen M. Livingston)
Of all the birds from East to West (Katherine Tynan)
Of All the Brave Birds (Traditional)
Of all the brave birds that ever I see (Traditional)
Of all the girls that are so smart (Henry Carey)
Of all the girls that are so sweet, There’s none (Henry Carey)
Of all the good things we have around (Evan Stephens)
Of all the good things we have around In this old world where (Evan Stephens)
Of all the monarchs of the earth (Eliza R. Snow)
Of all the monarchs of the earth, That wear (Eliza R. Snow)
Of all the singing birds I know (May Morgan)
Of All the Spirit’s Gifts to Me (F. Pratt Green)
Of all the Sundays of the year (Brad Wilcox)
Of all the systems I can name (William Willes)
Of all the wild animals in the zoo (Linn Moore Miller)
Of all the wives as e’er you know (Frederick E. Weatherly)
O Father, all creating (John Ellerton)
O Father, all creating, Whose wisdom (John Ellerton)
O Father, condescend (Joel H. Johnson)
O, Father, give me power to write (Joel H. Johnson)
O, Father, give me pow’r to write (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, God of All Mankind (Vera Lechler)
O Father grant to me, I pray, Thy choicest (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Father, grant us strength and pow’r (M. E. Abel)
O Father, hear our evening prayer, And shed (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O, Father, hear thy servants cry (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, hear thy servant’s prayer (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, hear while Zion sings (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, if I’ve been unkind, Unjust (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Father, keep me safe from strife (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, Keep Us We Pray (Florence Jepperson Madsen)
O Father, keep us we pray From idle worry (Florence Jepperson Madsen)
O Father, kind, I thank thee for light of sun (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Father, let me live to see (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, let my heart receive (P. V. Poulsen)
O Father, Let My Heart Receive (P. Wilhelm Poulsen)
O Father, Light Mine Eyes (Toni Thomas)
O Father, look on us today And bless us (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
O Father, look upon us (Anon.)
O Father, look upon us, Here at Thy feet today (Anon.)
O Father, may thy kingdom roll (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, now, in Jesus’ name (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, now on Zion shine! (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, now, with cheerful heart (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father of all, God of heaven above (Harry M. Henson)
O Father, still control my ways (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, still on Zion’s hill (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, when shall I again (Joel H. Johnson)
O Father, will you send your blessing
O Father, wilt thou now draw near (Joel H. Johnson)
O, fear not, brother, years of peace (Charles Wesley Wandell)
O fell disease! thou mortal scourge of man (John Lyon)
Offering (Isaac Watts)
Offering (Paul Baloche)
Offering Hymn (Louise M. Ogelvee)
Offering Song (Mildred Speaks Edward)
Offertory (John Ness Beck)
Offertory (Lavonne Carlile Belew)
Offertory March (Anon.)
Offertory Response (William Walsham How)
Offertory Response (Samuel Longfellow)
Offertory Response (Anon.)
Offertory Response (Calvin W. Laufer)
Off for the Show (Moiselle Renstrom)
Officers’ Song (Nora Cotter)
Off to Dreamland (L. C. Lockley)
Off to Paris (Marjorie Atkins)
Off to the Country
Off to the Cruise (F. G. Watts)
Off to the Woods (Christine Turner Curtis)
O filii et filiae (Jean Tisserand)
O, fitting time to weep with April showers (Emmeline B. Wells)
Of Jesus’ love I’m singing, I praise Him every day (Edgar Lewis)
Of Jesus’ love that sought me (Lelia Naylor Morris)
Of Jesus’ love that sought me, When I was lost (Lelia Naylor Morris)
O flowers, dear flowers, cling close to my heart (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Of moonbeams I will build a boat (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Of my friend I thought one morning (Ukrainian folk song)
Of noble birth, of noble name, More noble (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Of old the world had foolish men (Elbert A. Smith)
Of One Heart (Steve James; Vickey Pahnke Taylor)
Of One Heart
Of One Heart (Anna M. Molgard; Rachel P. Mohlman)
Of one heart in rejoicing, bound in joyful happy song (Anna M. Molgard; Rachel P. Mohlman)
O Food to pilgrims given (Anon.)
O For a Closer Bond with God (William Cowper)
O, For a Closer Walk with God (William Cowper)
O for a closer walk with God, a calm and heav’nly frame (William Cowper)
O for a Faith, a Living Faith (William R. Hornbuckle)
O for a Faith That Will Not Shrink (William H. Bathurst)
O, for a Heart (Charles Wesley)
O for a Heart to Praise My God (Charles Wesley)
O for an ever growing faith (Harry L. Doty)
O, for a thousand tongues (Charles Wesley)
O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing (Charles Wesley)
O for a thousand tongues to sing: Blessed be the name (Charles Wesley)
O for a thousand tongues to sing, blessed be the name of the Lord! (Charles Wesley)
O for a thousand tongues to sing my great [dear] Redeemer’s praise (Charles Wesley)
O for a thousand tongues to sing my great Redeemer’s praise (Charles Wesley)
O for a vision of a world (William R. Hornbuckle)
O for a World (Miriam Therese Winter)
O for a world where everyone (Miriam Therese Winter)
O for a world where everyone respects each other’s ways (Miriam Therese Winter)
O forest broad and sweeping! O leafy woodland shades! (Joseph vom Eichendorff)
O for the wings, for the wings of a dove! (Psalm 55)
O For the Wings of a Dove (Psalm 55)
Of Pins (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O freedom, must thy spirit now withdraw (Parley P. Pratt)
O freut euch
O freut euch, die ihr liebt den Herrn
Of speckled eggs the birdie sing (Robert Louis Stevenson)
Of speckled eggs the birdie sings (Robert Louis Stevenson)
Often spoken boldly, prophecies of old (Kayla Spurlock)
Often when to the dark future we spy (Evan Stephens)
Often while in meditation (Fra Morton Sims)
Of the bells, bells, bells, bells (Edgar Allan Poe)
Of the Christmas time fiestas The piñata (Mexican Christmas song)
Of the cool waters, fresh at the spring (Hawaiian song)
Of the Father’s heart begotten (Aurelius Prudentius)
Of the Father’s Love Begotten (Aurelius Prudentius)
Of the Glorious Body Telling (Thomas Aquinas)
Of the Parent’s Heart Begotten (Aurelius Prudentius)
Of the Same Church
Of the themes that men have known (Albert C. Fisher)
Of the ways I wandered o’er (Josephine Spencer)
Oft in danger, oft in woe (Henry Kirke White)
Oft in sermon, song and story, hear, we (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oft in the Stilly Night (Thomas Moore)
Oft in the stilly night, Ere slumber’s chain (Thomas Moore)
Oft in the twilight hours, man feels God’s
Oft I’ve heard a gentle mother
Oft my spirit seems to mingle (Eliza R. Snow)
Oft the spirit whispers to us if we have a willing heart
Oft the years now gone before, seem one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Ofttimes beneath the banner spread (Eliza R. Snow)
Oft times our little children will complain (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oft-times the day seems long (Esther K. Rusthoi)
Ofttimes the day seems long, our trials hard to bear (Esther Kerr Rusthoi)
Oft we ask ourselves the question, What (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oft we ask with earnest feeling Why the best (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oft we mortals fret and worry (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oft when I’m lonely my memory swings (J. Keirn Brennan)
Oft, when loved ones, called to leave us (Charles W. Stayner)
Oft, when loved ones called to leave us, Pass to (Charles W. Stayner)
Of Women, and of Women’s Hopes We Sing (Shirley Erena Murray)
“O gay Napoli, sunny Napoli!” Says the music (Italian folk song)
Og det var Olav Trygvason (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
O Genevieve, I’d give the world (George Cooper)
¡O gente afligida! (Edmund W. Richardson)
O gentle, tender, rosy, blushing June (Emmeline B. Wells)
O give me a home (Western folk song)
O give me a home in the rich Utah loam
O give me a home where the buffalo roam (Western folk song)
O give me back my Prophet dear (John Taylor)
O, give me, Lord, that faith and love (Joel H. Johnson)
O give me the old time religion (Margaret J. Harris)
O Give Thanks
O give thanks, O give thanks, O give thanks
O Give Thanks unto the Lord (Evan Stephens)
O give thanks unto the Lord and call upon his name (Evan Stephens)
O Give the LORD Wholehearted Praise
O give us a parting blessing (Franklin E. Belden)
O Give Us Homes Built Firm (Barbara B. Hart)
O give us homes built firm upon the Savior (Barbara B. Hart)
O give us homes built upon the Savior (Barbara B. Hart)
O, Gladly I’d go to the land of the west (John Taylor)
O Gladsome Light (Robert Seymour Bridges)
O Gladsome Light, O Grace (Robert Seymour Bridges)
O gladsome Light, O grace of God the Father’s face (Robert Seymour Bridges)
O glorious rose fair blooming (German carol, 16th century)
O Glowing Fire (Gladys Pitcher)
O glowing fire whose flames leap above (Gladys Pitcher)
O God, accept my heart this day (Matthew Bridges)
O God, as with a Potter’s Hand (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
O God, Be Gracious (David Gambrell)
O God be gracious, come and bless us (Fred R. Anderson)
O God, be gracious; hear my prayer (David Gambrell)
O God be gracious to us and bless us
O God, beneath thy guiding hand (Leonard Bacon)
O God! beneath Thy guiding hand Our exiled (Leonard Bacon)
O God beyond All Praising (Michael A. Perry)
O God beyond all praising, we worship You today (Michael A. Perry)
O God, creation’s secret force (Ambrose of Milan)
O God, creator, in whose hand (Harry Webb Farrington)
O God, Defender of the Poor (Christopher Idle)
O God, do not be far away
O God, Empower Us (Lee M. Baldwin)
O God, empower us to stem (Lee M. Baldwin)
O God Eternal (John C. Slemp)
O God, Eternal God! Thy name! (John C. Slemp)
O God, eternal source (E. T. Horn III; C. Winkworth; M. Rinkart; J. Heermann)
O God Eternal, Your Power (W. C. John)
O God, Father in heaven (Jiří Třanovský)
O God, Father in heaven, have mercy upon us (Jiří Třanovský)
O God, Forsake Me Not (August Crull; Salomo Franck)
O God, from Whom Mankind Derives Its Name (Fred Kaan)
O God! Give Strength (Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Bickerton, 1855)
O God, Give Strength to All (Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Bickerton, 1855)
O God, give strength to all thy saints (Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Bickerton, 1855)
O God! give strength to all thy saints, And courage give them too (Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Bickerton, 1855)
O God, Good Father (William Edwin Entzminger)
O God, Great Father, Lord and King (E. Embree Hoss)
O God, help us to do thy will (Gertrude Turner)
O God, how manifold are your works!
O God, How We Have Wandered (Kevin Nichols)
O God, I call to you (Marty Haugen)
O God, I Love Thee (St. Francis Xavier)
O God, I love thee; not that my poor love (St. Francis Xavier)
O God, in a Mysterious Way (William Cowper)
O God in Heaven (Daniel T. Niles)
O God in heaven, grant to your children (Daniel T. Niles)
O God in Heaven, We Believe (Parley P. Pratt)
O God in heaven, we believe the promise we have read (Parley P. Pratt)
O God, in Restless Living (Harry E. Fosdick)
O God in Whom All Life Begins (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O God, in Whom We Live (William P. Gorton)
O God, in whom we live and move (George Wallace Briggs)
O God, in whom we live and move and have our being (William P. Gorton)
O God, I slept so safely (J. J. M. Bohn)
O God, I thank Thee for each night Of beauty (Caroline Atherton Mason)
O God, I Want to Enter
O God, make speed to save us
O God, My Faithful God (Johann Heermann)
O God, my Father, lend thine ear (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, My God (The Iona Community)
O God, my heart in love inflame (Spiritual)
O God, my heart in love inflame, That I (Spiritual)
O God, My Sovereign King
O God, of all the Maker, Thy gift (Simon N. Patten)
O God, of all the Maker, Thy gift as seer display (Simon N. Patten)
O God of All Your People Past (Thomas H. Gill)
O God of Bethel, by whose hand (Philip Doddridge)
O God of blessings, all praise to you! (Marty Haugen)
O God of Earth and Altar (Gilbert K. Chesterton)
O God of Every Nation (William Watkins Reid Jr.)
O God of every nation, of every race and land (William Watkins Reid Jr.)
O God of Every Shining Constellation (Albert F. Bayly)
O God of ev’ry nation (William Watkins Reid Jr.)
O God of ev’ry shining constellation (Albert F. Bayly)
O God of God, O Light of Light (John Julian)
O God of Jacob (Philip Doddridge)
O God of Jacob, by whose hand (Philip Doddridge)
O God of Jacob, by whose hand Thine Israel still is fed (Philip Doddridge)
O God of Life’s Great Mystery (Royce J. Scherf)
O God of Light (Sarah E. Taylor)
O God of Light, Forgiveness, Peace (Clair E. Weldon)
O God of Light, thy word, a lamp unfailing (Sarah E. Taylor)
O God of light, your word, a lamp unfailing (Sarah E. Taylor)
O God of Love (William Vaughan Jenkins)
O God of Love (Henry W. Baker)
O God of Love, Forever Blest (Isaac Watts)
O God of Love, Grant Us Your Peace (John A. Dalles)
O God of Love, O God of Peace (Henry W. Baker)
O God of love, O King of peace (Henry W. Baker)
O God of love, O King of peace, Make (Henry W. Baker)
O God of Love, O King of Peace, Make wars (Henry W. Baker)
O God of Love, O Power of Peace (Henry W. Baker)
O God of love, to thee we bow (William Vaughan Jenkins)
O God of love, to thee we bow And pray (William Vaughan Jenkins)
O God of love, to you we bow (William Vaughan Jenkins)
O God of love who giveth life (Winifred Rae Rose Cameron)
O God of Mercy, God of Light (Godfrey Thring)
O God of Mercy, God of Might (Godfrey Thring)
O God of might, O Son of light (Ross Coggins)
O God of my salvation (Joel H. Johnson)
O God of Our Land, O Our Country’s God (Matthías Jochumsson)
O God of pure affection! (Reginald Heber)
O God of pure affection! By men and saints adores (Reginald Heber)
O God of Strength (Shepherd Knapp)
O God of strength, whose purpose, never swerving (Shepherd Knapp)
O God of truth, O Lord of might (Ambrose of Milan)
O God of Vision (Jane Parker Huber)
O God of vision far greater than all human scheming (Jane Parker Huber)
O God of wondrous grace and glory (Luther Reed)
O God of worlds above (Joel H. Johnson)
O God of Youth (Bates G. Burt)
O God of youth, whose Spirit in our hearts is stirring (Bates G. Burt)
O God of Zion, hear my cry (Joel H. Johnson)
O God of Zion, thou art love (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, O Lord of Heaven and Earth (Martin H. Franzmann)
O God, O Lord of heav’n and earth (Martin H. Franzmann)
O, God on high we sing to Thee, Who brought (Olof Nilson)
O God, on thee we all depend (Simon Browne)
O God, open my lips, and my mouth shall show forth your praise
O God, our Church a beacon light (Ida C. Robb)
O God, our Heavenly Father (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, our Heav’nly Father (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, Our Help (Isaac Watts)
O God, Our Help in Ages Past (Isaac Watts)
O God, our help in ages past, Our hope (Isaac Watts)
O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years (Isaac Watts)
O God our help in ages past, our hope for years to (Isaac Watts)
O God! our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come (Isaac Watts)
O God our help in years gone by, Thy sovereign (Henry W. Naisbitt)
O God, Our Source of Truth (Alan D. Tyree)
O God, Send Heralds (Elisabeth Burrowes)
O God, send heralds who will never falter (Elisabeth Burrowes)
O God, Show Mercy to Us
O God, show mercy to us, and bless us with your grace
O God the Creator (Cecil Corbett; Elizabeth Haile)
O God, the eternal Father (Doctrine and Covenants 17:22–23, RLDS; Doctrine and Covenants 20:77, 79; Jan Kraybill)
O God, the Eternal Father (William W. Phelps)
O God, the Eternal Father (Evan A. Fry)
O God, the eternal Father, Bless to our souls this bread (Evan A. Fry)
O God, the eternal Father, In the name of thy Son (Ruth Hays)
O God, the eternal Father, Who dwells (William W. Phelps)
O God the Father, Creator of heaven and earth
O God, the Rock of Ages (Edward Henry Bickersteth)
O God th’eternal Father (William W. Phelps)
O God, th’ eternal Father (William W. Phelps)
O God, th’ eternal Father, Who dwells (William W. Phelps)
O God th’Eternal Father, Who dwells (William W. Phelps)
O God th’ eternal Father, Who dwells amid the sky (William W. Phelps)
O God, th’Eternal Father, Who dwells amid the sky (William W. Phelps)
O God, thou art the first and last (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, Thou Faithful God (Johann Heermann)
O God, thou God that rules on high (Eliza R. Snow)
O God, Thou God who rules on high (Eliza R. Snow)
O God, Thou great, Thou good, Thou wise (Austin A. Cowles)
O God, thou great, thou good, thou wise Eternal is thy name (Austin A. Cowles)
O God, thou hast preserved us through (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, Thou Who Givest Me (Loris Larcher)
O God, to Brigham make thou known (Joel H. Johnson)
O God, Together We Come to You
O God, to those who here profess (Charles P. Price; Charles Wesley)
O God, to Us Be Present Here (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
O God, to whom shall we go? (Marty Haugen)
O God, unseen, yet ever near (Edward Osler)
O God, We Are Gathered Here
O God, We Bear the Imprint (Shirley Erena Murray)
O God, We Bear the Imprint of Your Face (Shirley Erena Murray)
O God We Call (Linnea Good)
O God we call, O God we call (Linnea Good)
O God, We Gather Here This Day (Dale Ratliff)
O God, We Have Heard (Bert Polman)
O God, we have heard what our parents have told (Bert Polman)
O God, We Kneel Before Your Throne (Ruth van Baak Griffioen)
O God, we praise thee, and confess (Latin hymn)
O God, we pray (Henry Wilder Foote)
O God, we pray that Thou wilt be our guide! (Henry Wilder Foote)
O God, We Thank Thee for Thy Love (Christopher S. Johnson)
O God, Who Gave Humanity Its Name (Fred Kaan)
O God, Who Gives to Humankind (Edward J. Burns)
O God, Who Gives Us Life (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O God, who gives us life and breath (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O God, whom neither time nor space (Horace Smith)
O God, whose presence (Octavius B. Frothingham)
O God, Whose Presence Glows (Octavius B. Frothingham)
O God, Whose Presence Glows in All (Octavius B. Frothingham)
O God, whose presence glows in all Within, around us, and above! (Octavius B. Frothingham)
O God, Whose Steadfast Love (James L. Haddix)
O God whose will is life and good (Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley)
O God Who Shaped Creation (William W. Reid Jr.)
O God, Who Teaches Us to Live (Tom Hunter)
O God, Why Are You Silent (Marty Haugen)
O God, with thanks unfeigned
O God! with thanks unfeigned, We bless thee for thy word
O God, you abound in steadfast love to all who call on you
O God, You Are My God (David (Beaker) Strasser)
O God, You Are My God Alone (The Iona Community)
O God, You are my God, and I will ever praise You (David (Beaker) Strasser; Michael W. Smith)
O God, You are my God, and I will ever praise You (David (Beaker) Strasser)
O God you are my God, I seek you, my soul thirsts for you
O God, you are my rock and my redeemer
O God, You Call, Create, and Lead (Jane Parker Huber)
O God, Your Constant Care and Love (H. Glen Lanier)
O God, Your Deeds Are Unsurpassed (Michael Morgan)
O God, You Search Me (Bernadette Farrell)
O God you search me and you know me (Bernadette Farrell)
O God, You United the First Man and Woman
O Gott, du frommer Gott (Johann Heermann)
O Gott, versammelt nahen wir
O Gott, wir sind versammelt hier
O gracious Light
O gracious Light, Lord Jesus Christ (F. Bland Tucker)
O gracious Light, pure brightness
O Gracious Lord, I Firmly Am Believing
O gracious Lord, I firmly am believing / Oh buen Jesús!, yo creo firmemente
O Gracious Lord, with Love Draw Near (Stephen P. Starke)
O Grandmother, Tell Me (Frances Weld Danielson)
O grandmother, tell me, Just what can I do? (Frances Weld Danielson)
O Grant Thy Touch (John W. Peterson)
O grant Thy touch of fire, Lord (John W. Peterson)
O Grant Us, God, a Little Space (John Ellerton)
O Grant Us Light (Lawrence Tuttiett)
O grant us light that we may know (Lawrence Tuttiett)
O grassy hills of early childhood (Ann Underhill)
O grassy hills of early childhood, Well-worn (Ann Underhill)
O great Eternal Father, my heart I ope to Thee (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Great God and Lord of the Earth (John L. Bell)
O Great Healer (Anna M. Molgard)
O Gud! Du själf förenat har
O Gud, du själv förenat har
O, Gud, jeg sov så tryggelig (J. J. M. Bohn)
Ó Guð vors lands, Ó lands vors Guð (Matthías Jochumsson)
O Gumora fe gymmerwyd (Jonathan J. Thomas)
O, Had I Jubal’s Lyre
O, had I Jubal’s lyre, Or Miriam’s tuneful voice
Oh, a-hunting we will go, A-hunting (Thomas Augustine Arne)
Oh, a-hunting we will go, A-hunting we (Thomas Augustine Arne)
O Hanukkah (Yiddish song)
O Hanukkah, O Hanukkah, a festival of joy (Hebrew folk song)
O Hanukkah, O Hanukkah, come light (Yiddish song)
O Happy Day (Philip Doddridge)
O, happy day that fix’d my choice (Philip Doddridge)
O Happy Day That Fixed My Choice (Philip Doddridge)
O happy day that fixed my choice on Thee, my Savior and my God (Philip Doddridge)
O happy day that fixed [seals] [stays] my choice (Philip Doddridge)
O happy day, when wars shall cease
O happy day, when wars shall cease, And ransomed earth be filled with peace
O happy day, when we shall see (R. C. Evans)
O happy day when we shall stand (Wilhelm Andreas Wexels)
O Happy Home (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
O Happy Home (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
O happy home among the hills (Evan Stephens)
O Happy Home! O Blest Abode (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
O happy home! O blest abode! Where Saints (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
O happy home! O blest abode! Where Saints communion hold with God (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
O Happy Homes Among the Hills (Evan Stephens)
O happy homes among the hills Where flow (Evan Stephens)
O happy homes among the hills, where flow a (Evan Stephens)
O happy home, where thou art loved the dearest (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
O happy is the man who hears (Michael Bruce)
O happy is the man who hears instruction’s (Michael Bruce)
O happy is the man who hears Instruction’s warning voice! (Michael Bruce)
O, happy joyous meeting day! (Lewis D. Edwards)
O happy souls who pray (Isaac Watts; William W. Phelps)
O Hark! A Glorious Sound is Heard (W. O. Robinson)
O hark! Banjos awake music to make
Oh, a rocka my soul, in the bosom of Abraham (Traditional)
Oh, a-rocka my soul in the bosom of Abraham (Traditional)
Oh, as we were going along-long-long
O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
Oh, Autumn is a gypsy lad, With heart (Wanda Cook)
O, have you not heard of that plaguey pest
O Hawaii, My Own Birthplace (Lorenzo Lyons)
Oh Awake! My Slumbering Minstrel (Eliza R. Snow)
Oh, bananas! Oh, bananas! Loadin’ bananas
Oh banner of our country, Starry banner (J. Lilian Vandevere)
Oh Beautiful for Spacious Skies (Katherine Lee Bates)
Oh beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves (Katherine Lee Bates)
Oh, beautiful time for Zion’s young kingdom (J. J. M. Bohn)
Oh, Beautiful Zion (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, beautiful Zion, our latter day theme (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, Be Careful
Oh, be careful, little eyes
Oh, be careful, little eyes, what you see
Oh, bells will ring for Bela Bimba (Traditional Italian song)
Oh, bells will ring for Bela Bimba, Bela Bimba (Traditional Italian song)
Oh, birthdays are such jolly times (Arthur Findley)
Oh! bless thee, bless thee, mother dear (Hannah T. King)
Oh, blest is Christ that came (Frans Mikael Franzén)
Oh, Blest the House (Christoph Carl Ludwig von Pfeil)
Oh, blest the house whate’er befall (Christoph Carl Ludwig von Pfeil)
Oh, blest was the day when the Prophet and Seer (Emily H. Woodmansee)
Oh, bow thine ear, Eternal One! (John Pierpont)
Oh, bow thine ear, Eternal One! On thee our heart adoring calls (John Pierpont)
Oh, Boys, Carry Me ’Long (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh, boys, come along, there’s a band down
Oh, boys! I shall want to go with you (Lula Greene Richards)
Oh, bright, smiling morning, we greet (Evan Stephens)
Oh bring the wagon home John (Anon.)
Oh, bring the wagon home, John, It will (Anon.)
Oh, bring your roller skates (Norma Verbeck)
Oh broad is the way That leads to destruction
Oh buen Jesús!, yo creo firmemente
Oh Bury Me Not (Anon.)
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie (Anon.)
Oh, camels and bears And ponies are found (Virginia Baker)
Oh, Can It Be? (Sadie B. Cadman)
Oh, can it be that God’s dear Son (Sadie B. Cadman)
Oh, can we play the big bass drum (Traditional)
Oh, carry me ’long; Der’s no more trouble for me (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh, caterpillar furry, You seem in such a hurry (Agnes Choate Wonson)
Oh! cease not yet that thrilling tone (Hannah T. King)
Oh, Charlie Is My Darling (James Hogg; Lady Caroline Nairn)
Oh Charlie is my darling, my darling (James Hogg; Lady Caroline Nairn)
Oh Charlie is my darling, my darling, my darling! (James Hogg; Lady Caroline Nairn)
Oh, Chester
Oh, Chester, have you heard
Oh, Chester, have you heard about Harry?
Oh, Christmas is coming, hark! (Hazel S. Washburn)
Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree (Ernst Anschütz)
Oh Christ, my Saviour, well I know (Alexander Cherry)
Oh, Columbia’s sons of freedom
Oh, Columbia, the gem of the ocean (David T. Shaw; Thomas A. Becket Sr.)
Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh, come all ye faithful, Joyful and triumphant (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh come, all ye faithful, Joyful and triumphant, Oh (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh, come all ye Saints who have gather’d to Zion (Henry E. Giles)
Oh, come all ye Saints who have gathered to Zion (Henry E. Giles)
Oh, come, all ye that labor (B. McKinney)
Oh, come along, boys, and listen to my tale, I’ll tell (Western folk song)
Oh, Come Back (Maori song)
Oh come, come away
Oh come, come away, from labor now reposing
Oh, come, come, come, come, Come (William S. Pitts)
Oh Come, Come Today (William W. Phelps)
Oh Come, Come To-Day (William W. Phelps)
Oh come, come to-day, where plenty smiles to please us (William W. Phelps)
Oh, Come, Let Us Adore Him (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh come, let us sing, let us sing unto the Lord
Oh come let us sing of the Savior’s return (David H. Smith)
Oh come let us sing of the Savior’s return, For the promise is ever divine (David H. Smith)
Oh, Come, Little Children (Christoph von Schmid)
Oh, Come, Little Children (Katherine Merrill)
Oh, come, little children, and joyfully sing (Katherine Merrill)
Oh come, little children, Oh come, one and all (Christoph von Schmid)
Oh, Come, Oh, Come, Emmanuel (Latin, 9th century)
Oh come, oh come, Emmanuel And ransom (Latin, 9th century)
Oh, come, oh, come, Joy to the world (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
Oh Come, Thou Blessed Messiah (Sally DeFord)
Oh, come to my window, my beautiful one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, come to the field, the ripened vale (Paul Hastings)
Oh! Come to the Jubilee (Charles J. Thomas)
Oh come to the Sunday School with me
Oh! come to the waters of life (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh come with me a little way (Hazel S. Washburn)
Oh, come with me to Primary (Patricia C. Maughan)
Oh, come with me to Primary. Oh, come (Patricia C. Maughan)
Oh come with us, and come right soon (Robert E. Nye)
Oh come with us there’s dancing soon (Robert E. Nye)
Oh, come, ye sons of Graceland all (Roy A. Cheville)
Oh! comrades, have you seen the banners (David Stevens)
Oh, cotton needs picking so bad, Cotton (Southern folk song)
Oh, could there come from bonny breeze (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh cow, oh cow, what use are you? (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
Oh, Cuán Venturosos (Matthew 5; Barbara C. Mink)
Oh, cuán venturosos son ellos que lloran (Matthew 5; Barbara C. Mink)
Oh, Daddy tell me a story now, A merry tale of long ago (Anon.)
Oh, dancing is fun! I like the waltz run (Maria Rindelli)
Oh, dark the night, No star was bright (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Oh, daughter of Zion (Melva Wheelwright)
Oh, day of awful story (D. W. Whittle)
Oh dear, I’m sad, I’ve got the blues (William Willes)
Oh dear mother, we’ll sing-a-ling-a-ling with all
Oh! Dear! What Can the Matter Be? (English folk song)
Oh! dear! what can the matter be? Dear! (English folk song)
Oh, dear, what can the matter be? Dear, dear (English folk song)
Oh, deem not they are blest alone (William Cullen Bryant)
Oh, deem not they are blest alone, Whose lives a peaceful tenor keep (William Cullen Bryant)
Oh Dem Golden Slippers (James A. Bland)
Oh, Didn’t It Rain? (Spiritual)
Oh Dios de luz, perdón y paz (Clair E. Weldon)
Oh Dios de luz, perdón y paz, De reluciente y fiel amor (Clair E. Weldon)
Oh Dios eterno, tu poder (W. C. John)
Oh Dios eterno, tu poder Se muestra por doquier (W. C. John)
Oh, Dios mi Soberano Rey
Oh Dios, Padre Eterno / O God, the eternal Father (Doctrine and Covenants 17:22–23, RLDS; Doctrine and Covenants 20:77, 79; Jan Kraybill)
¡Oh Dios Te loamos! ¡Oh Dios Te amamos! (Edmund W. Richardson)
Oh, dip the paddle, oh, dip the paddle, Dip (Lummi Indian song)
Oh, Divine Redeemer (Charles Gounod)
Oh, do not let the word depart (Elizabeth Reed)
Oh, do not weep for me; I shall return (Jessie J. Dalton)
Oh, Don’t You Remember (Maggie Hill)
Oh, don’t you remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt? (Thomas D. English)
Oh, don’t you remember sweet Betsy
Oh, don’t you remember sweet Betsy from Pike
Oh, don’t you remember that queer little hat (Maggie Hill)
Oh, do you know the muffin man (Nursery rhyme)
Oh, do you know the muffin man, The muffin (Nursery rhyme)
O Hear, Good Sir
O Hearken Ye (Wihla Hutson)
O hearken ye who would believe (Wihla Hutson)
O hear my cry, be gracious now to me (Fanny J. Crosby)
O Hear Our Cry, O Lord (Fred R. Anderson)
O hear the hunter’s horn! Thro’ forest way
O hear the merry sounds of bells! Bim, bom
O Hearts Bereaved (Winnifred M. Tibbs)
O hear, ye families of the earth
O heavenly Word, eternal Light (Thomas Aquinas)
O Heiland, reiss die Himmel auf (Friedrich von Spee)
O heil’ger Geist, kehr bei uns ein (Michael Schirmer)
O heilige Dreifaltigkeit (Martin Behm)
O heiliger Geist, o heiliger Gott (Johann Niedling)
O Hel’ge And’, du himlaröst
O Helligånd, mit liv, min lyst (Anon.)
O Help Us, Lord (Ola Gunsolley Savage)
O Help Us, Lord, to Keep This Day (Ola Gunsolley Savage)
O Herr der Herren (Albert Knapp)
O Herr der Herren, schau hernieder (Albert Knapp)
O Herre, jeg med ydmygt Sind (Frederik Christensen)
O Herre Krist, din Stjerne staar (Birkedal)
O Herre, lad mig komme frem (Carl C. A. Christensen)
O Herre tag mig ogsaa op (H. C. Hager)
O Herr, laß alles Lügen
O Herr laß deinen Geist
O Herr, nimm unsre Schuld (Hans-Georg Lotz)
O Herr, wir sind versammelt hier
Oh! every one that thirsts, draw nigh (Charles Wesley)
O heyr þú, goði herra
Oh fallen man, where is thy hope? (Sally DeFord)
Oh, farewell to you, my Nancy (English chantey)
Oh, farewell to you, my Nancy, ten thousand (English chantey)
Oh far from pain and sorrow I greet
Oh far to the north, in grandeur serene (Wilbur Weeks)
Oh, Father, God of Abraham, and Israel’s God and mine (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh Father look on us today and bless us (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
Oh Father look on us today, And bless us with thy love (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
Oh, fath’r and I went down to camp (Schamburg)
Oh, fear not, brother, years of peace (Charles Wesley Wandell)
Oh, Fetch the Water (Norwegian folk song)
Oh, fetch the water and haul the wood (Norwegian folk song)
Oh, follow as I lead, oh, follow, follow (Frances Weld Danielson)
Oh, For A Closer Walk (William Cowper)
Oh, for a Closer Walk with God (William Cowper)
Oh, for a closer walk with God, A calm (William Cowper)
Oh, for a faith (William H. Bathurst)
Oh, for a Faith That Will Not Shrink (William H. Bathurst)
Oh, for a faith that will not shrink, Though pressed (William H. Bathurst)
Oh for a faith that will not shrink, Though pressed by ev’ry foe (William H. Bathurst)
Oh, for a Heart to Praise My God! (Charles Wesley)
Oh, for a shout of joy! (Jacob Young)
Oh, for a shout of joy! Worthy the theme we sing (Jacob Young)
Oh for a shout of sacred joy (Isaac Watts)
Oh, for a strong, a lasting faith (Isaac Watts)
Oh, for a strong, a lasting faith, To credit what th’ Almighty saith! (Isaac Watts)
Oh for a Thousand Tongues (David Binion)
Oh, For A Thousand Tongues (Charles Wesley)
Oh, for a Thousand Tongues to Sing (Charles Wesley)
Oh! forest dark and gloomy, Oh! woodland (German song)
Oh, for the faith that’s from above! (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh, four and twenty pirates (David Lundie)
Oh, four and twenty pirates, They sailed (David Lundie)
Oh, Freedom (Traditional)
Oh, freedom, Oh, freedom (Traditional)
Oh, fret not nor worry, ’tis useless (W. W. Burton)
Oh! Fret not nor worry, ’tis useless, nor borrow (W. W. Burton)
Oh! friendship is a wondrous treasure (German song)
Oh, gaily now we’re swinging (Julia Colton Willard)
Oh, gaily now we’re swinging, Swinging (Julia Colton Willard)
Oh Genevieve I’d give the world (George Cooper)
Oh Genevieve I’d give the world To live (George Cooper)
Oh Gift of God! Oh perfect day (Henry W. Longfellow)
Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam (Western folk song)
Oh Give Me Back My Prophet Dear (John Taylor)
Oh give me back my Prophet dear And Patriarch (John Taylor)
Oh give me back my Prophet dear And Patriarch, Oh (John Taylor)
Oh give me that Land (John Lyon)
Oh, Give Me the Hills (Colorado folk song)
Oh, give me the hills and the ring of the drills (Colorado folk song)
Oh! give me the spot where the wild-deer reposes (Lyman O. Littlefield)
Oh, give us a parting blessing (Franklin E. Belden)
Oh gladly I’m singing, Though underground (Frederick H. Martens)
Oh, Gladsome Light (Henry W. Longfellow)
Oh, gladsome light of the Father immortal (Henry W. Longfellow)
Oh, glorious hope of perfect love! (Samuel Medley)
Oh God, my Eternal Father, I long to see Thy face (Janice Kapp Perry)
Oh God, My God (Richard Holmes)
Oh! God of Love, merciful and holy
Oh, God our Father, humbly we pray (Ivie Huish Jones)
Oh God, Thou Great and Wise (Henry A. Tuckett)
Oh God, thou great and wise, Eternal as the skies (Henry A. Tuckett)
Oh God, We Gather Here This Day (Dale Ratliff)
Oh God! who gave me a woman’s life (Charlene A. Newell)
Oh, Gone Is Happiness (Czech folk song)
Oh, gone is happiness; Gone are my love and joy (Czech folk song)
Oh, green grow the lilacs and so does the rue (Texas folk song)
Oh, green old trees, how old are you? (Mrs. Arthur L. Moore)
Oh, Hallowe’en is so much fun, A jolly time (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
Oh, Hallowe’en is so much fun, A jolly time for (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
Oh, happy days of childhood when I was full of (H. E. Llewelyn)
Oh, Happy Day When We Shall Stand (Wilhelm Andreas Wexels)
Oh, happy home! oh, blest abode! (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
Oh, Happy is the Man (Parley P. Pratt)
Oh, Happy Is The Man (Michael Bruce)
Oh, happy is the man who hears (Michael Bruce)
Oh! happy land, for thee we sigh (Mary Matthews)
Oh, happy man whose hopes rely (Isaac Watts)
Oh, happy sons of bright Lorraine (French song)
Oh Hark! A Glorious Sound Is Heard (W. O. Robinson)
Oh hark! a glorious sound is heard, In triumph (W. O. Robinson)
Oh hark! a glorious sound is heard, In triumph of (W. O. Robinson)
Oh, hark! the soldiers are marching, I hear (Nina B. Hartford)
Oh, has anybody seen our Caterina?
Oh, haste thy kingdom, Lord, when all shall bow (Eden R. Latta)
Oh, Have You Got a Zipper Coat?
Oh, have you heard the story of late
Oh have you seen, about the meadows (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
Oh, have you seen among your neighbors (M. Louise Baum)
Oh, hear the bugle play! It echoes far away
Oh, hear the musical horns blow, Tara!
Oh, hear the pine-tops whisper, And see (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Oh, hear the ring of the silv’ry bell (Alice R. Baldwin)
Oh, help me, gracious Lord, to trust Thee (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh here are the little leaves that grow upon the (Sherwood)
Oh, here come three jolly boys (Old English song)
Oh, here come three jolly boys all in a line (Old English song)
Oh, here I go to Sunday school, to Sunday
Oh, Here is Miss Pussy (Child Life In Song)
Oh, here is Miss Pussy, She’s drinking her milk (Child Life In Song)
Oh, here sits a monkey in the chair, chair, chair (Mississippi singing game)
Oh, here we go round and toss our balls (Frances Weld Danielson)
Oh, He’s a Wonderful Savior (John W. Peterson)
Oh, he’s gone, he’s gone away For to stay (Southern mountain song)
Oh, holy Christmas morning (Anon.)
Oh, Holy Night (Placide Cappeau)
Oh, holy night! The stars are brightly shining (Placide Cappeau)
Oh, Holy Words of Truth and Love (Joseph L. Townsend)
Oh home belov’d where’er I wander on foreign (Evan Stephens)
Oh home belov’d where’re I wander, on foreign (Evan Stephens)
Oh Home Beloved (Evan Stephens)
Oh, how beautiful is love! Emblem (Hannah T. King)
Oh, How Blessed (Matthew 5; Barbara C. Mink)
Oh, How Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
Oh, How Blest Are They (Henry W. Longfellow; Simon Dach)
Oh, how blest are they whose toils are ended (Henry W. Longfellow; Simon Dach)
Oh, How Blest Will Be That Day! (James H. Wallis)
Oh, how blest will be that day When our griefs (James H. Wallis)
Oh, how do you get to Toyland (Eugene Field)
Oh, how do you get to Toyland, Of all (Eugene Field)
Oh, how do you get to Toyland, Of all little ones (Eugene Field)
Oh, how good is Christ the Lord! (Puerto Rican hymn)
Oh, How Great Is Our Joy (Andrés C. González)
Oh, how great is our joy ev’ry day (Andrés C. González)
Oh, How Great is Your Compassion (Johann Olearius; August Crull)
Oh, how he loves! (Marianne Nunn)
Oh, How He Loves You and Me (Kurt F. Kaiser)
Oh, How I Love Jesus (Frederick Whitfield)
Oh, How Joyfully (Brian Wren)
Oh how kindly thou hast led me, Heavenly Father (Thomas Grinfield)
Oh how long have I been wand’ring like an exile
Oh, how lovely is the evening (Traditional German)
Oh, how lovely is the evening, is the evening (Traditional German)
Oh, how lovely is Zion!
Oh, how lovely is Zion! Zion, city of our God
Oh, How Lovely Was the Morning (George Manwaring)
Oh how lovely was the morning, Radiant beam’d (George Manwaring)
Oh, how lovely was the morning! Radiant beamed (George Manwaring)
Oh, how lovely was the morning! Radiant beamed the sun (George Manwaring)
Oh how may I a little child (Frances K. Taylor)
Oh, How Resplendent (Naida Dickson)
Oh, how resplendent shone (Naida Dickson)
Oh, how sweet, how sweet is our singing
Oh how sweet it is, when brothers
Oh! how the fitful years have flown (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh How Valuable Is Every Soul (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
Oh, how well do I remember, when thoughts (Moses E. Gifford)
Oh, how we love to sing the songs (Robert B. Baird)
Oh, how we love to sing the songs of Zion’s blest (Robert B. Baird)
Oh, How We Love to Stand (Olga Carlson Brown)
Oh, how we love to stand And turn ourselves around (Olga Carlson Brown)
Oh hurry, gather daffodils! They’re scattered (Nancy Byrd Turner)
Oh, Hush Thee, My Baby (George F. Wilson)
Oh, hush thee, my baby; a story I’ll tell (George F. Wilson)
Oh, hush thee, my baby, a story I’ll tell, How (George F. Wilson)
Oh, hush thee, my baby, a story I’ll tell, How little (George F. Wilson)
Oh, hush thee, my baby, a story I’ll tell, How little Lord Jesus (George F. Wilson)
Oh, hush thee, my baby! Thy sire (Walter Scott)
Oh, I am a cowboy and one of the best (Adeline McCall)
Oh, I am a girl who is young and fair
Oh, I am a girl who is young and fair, a Merrie Miss am I
Oh, I am a Lark girl now, you see
Oh, I am blessed! my thoughts abound (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, I am the little New Year (Ellen Robena Field)
Oh, I am the little New Year, oh, oh! (Ellen Robena Field)
Oh, I can be a modern-day pioneer (Barbara A. McConochie)
Oh, I can be a modern pioneer (Barbara A. McConochie)
Oh, I can play on my big bass drum (Traditional)
Oh, I couldn’t help it! It came to me (Margaret Sidney)
Oh, if the power to span, were mine (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, I Had Such a Pretty Dream, Mamma (Anon.)
Oh, I had such a pretty dream, mamma, Such (Anon.)
Oh! I’ll build me a little hut, In the mountains (Louisiana folk song)
Oh, I’ll like boys when up is down, And right (Joyce Orlob Evans)
“Oh, I’ll play a tune now.” “On what will you play it?” (German folk song)
Oh, I love a good hearty laugh ha! ha! (George Cooper)
Oh! I love to travel far and near throughout (United States song)
Oh, I love to walk with Jesus Like the (Charles F. Weigle)
Oh, I’m a jolly driver on the Salt Lake City line (Pioneer folk song)
Oh, I’m a merry cobbler, Always mending
Oh, I’m a policeman of the night (Lillian Mohr)
Oh, I’m a roving cowboy From off the Western plains
Oh I’m a single second (Margot Butler)
Oh! I’m a young musician, From distant lands (German folk song)
Oh, I’m going where those chilly winds
Oh, I’m so happy today! Hooray, hooray (Charles J. Cromwell)
Oh, in the Moonlight
Oh, in the moonlight I want to hold
Oh, I pushed the damper in
Oh, I pushed the damper in, and I pulled
Oh, I put my foot in the ground-gopher’s hole (Traditional)
Oh I spoke to my shoemaker Would he make (California Spanish folk song)
Oh, Israel (Greg Simpson)
Oh, Israel, I can hear you calling (Greg Simpson)
Oh, Israel, my lovely child (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, is there a little lamb lost from the fold? (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, Italia, Italia, Beloved (Felice Romani)
Oh, Italia, Italia, beloved, Land of beauty (Felice Romani)
Oh, it is Jesus (Andraé Crouch)
Oh, it is Jesus. Yes, it is Jesus (Andraé Crouch)
Oh, It is Wonderful (Charles H. Gabriel)
Oh, it’s fun to dress up and go
Oh, it’s great to be long to the M. I. A. (Anon.)
Oh, it’s Great to Belong to the M. I. A. (Anon.)
Oh, it’s home again, and home again, America (Henry van Dyke)
Oh, it’s Howd’y in the mornin’ (Anon.)
Oh, it’s Howd’y in the mornin’ And it’s Howd’y (Anon.)
Oh It’s Nice to Get Up in the Morning
Oh, it’s put-away time, Oh, it’s put-away (Marjorie Atkins)
Oh, I’ve been workin’ on the railroad (Anon.)
Oh, I’ve Had a Birthday (Frances Weld Danielson)
Oh, I’ve had a birthday, I’m eight years today! (Frances Weld Danielson)
Oh I was bo’n in Mobile town (Anon.)
Oh I was bo’n in Mobile town I’m working on de railroad (Anon.)
Oh, I was bo’n in Mobile town, I’m wukkin’ (Anon.)
Oh, I was born in Mobile town (Anon.)
Oh, I went down South for to see my gal (Anon.)
Oh, I went down South for to see, my Sal (Anon.)
Oh, I went down South to see my Sal (Anon.)
Oh, I went for a ride in a big jet plane (Adeline McCall)
Oh, I went South to see my Sal, Sing (Anon.)
Oh, I went to Peter’s flowing spring (Austrian folk song)
Oh, I went to (place) And I walked around the block
Oh I went to the flowing stream (Austrian folk song)
Oh, I went to the village spring (Austrian folk song)
Oh I will sing a pretty song (Anna Johnson)
Oh I will sing a pretty song, The sweetest song (Anna Johnson)
Oh, I woke up this morning
Oh! Jacob, get the cows home (H. S. Thompson)
Oh, Jesus, I Love Thee (Millie Faircloth)
Oh, Jesus, I love thee and lift up my voice (Millie Faircloth)
Oh, Jesus my Savior, He is coming again (Gerald S. Henderson)
Oh Jesús, Niñito (Carmelia de la Paz)
Oh Jesús, niñito, porque vienes a este mundo (Carmelia de la Paz)
Oh Jesús, oh Jesús (Hermes A. Bardales)
Oh Jesús, oh Jesús, te quiero encontrar (Hermes A. Bardales)
Oh Jesus! the Giver of All We Enjoy (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
Oh, John, come and mow the lawn now (Jane Landon)
Oh, Johnny, oh, Johnny, how you can love (Ed Rose; Abe Olman)
Oh, John, oh, John, what do you say? (African-American spiritual)
Oh judge not that ye be not judged, These words (Ethel Cooper)
Oh! laggard Time, flit on, flit on (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, leave your home behind, lad (A. E. Housman)
Oh, let the children ev’rywhere Each morning (Eliza Graves)
Oh, let the Son of God enfold you (John Wimber)
Oh, Let Us Go unto the House of the Lord (Jenna B. Mosley)
Oh, Let Us Praise the Name of the Lord (Niels F. Green)
Oh, Lincoln! Oh, Lincoln! Today we sing (Mabel E. Bray)
Oh, listen, oh, listen while we all learn
Oh, listen, oh, listen while we all learn the scale
Oh, list to the voice of the pleasant spring rain (Lucinda Lee Dalton)
Oh, Little Joe, the wrangler, he’ll wrangle (Cowboy ballad)
Oh! little Miss Careful whenever she wishes (Emilie Poulsson)
Oh, little old tugboat, chugging right along
Oh, little patter raindrops
Oh, little patter raindrops, Oh, patter
Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks)
Oh, Look and Wonder (Pablo Sosa)
Oh, look at Maddalena dancing As she (Italian folk song)
Oh, look at the moon, She’s shining (Eliza Lee Follen)
Oh, look at the moon, She’s shining up there (Eliza Lee Follen)
Oh, Lord, Accept My Tenth (Gloria O. Wright)
Oh, Lord, accept my tenth this day (Gloria O. Wright)
Oh, Lord! around thine altar now (Charles Derry)
Oh, Lord! around thine altar now, To supplicate thy grace (Charles Derry)
Oh, Lord, Be Thou My Shepherd (Laurel R. Frost)
Oh, Lord Have Mercy (Traditional)
Oh Lord, how excellent, how excellent (Brenda Joyce Moore)
Oh, Lord! how mighty are our foes (Mark H. Forscutt)
Oh, Lord! how mighty are our foes, What combined powers thy saints oppose! (Mark H. Forscutt)
Oh, Lord, I want two wings to veil my face (African-American spiritual)
Oh Lord, I Would Hear Thy Word (Merrill Bradshaw)
Oh Lord, My God in Heaven (Linda G. Paulsen)
Oh Lord, my God in Heav’n (Linda G. Paulsen)
Oh Lord So Wondrous
Oh Lord take me up too (H. C. Hager)
Oh, Lord, Thy loving grace has guarded (Queen Liliuokalani)
Oh, Lord! thy people bless (Samuel Hawthornthwaite)
Oh, Lord! thy people bless; Arm them with holiness (Samuel Hawthornthwaite)
Oh Lord, we now repeat thy praise (Richard Alldridge)
Oh Lord, we pray Thee, bless this couple (Louise Hills Lewis)
Oh, Lord, we pray Thee, bless this couple dear (Louise Hills Lewis)
Oh, Love How Deep (Thomas á Kempis)
Oh, love, how deep, how broad, how high (Thomas á Kempis)
Oh, lovely, lovely, whose song had I heard (Ethel E. Holmes)
Oh, Lukey’s boat is painted green (English chantey)
Oh, Lukey’s boat is painted green, A-ha (English chantey)
Oh march, men of Normandy! (Wilbur Weeks)
Oh, may all who come behind us find us faithful (Jon Mohr)
Oh, may I come to Thee (Richard S. Horne)
Oh, may life’s founts forever flow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, May My Heart Be True (Mark A. Hamberlin)
Oh, May My Mind Be Stayed on Thee (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
Oh, May My Soul Commune with Thee (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
Oh, may the soft and mellow light (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh Me, Oh My (Anon.)
Oh me, oh my, we’ll get there by and by (Anon.)
Oh Me, Poor Chap! (Estonian song)
Oh, methinks in worlds afar, sweet sister-spirit (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, mighty is he! His hammer is swinging (Seymour Barnard)
Oh mi Salvador, mi Cristo Jesús (Vicente Poot P.)
Oh, Mister Fiddler, will you play Music (Czech folk song)
Oh, Mister Jumping Jack is a funny old man
Oh, Mister MacTavish, MacTavish MacKee (Katherine Bolt)
Oh, Mister Noah he built an ark
Oh, Mister Turk, with your gobble, gobble, gobble (Inez Powell)
Oh, Mister Wing, we sing-a-ling-a-ling
Oh, Mistress Shady (Anon.)
Oh, Mistress Shady, She is a lady (Anon.)
Oh, Mistress Shady, She is a lady, She has (Anon.)
Oh, morning most blessed, when tongues
Oh, mother birds know what is best (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
Oh, Mother of a Mighty Race (William Cullen Bryant)
Oh Mr. (name) we sing a ling a ling
Oh, my cat is pink, She likes playing (Virginia Lynd Hartley)
Oh, My Darling Clementine (Percy Montrose)
Oh, my darling house, Hear the merry song (Carol Powell)
Oh, My Father (Eliza R. Snow)
Oh, My Father, High Above (Rodney Beacham; Camille Beacham)
Oh my Father, high above, Help me always feel Thy love (Rodney Beacham; Camille Beacham)
Oh, my Father, Thou that dwellest (Eliza R. Snow)
Oh, my golden slippers am laid away (James A. Bland)
Oh, my golden slippers are a-laid away (James A. Bland)
Oh, my golden slippers, they are laid away (James A. Bland)
Oh, my good Lord’s done been here! (African-American spiritual)
Oh, My Little Boy (Alabama folk song)
Oh, my little boy, Who made your britches? (Alabama folk song)
Oh, my little parakeet is just as friendly (Marjorie Atkins)
Oh, my love, lov’st thou me?
Oh, my love, lov’st thou me?
Oh, My Luve’s Like a Red, Red Rose (Robert Burns)
Oh, my luve’s like a red, red rose, That’s (Robert Burns)
Oh, my mother, thou that dwellest in thy mansions (William C. Harrison)
Oh! my name is Johnny Johnson, And I come
Oh My, Oh Me (Czech folk song)
Oh my people, build a temple (Norma A. Holik)
Oh my people, build a temple Swiftly for the Lord (Norma A. Holik)
Oh, My People Said the Spirit (Earl R. Curry)
Oh, my people said the Spirit, Through God’s servant (Earl R. Curry)
Oh, my people said the Spirit, Thru (Earl R. Curry)
Oh My People Saith the Spirit (Joseph Luff)
Oh, my pretty one, will you wear brown (Italian children’s song)
Oh, My Saviour Crucified (Charles Batty)
Oh, my soul hungered (Steven K. Jones)
Oh My Soul (In Your Hands)
Oh My Utah (Merling Dennis Clyde)
Oh, Native Land, how fair you seem (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
Oh Nature, at sunset, we pause (Frederick H. Martens)
Oh Nature, at sunset, we pause to admire (Frederick H. Martens)
Oh, Never Say Fail (Anon.)
Oh never say fail, Oh never say fail (Anon.)
Oh, nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen (Southern folk song)
Oh! Now I see the crimson wave, the fountain deep and wide (Phoebe Palmer)
Oh, Now We Are Singing
Oh, now we are singing, the springtime’s
Oh, nuestro Padre, ahora (James Clifford)
Oh, nuestro Padre, ahora Venimos a pedir (James Clifford)
O ho for the life that is merry and free
Oh, oh, oh, Cousin Helen Brown, Sit a while (Jamaican folk song)
Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh
Oh, oh, oh! The cat is in the snow
Oh! Oh! Oh! The cat ran thro’ the snow
Oh, Oh, the Sunshine! (Texas folk song)
Oh, oh, the sunshine! Oh, oh, the sunshine! (Texas folk song)
O holy Child of Bethlehem! (Phillips Brooks)
O Holy Christmas Morning (Anon.)
O holy city, seen of John (Walter Russell Bowie)
O Holy Dove of God Descending (Bryan J. Leech)
O Holy Father, grace us with Thy presence in this hour (Eric Woolery)
O holy Father, infinite in mercy (Henry Wilder Foote)
O Holy Father, just and true (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O Holy Father, just and true Are all thy works and words and ways (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O Holy Ghost, My Life, My Desire (Anon.)
O Holy Ghost, Thou Voice of Heaven
O Holy God, Whose Gracious Power (Jane Parker Huber)
O holy God, whose gracious power redeems us (Jane Parker Huber)
O Holy Jesus (Sir Richard of Chichester)
O holy Lord, content to fill (William Walsham How)
O Holy Night (Placide Cappeau)
O holy night, night divine (Placide Cappeau)
O holy night! The stars (Placide Cappeau)
O holy night! The stars are brightly (Placide Cappeau)
O holy night! The stars are brightly shining (Placide Cappeau)
O Holy Radiance, Joyous Light
O Holy Savior (Charlotte Elliott)
O holy Savior! Friend unseen (Charlotte Elliott)
O Holy Spirit, by whose breath (Rabanus Maurus)
O Holy Spirit, Enter In (Michael Schirmer)
O Holy Spirit, Grant Us Grace (Bartholomaüs Ringwaldt; Oluf H. Smeby)
O Holy Spirit, lead us, we pray (Claire Kelly; Richard A. Kelly)
O Holy Spirit, Root of Life (Jean Janzen)
O Holy Words of Truth and Love (Joseph L. Townsend)
O holy words of truth and love We hear (Joseph L. Townsend)
O, holy words of truth and love we hear from day (Joseph L. Townsend)
O holy words of truth and love We hear from day to (Joseph L. Townsend)
O Home Beloved (Evan Stephens)
O home, beloved! my dear, sweet home! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Home Beloved, Where’er I Wander (Evan Stephens)
Oh, once a father said to his son, Aydi (Israeli folk song)
Oh, once again I sit upon the hearth (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, once I lived in “Cottonwood” (George A. Hicks)
Oh, once I lived in Cottonwood and owned (George A. Hicks)
Oh, once I lived in Cottonwood and owned a little farm (George A. Hicks)
Oh, once there was a cat, Who always (Judy Rector)
Oh, once upon a time in Arkansaw (David Stevens)
O hører, I Slægter paa Jorden, et Ord
O-ho, the Wells Fargo Wagon is a-comin’ (Meredith Willson)
O-ho, the Wells Fargo Wagon is a comin’ down the street (Meredith Willson)
Oh, Our Father, Now (James Clifford)
O How Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
O how blessed are the poor in spirit; Theirs (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
O, how blest will be that day! (James H. Wallis)
O, how blest will be that day when our griefs will (James H. Wallis)
O how can they look up to heaven (Simon Browne)
O how can they look up to heaven, And ask for mercy there (Simon Browne)
O how glorious are the mansions in the heav’nly (Amos Clarke)
O How Glorious, Full of Wonder (Curtis Beach)
O how happy was I (Joel H. Johnson)
O, How He Loves You and Me (Kurt F. Kaiser)
O How I Love Jesus (Frederick Whitfield)
O How I Love Jesus (Frederick Whitfield)
O how lovely is the sight (Joel H. Johnson)
O! How Lovely the Value of Him (Louis F. Mönch)
O How Lovely Was the Morning (George Manwaring)
O how shall I receive thee (Theodulph of Orleans)
O How Shall I Receive You (Theodulph of Orleans)
O how sweet are the mem’ries of youthful days! (Edwin F. Parry)
O How Sweet in Zion’s Meadows (Louis F. Mönch)
O how sweet is the soul cheering thought
O how sweet is the soul-cheering thought
O how sweet is the soul-cheering thought, There is rest for the pure and the good
O how sweet the glorious message (Albert Simpson)
O how the wild winds blow, Blow high (Mary F. Butts)
O how well do I remember (H. L. Cox)
O how well do I remember how I doubted day by day (H. L. Cox)
O, how we love to sing the songs (Robert B. Baird)
O how we love to sing the songs Of Zion’s (Robert B. Baird)
O, how we love to sing the songs of Zion’s blest (Robert B. Baird)
O, how we love to sing the songs of Zion’s blest abode! (Robert B. Baird)
O How We Should Honor Him (Clifford A. Burgess)
Oh! Paddy, dear, and did you hear (Dion Boucicault)
Oh Paddy dear and did you hear the news (Dion Boucicault)
Oh! Paradise (Sadie B. Cadman)
Oh, Peter built a house of blocks, house (Adeline McCall)
Oh, Peter, Go Ring Dem Bells!
Oh, pity her! at least she was not bad (Hannah T. King)
Oh, Poor Chick-a-biddy
Oh, poor chick-a-biddy, chick-a-biddy’s gone
Oh, potatoes, they grow small over there (Early American song)
Oh Praise Now the Lord (Ruth Gibbons Stoneman)
Oh, Praise the Gracious Power (Thomas H. Troeger)
Oh, praise the gracious pow’r (Thomas H. Troeger)
Oh praise the Lord, He looks to earth (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, praise the Lord! He loves to hear you singing (Supplementary Song Series, No. 3)
Oh, Praise the Lord, My Soul (David F. Wright)
Oh praise ye the Lord, his greatness proclaim (Henry F. Lyte)
Oh! Precious is the flow (Robert Lowry)
Oh prepare ye, my people, The time draweth near
Oh press thy cheek against mine own, Together (German song)
Oh, pretty, pretty, Oh, pretty, pretty, Pretty (Chinese song)
Oh, qué bueno es Jesús (Puerto Rican hymn)
Oh, qué bueno es Jesús / Oh, how good is Christ the Lord! (Puerto Rican hymn)
Oh Realm of Light (Emily Huntington Miller)
Oh realm of light! whose morning star (Emily Huntington Miller)
Oh, reapers of life’s harvest (Isaac B. Woodbury)
Oh, Rejoice
Oh, religion is a fortune, I raly do believe (Spiritual)
Oh, Render Thanks (Nahum Tate; Nicholas Brady)
Oh, render thanks to God above (Nahum Tate; Nicholas Brady)
Oh, rest in the Lord (Julius Schubring)
Oh, rest in the Lord, wait patiently for Him (Julius Schubring)
Oh rich is life, as down (Annie Wells Cannon)
Oh, ring the bells in the belfry high (Stuart Paul)
Oh, Robin-a-Thrush he married a wife (English folk song)
Oh, root-too-too-too toot toot is what (Eleanor Webb Lindquist)
Oh Rose (Verona Christensen)
Oh rose, you are a lovely flow’r to see (Verona Christensen)
Oh, row me cross the river, I heard the maiden say
Oh sad and mournful people, Dismiss your doubts
Oh Say, Can You See (Francis Scott Key)
Oh, say can you see, by the dawn’s (Francis Scott Key)
Oh, say, can you see by the dawn’s early light (Francis Scott Key)
Oh say, can you see, by the dawn’s early light, What (Francis Scott Key)
Oh, Say Can You See It? (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh say, have you heard of the Singaway Bird (Lucy Larcom)
Oh say, little dogies, quit roving around (Harry Stephens)
Oh say! Mister Sunflow’r gay (W. Otto Miessner)
Oh say, was you ever in Rio Grande? (Sailors’ chantey)
Oh, say, were you ever in Rio Grande? (Sailors’ chantey)
Oh Say, What Is Truth? (John Jaques)
Oh! say what is truth? ’Tis the fairest gem (John Jaques)
Oh say, what is truth? ’Tis the fairest gem That the (John Jaques)
Oh, say, where do you come from, You (The Modern Music Series)
Oh see that banner gaily waving (Gene Bergstrom)
Oh see that banner gayly waving (Gene Bergstrom)
Oh see that banner gayly waving, In the skies (Gene Bergstrom)
Oh, see that gray bird in the old apple tree (Poetry of the Seasons)
Oh, see the clown in his funny hat! (Louella Garrett)
Oh, see the nets of spider-webs spread out (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Oh, see the pansy faces there, All smiling (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Oh Señor, Fuente de gracia y misericordia (Bunda Chibwa)
Oh, Señor, Hoy Regreso a Tu Redil (María Antonieta Torres)
Oh, set the campfires burning; Let’s sit (Oscar A. Kirkham)
Oh, Sheep of Israel, Pause and Behold (Theodore E. Curtis)
Oh, Shenandoah, I long to hear you (American folk song)
Oh, shepherds and maidens, Who watch (Susanna Myers)
Oh, she sailed away on a sunny summer day (Traditional)
Oh, Ship of the Air (Sarah Grames Clark)
Oh, sing a merry song, Come sing (Mme. H. Renaudin)
Oh, sing a merry song, Come sing a merry (Mme. H. Renaudin)
Oh, sing a song of joy and cheer; we’re glad
Oh, Sing Jubilee to the Lord (Ulrik V. Koren)
Oh, Sing, My Soul, Your Maker’s Praise (Julius Krohn)
Oh, Sing of Redemption from Conflict and Sword (Bertha A. Kleinman)
Oh, Sing, Sing, Sing (R. A. Minter)
“Oh, sing, sing, sing!” The flowers seem (R. A. Minter)
Oh, Sing to God Above (Carlos Rosas)
Oh, Sing to Me of Heaven (Mary Dana Shindler)
Oh, sing to me of heav’n When I am called to die (Mary Dana Shindler)
Oh, Sing to the Lord (Brazilian folk song)
Oh, Sing to the Lord / Cantad al Señor (Brazilian folk song)
Oh, sing we all with one accord On Christmas
Oh, sing with joy this happy morn, Let grateful
Oh, sinners, men’ yo ways an’ ponder (Henry C. Work)
Oh Sister May
Oh sister May goes in the ring and shows us what
Oh, Sisters (Hal Cannon)
Oh, Sleep Now, Holy Baby (Hispanic folk song)
Oh, sleep now, holy baby / Duérmete, Niño lindo (Hispanic folk song)
Oh, slow up dogies (Harry Stephens)
Oh, slow up, dogies, quit moving around (Harry Stephens)
Oh, slow up dogies, quit roving around (Harry Stephens)
Oh, soldier, soldier, won’t you marry me (Utah folk song)
Oh somber the moments may be (Mark A. Hamberlin)
Oh, somebody has a birthday (Frances K. Taylor)
Oh, somebody has a birthday, Our little (name) (Frances K. Taylor)
Oh, sometimes the shadows are deep (Erastus Johnson)
Oh, Sometime the Shadows Are Deep (Erastus Johnson)
Oh, somewhere in heaven there must be (Foster B. Merriam)
Oh, so oft in silent wonder, grateful praises (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh spirit of summer-time, The swallow (William Allingham)
Oh spirit sweet of summer-time (William Allingham)
Oh spirit sweet of summertime (William Allingham)
Oh, spread the tidings ’round (Francis Bottome)
Oh, Spring is here again
Oh, spring is here again, please come and see
Oh, spring of days that are gone
Oh, Susan Blue, how do you do? (Kate Greenaway)
Oh! Susanna (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh Suzanna (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh, sweet hour of eve, the daylight (Ellen Wales Walpole)
Oh! sweet is the smile of the beautiful morn (Will S. Hays)
Oh sweet is the vale where the Mohawk (C. W. Elliott)
Oh, swift we go o’er shining snow
Oh, Teeny was a tiny girl, tiny girl, tiny girl (Lilla Belle Pitts)
Oh tell me, I pray, if you happen to know (Vilate R. McAllister)
Oh tell me, Oh tell me How can I learn
Oh, tell me what it meaneth, This gloom (Heinrich Heine)
Oh, thank me not for what I sing thee (Wolfgang Müller)
Oh, thank the Lord, my soul! (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh, That I Had a Thousand Voices (Johann Mentzer)
Oh That I Were an Angel (Wanda West Palmer)
Oh, that My Soul (Marie Miller Johnson)
Oh, that my soul in joy might meet (Marie Miller Johnson)
Oh, that the Lord Would Guide My Ways (Isaac Watts)
Oh that will be joyful, joyful, joyful
Oh, the anchor is weighed and the sails they are set (Traditional)
Oh, the Bee Hive Girls Are Hiking (Anon.)
Oh, the best friend to have is Jesus (Peter P. Bilhorn)
Oh, the big ship’s a-sailing through the Allee (Massachusetts folk song)
Oh! the blacksmith’s a fine sturdy fellow
Oh, the Blood of Jesus (Traditional)
Oh, the Bluebird girls All give away happiness
Oh! the bull-dog on the bank
Oh! the bulldog on the bank
Oh, the days of the Kerry dancing, Oh, the ring (James L. Malloy)
Oh, the Deacon Went Down (Traditional camp song)
Oh, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus (S. Trevor Francis)
Oh, the famous Duke of York, He marched (English folk song)
Oh, the feathery flakes are coming down (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, the first rose of summer, I plucked (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, the first rose of summer we pluck (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, the first, sweet message from home! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, the Glory of Your Presence (Steve Fry)
Oh the grand old Duke of York (English folk song)
Oh, the intricate course of this wonderful stream (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh the joy that awaiteth The servants of God
Oh, the kind old cobbler works away (Bertha M. Rhodes)
Oh, the King is coming, the King is coming! (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither; Charles Millhuff)
Oh, the life one leads a-tramping (Emma Endicott Marean)
Oh the little hurdy-gurdy! I like to hear (Linn Moore Miller)
Oh the lone starry hour give me love
Oh, the Lovely Moon of May (Johann Heinrich Voß)
Oh, the mighty sea of faces, side by side all (Hugh Knough)
Oh, the miller’s feeling sad today, His windmill
Oh, the needle’s eye that doth supply (American singing game)
Oh, the night won’t wait for no-one (Aspartame Sunshine)
Oh, the noble Duke of York (English folk song)
Oh, the oil station man is our friend, friend
Oh, the old gray mare, she ain’t what she used to be (Anon.)
Oh, there came to our village a bonny (Rose Fyleman)
Oh, there is a place where they dance all the day
Oh! there’s Glasgow and Berwick (English ballad)
“Oh, the sea I love!” sings the sailor lad (Wilhelmina Seegmiller)
Oh, these hard working doctors, pity them well! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow (J. W. Watson)
Oh the spring time has come once more (Elda May Curtis)
Oh the springtime has come once more (Elda May Curtis)
Oh, the unsearchable riches of Christ (Fanny J. Crosby)
Oh! the vain glory and wild speculation
Oh, the voyageur bold, from the northland (John Andrews)
Oh, the wonderful cross (Jesse Reeves; Chris Tomlin; J. Walt)
Oh, the world has need of sunshine as you go (John M. Baker)
Oh! this is the place where the fishermen gather (Arthur R. Scammell)
Oh Thou, at whose supreme command (Ida E. Redding)
Oh, Thou Great Eternal One (W. O. Robinson)
Oh Thou Great Eternal One God and Savior (W. O. Robinson)
Oh, Thou kind and gracious Father (Charles Denney Jr.)
Oh, Thou Rock of our salvation (Joseph L. Townsend)
Oh, Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening Star (Minnie I. Hodapp)
Oh! Thou who has promis’d in love to receive (Charles Wesley)
Oh! Thou who hast promis’d in love to receive (Charles Wesley)
Oh! thou who hast promised in love to receive (Charles Wesley)
Oh Timpanogas, Mighty Timpanogas
Oh, to Be Kept by Jesus (Thurston Frazier)
Oh, to Be More Like Jesus (Will L. Thompson)
Oh, to hear the bobolink tune And find (Foster B. Merriam)
Oh, Too-ril-te-too was a bonny cock robin
Oh, to See the Dawn (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
Oh, to see the dawn of the darkest day (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
Oh, Touch Not the Wine Cup (Mary A. Kidder)
Oh, touch not the wine cup, dear brother (Mary A. Kidder)
Oh, trekkers are a jolly bunch
Oh turn your heart in praise and love (Maria A. Davis)
O Hush Thee, My Babie (Walter Scott)
O hush thee, my babie, thy sire was a knight (Walter Scott)
O hush thee, my baby, a story I’ll tell, how little (George F. Wilson)
Oh, Valentine, Oh, Valentine, Oh, will you be (Sarah Chapin)
Oh, Vermeland, all praise to the wonderful land (Swedish folk song)
“Oh, Vreneli, my pretty one” (Swiss folk song)
“Oh, walk a little faster,” a whiting told a snail (Lewis Carroll)
Oh, walk with God, and thou shalt find (A. Cleveland Coxe)
Oh, Wasn’t That A Wide River
Oh, wasn’t that a wide, wide river
Oh, watch, and fight, and pray! (George Heath)
Oh, watch, and fight, and pray! The battle ne’er give o’er (George Heath)
Oh, we are happy girls (Norma O. Nichols)
Oh, we are happy girls. We greet each day (Norma O. Nichols)
Oh, we are happy girls, we greet each day with song (Norma O. Nichols)
Oh, we are happy larks. We greet each day (Norma O. Nichols)
Oh! we are jolly good fellows (Evelyn N. Wood)
Oh! We are our mother’s servants, you’ll never (Phebe C. Thurber)
Oh, we are the boys of the nation, Ever forward (J. A. Spencer)
Oh we are the boy trail builders (Mabel Jones Gabbot)
Oh we are the boy trailbuilders (Mabel Jones Gabbot)
Oh We are the sons of the pioneers And Utah
Oh, We Are Volunteers (George F. Root)
Oh, we are volunteers in the army of the Lord (George F. Root)
Oh, we are young and we are glad (Jane Jonan)
Oh! We Can Play (Traditional)
Oh! we can play on the big bass drum (Traditional)
Oh! we hail with joy the coming
Oh, we jump and we jump, and we jump (Jackie Olsen)
Oh, we’ll all join hands and we will dance around
Oh, well I remember a song of the spring (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh well I remember the home of my childhood (A. Ransom)
Oh, we’ll wait till Jesus comes Down by the river
Oh, we love to sing of Zion (Isaac B. Nash)
Oh, we love to sing of Zion, of our lovely (Isaac B. Nash)
Oh, we pushed the damper in
Oh, we’re going to the Hamburg Fair, To see
Oh, we’re shaking rattles, shake, shake away
Oh, we’re the blazers, the gallant (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
Oh, we’re three jolly, jolly sailor boys
Oh, Wert Thou In The Cauld Blast (Robert Burns)
Oh, we work and we play (Mary Rose Jack; E. H.)
Oh we work and we play, And we’re busy all the day (Mary Rose Jack; E. H.)
Oh, what a boon! the Sabbath day (Henry W. Naisbitt)
Oh, what a desert place was this (Charles L. Walker)
Oh, what a feeble piece is man! (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh! what a joy I find in this (William Cadman)
Oh, what a mighty thing is life! a spirit so divine! (Hannah T. King)
Oh! what a night was that which fell (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh, What a Priceless Good
Oh, what a world it would be if all men (Hebrew round)
Oh, what can cause this wild unrest! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, What Can Little Hands Do (Grace W. Hinsdale)
Oh, what can little hands do, To please (Grace W. Hinsdale)
Oh what delight is this (Charles Wesley)
Oh, what did the pioneer children hear (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
Oh, What Do You Do in the Summertime? (Dorothy S. Andersen)
Oh, what do you do in the summertime when all (Dorothy S. Andersen)
Oh, what do you do in the summertime when all the (Dorothy S. Andersen)
Oh, What He’s Done for Me
“Oh, what shall we do All the long”
“Oh, what shall we do with all of this stuff?” (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh, what shall we give on Christmas Day (Bertha M. Rhodes)
Oh, What Songs of the Heart (Joseph L. Townsend)
Oh what songs of the heart We shall sing (Joseph L. Townsend)
Oh what songs of the heart We shall sing all the day (Joseph L. Townsend)
Oh, what’s the use in sighing For things (Frank L. Stanton)
Oh, What Their Joy (Peter Abelard)
Oh, what their joy and their glory must be (Peter Abelard)
Oh! when do birds with weary wing (Emilie Poulsson)
Oh, When I Go a-Ploughing (English singing game)
Oh, when I go a-ploughing, a-ploughing (English singing game)
Oh! when shall ev’ry soul on earth (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh, When Shall I See Jesus (John Leland)
Oh, when shall I see Jesus, And reign with him above (John Leland)
Oh, when shall I visit the land of my birth (James Montgomery)
Oh, when the hours of life are past (William B. O. Peabody)
Oh, when the saints go marching home (African-American spiritual)
Oh, when the saints go marching in (African-American spiritual)
Oh, where! and oh where! is your Highland (Scotch air)
Oh, Where Are My Children? (Arlene L. Buffington)
“Oh, where are my children?” the mother cried out (Arlene L. Buffington)
Oh, Where Are the Reapers? (Eben E. Rexford)
Oh, where are the reapers that garner in (Eben E. Rexford)
Oh, where do you come from, You little drops (Mrs. Hawkshaw)
Oh, Where Has My Little Dog Gone? (Septimus Winner)
Oh, where have you been, Billy Boy (Anon.)
Oh where have you been, Billy boy, Billy boy? (Anon.)
Oh, where is my baby, so dimpled and fair (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? (Septimus Winner)
Oh where, oh where is my little dog gone? (Septimus Winner)
Oh where, tell me where is your Highland (Scotch air)
Oh, who art thou, Lady Vangeline? (Greek folk song)
Oh, who do you call the wonderful counselor? (African-American spiritual)
Oh, who has been to Fairyland? So few (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Oh, who has not searched in the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
Oh, who is like my Johnnie, Sae leish (Scottish folk song)
Oh, Who is So Merry (Old rhyme)
Oh, who is so merry, heigh-ho, heigh-ho (Old rhyme)
Oh, who is so merry, so airy, heigh-ho! (Old rhyme)
Oh! who’ll stand up for Jesus (Lewis Harsough)
Oh, who shall say I do not love thee more (Mabel S. Harmer)
Oh who’s the friendly little chap (Emilie Poulsson)
Oh, who that has searched in the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
Oh, who will build the church now? (Kenyan worship chorus)
Oh, who will shoe your pretty little feet? (American folk song)
Oh why can’t these hours of sweet joy linger on? (Mark Nichols)
Oh, Why Not To-night? (Elizabeth Reed)
Oh, Why Not Tonight? (Elizabeth Reed)
Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud?
Oh, why should you be grieving Upon this winter day? (Elizabeth Bennett)
Oh! Willie, is it you dear, Safe, safe at home? (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh! Willie, We Have Missed You (Stephen C. Foster)
Oh, will my darling house, Hear the merry (Carol Powell)
Oh, wilt thou go wi’ me, Sweet Tibbie Dunbar? (Robert Burns)
Oh, Woman! Genius, power, kingdoms (Hannah T. King)
Oh, Wondrous Image, Vision Fair (John Mason Neale)
Oh, Wondrous Type! Oh, Vision Fair (John Mason Neale)
Oh, won’t you buy my sweet gardenias
Oh! Won’t you come with us
Oh World, I Now Must Leave Thee
Oh, worship the King (Robert Grant)
Oh, worship the King, all glorious above (Robert Grant)
Oh, worship the King, all-glorious above (Robert Grant)
Oh! worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness (Anon.)
Oh wouldn’t you like to be a tar, a tar (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Oh Yankee Doodle came to town (Schamburg)
Oh, Yankee Doodle is the tune (C. A. C. Hadsell)
Oh, ye mountains high (Charles W. Penrose)
Oh! ye mountains high, where the clear, blue sky (Charles W. Penrose)
Oh! ye nations look and wonder (Joel H. Johnson)
Oh ye Saints in latter days, Hallelujah (Joyce Stowell)
Oh yes, bring a flute
Oh yes, bring a flute, A horn, and a fiddle
Oh, Ye Shepherds (Anon.)
Oh, yes, I know the snows are deep (Zara Sabin)
Oh, you jump down, turn around, pick a bale (American folk song)
Oh, you may take a highway, A wide (John Vanderbilt)
Oh you pull the damper out (Anon.)
Oh youth, be strong! (Ruth May Fox)
Oh, you told me that you loved me, And I thought that (Alice Pinney)
Oh Zion, dear, how joyful! (Isaac B. Nash)
Oh, Zion dear, how joyful the message we declare (Isaac B. Nash)
Oh! Zion, mobs long drove thee (John S. Davis)
Oh! Zion’s children marching along (Old American song)
Oh, Zion’s children marching along, marching (Old American song)
Oh! Zion, ’tis of thee (Richard Bullord)
O i Ai le Mea e Mapu ai (Joseph H. Dean)
O i ai le Perofeta (Tua)
“O, I am so happy!” a little girl said
O, I am the little New Year, ho! ho! (Ellen Robena Field)
O I chop de cotton An’ I hoe de corn
O, if for me the cup you fill (Evan Stephens)
O if for me the cup you fill, Then fill (Evan Stephens)
O, if for me the cup you fill, Then fill it from the (Evan Stephens)
Oi Herra, Henkes valo suo (Isak Ervast)
Oi Herra, jos mä matkamies maan (Wilhelmi Malmivaara)
Oi, Jumalan karitsa, ioka pois otat maaliman synnin / O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world (Liturgical text)
Oi kuningasten Kuningas (Julius Krohn)
Oí la voz que decía: —¿A quién he de enviar? (Néstor O. Míguez; Juan A. Gattinoni)
O I love to tell the blessed story (Johnson Oatman)
O I love to walk with Jesus (Charles F. Weigle)
O in our hours of pleasure (Susa Young Gates)
O, is there aught so gently strange (Eliza R. Snow)
O It Is Wonderful! (Charles H. Gabriel)
O, its cruel and absurd to kill the little birds (William Willes)
O, it’s I that am the captain Of a tidy (Robert Louis Stevenson)
O, It’s Joy to be a Junior Girl (Angelyn Warnick)
O it’s joy to be a Junior Girl Of joyous M. I. A. (Angelyn Warnick)
Oi, Uhkishogi, Depaka (Randall Pratt; Carey Pratt)
O I Want to Be Like Jesus (John W. Peterson)
O I Want to See Him (R. H. C.)
O, I was bo’n in Mobile town (Anon.)
O’ Jerusalem (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
O Jesu Christe, wahres Licht (Johann Heermann)
O Jesu Christ, mein schönstes Licht (Paul Gerhardt)
O Jesulein süß (German carol)
O Jesulein süß, o Jesulein mild (German carol)
O Jesus, Blessed Lord (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
O Jesus, Blessed Lord, to Thee (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
O Jesus, blessed Lord, to you (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
Ó, Jesús, bróðir besti (Páll Jónsson)
O Jesus Christ, May Grateful Hymns (Bradford G. Webster)
O Jesus Christ, may grateful hymns be rising (Bradford G. Webster)
O Jesus Christ, our Lord most dear (Heinrich von Laufenburg)
O Jesus Christ, Thy Manger Is (Paul Gerhardt)
O Jesus Christ, to Thee May Hymns Be Rising (Bradford Gray Webster)
O Jesus, crowned with all renown (Edward White Benson)
O Jesus, I Have Promised (John E. Bode)
O Jesus, I have promised To serve (John E. Bode)
O Jesus, I have promised To serve thee (John E. Bode)
O Jesus, I have promised to serve Thee to the end (John E. Bode)
O Jesus it is really special (Richard Holmes)
O Jesus, joy of loving hearts (Bernard of Clairvaux)
O Jesus, King Most Wonderful! (Bernard of Clairvaux)
O Jesus, Little Child (Carmelia de la Paz)
O Jesus, Master, When Today (Charles S. Newhall)
O Jesus, My King and My Sovereign (Vicente Mendoza)
O Jesus, my Lord and Savior (Fanny J. Crosby)
O Jesus, my Savior, my song in the night (Joseph Swain; Anon.; Frederick A. Graves)
O Jesu! Søde Jesu, dig (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
O Jesus, O Jesus (Hermes A. Bardales)
O Jesu so meek, O Jesu so kind (German carol)
O Jesus, Our Best Brother (Páll Jónsson)
O Jesus, Our Lord (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
O Jesus, our Lord, Thy name be ador’d (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
O Jesus, our Lord, thy name be adored (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
O Jesus, our Lord, thy name be adored, For all the rich blessings conveyed in thy word (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
O Jesus, prince of life and truth
O Jesus So Sweet, O Jesus So Mild (German carol)
O Jesus! the giver (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
O Jesus, The Giver of All (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
O Jesus, the Giver of All We Enjoy (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
O Jesus, the giver of all we enjoy, Our lives (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
O Jesus, Thou Art Standing (William Walsham How)
O Jesus, thou art standing Outside the fast-closed door (William Walsham How)
O Jesu Sweet (German carol)
O Jesu sweet, O Jesu mild, Thou art (German carol)
O John, O John, what did you say (African-American spiritual)
O Joyous Easter Morning
O Joyous Light of Glory (Mepkin Abbey; Athenogenes)
Oj pastiri, čudo novo (Anon.)
Oj pastiri, čujte novi glas (Anon.)
O King of high who leads us, We pray Thee (Elisabeth Creutziger)
O King of Kings (Julius Krohn)
O King of kings, before whose throne (John Quarles; Thomas Darling)
O King of Zion, now (Joel H. Johnson)
O King of Zion, now draw near (Joel H. Johnson)
O King of Zion, while thy care (Joel H. Johnson)
O King, O Lord, O Love (Timothy Watson)
O kom, du Zions Konge, kom! (H. P. Olsen)
O, lad os prise Herrens Navn (Niels F. Green)
O Lady Moon, Your horns point toward (Christina G. Rossetti)
O Lady Moon, Your horns point toward the east (Christina G. Rossetti)
Olaf the Viking sailed away, Olaf, valiant (Björnsterne Björnson)
Olaf the Viking sailed away, Olaf, valiant king (Björnsterne Björnson)
Olaf Trygvason (Björnsterne Björnson)
Ola Glomstulen (Norwegian folk song)
Ola Glomstulen had an old grey-bearded goat (Norwegian folk song)
O Lamb of God
O Lamb of God (Liturgical text)
O Lamb of God (Liturgical text)
O Lamb of God, Innocent (Nikolaus Decius)
O Lamb of God most holy! (Arthur Tozer Russell; Nikolaus Decius)
O Lamb of God, that takest away the sins of the world
O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world
O Lamb of God, you take away the sin of the world (Liturgical text)
O Lamb of God, you take away the sins of the world
O Lamm Gottes, unschuldig (Nikolaus Decius)
O land of America, we hail thee! Dear land of our (Edwin F. Parry)
O land of lakes and azure streams a-flowing (Frederick H. Martens)
O land of rest, for thee I sigh! (Elizabeth Mills)
O land of Zion, thou place of the temple of God (H. H. Petersen)
O lark, gaily sing, And herald the spring
Old Abe Lincoln
Old Abe Lincoln, he came out of the wilderness
Old and young are here assembled (Elizabeth F. Lindsey Thomas)
Old and young are here assembled who attend (Elizabeth F. Lindsey Thomas)
Old Ark’s A-Moverin’ (African-American spiritual)
Old ark she reel, de old ark she rock (African-American spiritual)
Old Ark she reel, Old Ark she rock (African-American spiritual)
Old Aunt Jemima
Old Bear (Anon.)
Old Black Joe (Stephen C. Foster)
Old Brass Wagon (Party game)
Old Brigham Young was a Mormon bold
Old Chiron thus preach’d to his Pupil Achilles
Old Chisholm Trail (Western folk song)
Old Dan Tucker (Daniel Decatur Emmett)
Old Dog Tray (Stephen C. Foster)
Old English Carol
Old Eyes (Kenneth Cope)
Old Farmer Giles
Old Farmer Giles Walked seven miles
Old Fashioned Christmas (Mark Nichols)
Old-Fashioned Things (Viola Stone Card)
Old Folks at Home (Stephen C. Foster)
Old Folks At Home—Humoresque (Stephen C. Foster)
Old Folks at Home (Suwannee River) (Stephen C. Foster)
Old folks, young folks (Anon.)
Old folks, young folks, Little folks too (Anon.)
Old Friends and Comrades (Emmeline B. Wells)
Old friends and true, come you with me tonight (Emmeline B. Wells)
Old Gaelic Lullaby (Gaelic lullaby)
Old Glory (Mary Rose Jack)
Old Grandma
Old Grandma when the west was new
Old Gray Mare (Anon.)
Old Grimes (Albert Gorton Greene)
Old Grimes is dead that good old man (Albert Gorton Greene)
Old Hands (Estelle Webb Thomas)
Old Hannah (American folk song)
Old Hans/Frolie Hohsy
Old Homeland crowned with soft blue skies (Bonnie Horrigan Slade)
Old Hundred (William Kethe)
Old Ironsides (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
Old Joe Clark (American folk song)
Old Joe Clark
Old Joe Clark he had a house, Forty stories
Old Joe Clark, the fiddlin’ man, Would fiddle (American folk song)
Old Joe Clark was a mean old man (American folk song)
Old John Braddleum (English folk song)
Old Kentucky Home (Stephen C. Foster)
Old King Cole (British nursery rhyme)
Old King Cole was a merry old soul (British nursery rhyme)
Old Lace (Gladys Stewart Bennion)
Old Letters (Emmeline B. Wells)
Old MacDonald (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old MacDonald Had a Farm (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old MacDonald had a farm, Ee-i, ee-i-o (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old MacDonald had a farm, Ee-i-ee-i-o (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old MacTavish Had a Farm (Frederick Thomas Nettlingham)
Old Man Noah (College song)
Old master had a very fine hog, In the merry (American folk song)
Old Molly Hare (American folk song)
Old Molly Hare, What you doing there? (American folk song)
Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard
Old Mother Riley’s got a farm (Anon.)
Old Mother Wind (Carolyn S. Bailey)
Old Mother Wind (Chinese rhyme)
Old Mother Wind, Come this way (Chinese rhyme)
Old Mother Wind, Come this way, And make (Chinese rhyme)
Old Mother Wind is out today, she has her magic (Carolyn S. Bailey)
Old Napper (American folk song)
Old Napper was a good old dog, Old Trailer (American folk song)
Old Noah built himself an ark. One more river (Anon.)
Old Noah he built himself an ark (Anon.)
Old North Wind (Moiselle Renstrom)
Old North Wind came rushing, rushing (Moiselle Renstrom)
Old Obadiah, he jumped in the fire
Old Obadiah jumped in the fire
Old Obadiah jumped in the fire, Fire was
Old Paint (Cowboy song)
Old Plantation Days (Frederick H. Martens)
Old Port Rockwell has work to do
Old Quin Queeribus (Nancy Byrd Turner)
Old Quin Queeribus, he loved his garden so (Nancy Byrd Turner)
Old rags and bottles! Old rags (Ann Underhill)
Old rags and bottles! Old rags and bottles! (Ann Underhill)
Old Rattler was a fine old dog, fine as he (American folk song)
Old Roger Is Dead (English singing game)
Old Roger is dead, and gone to his grave (English singing game)
Old Rosin, the Beau (Robert E. Nye)
Old Round
Old Santa’s Coming
Old Ship of Zion (Thomas A. Dorsey)
Old Sister Phoebe, how merry was she
Old Smokey (American folk song)
Old Smoky (American folk song)
Old Tare River (Southern song)
Old Things Are Done Away (Leroy J. Robertson)
Old-Time Favorites (Thomas H. Bayly)
Old time power (Charlie Tillman)
Old Time Religion (African-American spiritual)
Old Town of Mine (Anon.)
Old town of mine, dear town of mine (Anon.)
Old Williams and his plund’ring crew
Old Woman of the Cavern (Uruguayan folk song)
Old woman, old woman, Are you fond (Anon.)
Old woman, old woman, are you fond of carding? (Anon.)
“Old woman, old woman, will you go a-shearing?” (Anon.)
Old woman, old woman, will you mend my stocking? (Anon.)
Old woman, Old woman, would you do (Anon.)
Old Year! Old Year! I sigh and drop a tear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Old Year, Old Year, Soon thou must go (George W. Pennington)
Old Zack he came to Utah (Pioneer folk song)
Old Zack he came to Utah Way back in seventy three (Pioneer folk song)
Old Zip Coon (David Stevens)
Olea (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Olea, dear, sweet child of mine, Though far (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O le Agelu Sa Na Lele Mai Luga (Harry A. Dean)
Oleander Time (Hazel Harper Harris)
Ole Dan Tucker (Daniel Decatur Emmett)
O Le Faatuatua (J. H. Beck)
O le Malamalama ua Sau Mai Lugā (Annie D. Stevens)
Olen Luojani pikku varpunen (Hilja Haahti)
Ole sad på en Knold og sang (Jeppe Aakjær)
Ole Sat on a Knoll and Sang (Jeppe Aakjær)
O le Tala‘iga Moni (Harry A. Dean)
O le Tatalo Lenei
O let me live while the flowers are blooming
O Let My Supplicating Cry
O let the Son of God enfold you (John Wimber)
O let us exalt God’s name forever
O let us give thanks to the Father above (Frances K. Taylor)
O let us go, the shepherds said (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
“O Let us go,” the shepherds said (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
O let us go unto the house of the Lord (Jenna B. Mosley)
O let us lift our voices (Chuck Girard)
O le Valaau i le Atua (J. H. Beck)
O Liebe, goldner Sonnenschein (Hermann Windolf)
O Life and Love! O happy throng (Henry W. Longfellow)
O life is beautiful, and fair and sweet (Emmeline B. Wells)
O Light-Bearing Star (A. J. Foxwell)
O light-bearing star, Thou ridest afar (A. J. Foxwell)
O Light, from Age to Age the Same (Frederick L. Hosmer)
O Light of Life (David T. Warner)
O Light of Light, Love given birth (Laurence Housman)
O Light, Whose Splendor (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O Light Whose Splendor Thrills (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O Light whose splendor thrills and gladdens (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O listen to our wondrous story (J. M. Gray)
O listen to the pure voice of truth
O little baby
O little bird, fly east, And little bird (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O Little Flock, Fear Not the Foe (Jacob Fabricius; Catherine Winkworth)
O little frosty snowflake, So lightly floating by (German song)
O little maid with cheeks so fair, And lips (Doris Fisher)
O little Nell, little Nell, whither away, Say where
O Little One Sweet (German carol)
O little star, so brave, so high, There you are
O Little Town of Bethlehem (Phillips Brooks)
O little town of Bethlehem, How still (Phillips Brooks)
O little town of Bethlehem, How still we see (Phillips Brooks)
O little town of Bethlehem, How still we see thee (Phillips Brooks)
O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie (Phillips Brooks)
Olive’s Brow (William B. Tappan)
O Living Bread from Heaven (Johann von Rist)
O Living Breath of God (Osvaldo Catena)
O living Christ, chief cornerstone (Maud M. Cuninggim)
O Living God (Harry J. Fielding)
O Living God (Ken Bible)
O living God, I long to see you (Ken Bible)
O living God, whose presence now surrounds us (Harry J. Fielding)
O Logie O’Buchan, O Logie, the Laird (George Halket)
O Look and Wonder (Pablo Sosa)
O Loo Ua Tupu Lenei Galuega (J. H. Beck)
O Lord, Accept Our Jubilee (Samuel L. Evans)
O Lord, accept our jubilee, And from all care (Samuel L. Evans)
O Lord, accept our Jubilee, and from all care let (Samuel L. Evans)
O Lord, accept our songs of praise (Richard Alldridge)
O Lord accept our songs of praise, For light and (Richard Alldridge)
O Lord and Ruler of the hosts of heaven
O Lord, another day has flown (Henry Kirke White)
O Lord another day is flown (Henry Kirke White)
O Lord another day is flown, And we, a lonely band (Henry Kirke White)
O Lord, Around Thine Altar (Charles Derry)
O Lord, Around Thine Altar Now (Charles Derry)
O Lord, as we go forth to glean (Gwen McConkie; James W. McConkie)
O Lord, as we go forth to glean And bind (Gwen McConkie; James W. McConkie)
O Lord, Be Our Refuge (Michael Morgan; Martin Tel)
O Lord, be our refuge, when evils assail (Michael Morgan; Martin Tel)
O Lord Christ, your star shines (Birkedal)
O LORD, Come Quickly; Hear Me Pray (Martin Tel; Marie J. Post)
O Lord, do not withhold your mercy
O Lord, do Thou in heaven seal (John Lyon)
O Lord, do thou in heaven seal The solemn pledge these two have made (John Lyon)
O Lord, do Thou Thy gifts bestow (John Lyon)
O Lord! encouraged by thy grace (Anne Steele)
O Lord! encouraged by thy grace We bring this infant to thy throne (Anne Steele)
O Lord, fulfill Thy faithful word (Robert A. West)
O Lord, fulfil thy faithful word (Robert A. West)
O Lord God (Paul Chesnokov)
O Lord, Grace Our Communion (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
O Lord, grace our communion in the promise of this hour (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
O Lord, Have Mercy (Anon.)
O Lord, Have Mercy (Traditional)
O Lord, have mercy / Kyrie eleison / Oré poriajú verekó (Traditional)
O Lord, Hear My Prayer (Taizé Community)
O Lord, hear my prayer, O Lord, hear my prayer (Taizé Community)
O Lord, hear my prayer / The Lord is my song (Taizé Community)
O Lord, Hear Our Prayer (Stephen R. Key)
O Lord, Hear Our Prayer (Ralph C. Sappington)
O Lord, hear our prayer we offer up to you (Ralph C. Sappington)
O Lord, how beautiful, Loving and merciful (George A. Kelley)
O Lord, How Can It Be (Charles W. Fry)
O Lord, how can it be, That I may come (Charles W. Fry)
O Lord, how infinite thy love (Henry F. Lyte)
O Lord, How Shall I Meet You (Theodulph of Orleans)
O Lord, I call to you
O Lord, If I Travel the Country (Wilhelmi Malmivaara)
O Lord, in childhood and in youth (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, Incline Thine Ear to Us (George Whelpton)
O Lord, increase my faith
O Lord, increase my faith, strengthen me
O Lord in mercy spare (Benjamin Beddome)
O Lord in mercy spare The herbage of the field (Benjamin Beddome)
O Lord, in thee do I delight (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, in thee I take delight (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, in thee my trust is stayed (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, I of humble mind (Frederik Christensen)
O Lord, I want two wings to cover my face (African-American spiritual)
O Lord I will Praise Thee (Evan Stephens)
O Lord, I will praise Thee, Lord (Evan Stephens)
O Lord, I will record thy deeds (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord I Would Hear Thy Word (Merrill Bradshaw)
O Lord, let me come forth (Carl C. A. Christensen)
O Lord, May Church and Home Combine (Carlton C. Buck)
O Lord Most High, eternal King (Ambrose of Milan)
O Lord most Holy (N. Lorenzo Mitchell)
O Lord Most Holy (Arthur Ryder)
O Lord most holy, O Lord most holy (N. Lorenzo Mitchell)
O Lord most holy, O Lord most mighty (Arthur Ryder)
O Lord, Most Merciful (Giuseppe Concone)
O Lord, most merciful, we adore thee (Giuseppe Concone)
O Lord, my best desires fulfill (William Cowper)
O Lord! my best desires fulfill, And help me to resign (William Cowper)
O Lord My God (Carl Boberg; Stuart K. Hine (adapter))
O Lord My God
O Lord, my God, teach me to know thy will (Harrison R. Merrill)
O Lord my God, when I in awesome wonder (Carl Boberg; Stuart K. Hine (adapter))
O Lord, My Redeemer (Jeff Goodrich)
O Lord, My Shepherd (Psalm 23; Delores Dufner)
O Lord, my Shepherd, you are near (Psalm 23; Delores Dufner)
O Lord, Now Let Your Servant (Ernest E. Ryden)
O Lord, now let your servants depart in peace
O Lord of Heaven and Earth and Sea (Christopher Wordsworth)
O Lord of heav’n and earth and sea (Christopher Wordsworth)
O Lord of Hosts (Andrew Dalrymple)
O Lord of Hosts, we now invoke (Andrew Dalrymple)
O Lord of hosts, we now invoke Thy Spirit (Andrew Dalrymple)
O Lord of hosts, we now invoke Thy Spirit most (Andrew Dalrymple)
O Lord of Hosts, we now invoke Thy spirit most divine (Andrew Dalrymple)
O Lord of life, where’er they be (Frederick Lucian Hosmer)
O Lord of Light (Ella S. Armitage)
O Lord of Light and Love (Ella S. Armitage)
O Lord of Light and Love and Power (Ella S. Armitage)
O Lord of light and love and pow’r (Ella S. Armitage)
O Lord of Light, our only hope of glory (Marty Haugen)
O Lord of Light, Who Made the Stars (Melvin Farrell)
O Lord of Lords (Albert Knapp)
O Lord of Love and Grace (William E. Evans)
O Lord of love and grace, Dwell in this holy (William E. Evans)
O Lord of renewal; refresh me, restore me (Charlene Moore Cooper)
O Lord, open thou our lips
O Lord Our Father (Hosea Stout)
O Lord, our Father, let Thy grace (Hosea Stout)
O Lord, our Father, let thy grace Shed its glad beams on Jacob’s race (Hosea Stout)
O Lord, Our God, How Excellent (Fred R. Anderson)
O Lord, our God, how excellent, how glorious (Fred R. Anderson)
O Lord our God, Thou art great and glorious (Eliza R. Snow)
O Lord, our God, we now have met (Henry N. Bake)
O Lord our God we now have met In Jesus’ holy name (Henry N. Bake)
O Lord, our hearts are turned (Daniel L. Carter)
O Lord, our hearts would give thee praise
O Lord, our heavenly King (Isaac Watts)
O Lord, our heav’nly King (Isaac Watts)
O Lord, Our Lord (Michael W. Smith)
O Lord, Our Lord (Psalm 8:1)
O Lord, Our Lord (Phill McHugh; Tom Fettke)
O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is Thy name (Psalm 8:1)
O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is Your name (Michael W. Smith)
O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is Your name in all the earth. (Michael W. Smith)
O Lord, our Lord, we praise You for Your mercy (Phill McHugh; Tom Fettke)
O Lord, our sovereign King
O Lord, our Sov’reign King
O Lord, our Sov’reign King, Our infant charge now bless
O Lord, our sov’rign King
O Lord, preserve Thy chosen seed (Richard Alldridge)
O Lord, protect our leaders true (Edwin F. Parry)
O Lord, protect our leaders true. In every trial guard (Edwin F. Parry)
O Lord, responsive to Thy call (John Lyon)
O Lord, responsive to Thy call, In life or death (John Lyon)
O Lord! responsive to thy call, In life or death, whate’er befall (John Lyon)
O Lord, save thy people, and bless thine heritage
O Lord, Send Forth Your Spirit (Charles J. Jeffries)
O Lord, Send The Fire (Noble Cain)
O Lord, show thy mercy upon us
O Lord, Take Our Guilt (Hans-Georg Lotz)
O, Lord, this morning we have met
O Lord, thou art my hope and guide (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, Thou hast form’d mine ev’ry part (Psalm 139; Robert Allen Scott)
O Lord, Thou hast formed my every part (Psalm 139; Robert Allen Scott)
O Lord, throughout These Forty Days (Gilbert E. Doan; Claudia F. Hernaman)
O Lord, Thy Benediction Give (John Armstrong)
O Lord thy heavenly grace impart (Lucy Sarah Atkins Wilson)
O Lord, thy law I have adored (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, Thy People Gathered Here (Roy A. Cheville)
O Lord, Thy Spirit’s Light (Isak Ervast)
O Lord, Thy word to me is sweet (Lucinda M. Beal Bateman)
O Lord, Today I Return to Your Fold (María Antonieta Torres)
O Lord, to thee we come (Thomas W. Smith)
O Lord, to thee we come, Though foolish in thy sight (Thomas W. Smith)
O Lord, to thee we come, Though sinful (Thomas W. Smith)
O Lord, We Are Gathered Here
O Lord, We Come as Children All (Alan D. Tyree)
O Lord, we come before thee now (Sidney Dyer)
O Lord, We Come Before Thy Presence (Kathleen D. Snively)
O Lord, we come before Thy presence now (Kathleen D. Snively)
O Lord, We Come in Gratitude (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
O Lord, we come in gratitude For all (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
O Lord, we come to thee again (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lord, we now repeat thy praise, Our hearts (Richard Alldridge)
O Lord, We Praise Thee (Martin Luther)
O Lord, we praise Thee, bless Thee, and adore Thee (Martin Luther)
O Lord, We Praise You (Martin Luther)
O Lord, we praise you, bless you, and adore you (Martin Luther)
O Lord, We Praise Your Name (Millie Faircloth)
O Lord, we praise your name; With honor (Millie Faircloth)
O Lord, we pray (Henry Wilder Foote)
O Lord, we pray that Thou wilt give us peace (Henry Wilder Foote)
O Lord, where’er thy people meet (William Cowper)
O Lord, Wherever Thy People Meet (William Cowper)
O Lord, Who Came to Earth to Show (Milburn Price)
O Lord, Who From Our Native Home (Giuseppe Verdi)
O Lord, Who Gave Thy Life for Me (Alice Warner Johnson)
O Lord, who would now strike Thee?
O Lord, You Are My God and King
O Lord, you are my hope
O LORD, You Are My Light
O Lord, you came to bring us life (Carey Landry)
O Lord, You Gave Your Servant John (Joy F. Patterson)
O Lord, You’re Beautiful (Keith Green)
O Lo Tatou Olaga (Joseph H. Carpenter)
O Love Divine (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
O Love divine and golden (John S. B. Monsell)
O, love divine, how sweet thou art (Charles Wesley)
O Love Divine, that stooped to share (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
O Love divine, that stoops to share (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
O Love Divine, What Hast Thou Done (Charles Wesley)
O Love, How Deep (Thomas á Kempis)
O Love, How Deep, How Broad (Thomas á Kempis)
O love, how deep, how broad, how high (Thomas á Kempis)
O Love, How Vast, How Flowing Free
O lovely bow of radient hue, Through rain (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O lovely, lovely Deseret (S. C. Watson)
O. lovely, lovely Deseret, thou ensign to the world (S. C. Watson)
O lovely one, and hast thou gone (Joel H. Johnson)
O Lovely Voices of the sky (Felicia D. Hemans)
O Lovely Voices of the sky, Which hymned the Savior’s birth! (Felicia D. Hemans)
O Love of God, How Strong and True (Horatius Bonar)
O Love of My Love (Elizabeth von Senitz)
O love that casts out fear (Horatius Bonar)
O Love That Glorifies the Son (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
O love that glorifies thy son (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
O love that glorifies thy son, O love that says, thy (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
O Love That Will Not Let Me Go (George Matheson)
O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go (George Matheson)
O love that wilt not let me go, I rest (George Matheson)
O Love, Thou Sun Whose Golden Rays (Hermann Windolf)
O Love, Who Formedst Me to Wear (Johann Scheffler)
O Loving Founder of the Stars
Ol’ Texas (Traditional)
O lux beatas Trinitas (St. Ambrose)
O lyt til Sandheds rene Røst
O magic castle, can it be really true? (Adelheid Wette)
O magnify, O magnify the Lord with me (Melodie Tunney; Dick Tunney)
O Magnify the Lord (Melodie Tunney; Dick Tunney)
O magnify the Lord with me (Lelia N. Morris)
O magnify the Lord with me, ye people of his choice (Lelia N. Morris)
O Maiden Bright
O maiden bright, who dwellest where
O maiden with a happy smile (Genet Bingham Dee)
O maiden with a happy smile, And cheeks of rosy hue (Genet Bingham Dee)
O Mai ia Outou le Aumea Mamae (A. W. M.)
Ô ma joie et mon espérance (Taizé Community)
O Make Me Thine Forever (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O man in all your strength arise (Harry L. Doty)
O many weary years have passed (Flora Hamilton Cassel)
“O Marie, you’re planning to marry some day” (Italian folk song)
O Mariquita, smiling in secret, Dancing (New Mexico folk song)
O Mary (Christmas spiritual)
O Mary, Don’t You Weep (African-American spiritual)
O Mary, don’t you weep, don’t you mourn (African-American spiritual)
O Mary, what you goin’ to name the pretty (Christmas spiritual)
O Master, let me walk (Washington Gladden)
O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee (Washington Gladden)
O Master, Let Me Walk with You (Washington Gladden)
O Master of the Loving Heart (Calvin W. Laufer)
O Master of the Waking World (Frank Mason North)
O masters of the world, set free your slaves! (Leonard J. Lea)
O Master, to All Children (Roy A. Cheville)
O Master to All Children Dear (Roy A. Cheville)
O Master, what a joy it would be (Ida McKim)
O Master Workman (Jay T. Stocking)
O Master Workman of the Race (Jay T. Stocking)
O may all who come behind us find us faithful (Jon Mohr)
O, may my soul commune with thee (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
O, may my soul commune with Thee, and find (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
O May My Walk Be Close With God (Mrs. Charles Sherwin)
O May Thy Church Build Bridges (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
O may thy church build bridges, Lord (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
O May Your Church Build Bridges (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
O may your church build bridges, Lord (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
O Me! O My! (Anon.)
O me! O my! We’ll get there by and by (Anon.)
O Mighty Cross (David Baroni; John Chisum)
O mighty cross, Love lifted high (David Baroni; John Chisum)
O Mighty God, When I Survey in Wonder (Carl Boberg; Stuart K. Hine (adapter))
O Mighty Sun (Christine Turner Curtis)
O, Mijita (Richard L. Luna)
O min Fader, du som kjender
O, Missouri, How Art Thou Fallen! (Parley P. Pratt)
O Mister Wing, we sing-a-ling-a-ling
O Mistress Shady, She is a lady (Anon.)
Omnipresence (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Mockingbird, I Heard You Sing (Elzada C. Brinkerhoff)
O mockingbird, I heard you singing clear (Elzada C. Brinkerhoff)
O Moon! In the night I have seen you sailing (Jean Ingelow)
O Morning Land (Eben E. Rexford)
O Morning Star (Philipp Nicolai)
O Morning Star, How Clear and Bright (Philipp Nicolai)
O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright! (Philipp Nicolai)
O Morning Star, O Radiant Sun (F. von Spee; Martin Tel; M. L. Selts)
O Mother Glasco, where’s your lamb?
O mothers, remember when children are young (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Mothers, remember when children are young (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O mountain heights I loved in childhood (Ann Underhill)
Ompa (Anon.)
O Music, Sweet Music (Anon.)
Om vi altid i Solskin vanke (Frederik Christensen)
O my brother (Harry L. Doty)
O my brother, do you know the Savior Who is wondrous kind and true (F. A. Graves)
O my brother, O my sister (Harry L. Doty)
O my children, grow not weary, In life’s (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O My Children, I Am Your Shepherd (Shirley Mason)
O my darling, I will miss you Every moment (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O My Father (Eliza R. Snow)
O My Father, Etc. (Eliza R. Snow)
O, My Father, thou hast sent us Here on earth (Ethel Cooper)
O my Father, Thou that dwellest (Eliza R. Snow)
O, my Father, thou that dwellest, In that high (Eliza R. Snow)
O my Father, thou that dwellest In the high and (Eliza R. Snow)
O my Father, thou that dwellest In the high and glorious place (Eliza R. Snow)
O my Father Who art in heaven (Aaron Ellsworth; Connor Austin; Paige Fish; Todd Trần)
O, my Father whom angels environ (J. H. Ward)
O, my Father whom angels environ, One gift from (J. H. Ward)
O my Father, you who know
O my heart sings today, sings for joy and gladness (Haldor Lillenas)
O my lovin’ sister, when the world’s on fire (African-American spiritual)
O My People (Joseph Luff)
O My People, Build a Temple (Norma A. Holik)
O my people, hear the message (R. C. Evans)
O my people, I yearn that before my return (Shirley Mason)
O My People, Saith the Spirit (Joseph Luff)
O my people, saith the Spirit, Hear (Joseph Luff)
O my people, speaks the Spirit (Harry L. Doty)
O My Soul, Bless God the Father
O My Soul, Bless Your Creator (Psalm 103; United Presbyterian Book of Psalms, 1871)
O My Soul, Bless Your Redeemer
O my soul, on wings ascending (Composite; Johan Olof Wallin)
On a bank two roses fair (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
On a bank two roses fair, Wet with (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
On a bank two roses fair, wet with morning showers (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
On a Barren Hilltop (Christopher L. Webber)
On a bluff, on a bluff There lived Three (Frank Luther)
On a bright and sunny morning (Margaret Fullerton)
On a Christmas Eve in the good old times (Emmeline B. Wells)
On a clear and frosty morning, When the snow (F. H. Swift)
On a clear spring morning (Sandra P. Nelson)
On a clear spring morning Joseph (Sandra P. Nelson)
On a festive day, as poets say
On a Golden Springtime (Virginia M. Kammeyer)
On a golden springtime, underneath (Virginia M. Kammeyer)
On a golden springtime, underneath the ground (Virginia M. Kammeyer)
On a grim and tragic morning In nineteen (Robert Gard)
On a Hill Far Away (George Bennard)
On a hill far away stood an old rugged cross (George Bennard)
On a lone and dreary prairie (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O (name) Stake is grand and glorious
On a Monday morning Father mowed the hay (Polish folk song)
On a morning in spring when the yellow-birds (Christine Turner Curtis)
On a morning in the spring (Rachel Mecham Goates)
On a mound where the dark Mississippi rolled past (John Lyon)
On angel voices from realms of glory (Clive Romney)
On a peaceful summer evening when the sun (Adelaide Maibrunn)
On a Rainy Day (Josephine Royle)
On a silent, holy night (Raymond D. Cook)
On A Snowy Morning (Moiselle Renstrom)
On a Starlit Night (Jill Gallina)
On a Still and Starry Night (Sally DeFord)
On a summer night when the moon is bright (Nina B. Hartford)
O Nata Lux (Mack Wilberg)
On a tree by the river a little tomtit (William Schwenck Gilbert)
On a Winter Morning (French carol)
On Baltic Waves Wave Proudly (B. S. Ingemann)
On Bended Knee (Kevin R. Olson)
On bended knees, with broken hearts (John Sears Tanner)
On board the International (Henry Maiben)
On board the International, All joyful (Henry Maiben)
On Burning Some Old and Choice Letters (Hannah T. King)
On Calvary’s brow my Saviour died (William McKendree Darwood)
On Calvary’s brow there was planted a cross (Frank C. Huston)
On Calv’ry’s brow my Saviour died (William McKendree Darwood)
On Calv’ry’s hill of sorrow (G. T. Haywood)
Once a doctor from Duserry, He became (Israeli folk song)
Once a Farmer and His Wife (Welsh folk song)
Once a fat old crow upon a tree alighted (M. B. J.)
Once Again (Matt Redman)
Once again, dear Lord, we pray (Mary J. Wilcox)
Once Again My Heart Rejoices (Paul Gerhardt; Catherine Winkworth)
Once again we meet each other
Once a gay carnation blossom Fell into (Peruvian folk song)
Once a hare that nimbly ran Thro’ a field
Once a jolly swag-man camped by a billabong (Banjo Paterson)
Once a jolly swagman camped by a billabong (Banjo Paterson)
Once a jolly swagman sat beside the billabong (Banjo Paterson)
Once a lad a rosebud spied, Blowing (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Once a Lady Loved a Swine
Once a lady loved a swine, “Honey,” said she
Once a little baby lay (Emilie Poulsson)
Once a little baby lay Cradled on the fragrant hay (Emilie Poulsson)
Once a little puppy sniffed at a rose (Moiselle Renstrom)
Once a little rabbit gray Met a hunter
Once a maiden dwelt, Fair unknown (Nancy Byrd Turner)
Once a sinner far from Jesus, I was perishing with cold (Johnson Oatman)
Once a twelve-month, ere the morn (James F. Caldwell)
Once far from God and dead in sin (Daniel W. Whittle)
Once for All (Philip P. Bliss)
Once for us a Boy was born (W. Lawrence Curry)
Once he came in blessing (Johann Roh)
Once I got into a boat, Such a pretty (Youth’s Companion)
Once I had an old garden to stay in (Margaret Widdemer)
Once I heard a merry shouting from an oldeander tree (Italian folk song)
Once I Lived in Cottonwood (George A. Hicks)
Once in a blithe greenwood (John Oxenford)
Once in a blithe greenwood, Lived a hermit (John Oxenford)
Once in a Lowly Manger (T. B. Weaver)
Once in a lowly manger, Hundreds of years ago (T. B. Weaver)
Once in a stable a sweet babe was born (Annette W. Dickman)
Once in a wood there was a tree (Anon.)
Once in Bethlehem (Cecil Frances Alexander; John Menzies Macfarlane (adapter))
Once in Bethlehem of Judea, far away across (Cecil Frances Alexander; John Menzies Macfarlane (adapter))
Once in Royal David’s City (Cecil Frances Alexander)
Once in royal David’s city stood a lowly (Cecil Frances Alexander)
Once in sin’s darkest night I was wandering alone (Nellie Edwards)
Once in the Blest Baptismal Waters (Emilie Juliane von Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt)
Once in the dar dead days beyond recall (G. Clifton Bingham)
Once in the dear dead days beyond recall (G. Clifton Bingham)
Once in the evening twilight (Claude Littleton)
Once in the land of pyramids Where palms (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Once I saw a funny fellow Standing in (Lois Lenski)
Once I saw a little bird
Once I saw a little bird Come hop, hop, hop
Once I set out to discover Where the world (Louise Ayres Garnett)
Once it was the blessing (Albert Benjamin Simpson)
Once I was bound by sin’s galling fetters (Haldor Lillenas)
Once I was happy, but now I’m forlorn (George Leybourne)
Once I was wealthy but I now am poor (Nigerian folk song)
Once Jesus sat upon a hill (Annette W. Dickman)
Once long ago before my birth (Kevin R. Olson)
Once More a Temple (Rodney Turner)
Once More Before We Part (Joseph Hart)
Once more before we part, O bless (Joseph Hart)
Once more before we part, Oh, bless the Savior’s name (Joseph Hart)
Once more dear friend my harp I’ll tune (John Lyon)
Once more, dear home, I with rapture (Richard Wagner)
Once more, dear home, I with rapture behold thee (Richard Wagner)
Once more from slumber sweet (Joel H. Johnson)
Once more in quiet, pensive thought (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Once More, My Soul (Isaac Watts)
Once more, my soul, the rising day (Isaac Watts)
Once more, my soul, the rising day Salutes my waking eyes (Isaac Watts)
Once more the earth awakens to the morning (Caroline Eyring Miner)
Once more the orchard treadles at her loom (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
Once more the voice of God is heard by men (Evelyn N. Wood)
Once More We Come (Henry F. Lyte)
Once More We Come Before Our God (Henry F. Lyte)
Once more we come before our God—Once more his blessing ask (Henry F. Lyte)
Once more we have met on the cold snowy street (R. C. Evans)
Once more we’ve met to worship
Once more we welcome with a song (Edith Sanford Tillotson)
Once my life was filled with discord (John W. Peterson)
Once my sorrow was for the pain (Steven K. Jones)
Once my way was dark and dreary (Eliza E. Hewitt)
Once on a time a paper kite
Once on a time in the days that are olden (Emmeline B. Wells)
Once on a time, so I’ve been told (F. C. Burnand)
Once on a time, there was a man
Once on a time, there was a man, His name
Once our blessed Christ of beauty (N. B. Herrell)
Once our Father was like us (Joel H. Johnson)
Once some little apple seeds, Fell upon (Patty S. Hill)
Once there lived a bold fisherman (Maurice Talbot)
Once there lived a gnome Underneath (Helen Goodrich)
Once there lived a little man where a little (English folk song)
Once there lived a splendid man (Ann Underhill)
Once there was a family (Sylvia Knight Lloyd)
Once there was a hunter gay, Who was (French folk song)
Once there was a little fellow Gaily dressed (German folk song)
Once There Was a Little Kitty (Elizabeth Prentiss)
Once there was a little kitty, White as the snow (Elizabeth Prentiss)
Once there was a little man, Where a little (English folk song)
Once there was a little town Upon a quiet hill (Nancy Byrd Turner)
Once there was a Quaker lover
Once There Was a Snowman (Moiselle Renstrom)
Once there was a snowman, snowman, snowman (Moiselle Renstrom)
Once There Was a Turkey
Once there was written a song now immortal (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Once these vales were but a dreary (Evan Stephens)
Once three kings upon the break of day (Stephen Fay)
Once to Bethl’hem shepherds came (French carol)
Once to Every Man and Nation (James Russell Lowell)
Once to Ev’ry Man and Nation (James Russell Lowell)
Once to ev’ry man and nation Comes the moment (James Russell Lowell)
Once Upon a Time (Michael Webb)
Once upon a time a little old lady made (Frank Luther)
Once upon a time in a kingdom far away (Madilyn Paige)
Once was a maid in forest deep
Once We Sang and Danced (Susan R. Briehl)
Once we sang and danced with gladness (Susan R. Briehl)
Once we were a people afraid (David Haas)
Once within a Lowly Stable (Patty S. Hill)
Once within a lowly stable, Where the sheep (Patty S. Hill)
Once within a lowly stable, where the sheep and (Patty S. Hill)
Once within a lowly stable, Where the sheep and oxen (Patty S. Hill)
Once within a lowly stable, Where the sheep and oxen lay (Patty S. Hill)
On Christmas Day (Mary E. Wilkins Freeman)
On Christmas Day in the Morning
On Christmas Eve (Virginia Baker)
On Christmas Night (Luke Wadding)
On Christmas Night All Christians Sing (Luke Wadding)
On Christ’s Ascension I Now Build (Josua Wegelin; William M. Czamanske)
On Christ, the solid rock, I stand (Edward Mote)
On cool November mornings, Clouds
On December twenty-fifth, sing fum, fum, fum (Catalan carol)
Ondi-Ahman (Kenneth Cope)
On Eagle’s Wings (Michael Joncas)
On Eagle’s Wings (Michael Joncas)
One and one are two, And I can see you
One and one are two, and you’re the one (Clive Romney)
One and Two Are Three
One and two are three, I see you
On earth God gathers a tribe so beautiful (J. J. M. Bohn)
On earth has dawned this day of days (Nikolaus Hermann; Charles Sanford Terry)
On earth I walk alone, but I can feel (Susan Evans McCloud)
On Easter morn at early dawn (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
On Easter morn at early dawn before (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
One Biddy Brown, a country dame
“One body” is the church, says Paul (Thomas W. Smith)
“One body” is the church, says Paul, Of members not divided (Thomas W. Smith)
One Bread, One Body (John Foley)
One Bread, One Body (John Foley)
One bread, one body, one Lord of all (John Foley)
One Bright Star (Tom Edward Clark)
One Bright Star on that Christmas night (Tom Edward Clark)
One bud the Gardener gave me (F. I. Darling)
One bud the Gard’ner gave me (F. I. Darling)
One by One (Larry Pearson; Marie Pearson)
One by One (Steven K. Jones)
One by One (David A. Bednar)
One by One (Nik Day; Jake Garvin)
One by One (John V. Pearson)
One by One (Sally DeFord)
One by One (Nathan D. Garlick)
One by One (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
One by one, one by one (David A. Bednar)
One by one, one by one, one by one, here we go!
One by one the flowers dying, One by one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
One by one they saw Him come (John V. Pearson)
One candle for Baby, one pretty round cake (Emilie Poulsson)
One Candle Is Lit (Mary Anne Parrott)
One Clear Night (Shauna Hart; Rebekah H. Jennings; Tamara Whitmer)
One clear night, one bright star (Shauna Hart; Rebekah H. Jennings; Tamara Whitmer)
One Common Prayer (Audrey Schulz)
One common prayer have we (Audrey Schulz)
One Day (Matt Mylroie)
One Day (Nathan Waite)
One Day (J. Wilbur Chapman)
One Day (Bertha A. Kleinman)
One Day (J. Wilbur Chapman)
One day as I walked in the path of doubt (Dora F. Hendricks)
One day as trav’ling on the path of life (Lee Robinson)
One day a sunbeam met a cloud (The Youth’s Companion)
One day a sunbeam met a cloud; ’Twas (The Youth’s Companion)
One Day at a Time (Dustin Christensen; Tyler Castleton)
One day I in a lonely place (J. J. M. Bohn)
One day I’ll be baptized (Jocelyn Parker Parmer)
One day I’ll live by the ocean (Nathan Waite)
One day I made a snowman (Ether H. Chesterfield)
One day in my garden, oh, what did I see! (Linn Moore Miller)
One day in my Granny’s garden, One fine day (Ukrainian folk song)
One day I realized (Happy Medium)
One day it came, a storm within my soul (Arlene L. Buffington)
One day I traveled a toilsome road (Haldor Lillenas)
One day I was burdened, my mind was ill at ease (R. H. G.)
One day my mother said to me (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
One day, the little drops of rain (Eliza E. Hewitt)
One day there was Naaman the leper (Arlene L. Buffington)
One day the sun was warm and bright (Anon.)
One day when fell the Spirit’s whisper (Vida E. Smith)
One day when heaven was filled with His praises (J. Wilbur Chapman)
One day, when I went off to school, I started (Barbara Wentworth)
One December, Bright and Clear (Catalonian carol)
One doll, two dolls, Lots in a row (Agnes Choate Wonson)
One evening last summer a young lady frog (Cuban folk song)
One Fervent Prayer (Joseph Smith III)
One Finger, One Thumb
One finger, one thumb, keep growing
One finger, one thumb, one hand
One finger, one thumb, one hand keep moving
One Fleeting Hour (Karl Fuhrmann)
One for each blessed day (Shawna Belt Edwards)
One For the Money
One for the money, Two for the show
One Great Love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
One Hand Is Never Sufficient (Juan Damián)
One happy day, long, long ago (Samuel N. Mitchell)
One heart broken by a careless word (Scott Krippayne; Sarah Hart)
One Heart in the Right Place (Michael McLean)
One Heart, One Mind (Roger C. Hoffman)
One heart, One mind, Blessing mankind (Roger C. Hoffman)
One, He Loves
One, he loves; two, he loves; Three, he loves
One Hope, One Heart (Jeanni Gould)
One Hour with Jesus (William Lewis)
One Hour with Jesus, the Shepherd (William Lewis)
One hour with Jesus, the Shepherd of the fold (William Lewis)
One Hundred Years (Evan Stephens)
One hundred years quickly have passed on (V. James Lovalvo)
One hundred years since God sent His servant (Evan Stephens)
One hymn more, O my lyre! Praise, praise (John Greenleaf Whittier)
One, I love; two, I love her; Three, with her (J. R. Gray)
One I love with all my heart (Moiselle Renstrom)
One I love with all my heart, mother dear it’s you (Moiselle Renstrom)
One in a Million! (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
One in Charity (Rachel Mecham Goates)
One is low, it’s the first you know; Two starts
One Is the Body (John Bell)
One is the body and one is the Head (John Bell)
One is walking with me (Haldor Lillenas)
One is walking with me over life’s uneven way (Haldor Lillenas)
One Last Cry (McKnight; Barnes; Barnes)
One Last Look
One Last Pruning (Arlene L. Buffington)
One little apple round and red (Moiselle Renstrom)
One little boy went marching along (Moiselle Renstrom)
One little bud on a tree peeped out (Moiselle Renstrom)
One Little Elephant (Japanese singing game)
One little Indian stand up. Two little Indians (Scale song)
One little light on a Christmas tree (Moiselle Renstrom)
One little shepherd, two baby lambs (Toni Thomas)
One Little Star (Susan Coolidge)
One little star in the starry night (Susan Coolidge)
One little star in the starry night, One little (Susan Coolidge)
One little turkey ran away (Moiselle Renstrom)
One little, two little, three little Indians (Anon.)
One little, two little, three little Indians, four little, five (Anon.)
One long look at moonlit, starlit skies, One deep breath (Blanche K. McKey)
One Lovely Rule (Nancy Byrd Turner)
One Man Shall Mow My Meadow (English folk song)
One man shall mow my meadow, Two (English folk song)
One Man Went to Mow
One man went to mow, went to mow a meadow
One merry summer day, Two roses were at play (Julia C. Ballard)
One Misty, Moisty Morning (Old rhyme)
One misty, moisty morning, When cloudy (Old rhyme)
One More Day (Nik Day)
One More Day (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
One More Day
One more day, one more day (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
One More Day’s Work for Jesus (Anna Warner)
One More River (Anon.)
One more year has gond! (Mary B. C. Slade)
One More Year Has Gone (Mary B. C. Slade)
One more year has gone! Joyful marching (Mary B. C. Slade)
One more year has gone, joyful marching on (Mary B. C. Slade)
One morning a huntsman all gallant and gay (German song)
One morning in the month of May (English folk song)
One morning, not so long ago, The cherry tree (Ella D. Watkins)
One morning very early, Up in the cherry trees (Clara Edwards)
One night I dreamed a dream (Arnold Stringham; Susan Evans McCloud)
One Night in Bethlehem (Joyce O. Evans)
One night I went to bed, And found I could not (Elizabeth C. Taylor)
One night I went to bed and found I could not go (Elizabeth C. Taylor)
On Ensign Peak Our Flag Flies High (Mark Nichols)
One Of A City And Two Of A Family (Arlene L. Buffington)
One of a city and two of a fam’ly (Arlene L. Buffington)
One of These Days (American folk song)
One of these days, (One of these days) (American folk song)
One of these mornings bright and fair (African-American spiritual)
One of Time’s Changes (Eliza R. Snow)
One of Time’s Changes (Eliza R. Snow)
One, one by one (Steven K. Jones)
One, one by one, ev’ry one (Steven K. Jones)
One or More in ’74 (Maurine Iris Benson Deen)
One or more, One or more, One or more in seventy four (Maurine Iris Benson Deen)
One People, Here, We Gather (Mary Louise Bringle)
One Potato, Two Potatoes (Children’s chant)
One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes (Children’s chant)
One potato, two potatoes, three potatoes, four (Children’s chant)
One Prayer Away (Nik Day; Russ Dixon)
One Quiet Night (German folk song)
One quiet night before the light (German folk song)
One request, Lord, I make of you (Psalm 27; Alberto Taulé)
One Sacred Moment (Boyd A. Waite)
One sad and rainy April day Our darling (Abbie Farwell Brown)
One sails away to sea, to sea, One stands (William Dean Howells)
One sat alone beside the highway begging (Oswald J. Smith)
On Esek Harden’s oaken floor (John Greenleaf Whittier)
One single ray this Sabbath day (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
One Small Child (David Meece)
One small child in a land of a thousand (David Meece)
One solitary question opened heaven (Greg Simpson)
One song, my comrades, ere we go (K. T. Sizer)
One Soul (Nik Day)
One Special Star (Janie Smith Nebeker)
One Star (Cherie Call)
One star is trembling into sight (Chambers’ Journal)
One Step at a Time (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
One Step At A Time (Arlene L. Buffington)
One summer’s eve, as the sea was driven (Henry C. Work)
One Sunrise (Elsie E. Barrett)
One sweet assurance e’er is mine, though doubt (Edwin F. Parry)
One Sweet Hour With Jesus (Charles H. Gabriel)
One sweet hour with Jesus every day (Charles H. Gabriel)
One sweet hour with Jesus ev’ry day (Charles H. Gabriel)
One sweetly solemn solemn thought (Phoebe Cary)
One sweetly solemn solemn thought comes to me (Phoebe Cary)
One sweetly solemn tho’t (Phoebe Cary)
One sweetly solemn tho’t Comes to me (Phoebe Cary)
One Sweetly Solemn Thought (Phoebe Cary)
One There Is, above All Others (John Newton)
One There Is Above All Others (Marianne Nunn)
One there is above all others, Oh how he loves! (Marianne Nunn)
One there is, above all others, Well deserves the name of Friend (John Newton)
One thing I of the Lord desire (Walter C. Smith)
One thing only, Lord, is needful (Johann Heinrich Schröder)
One Thing’s Needful (Frances E. Cox)
One thing’s needful; Lord, this treasure (Frances E. Cox)
One Thing to Lose (Greg Simpson)
One time when I was shipwrecked
One to make ready; Two to keep steady (Anna M. Pratt)
One True Hope (Nik Day)
One True Shepherd, One True Fold (Merrijane Rice)
One, two and three, Will you come (Ethel Crowninshield)
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe
One, two, buckle my shoe; Three, four
One, two candles we must take, Put them on (Emilie Poulsson)
One, two, I stretch up tall (Moiselle Renstrom)
One, two, I stretch up tall; Then I turn around (Moiselle Renstrom)
One, Two, Three (A. C. Smyth)
One, Two, Three
One, Two, Three (Ethel Crowninshield)
One, Two, Three (Chinese children’s song)
One, Two, Three (Albert W. Wassell)
One, two, three; A bonny boat I see (Margaret Johnson)
One, two, three, Caroline! That is how (Louisiana Creole song)
One, two, three, Come marketing with me! (Nancy Byrd Turner)
One, two, three, dance with me (Julia Colton Willard)
One, Two, Three, Four (Joan Henry)
One, Two, Three, Four (Children’s rhyme)
One, two, three, four, Benny’s at the kitchen (Children’s rhyme)
One, Two, Three, Four, Five (English folk song)
One, two, three, four, five little boys (Moiselle Renstrom)
One, two, three, four, five, Once I caught (English folk song)
One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven (Folk song)
One, two, three, four, five, six, sev’n, Tell me (Folk song)
One, two, three, four, five, six, sev’n, Where’s
One, two, three, four; Mary at the kitchen door (Nursery rhyme)
One, two, three, four pennies, I’m going
One, two, three, glide along, Dance to the music (Albert W. Wassell)
One, two, three, The bumblebee
One, two, three, three, two, one, Singing (Chinese children’s song)
One, two, three, tick-a, tack-a tee (Lilla Belle Pitts)
O never say fail, O never say fail (Anon.)
One Voice (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
One Voice (Gladys Knight)
One Way Ticket To Zion (Roberta West)
one-who-is-all-unfit-to-count (Narayan Vaman Tilak)
One who is all unfit to count (Narayan Vaman Tilak)
One winter night a star shone bright (Patty S. Hill)
One Wish I Have Above All Else (Albert Knapp)
One World (J. W. Bratton)
On Faith (Mary Judd Page)
On folly’s lips
On folly’s lips a string of tattlings dwell
On foot I gaily take my way (Anon.)
On Galilee’s High Mountain (Henry L. Lettermann)
On God I call in all my grief (Joel H. Johnson)
On grassy slopes and meadows green (Ann Underhill)
On Great Lone Hills (Amy Sherman Bridgman)
On Halloween (Wanda Cook)
On Hearing a Bird Sing in February (Hannah T. King)
On Hearing a Symphony of Beethoven
On Hearing Some Favorite Music (Hannah T. King)
On His Birthday (Emmeline B. Wells)
On his bronco the gay caballero
On holidays and such like festive times (Emmeline B. Wells)
On horses that leap we go riding around (Carol Fuller)
O Night, lovely Night, Thou art holy and calm (Zeila)
On Jordan’s Banks the Baptist’s Cry (Charles Coffin)
On Jordan’s bank the Baptist’s cry (Charles Coffin)
On Jordan’s Stormy Bank I Stand (Samuel Stennett)
On Jordan’s Stormy Banks (Samuel Stennett)
On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand (Samuel Stennett)
On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand, And cast (Samuel Stennett)
On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand, and cast a wishful eye (Samuel Stennett)
On Lovely Susquehanna’s Banks (Evelyn N. Wood)
Only a Boy Named David (Arthur Arnott)
Only a boy named David, only a little sling (Arthur Arnott)
Only a Leaf out of a Life’s History (Hannah T. King)
Only a Little While (Somerset C. Lowry)
Only a little while of brave endeavor (Somerset C. Lowry)
Only a little while of brave endeavor, only a little (Somerset C. Lowry)
Only a man (Aimee Nolte)
Only a manger, cold and bare (Martin L. Green)
“Only a penny a box,” he said
Only a Prayer Away (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
Only a Sinner (James M. Gray)
Only a Step to Jesus! (Fanny J. Crosby)
Only beginning the journey
Only begotten, Word of God eternal (Maxwell J. Blacker)
Only-Begotten, Word of God Eternal (Maxwell J. Blacker)
Only Believe (Paul Rader)
Only Believe (Paul Rader)
Only believe, only believe (Paul Rader)
Only Christ Brings Joy (Hermes A. Bardales)
Only Dreamers See (Arlene L. Buffington)
Only God (G. S.)
Only God can bring us gladness (Johan Olof Wallin)
Only God Can Save Us Now (Arlene L. Buffington)
Only Jesus (Avis Christiansen)
Only Love (Rafael Grullón; S. T. Kimbrough Jr.)
Only love, only love (Rafael Grullón; S. T. Kimbrough Jr.)
Only once was I so funny, Hobby derry dando (Welsh folk song)
Only One (C. A. T.)
Only One (George Cooper)
Only One Life (Avis Christiansen)
Only one life to offer (Avis Christiansen)
Only one mother (Joseph E. Cardon)
Only Shadows (Alfred H. Ackley)
Only the Lonely Heart (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Only the lonely heart Can feel the yearning (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
Only This Morning (Jeanni Gould)
Only to Thee, God and Lord (Pedro Castro)
Only Trust Him (John H. Stockton)
Only Trust Him (John H. Stockton)
Only What You Do for Christ Will Last (Raymond Rasberry)
Only You (Nik Day; Micah Rindlisbacher)
On melodies’ bright pinions Beloved we (Heinrich Heine)
On Memorial Day (Carol Fuller)
On memory’s wall hangs a picture (R. C. Evans)
On Moonlight Bay (Edward Madden)
On mountain tops the mount of God (Michael Bruce)
On mountain tops the mount of God In latter days shall rise (Michael Bruce)
On mules we find Two legs behind
On my finger Petko put a ring-o, Gold
On My Heart Imprint Your Image (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
On My Honor (Harry Bartelt)
On my honor I’ll do my best (Harry Bartelt)
On My Journey Home (Isaac Watts)
On My Journey Home (B. H. H.)
On ne peut que trouver vilaine (Jacqueline Krieger)
O Noble Mother Pioneer (Evan Stephens)
O noble mother pioneer, Songs we sing (Evan Stephens)
O No, John! (Anon.)
On, One and All (B. F. Blakeley)
On one and all, yonder the sun is shining bright (B. F. Blakeley)
On One Spring Day (S. Dilworth Young)
On one spring day, long long ago (S. Dilworth Young)
On, on, O thou soul! Tho’ the way (Frederic Manley)
On! on we go with lightning speed (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O Northland so old, where the high mountains (Wilbur Weeks)
O not alone with outward sign (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O not alone with outward sign Of fear, or voice from heaven (John Greenleaf Whittier)
On, O Thou Soul (Frederic Manley)
On Our Way (Betty Lue Whiting)
On Our Way Rejoicing (John S. Monsell)
On our way rejoicing, As we forward move (John S. Monsell)
On our way the wagon trains are rolling (Betty Lue Whiting)
On Our Way to Rejoicing (John S. Monsell)
O now, dear Lord, since I am sick (Joel H. Johnson)
O now I see the cleansing wave (Phoebe P. Knapp)
O now I see the crimson [cleansing] wave (Phoebe P. Knapp)
On Pentecost They Gathered (Jane Parker Huber)
On Reading the Book of God (Alexander Campbell)
On Revisiting Haunts of Old (Hannah T. King)
On River Jordan’s Banks I Stand (Samuel Stennett)
On Samoa’s sunny island (Myra Longhurst)
On Samoa’s sunny island o’er the broad Pacific (Myra Longhurst)
On Saturday Holiday (Genevieve Fox)
On shiny tracks the trolley cars Run happily (Sarah Grames Clark)
On Springfield Mountain there did dwell (Mountain ballad)
On summer mornings when it’s hot
On Sunday morning church bells ring (Anna L. Whitmore)
On Sunday when I waken It’s diff’rent (Nancy Byrd Turner)
On that bright and glorious morning (Bertha Ashton)
On that bright and golden morning when the Son of man shall come (Bertha Ashton)
On that day I met upon the way (Joseph Domergue)
On that holy night
On the ancient castle tow’r Cold the moonlight (Bansui Doi)
On the back of a wagon counting turns of the wheel (Sherryl Crockett)
On the Baltic (Estonian folk song)
On the Banks of Allan Water (English folk song)
On the banks of a murm’ring, limpid stream (Emmeline B. Wells)
On the Banks of Jordan (African-American spiritual)
On the battle front we stand, ’neath (David Stevens)
On the beach at Heeia When the surf (Hawaiian song)
On the bend of a winding river (Ruth May Fox)
On the Bend of the River (Ruth May Fox)
On the breeze, o’er the great Pacific wave (Evan Stephens)
On the breeze, o’er the great Pacific wave, Comes a sweet sound (Evan Stephens)
On the Bridge
On the bridge at Avignon
On the bridge near the town, See the people
On the bridge of Avignon
On the bridge of Avignon Ev’rybody
On the bridge of Avignon, we are dancing
On the brow of night there shines a silver star (D. K. En.)
On the Bus (George S. Applegarth)
On the cradle in the treetop sleeps a tiny bird
On the Cross of Calvary (Sarah Jean Graham)
On the cross of Calvary, Jesus died (Sarah Jean Graham)
On the Crucifixion (Samuel Wesley Sr.)
On the Day of Resurrection (Michael Peterson)
On the Death (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death of a Pet Lamb (Hannah T. King)
On the Death of Brother John Kendall (Thomas Ward)
On the Death of Gen. Don Carlos Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death of Harriot Frances Wheeler (Phineas H. Young)
On the Death of Her Little Daughter (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death of Her Little Son (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death of J. S. (Eliza R. Snow)
On the Death of Lorenzo D. Barnes (Thomas Ward)
On the Death of President Harrison (Eliza R. Snow)
On the deck stood Columbus
On the deck stood Columbus; the ocean’s expanse
On the Demise of My Young Friend, Bessie Howard (Hannah T. King)
On the desert sands I find Where I dance (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
On the distant lonely prairie, In a lonely (Jonathan Hughes Arnett)
On Thee, each morning, O my God (Andrew Kippis)
On thee, our Heavenly Father (Joel H. Johnson)
On thee, our Heav’nly Father (Joel H. Johnson)
On the Farm (Maude Burnham)
On the first day of Christmas (Traditional English carol)
On the first day of Christmas my true love (Traditional English carol)
On the first day of Christmas my true love sent to me (Traditional English carol)
On the first day of December (R. C. Evans)
On the First Thanksgiving Day (Anon.)
On the first Thanksgiving Day Pilgrims (Anon.)
On the Flowery Path (E. Schönfeld)
On the Fourth (Nancy Byrd Turner)
On the Ground Here I Lie (Chippewa Indian song)
On the ground here I lie, Face to earth (Chippewa Indian song)
On the happy, golden shore (Henrietta E. Blair)
On the hay in lowly Bethlehem (Al Switzler)
On the hill of Carmel Gold of dawning (Frederick H. Martens)
On the hill of Carmel Gold of dawning lies (Frederick H. Martens)
On the Indian reservation Where the land (Jane Bradford Terry)
On the Journey to Emmaus (Marty Haugen)
On the long rail of iron, the train from Almendral (Uruguayan children’s game)
On the long straight highway (Susanna Myers)
On the Mall (Adelaide Maibrunn)
On the Merry-go-round (Carol Fuller)
On the Morning (Barbara C. Mink)
On the morn of the third day (Joel H. Johnson)
On the mountain (Rose Fyleman)
On the mountain early in the morning, Something (Austrian folk song)
On the mountain I hear the sound of the wind
On the Mountain, in the Valley (J. M. M.)
On the mountain, in the valley, See the new (J. M. M.)
On the Mountain Path (Margaret Fullerton)
On the mountain’s airy height
On The Mountain’s Top Appearing (John Kelly)
On the mountain’s top appearing, Lo, the sacred (John Kelly)
On the mountain’s top appearing, Lo! the sacred herald stands! (John Kelly)
On the mountain top appearing (John Kelly)
On the mountain top appearing Lo! the sacred hearld stands! (John Kelly)
On the Mountain Tops (Michael Bruce)
On the mountain tops appearing (John Kelly)
On the New Year bells are ringing, ringing gay and (Lillie M. Jordan)
On the Other Side (Thomas O. Chisholm)
On the other side is a land of wonder (Thomas O. Chisholm)
On the page of revelation (Joel H. Johnson)
On the Pioneer Trail (Anna Johnson)
On the pioneer trail we’re marching (Evan Stephens)
On the Pioneer Trail we’re marching, In the footsteps (Evan Stephens)
On the Plain! On the Plain! (H. V. Kaalund)
On the plains of Judea me thinks I hear (Parley P. Pratt)
On the Plantation
On the Portrait of Elder G. P. Dykes (John Lyon)
On the resurrection day (Thomas S. Maley)
On the road, one day to Willamolay (Lorrain E. Watters)
On the Road to Mandalay (Rudyard Kipling)
On the Road to Willamolay (Lorrain E. Watters)
On the sea of life (T. W. Brookbank)
On the shores of Ontario (Parley P. Pratt)
On the shores of Ontario I’m now doom’d to wander (Parley P. Pratt)
On the shores of the great inland sea (Joseph L. Townsend)
On the Train (May Morgan)
On the twigs, within a hedge, A bird (Friedrich Froebel)
On the victory side (Fanny J. Crosby)
On the wall hangs an old wooden clock (Wallace F. Bennett)
On the wall hangs an old wooden clock, saying (Wallace F. Bennett)
On the water blue and deep Now a boat
On the Way to California (Pioneer folk song)
On the way to glory (Joseph L. Townsend)
On the Way to School (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
On this blessed Easter day, Little children
On This Day (Piae Cantiones, 1582)
On This Day Earth Shall Ring (Piae Cantiones, 1582)
On this day, let songs ring! Sweet and clear (Piae Cantiones, 1582)
On This Day of Joy and Gladness (Leroy J. Robertson)
On this day of joy and gladness, Lord, we praise thy holy name (Leroy J. Robertson)
On this day, the first of days (Henry Williams Baker)
On this glad birthday Sunday (Vida E. Smith)
On this, God’s holy day (Evan A. Fry)
On this happy afternoon, Our voices (Erma T. Pratt)
On This Holy Day of Worship (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
On This Holy Easter Morning (Arlene C. Hamblin)
On this Holy Lord’s day morning (Charles McMillan)
On This Stone Now Laid (John Pierpont)
On this stone now laid with prayer (John Pierpont)
On this Templed Hill (Heather René Legler)
On this the day that gave thee birth (Emmeline B. Wells)
On Tiptoe (Laura Ormiston Chant)
On Tiptoes (Judith Clark)
On Tombigbee river, so bright, I was born (American folk song)
On top of old Smokey All covered with snow (American folk song)
On Top of Old Smoky (American folk song)
On top of old Smoky All cover’d with snow (American folk song)
On top of old Smoky, all covered with snow (American folk song)
O Nuu ma Mālō (J. H. Beck)
Onward and Upward (Eliza E. Hewitt)
Onward, brother, though the region (Samuel Johnson)
Onward, brother, though the region Where thou art be drear and lone (Samuel Johnson)
Onward, Christan soldiers! (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward, Christian Soldiers (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward, Christian soldiers! Marching as to war (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward, Christian soldiers, marching as to war, With the cross (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward, Christian Soliders (Sabine Baring-Gould)
Onward Ever (Susa Young Gates)
Onward Ever Upward (Eliza E. Hewitt)
Onward, ever upward, Steps and voices joined (Eliza E. Hewitt)
Onward flows the mighty river Flowing onward
Onward Forever (W. Ernest Young)
Onward! Forward! (Charles H. Gabriel)
Onward, Forward Saints to Zion (Amos E. Allen)
Onward, onward, men of heaven (Lydia H. Sigourney)
Onward, onward, men of heaven; Bear the gospel banner high (Lydia H. Sigourney)
Onward, speed thy conquering flight (Samuel F. Smith)
Onward, speed thy conqu’ring flight (Samuel F. Smith)
Onward, speed thy conqu’ring flight; Angel, onward speed (Samuel F. Smith)
Onward still, and upward, Follow evermore (Eliza E. Hewitt)
Onward to Zion (Frederick M. Smith)
Onward to Zion, faithful and strong (Frederick M. Smith)
Onward Ye Peoples (Viktor Rydberg)
On What Has Now Been Sown (John Newton)
On Wings of Song
On Wings of Song (Heinrich Heine)
On wings of song I will take thee
On yonder hills there stands a creature (Anon.)
On yonder hill there stands a creature (Anon.)
On your gentle mother’s knee (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
On your gentle mother’s knee, You were once a child like me (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
On Zion’s hill Jehovah reigns (Joel H. Johnson)
On Zion’s hill thy people meet (Joel H. Johnson)
On Zion’s land there shall be rest (John Parry)
On Zion’s Mount, the house of God (Joel H. Johnson)
On Zion’s sacred ground we stand
On Zion’s sacred hill (Joel H. Johnson)
Oompa, oompa goes the tuba in the big (William R. Fisher; Doris R. Fisher)
O, once I dwelt in Babylon (William Willes)
O once there were three fishermen
O One with God the Father (William W. How)
Oopsy Daisy Oh! (Louise Ayres Garnett)
Oo ’Tis the night of Halloween (Moiselle Renstrom)
Oo ’Tis the night of Halloween; Oo When such (Moiselle Renstrom)
O our Father we invoke Thee (Lula Greene Richards)
O, our Father, we invoke Thee while we linger (Lula Greene Richards)
O our Father we invoke Thee while we linger here (Lula Greene Richards)
O outou, Isaraelu (Ransom M. Stevens)
O Outou Israelu (Ransom M. Stevens)
Op al den ting, som Gud har gjort (Hans Adolph Brorson)
O Paradise (Sadie B. Cadman)
O Paradise, O Paradise (Frederick William Faber)
O Paschal Feast, what joy is thine! (George Henry Trabert; Olavus Petri)
O patinho está nadando (Brazilian folk song)
Op dog, Zion, ser du ej (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
Opened for Me (Merrill Dunlop)
Open, Eternal Gates (Psalm 24:7–10 (Dios Habla Hoy))
Open every window, open every door (Julie de Azevedo; Greg Simpson)
Open for me the gates of righteousness (James Hart Brumm)
Open for me the gates of the righteous (James Hart Brumm)
Opening hymn (George Manwaring)
Opening Hymn (Samuel L. Evans)
Opening Prayer (Mary H. Knox)
Opening Sentence
Open, little eyelids, Night has flown (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Open, little eyelids, Night has flown away (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Open my eyes (Clara H. Scott)
Open My Eyes, O Lord (Roy A. Cheville)
Open my eyes, O Lord, That I may see (Roy A. Cheville)
Open My Eyes, That I May See (Clara H. Scott)
Open my eyes, that I may see, Glimpses (Clara H. Scott)
Open My Heart (Keith Lancaster)
Open my heart to what you know (Keith Lancaster)
Open, now, open the doorways of justice! (Pablo D. Sosa)
Open now the crystal fountain, whence (William Williams)
Open Now Thy Gates of Beauty (Benjamin Schmolck)
Open! Open! Open the gates of the temple (Fanny J. Crosby)
Open Our Eyes (Bob Cull)
Open Our Eyes (Kevin Keil)
Open Our Eyes (Ruth Hays)
Open Our Eyes, Lord (Bob Cull)
Open our eyes, Lord, We want to see (Bob Cull)
Open our eyes, Lord, we want to see Jesus (Bob Cull)
Open Our Eyes, Thy Glory Beholding (E. O. S.)
Open, Shut Them (Anon.)
Open the door for the children (Mary A. Pepper Kidder)
Open the Doors of the Temple (Dios Habla Hoy)
Open the Eyes of My Heart (Paul Baloche)
Open the eyes of my heart, Lord (Paul Baloche)
Open the Gates of the Temple (Fanny J. Crosby)
Open the Gates Wide (Weihnachtskantate op. 34)
Open the Windows
Open the Windows (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Open the windows of heaven (Charles Edward Pollock)
Open Thou Mine Eyes (Lancelot Andrewes)
Open Up Your Eyes
Open Wide the Heavens
Open Wide, Ye Doors (John W. Peterson)
Open wide, ye everlasting doors (John W. Peterson)
Open Your Ears, O Faithful People (Martin Tel; Willard F. Jabusch)
Open your eyes (Rita S. Robinson)
Open your eyes and you will see (Rita S. Robinson)
Open your eyes and you will see Miracles on ev’ry (Rita S. Robinson)
Open Your Hearts (Carolyn Fritsch)
Open your hearts, all you who hear this (Carolyn Fritsch)
Open Your Mouth and Praise the Lord! (Godwin Sadoh)
O Perfect Life of Love (Henry W. Baker)
O Perfect Love (Dorothy B. Gurney)
O perfect Love, all human thoughts transcending (Dorothy B. Gurney)
O perfect Love, all human thought transcending (Dorothy B. Gurney)
Opfer und Gehorsam (Richard T. Haag)
Oplad dit Øje, Kvinde, Mand (J. J. M. Bohn)
Opløft dit Hoved, Jesu Brud (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
O pour thy Spirit from on high (James Montgomery)
O power of love, all else transcending (Gerhard Tersteegen)
Opportunity (Elizabeth H. Welker)
Opportunity (Emma M. Phillips)
Opportunity (Mabel Jones)
Opposites (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Opposition (Virginia M. Kammeyer)
Oppression has followed God’s people (Arlene L. Buffington)
O Praise God’s Name Together (Michael Morgan)
O praise him, O praise him (St. Francis of Assisi)
O praise His name, ye Sons of God (Ryan Lee Kemp)
O Praise the Gracious Power (Thomas H. Troeger)
O Praise the Lord, for It Is Good
O praise the Lord, who delivers your soul from death
O Praise Ye the Lord! (Henry Williams Baker)
O praise ye the Lord! Praise him in the height (Henry Williams Baker)
O praise ye the Lord, prepare a new song (Philip Doddridge)
O Press Thy Cheek Against Mine Own (German song)
O pretty Polly Oliver, one hot summer’s day (W. G. Rothery)
O Princess, will you marry me? I love (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O Promise Me (Clement Scott)
O promise me that some day you and I (Clement Scott)
O prophet of Zion, our joy is in Thee, The hero of ages (William H. Apperley)
Op, Zions Brødre, op til Strid! (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
O quanta qualia sunt illa Sabbata (Peter Abelard)
O Radiant Christ, Incarnate Word (Ruth Duck)
O Radiant Light, O Sun Divine (William G. Storey)
Orange or red, light over head (Mabel E. Bray)
Orange or red, light overhead (Mabel E. Bray)
Orange or red, light over head, You will find (Mabel E. Bray)
Orange, red and yellow, Gently floating down (Dorothy S. Andersen)
Oranges and Lemons
“Oranges and lemons,” say the bells
Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clemen’s
Orchestra (Anon.)
Orchestral Part for Jamboree
Orchestral Part for Wherever the Irish (L. J.)
Orchestra Song (Willy Geister)
Orchestration for “A New Created World”
Orchestration for Angels, Ever Bright and Fair (Thomas Morell)
Orchestration for As Lately We Watched
Orchestration for Carmen, Carmela (Agustín Lara)
Orchestration for Come, Ye Thankful People, Come (Henry Alford)
Orchestration for Faith of Our Fathers (Frederick W. Faber)
Orchestration for Friendship (Lorrain E. Watters)
Orchestration for God Save the Queen (Anon.)
Orchestration for Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Charles Wesley)
Orchestration for Honesty Is the Very Best Policy
Orchestration for In the Plaza (Mexican folk song)
Orchestration for ’Liza Jane (Folk song)
Orchestration for Marching Song
Orchestration for Michael Finnigin (Folk song)
Orchestration for “O Canada” (Adolphe B. Routhier)
Orchestration for O Worship the King (Robert Grant)
Orchestration for Skip to My Lou (Traditional singing game)
Orchestration for The Meadows
Orchestration for Vive la Compagnie (Anon.)
Order My Steps (Glenn Burleigh)
Order my steps in Your word, dear Lord (Glenn Burleigh)
Ordinance of Healing (Ruth G. Smith)
Ordination (Jewell Dawson)
Ordination (David H. Smith)
Ordination (Helen Harrington)
Ordination (Vere Jameson)
O reapers of life’s harvest (Isaac B. Woodbury)
O reapers of life’s harvest, Why stand (Isaac B. Woodbury)
O reapers of life’s harvest, why stand with rusted blade (Isaac B. Woodbury)
Oregon, My Oregon (John Andrew Buchanan)
Oregon State Song (John Andrew Buchanan)
O Rejoice, Ye Christians, Loudly (Christian Keimann; Catherine Winkworth)
O remember, O, remember, and learn wisdom (Brent N. Jorgensen)
O Render Thanks (Nahum Tate; Nicholas Brady)
O render thanks to God above, The glorious font of lasting love (Nahum Tate; Nicholas Brady)
O rest in the Lord (Julius Schubring)
O rest in the Lord, wait patiently for Him (Julius Schubring)
Organization of Toronto Branch (R. C. Evans)
Organize My Church (David H. Smith)
Organize My Church and Kingdom (David H. Smith)
Organize my Church and Kingdom, Not in order men approve (David H. Smith)
Oriental Romance (A. Koltzóff)
O Risen Christ, Still Wounded (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
O risen Christ, still wounded, triumphant, broken Life (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
Orléans, Beaugency, Notre Dame
Orléans, Beaugency, Notre Dame de Cléry
O Robin they tell me you’re going away (Thomas P. Westendorf)
O, Rockaway land is the land of dreams (Edith L. Bokeloh)
O rose of June, thou art so fair! (Nixon Waterman)
O round-faced owl, you look so wise (Rebecca B. Foresman)
O, rugged land of old Vermont! (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
O Ruler of the Universe
O ruler of the universe, Lord God
Orvokkini
Orvokkini tummasilmä
O sabbath rest of Galilee (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O Sacred Head Now Wounded (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O sacred Head, now wounded, With grief (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O sacred head, now wounded, with grief and shame weighed down (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O Sacred Head, Sore Wounded (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O Sacred Head Surrounded (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O sacred shrine! where love-light gleams (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O safe to the Rock that is higher than I (William O. Cushing)
O Saints, have ye seen o’er yon mountain’s proud height (Parley P. Pratt)
O Saints, have you seen o’er yon mountains proud height (Parley P. Pratt)
O Saints in Splendor Sing (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
O Saints of Zion (Ed M. Rowe)
O Saints of Zion, hear the voice (Ed M. Rowe)
O salig den, Guds Ord har hørt (Johan Nordahl Brun)
O salutaris Hostia (Thomas Aquinas)
O Sanctissima (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O sanctissima, O piissima, Dulcis virgo (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
Os anunciamos la paz
Os anunciamos la paz. Os anunciamos la paz
O Save Me, God, and Hear My Cry (Michael Morgan)
O saving Victim, opening wide (Thomas Aquinas)
O Savior, as my eyes behold (Avis Christiansen)
O Savior, for the Saints (Richard Mant)
O Savior Hear Me (Daniel Protheroe)
O Savior, Hear Me
O Savior hear me, I implore Thee, In Thee alone
O Savior, I Am Only One (Lynette K. Allen)
O Savior, in This Quiet Place (Fred Pratt Green)
O Savior, is thy promise fled? (Reginald Heber)
O Savior, Let Me Walk with You (Washington Gladden)
O Savior of our fallen race (Gilbert E. Doan)
O Savior, precious Savior (Frances R. Havergal)
O Savior, precious Savior, Whom yet (Frances R. Havergal)
O Savior, Rend the Heavens Wide (Friedrich von Spee)
O Savior, Thou Who Healed the Sick (Kaimi Wenger)
O Savior, Thou Who Wearest a Crown (Arnulf of Leuven; Paul Gerhardt)
O Saviour, bless us ere we go (Frederick William Faber)
O Saviour, precious Saviour (Frances R. Havergal)
O Saviour Sweet
O Saviour sweet, O Saviour kind
O Say, Can You See! (Francis Scott Key)
O say! can you see, by the dawn’s (Francis Scott Key)
O say, can you see by the dawn’s early light (Francis Scott Key)
O say can you see, by the dawn’s early light, What so (Francis Scott Key)
O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave (Francis Scott Key)
O, say have you heard of the famed mountain home (B. J. Beer)
O Say, What is Truth? (John Jaques)
O say, what is Truth? ’Tis the fairest gem (John Jaques)
O say, what is truth: ’Tis the fairest gem that the (John Jaques)
O say, what is truth? ’Tis the fairest gem That the riches (John Jaques)
O say, when must I look for death? (William W. Phelps)
O Schmetterling sprich, Was fliehst du mich? (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
Os doy el mandamiento de que os enseñéis (Doctrine and Covenants 85:21b, c, d, e (RLDS))
O see the little baby (Traditional)
O selige Stunden, die Jesus uns schenkt
O Selig Haus, Wo Man Dich Aufgenommen (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
O Senhor é a minha força (Taizé Community)
O Senhor é a minha força / In the Lord I’ll Be Ever Thankful (Taizé Community)
O Senhor é a minha força / In the Lord I’ll Be Ever Thankful / El Señor es mi fortaleza / Ô ma joie et mon espérance (Taizé Community)
O Senhor é a minha força / In the Lord I’ll be ever thankful / El Señor es mi fortaleza / Ô ma joie et mon espérance / Meine Hoffnung und meine Freude (Taizé Community)
O Senhor é a minha força / Ô ma joie et mon espérance / In the Lord I’ll be ever thankful (Taizé Community)
Os er idag en Frelser foedt (Birgitte K. Boye)
O set me in your presence forever
O shameful cross! on thee was hung (Horace L. Hastings)
O shameful cross! on thee was hung The bleeding One who died for me (Horace L. Hastings)
O Shenandoah (American folk song)
O Shenandoah, I long to hear you (American folk song)
O Shenandoah, I long to see you (American folk song)
O Shepherd, Hear and Lead Your Flock (Michael Morgan)
O shout the news to all the earth (Hugh C. Benner)
O Signore, dal tetto natio (Giuseppe Verdi)
O Signore, dal tetto natio (Giuseppe Verdi)
O sing, all ye lands, with jubilant voice (Harriet Reynolds Krauth Spaeth; Ulrik Vilhelm Koren)
O Sing a New Song (Helen L. Wright)
O sing a new song to God (Helen L. Wright)
O sing a new song to the Lord (Helen L. Wright)
O Sing a New Song to the Lord
O sing a new song to the Lord; sing, all
O sing a new song to the Lord; sing to the Lord (Helen L. Wright)
O Sing a Song of Bethlehem (Louis F. Benson)
O sing a song of Bethlehem, Of shepherds (Louis F. Benson)
O sing, choirs of angels (Latin hymn, 18th century; John F. Wade)
O Sing of Christ (Stephen P. Starke)
O sing of Christ, whose birth made known (Stephen P. Starke)
O Sing the Mighty Power of God (Isaac Watts)
O sing to Columbus, Who sailed
O Sing to the Lord (Brazilian folk song)
O sing to the Lord / Cantad al Señor (Brazilian folk song)
O, sing to the Lord, O sing God a new song / Cantad al Señor un cántico nuevo (Brazilian folk song)
O sing unto the Lord (Psalm 96:1; Archibald T. Davidson)
O sing unto the Lord (Psalm 96:1–3; V. G. G. T.)
O sing unto the Lord a new song! (Dale G. Rider)
O sing unto the Lord, sing Him a new song (Psalm 96:1–3; V. G. G. T.)
O sing unto the Lord, sing unto the Lord (Psalm 96:1; Archibald T. Davidson)
O Sing with Gladness! (Elbert A. Smith)
O sing with gladness! shout with joy! (Elbert A. Smith)
O sinner! hear the Gospel world (Joel H. Johnson)
O sinner, now be wise! (Joel H. Johnson)
O sisters, too, how may we do (Robert Croo)
O skjønne Lys fra Himlens Trone (J. J. M. Bohn)
O, skjønne Tid for Zions unge Rige (J. J. M. Bohn)
O skønne Lys fra Himlens Trone (J. J. M. Bohn)
O Sleep Well, Beautiful Baby (John E. Simons)
O sola magnarum urbium (Aurelius Clemens Prudentius)
O Soldier, O Soldier (Utah folk song)
O soldier, O soldier, won’t you marry me now (Utah folk song)
O Soldier, Soldier (Utah folk song)
O soldier, soldier, won’t you marry me? (Utah folk song)
O Sole Mio
O sometimes the shadows are deep (Erastus Johnson)
O Son of God, in Galilee (Anna Hoppe)
O Son of God, Thou Madest Known (Milton S. Littlefield)
O Son of God, with glory crowned (Horace L. Hastings)
O Son of God, with glory crowned, Upon thy Father’s throne (Horace L. Hastings)
O Son of Man, Our Hero Strong and Tender (Frank Fletcher)
O Son of Man, thou madest known (Milton S. Littlefield)
O Son of Man, who walked each day (Nancy Byrd Turner)
O Sons and Daughters (Jean Tisserand)
O Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing (Jean Tisserand)
O Sons and Daughters of the King (Jean Tisserand)
O Sons and Daughters, Sing Your Praise (Jean Tisserand)
O Sons of Zion (Ed M. Rowe)
O sons of Zion, hear the voice (Ed M. Rowe)
O sons of Zion, hear the voice Of him from courts (Ed M. Rowe)
O sorrow deep! (Friedrich von Spee; Charles Winfred Douglas; James Waring McCrady; Johann Rist)
Ososŏ / Come Now, O Prince of Peace (Geonyong Lee)
Ososŏ / Come Now, O Prince of Peace / Ven, Dios, Príncipe de Paz / Viens, viens Ô Roi de Paix (Geonyong Lee)
Ososŏ / Kom nu, Prins van vrede (Geonyong Lee)
Ososŏ, ososŏ / Come now, O Prince of peace (Geonyong Lee)
Ososŏ ososŏ, p’yŏnghwaŭi imgŭm / 오소서 오소서 병화의 임금 / Come now, O Prince of Peace, make us one body / Ven, Dios, Principe de Paz, haznos un cuerpo / Viens, viens, ô Roi de Paix et rassemble-nous / Komm nun, Fürst des Friedens, und mach uns einig in dir (Geonyong Lee)
Ososŏ ososŏ, p’yŏnghwaŭi imgŭm / 오소서 오소서 병화의 임금 / Kom nu, Prins van vrede, en maak ons één / Come now, O Prince of Peace, make us one body / Ven, Dios, Principe de Paz, haznos un cuerpo / Viens, viens, ô Roi de Paix et rassemble-nous / Komm nun, Fürst des Friedens, und mach uns einig in dir (Geonyong Lee)
O soul, are you weary and troubled? (Helen H. Lemmel)
O soul, have you tho’t of the price you pay (Haldor Lillenas)
O soul in the far away country (Mabel Frost)
O soul, what wondrous knowledge dost thou hide? (Frances Hartman)
O Source of All That Is (Johann Heermann; Madeleine Forrell Marshall)
Os Patinhos (Anon.)
O, speak the truth, my pretty child (David Milne)
O Spirit of God (Madeleine Forell Marshall; Johann Niedling)
O Spirit of God, O life-giving breath! (Madeleine Forell Marshall; Johann Niedling)
O Spirit of Life (Johann Niedling)
O Spirit of Life, O Spirit of God (Johann Niedling)
O Spirit of the living God (James Montgomery)
O Spirit of the Living God (Henry H. Tweedy)
O Spirit of the living God! In all the fullness (James Montgomery)
O Spirit of the living God! In all the fullness of thy grace (James Montgomery)
O Spirit of the living God, thou light and fire divine (Henry H. Tweedy)
O splendor of God’s glory bright (St. Ambrose)
O Splendor of the Father’s Light (St. Ambrose)
O spread the tidings ’round (Francis Bottome)
O spread the tidings ’round, wherever man is found (Francis Bottome)
O Star Divine! When Dusk Lies On the Land (Bertha A. Kleinman)
O star in the sky, you shine there on high! (Barbara Wentworth)
O star of shining beauty In the Christmas sky (Marion K. Seavey)
O star of the morn! O sun of the dawn! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O star of wonder, star of night (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
O Starry Flag (Norman H. Hall)
O starry flag of red and white (Norman H. Hall)
O star that climbs the western sky
O stop and tell me, Red Man (William W. Phelps)
O stop and tell m Red Man (William W. Phelps)
O store Gud (Carl Boberg; Stuart K. Hine (adapter))
O store Gud (Carl Boberg)
O Strength and Stay upholding all creation (John Ellerton; Fenton J. A. Hort; St. Ambrose)
O strengthen, Lord, my faith in thee! (Joel H. Johnson)
O suns and skies and clouds of June (Helen Hunt Jackson)
O sunshine, come! The river flows (Aldis Dunbar)
O sunshine! O sunshine! Thou shinest (Reinick)
O, Susanna (Stephen C. Foster)
O swan of slenderness, Dove of tenderness (Traditional)
O sweet is the vale where the Mohawk (C. W. Elliott)
O [Sweet] land for [of] rest for thee I sigh (Elizabeth K. Mills)
O sweet rest (C. F. O.)
O Sweet Simplicity (Evan Stephens)
O Sweet Simplicity and Trust (Evan Stephens)
O sweet simplicity, sweet simplicity and trust (Evan Stephens)
O swing the door and let me run (Norman C. Schlichter)
O Switzerland Thou Art so Fair
O Sympathy! thou dear and holy thing (Lula Greene Richards)
O syng, syng med fryd; syng til Guds (Niels F. Green)
O tænk, naar engang samles skal (Wilhelm Andreas Wexels)
O take my hand, dear Father (H. Brueckner; Julia Hausmann)
O Täler weit, o Höhen, o schöner grüner Wald (Joseph vom Eichendorff)
O tall papaya tree, You are so straight and high (Rose Fyleman)
O Tannenbaum (Ernst Anschütz)
O taste and see that the Lord is good
Otče nebeský, Svoritel’u sveta, Bože, zmiluj sa nad nami / O God, Father in heaven, have mercy upon us (Jiřī Tranovský)
O teach a child, dear Lord, to pray
O tell me, Mister Ferry-boat, Which way (Mabel E. Bray)
O tell me not of ease or fame (Eliza R. Snow)
O tell me, O tell me How can I learn to sing
O Tempora! O Mores!
O, Tender Mother, listen to your child (Edwin Markham)
O thank me not for songs I sing thee (Wolfgang Müller)
O that deliverance would come from Zion
O That I Had a Thousand Voices (Johann Mentzer)
O That I Were an Angel (Jay Richards)
O That My Heart an Altar Were (Gustav Knak)
O That Will Be Glory (Charles H. Gabriel)
O that will be glory for me (Charles H. Gabriel)
O the amazing change! (Philip Doddridge)
O the amazing change! A world created new! (Philip Doddridge)
O the beautiful, beautiful rain; Sing praises
O the bitter pain and sorrow (Théodore Monod)
O the blessed contemplation (John W. Peterson)
O the Blood of Jesus (Traditional)
O the blood, the precious blood (J. A. Stocktow; WIlliam McDonald)
O the blue eye of morning, It was shining
O the cricket weds today the mosquito’s (Hungarian folk song)
O, the days of the Kerry dancing, O the ring (James L. Malloy)
O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus (S. Trevor Francis)
O the deep, deep love of Jesus, Vast, unmeasured (S. Trevor Francis)
O the Depth of Love Divine (Charles Wesley)
O the hour when this material (Josiah Conder)
O the hour when this material Shall have vanished like a cloud! (Josiah Conder)
O the joy [joys] of sins forgiven (H. H. Heimar)
O, “the Kingdom of God, or nothing” for me (Isaac B. Nash)
O the King is coming, the King is coming! (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither; Charles Millhuff)
O the Lamb (Ellen Jane Lorenz)
O the Lamb, the loving Lamb (Ellen Jane Lorenz)
O the land of cloudless day (Josiah K. Alwood)
O Then to My Home Let Me Go
O the old ark’s a-moverin’, a-moverin’ (African-American spiritual)
O, the power of truth, angels brought to Earth (William Willes)
O, there’s Music in the Waters
O there’s sunshine, blessed sunshine (Eliza E. Hewitt)
O there was a little ship and she sailed (Old English song)
O the robin is here! (Annie Pike Greenwood)
Others (Charles Meigs)
Other Sheep Have I (Jeanne P. Lawler)
Other sheep have I, which are not (Jeanne P. Lawler)
O the sports of childhood! (Oren R. Barrows)
O the unsearchable riches of Christ! (Fanny J. Crosby)
O they tell me of a home far beyond the skies (Josiah K. Alwood)
O Think of the Home Over There (DeWitt C. Huntington)
O think of the home over there, By the side of the river (DeWitt C. Huntington)
O this earth will be robed bye and bye (D. L. Wood)
O Thou, at whose almighty word (John Newton)
O thou, at whose almighty word The glorious light from darkness sprung (John Newton)
O Thou, at whose dread name we bend (Charles Sprague)
O Thou, at whose dread name we bend, To whom our purest vows we pay (Charles Sprague)
O Thou at whose supreme command (Ida E. Redding)
O Thou, at whose supreme command, The hosts (Ida E. Redding)
O Thou, Before the World Began (Charles Wesley)
O Thou, before the world began ordained a (Charles Wesley)
O thou, before the world began, Ordained a Sacrifice (Charles Wesley)
O Thou Eternal Christ of God (Calvin W. Laufer)
O Thou Eternal One!
O Thou, from whom all blessings come (G. Frederick Wright)
O Thou, from whom all blessings come, thanks (G. Frederick Wright)
O Thou Glad (Sicilian folk song)
O thou glorious King of Zion! (Joel H. Johnson)
O thou God of my salvation (Thomas Olivers)
O thou God, who hearest (Josiah Conder)
O Thou God, Who Hearest Prayer (Josiah Conder)
O thou God who hearest prayer Ev’ry hour and ev’rywhere! (Josiah Conder)
O Thou great Ruler of the universe (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O thou great Shepherd of thy flock! (Joel H. Johnson)
O thou in all thy might so far (Frederick Lucian Hosmer)
O Thou, in All Thy Might So Far (Frederick L. Hosmer)
O thou in whose eternal name (Frederic D. Huntington)
O thou in whose eternal name Went forth th’ Apostles’ ardent host (Frederic D. Huntington)
O thou in whose presence (Joseph Swain)
O thou in whose presence My soul (Joseph Swain)
O Thou in whose presence my soul takes delight (Joseph Swain)
O Thou Joyful (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O thou joyful / Oh Santísimo (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O Thou Joyful, O Thou Wonderful (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O thou joyful, O thou wonderful grace revealing Christmastide (Johannes Daniel Falk; Johann C. Heinrich Holzschuher)
O Thou joy of loving hearts (Henry Wilder Foote)
O Thou joy of loving hearts, Of peace (Henry Wilder Foote)
O Thou Kind and Gracious Father (Charles Denney Jr.)
O Thou kind and gracious Father, Reigning (Charles Denney Jr.)
O thou kind and gracious Father, Reigning in the (Charles Denney Jr.)
O Thou Lamb of God (Dora Rappard)
O thou my friend, whose love and blessing most I crave (Emmeline B. Wells)
O thou, our Father and our King (Joel H. Johnson)
O Thou Rock (Joseph L. Townsend)
O Thou Rock of Our Salvation (Joseph L. Townsend)
O Thou Rock of our Salvation, Jesus, Savior (Joseph L. Townsend)
O thou Rock of our Salvation, Jesus, Savior of the (Joseph L. Townsend)
O thou sighing, moaning breeze (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O thou source of every blessing (Joel H. Johnson)
O thou source of ev’ry blessing (Joel H. Johnson)
O Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening Star (Minnie I. Hodapp)
O Thou supreme eternal source of life and life and grace (Andrew Dalrymple)
O thou that hangedst on the tree (Charles Wesley)
O thou that hangedst on the tree, Our curse and suff’rings to remove (Charles Wesley)
O thou that hearest prayer (Joel H. Johnson)
O thou that hearest prayer! (John Burton)
O thou that hearest prayer, And all our sins did bear (Joel H. Johnson)
O thou that hearest prayer! Attend our humble cry (John Burton)
O thou that hear’st when sinners cry (Isaac Watts)
O thou that hear’st when sinners cry, Though all my crimes before thee lie (Isaac Watts)
O Thou, the God of truth and right (Lucy A. R. Clark)
O Thou, the God of truth and right; Be now thine (Lucy A. R. Clark)
O thou to whom, in ancient time (John Pierpont)
O thou to whom, in ancient time, The Psalmist’s sacred harp was strung (John Pierpont)
O Thou, to whose all-searching light (Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf)
O Thou, to whose all-searching sight (Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf)
O thou, who art above all height! (John Pierpont)
O thou, who art above all height! Our God, our Father, and our Friend! (John Pierpont)
O thou, who by a star didst guide (John Mason Neale)
O Thou who camest from above (Charles Wesley)
O thou who dri’st the mourner’s tear (Thomas Moore)
O thou who dri’st the mourner’s tear, How dark this world would be (Thomas Moore)
O Thou who gave love’s passion to the heart (R. C. Evans)
O thou who gavest power to love (Mandell Creighton)
O thou who has promised in love to receive (Charles Wesley)
O thou, who hast at thy command (Jane Cotterill)
O Thou, Who Hast of Thy Pure Grace (Martin H. Franzmann)
O thou who hast promised in love to receive (Charles Wesley)
O Thou Who Hearest (Anon.)
O thou who hearest every heart-felt prayer (Anon.)
O thou who hearest every heartfelt prayer (Anon.)
O thou who hearest prayer (John Burton)
O Thou Who Lovest Innocence (Susa Young Gates)
O! Thou who lovest innocence, Remember me today (Susa Young Gates)
O Thou Whose Feet (Louis F. Benson)
O Thou whose feet have climbed life’s hill (Louis F. Benson)
O Thou Whose Glory Shone Like Fire (George A. Warburton)
O Thou Whose Gracious Presence (Louis F. Benson)
O thou whose gracious presence blessed (Louis F. Benson)
O thou whose hand has brought us (Frederick W. Goadby)
O thou, whose own vast temple stands (William C. Bryant)
O thou, whose own vast temple stands, Built over earth and sea (William C. Bryant)
O thou whose perfect goodness crowns (John W. Chadwick)
O Thou whose wisdom gives a path (Robert W. Cushman)
O Thou whose wisdom gives a path To man upon the trackless sea (Robert W. Cushman)
O Thou, Whose Youthful Years Were Spent (William Watkins Reid Sr.)
O Thou who sit enthroned above (Charles W. Stayner)
O thou, who spake the word (Joel H. Johnson)
O Thou Who This Mysterious Bread (Charles Wesley)
O through the looking glass, I see a Mutual class (Verda Mae Christensen)
O tidings of comfort and joy (English carol)
O, ’tis pleasant to float on the crest
O to Be Like Thee! (Thomas O. Chisholm)
O to be like Thee! Blessed Redeemer (Thomas O. Chisholm)
O touch not the wine cup (Evan Stephens)
O, to understand thee ever, Faithful, true and gentle (Lula Greene Richards)
O Traurigkeit, O Herzeleid (Johann von Rist)
O Trinity, O Blessed Light (St. Ambrose)
O Trinity of blessed light (St. Ambrose)
O Trinity, Your Face We See (Douglas C. Eschbach)
O troubled heart, there is a home (William H. Bellamy)
O tu lieto (Sicilian folk song)
O Turn Thee
Ou <em>te</em> olioli pea
O underfulde Tid, der er tilbage (J. J. M. Bohn)
O underfulde Tid, vi har oplevet
Our Aims
Our Ain Mountain Home (John Lyon)
Our All to Christ (Naomi Kendall Bain)
Our Angels (Lula Greene Richards)
Our Anniversary (R. C. Evans)
Our Baby
Our Baby
Our baby is snug in his cradle warm
Our Band (Italian song)
Our banner (N. Albert Sherman)
Our banners to the breeze unfurled (Oscar A. Kirkham)
Our beautiful home (Emily Huntington Miller)
Our Beautiful Valley (German folk song)
Our bed will be the stony ground (Arnold Sundgaard)
Our Beloved Ancestry (Jack Smith)
Our Beloved Pioneers (Moiselle Renstrom)
Our Best (S. C. Kirk)
Our Betsy’s tail curls up so tight (Dora Stockman)
Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting (William Wordsworth)
Our Bishop (Robert P. Manookin)
Our blessed Lord was slain (Oswald J. Smith)
Our Blessings (Julianne Schreiner)
Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed (Harriet Auber)
Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed His tender, last farewell (Harriet Auber)
Our boat is gliding, gliding, gliding (Hawaiian folk song)
Our boat is gliding, gliding, gliding, Our boat (Hawaiian folk song)
Our Boys Will Shine (American folk song)
Our Boys Will Shine To-Night (American folk song)
Our boys will shine to-night, Our boys will shine (American folk song)
Our Brave Boys and Girls (Anon.)
Our brother died in life’s meridian hour (John Lyon)
Our brother’s work is done (Joel H. Johnson)
Our bunny’s so funny, He wiggles his nose (Katherine Merrill)
Our Bunny’s Son Funny (Katherine Merrill)
Our Cake (Anon.)
Our cat is such a mouser! Oh, dear me! (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Our Chapel Is a Sacred Place (Polly Bourgeous)
Our chapel is a sacred place, We enter quietly (Polly Bourgeous)
Our Children (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our Children, Lord, in Faith and Prayer (Thomas Haweis)
Our children thou dost claim (Benjamin Williams)
Our children thou dost claim, O Lord, our God, as thine (Benjamin Williams)
Our Christmas Story Tree (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
Our Church (Ida C. Robb)
Our church is such a friendly place (Elizabeth Jones)
Our circle of sisters (Brooke Snow)
Our Cities Cry to You, O God (Margaret Clarkson)
Our Clock
Our Club Will Shine (American folk song)
Our club will shine tonight, Our club will shine (American folk song)
Our Country (Parley P. Pratt)
Our Country (Eda Lou Walton)
Our Daily Bread (Earnest Webbe)
Our Darkness Is Never Darkness in Your Sight (Taizé Community)
Our darling Winnie sleeps not in the tomb (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our Day of Joy Is Here Again (Andrew L. Skoog)
Our days and moments—how they fly (Joel H. Johnson)
Our days are full of doubts, of griefs and fears (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our dead we love now sleep (Joel H. Johnson)
Our Dear Church
Our dear church was builded Long ago
Our dearest Lord, look from above (J. Evans)
Our dear Father in Thy realm above (Leora Martin)
Our Dixie Is Once More a Cotton Land (Mark Nichols)
Our doorbell is ringing! Oh, who can it be? (Mabel E. Bray)
Our Door Is Always Open (Anon.)
Our door is always open To our friends (Anon.)
Our door is always open To our friends who pass this way (Anon.)
Our Duty to God (Boyd A. Waite)
Our Earth We Now Lament to See (Charles Wesley)
Our Easter Song (Thelma McKinnon Anderson)
Our Effie (R. C. Evans)
Our Era this day numbers three years and twenty (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Eternal Home (B. Cecil Gates)
Our Everlasting Friend (John Lyon)
Our Eyes are Turned (The Community of Taizé; Jacques Berthier)
Our eyes are turned to the Lord Jesus Christ (The Community of Taizé; Jacques Berthier)
Our eyes behold the tokens of the coming of the Lord
Our eyes have seen (Harry L. Doty)
Our eyes have seen the glory (Harry L. Doty)
Our eyes have seen the tokens of the coming of the Lord (Thomas W. Smith)
Our eyes have seen the tokens of the coming of the Lord, That are so clearly taught us in his ever blessed word (Thomas W. Smith)
Our eyes look to the future (Catherine Pomo)
Our family (H. W. L.)
Our Family Place (Matthew J. Neeley)
Our fam’ly gathers daily (Daniel L. Carter)
Our fam’ly has a place (Matthew J. Neeley)
Our fam’ly, together, sing, sing, sing! (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
Our Father (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Our Father and Our God (Douglas L. Ipson)
Our Father and our God, We pledge (Douglas L. Ipson)
Our Father, Bless Our Work (Marit Blattmann)
Our Father, by Whose Name (F. Bland Tucker)
Our Father, by whose name All fatherhood (F. Bland Tucker)
Our Father, by whose servants (George Wallace Briggs)
Our Father gave me two bright eyes that goodness (Lucelle R. Taylor)
Our Father, God in Heaven Above (Martin Luther)
Our Father, God in heav’n above (Martin Luther)
Our Father, God, to Thee
Our Father God, to thee belongs (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Father, God, to thee, We lift
Our Father, God, to thee, We lift our hearts
Our Father God, Who Art in Heaven (Adoniram Judson)
Our Father grants Us still another year, just coming in (David H. Smith)
Our Father has a family (Matthew J. Neeley)
Our Father has a family. It’s me! (Matthew J. Neeley)
Our Father hath given into our care Most precious (Gus M. Clarke)
Our Father here we do appear (M. R. Lake)
Our Father here we do appear, And bow before thy throne (M. R. Lake)
Our Father in heaven (William W. Phelps)
Our Father in heaven (McNeil Robinson II)
Our Father in heaven (David Hurd)
Our Father in Heaven (Anon.)
Our Father in Heaven (Alvin A. Beesley)
Our Father in Heaven (Manrique González)
Our Father in Heaven (Peter Janssens)
Our Father in Heaven (Swee Hong Lim)
Our Father in Heaven (Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov)
Our Father in Heaven (Eric Wyse)
Our Father In Heaven (Elsie Booth)
Our Father in heaven before Thee we bend (Elsie Booth)
Our Father in heaven, Be hallowed thy name (William W. Phelps)
Our Father in Heaven Each new day confronts us (Anon.)
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name (David Haas)
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name (Swee Hong Lim)
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name (Nicholas Rimsky-Korsakov)
Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name (Eric Wyse)
Our Father in Heaven in prayer we beseech Thee
Our Father in heaven, Thy help we implore (Richard S. Horne)
Our Father In Heaven, Thy Praises We Sing (Beatrice F. Stevens)
Our Father in heaven, we hallow Thy name (Alvin A. Beesley)
Our Father in heaven we thank Thee for our Prophet (Joseph E. D. Tomlinson)
Our Father in the Heavens (William W. Phelps)
Our Father, in the sacred name (John Jaques)
Our Father, in the Sacred Name of Jesus Christ (John Jaques)
Our Father, in the sacred name Of Jesus Christ, thy Son (John Jaques)
Our Father, kind and strong (Jane Beecham)
Our Father, Lord of Heaven and Earth (Henry J. de Jong)
Our father made the big round sun, smiling thro’ (Lucelle R. Taylor)
Our Father made the big round sun smiling thro’ the tree (Lucelle R. Taylor)
Our Father, on heaven’s throne
Our Father, our Father, our Father which art in (Richard S. Horne)
Our Father, our Father, our Father which art in heaven (Richard S. Horne)
Our Father, shall we ever be
Our fathers of the Gentile race (Parley P. Pratt)
Our fathers of the Gentile race Traversed the western main (Parley P. Pratt)
Our Father’s Plan (Steven K. Jones)
Our fathers trekked the melancholy plains (Zina Woolf Hickman)
Our Father, thou who art in heaven (Joel H. Johnson)
Our Father, thou who art in heav’n (Joel H. Johnson)
Our Father! through the coming year (William Gaskell)
Our Father! through the coming year We would not what shall be (William Gaskell)
Our Father, thy dear Name doth show (Charles Herbert Richards)
Our Father, to You
Our Father, we believe thy holy word (Marvin K. Gardner)
Our Father, We Have Wandered (Kevin Nichols)
Our Father, we thank Thee, as we bow our (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
Our Father, which art in heaven (Albert Hay Malotte)
Our Father, which art in heaven (J. Jefferson Cleveland; Verolga Nix)
Our Father, which art in Heaven (Josephine Forsythe)
Our Father, Which Art in Heaven
Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed (Gladys Rich)
Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, which art in heaven, Hallowed-a be
Our Father, which art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name (Albert Hay Malotte)
Our Father who art in heaven (Paula S. Snow)
Our Father who art in heaven
Our Father, who art in heaven (Albert Hay Malotte)
Our Father who art in heaven
Our Father who art in heaven (Lowell Mason)
Our Father, who art in heaven (Charles Winifred Douglas)
Our Father, Who art in heaven (Lowell Mason)
Our Father, Who Art in Heaven (3 Nephi 13:9–13; Roy E. Howard)
Our Father Who Art in Heaven (Robert Teumere)
Our Father who art in heaven, hallow’d be thy name (B. Cecil Gates)
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name
Our Father Who Art in Heaven – I
Our Father Who Art in Heaven – IIa (Carlos Rosas; Daniel Zager)
Our Father, who art in heav’n, hallowed be Thy name
Our Father, Who from Heaven Above (Martin Luther; F. Samuel Janzow)
Our Father, who from heav’n above (Martin Luther; F. Samuel Janzow)
Our Father Who in Heaven (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, who in heaven art (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, who in heaven art, Hallowed be Thy name (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, Who in Heaven Doth Dwell (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, who in Heaven doth dwell, God over all on earth as well (The Lord’s Prayer; Henry Garner)
Our Father who in heaven doth dwell, Hallowed be thy name (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father who in heav’n doth dwell (The Lord’s Prayer)
Our Father, Who Loves Little Children (Audrey Nielson)
Our Father, who loves little children, Has called (Audrey Nielson)
Our Father, you have given me (Amelia Josephine Burr)
Our Flag (Mary Vaughn)
Our Flag (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Our Flag (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Our Flag
Our Flag (Mabel E. Bray)
Our Flag Colors (E. L. McCord)
Our food and raiment, health and friends (Joel H. Johnson)
Our footsteps light take airy flight (Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis)
Our forefathers fought and our forefathers bled! (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Friendly Bishop (Derryl R. Herring)
Our friends on earth we meet with pleasure (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
Our Gifts (Elizabeth McEwen Shields)
Our God (Jonas Myrin; Chris Tomlin; Jesse Reeves; Matt Redman)
Our God comes and does not keep silence
Our God has built with living stones (Terry W. York)
Our God Has Made Us One (Niles Borop)
Our God hath given promise (William M. Runyan)
Our God his kingdom to prepare
Our God in heaven, holy is your name (Mark A. Miller; Laurie Zelman)
Our God Is a God of Love (Delbert L. Stapley)
Our God Is an Awesome God (Rich Mullins)
Our God Is Great and Mighty (F. W. Loder)
Our God Is Lifted Up (Tim Smith)
Our God is lifted up midst the shouts of joy (Tim Smith)
Our God is love, and all his saints (Thomas Cotterill)
Our God Made the Flowers
Our God, our Father and our Friend (Eliza R. Snow)
Our God, our Father and our Friend—God of Eternity (Eliza R. Snow)
Our God! our God! thou shinest here (Thomas H. Gill)
Our God! our God! thou shinest here; Thine own this latter day (Thomas H. Gill)
Our God, our help in ages past (Isaac Watts)
Our God Reigns (Leonard E. Smith Jr.)
Our God shall be glorified (Richard S. Horne)
Our God, to whom we turn (Edward Grubb)
Our God, we cry to you (Marie Jensen Sordrup)
Our God, we gladly raise
Our God, We Raise to Thee (Bernard Snow)
Our God, we raise to Thee Thanks for Thy (Bernard Snow)
Our God, we raise to Thee Thanks for Thy blessings (Bernard Snow)
Our God, we raise to Thee Thanks for Thy blessings free (Bernard Snow)
Our God who flamed within a tree (Bruce W. Jorgensen)
Our Golden Beehive Jubilee, O Lord, we lift (Margrit F. Lohner)
Our good little clock is always going
Our Great Primary (Maria H. Thomas)
Our Great Savior (J. Wilbur Chapman)
Our guiding light thou art (Mabel Williams Crayne)
Our guiding light thou art, dear Lord (Mabel Williams Crayne)
Our hands are clasp’d the last forever (Johnnie Carroll)
Our hands are decked with garlands (Levin-Kipnis)
Our Happy Secret (Margaret Sidney)
Our Harry (R. C. Evans)
Our hearts are gay and happy (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
Our hearts are gay and happy, Our eyes are bright and keen (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
Our hearts are glad (Fred R. Anderson)
Our Hearts Are Turning (Jeffrey M. Bradshaw; Samuel H. Bradshaw)
Our hearts are turning to our loved ones (Jeffrey M. Bradshaw; Samuel H. Bradshaw)
Our heartstrings are swept by invisible hands (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Our Heaven Is Our Home (Marilyn McMeen Brown)
Our Heavenly Father (Eliza R. Snow)
Our heavenly Father and guardian of our homes (Louise Scott Wrigley)
Our heavenly Father gives us gifts (Elizabeth McEwen Shields)
Our Heavenly Father sends the rain (Anna Johnson)
Our Heavenly Father sends the rain, To make (Anna Johnson)
Our Heavenly Father sends the rain to make the (Anna Johnson)
Our Heavenly Father, Source of Love (Charles Wesley)
Our Heavenly Father, we will sing (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Heav’nly Father sends the rain (Anna Johnson)
Our heav’nly Father, source of love, To Thee (Charles Wesley)
Our heav’nly Father, we will sing (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Help (Paul Thé)
Our Helper, God! we bless thy name (Philip Doddridge)
Our Helper, God! we bless thy name, Whose love forever is the same (Philip Doddridge)
Our Helpers (Brooks Baker)
Our Help Is in the Name of God (Martin Tel)
Our Help Is in the Name of God the LORD (Martin Tel)
Our help is in the Name of the Lord (Paul Thé)
Our Heritage
Our Home (Richard Bullord)
Our home in the days to come (Marion Knowles Everton)
Our home in the mountains (John S. Lewis)
Our home is a place of peace (Kirsten K. Hoopes)
Our Homeland (J. F. Granlundin)
Our Home’s Like a Temple (Matthew J. Neeley)
Our Hope (R. C. Evans)
Our Hope, Our Life (Martin E. Leckebusch)
Our hope, our life are in the Lord (Martin E. Leckebusch)
Our House Becomes a Home (Kathryn B. Decker)
Our house becomes a home when (Kathryn B. Decker)
Our house is a house of prayer (Norma Anne Kirkendall)
Our journey won’t be lonely (Julie de Azevedo; James Marsden)
Our Jubilee (E. H. Goddard)
Our Juliska cooks for all, Gayly hurries (Carol Fuller)
Our kind and gracious Father (Anna Johnson)
Our kind and gracious Father, Who dwells (Anna Johnson)
Our kind and gracious Father who dwells in (Anna Johnson)
Our King (Charles H. Gabriel)
Our Land (J. J. Runeberg)
Our Land (Bulgarian folk song)
Our land, our land, our fatherland (J. J. Runeberg)
Our land, our land, our fatherland. We sing (J. J. Runeberg)
Our Leaky Tents (Joseph Goddard)
Our lessons are over for this Sabbath morn
Our life abounds with mingled light and shade (Eliza R. Snow)
Our life is a cup where the sweet with the bitter (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Life Is Like a River
Our life is like a river, And each in his little boat
Our Life Is Not a Wasteland (Mads Hansen)
Our Little Class in Primary (Mary Rose Jack; E. H.)
Our little one that is to come, Our treasure-trove (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Our lives are full of mysteries do deep (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our Lizzie (R. C. Evans)
Our Lord is now rejected (El Nathan)
Our Lord is risen from the dead (Charles Wesley)
Our Lord is risen from the dead (Fred C. M. Hansen; Birgitte Cathrine Boye)
Our Lord is risen from the dead, And rays (Fred C. M. Hansen; Birgitte Cathrine Boye)
Our Lord is risen from the dead, The Savior is gone up on high (Charles Wesley)
Our Lord is risen from the tomb (Gary Croxall)
Our Lord Sabbaoth! (Jonas Engberg)
Our Lord’s return to earth again (James M. Kirk)
Our Loving Savior Dear (Henry A. Tuckett)
Our loving Savior dear, We pray (Henry A. Tuckett)
Our loving Savior dear, We pray to Thee (Henry A. Tuckett)
Our Mary’s got the whooping cough (English folk song)
Our Meaning (Bertha A. Kleinman)
Our M. I. A. (Mrs. C. H. Carroll)
Our M. I. A. Leads On (Bertha A. Kleinman)
Our mother in heaven (William C. Harrison)
Our Mother’s Grave (Lucy M. Hewlings)
Our Mother’s Songs (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our Mother Tongue Is Beautiful (Lembke)
Our Motto
Our Mountain Home (William W. Phelps)
Our Mountain Home of Freedom (Anon.)
Our Mountain Home So Dear (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our mountain home so dear, Where crystal (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our mountain home so dear, Where crystal waters (Emmeline B. Wells)
Our mourning will all have an end (Charles Wesley)
Our mourning will all have an end, The earth be created anew (Charles Wesley)
Our Nation (Eliza R. Snow)
Our nation rages, our country cries (Arlene L. Buffington)
Our Nation’s Glory (J. H. Ward)
Our Native Land (Lucy Allen)
Our new life is beginning (Verda E. Bryant)
Our new national song (J. H. Ward)
Our Nipa Hut (Traditional)
Our Noble Pioneers (Bessie Law)
Our oars in the rowlocks are creaking a song (Ann Underhill)
Our oats they are hoed and our barley’s reaped (John Dryden)
Our off’ring, Lord, accept (Mark H. Forscutt)
Our off’ring, Lord, accept, Ourselves to thee we give (Mark H. Forscutt)
Our Old Horse (Leroy F. Jackson)
Our old horse goes trot, trot, trot, All the way (Leroy F. Jackson)
Our Old Schoolhouse (Sarah E. Russell)
Our own dear land of Maple Leaf (Thomas O’Hagan)
Our Own Sunday School (William Willes)
Our Pansy Bed (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Our Parent, by Whose Name (F. Bland Tucker)
Our Paschal Lamb, That Sets Us Free (Martin H. Franzmann)
Our Pa’s Come Home To-Day (Henry Garner)
Our Path (Germaine Ista Koncurat)
Our Patriot Fathers (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Our peaceful Zion’s valleys, And homes we love (James H. Hood)
Our Petition (Gary Croxall)
Our Pilgrim fathers came to this a Promis’d Land (Mark Nichols)
Our Pioneer Heritage (Mark Nichols)
Our Pioneers (J. Lilian Vandevere)
Our Pioneers in Cedar Discovered Iron Ore
Our pleading looks-could’st thou but see (Richard S. Horne)
Our Pledge (Jane Romney Crawford)
Our Poets (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Our Prayer (D. Evan Davis)
Our Prayer (Luacine Clark Fox)
Our Prayer (Jane Beecham)
Our Prayer to Thee (Russell M. Nelson)
Our Primary Colors (Marzelle Mangum)
Our Primary colors are one, two three (Marzelle Mangum)
Our Primary colors are one, two, three— Red, yellow and blue (Marzelle Mangum)
Our prophet has some words for you (Child’s Friend, 1882)
Our prophet has some words for you, And these (Child’s Friend, 1882)
Our Prophet Hero (Bertha A. Kleinman)
Our prophet to heaven has gone (D. L. Wood)
Our Redeemer is our faith and baptism (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
Our Religion (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Savior Holy (Cecil Frances Alexander)
Our Savior in Gethsemane (Hyrum A. Mead Jr.)
Our Savior, Jesus Christ, has said (Tēvita Tuliakiono)
Our Savior King (Susa Young Gates)
Our Savior King (Ever Thou Hast Borne Our Sorrows) (Susa Young Gates)
Our Savior’s Atonement (Ruth D. Ellis)
Our Savior’s Golden Rule
Our Savior’s Love (Edward L. Hart)
Our Savior’s Love (D. Evan Davis)
Our Savior’s Love / My Heavenly Father Loves Me (Edward L. Hart; Clara W. McMaster)
Our Savior’s love shines like the sun (Edward L. Hart)
Our Savior’s promise (George Manwaring)
Our Savior’s words we bring to mind (David H. Smith)
Our Savior’s words we bring to mind, His bright example heed (David H. Smith)
Our Saviour is coming in this latter day (W. H. Reed)
Our Saviour’s Call
Our Scale Song
Our school-days now are past and gone (George Cooper)
Our Schoolroom’s Bright and Cheery
Ourselves and Our Enemies (Eliza R. Snow)
Our Seminary Prayer (Anon.)
Our Shepherd (E. Oxenford)
Ours is a circle (Marilyn P. Adams)
Our song upraises With gratitude and praises (Katharine Whitmore)
Our souls cry out Hallelujah (Fanny J. Crosby)
Our soul waits for the Lord
Ours the Journey (Julian Rush)
Our strong band can ne’er be broken (College song)
Our strong bond can ne’er be broken, It will (College song)
Our Sunday School Home (James H. Hood)
Our Sunday schools, our Sunday schools (J. H. Ward)
Our Sunday schools, our Sunday schools, the glory (J. H. Ward)
Our Sweetest Hymns (Edith Sanford Tillotson)
Our sweetest songs of gladness (Charles H. Gabriel)
Our sweetest songs of gladness, On this (Charles H. Gabriel)
Our tasks are all finished, our lessons (Ann Underhill)
Our tasks are all finished, our lessons are done (Ann Underhill)
Our Thanks for Music (Ann Underhill)
Our Thanks, O God, for Fathers (Lois S. Johnson)
Our Times Are in Thy Hand (W. F. Floyd)
Our Time to Shine (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
Our Trip (Rebecca Foresman)
Our Utah Dixie is a land for cotton (Mark Nichols)
Our Utah Pioneers (Martha Burton Cooley)
Our Utah Pioneers (Shirley Hallstrom)
Our valley is beautiful, beautiful ever (German folk song)
Our Visitor from Mercy’s Throne (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Our way is clear as we march on (Gavin Ewart)
Our Work and Our Wealth (Lula Greene Richards)
Our work and play are over, we stay no longer here
Our work is done, it’s time to say, “Good-by” (Nina B. Hartford)
Our work is with the children (Lula Greene Richards)
Our work is with the children, They claim (Lula Greene Richards)
Our work is with the children, They claim our special care (Lula Greene Richards)
Our Youth (Phyllis Clayton)
Our Zion’s favored land, blessed by Jehovah’s (Anon.)
Our Zion’s favored land, blessed by Jehovah’s hand (Anon.)
Out among the daffodils (Margaret E. Tupper)
Out among the daffodils, In the happy spring (Margaret E. Tupper)
Out Among the Fir Trees (Czech folk song)
Out among the fir trees, Balsam, pine (Czech folk song)
Out among the Red Men (Frederick H. Martens)
Out beneath a cloudy sky, Not one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Outdoors, there’s someone racing fast
Ou te Fiafia Lava (Edward J. Wood)
Ou te Olioli Pea
Outer Space (Evelyn W. Oostenburg)
Out in a beautiful field There stands
Out in a zoo one day, one day (Moiselle Renstrom)
Out in Our Meadow (Swedish folk song)
Out in the darkness of sin they are waiting (John W. Peterson)
Out in the darkness of sorrow and sin (B. McK.)
Out in the dew sparkling dawn I dart (Tracy Y. Cannon)
Out in the dew sparkling dawn I dart, Straight (Tracy Y. Cannon)
Out in the dew sparkling dawn I dart, Straight to (Tracy Y. Cannon)
Out in the farmyard Proud Cock-a-doodle (Emilie Poulsson)
Out in the Forest (Polish folk song)
Out in the forest Music is ringing (Polish folk song)
Out in the fragrant clover fields, Some busy (Patty S. Hill)
Out in the garden blooms the rose (Ruth Brewer)
Out in the garden, watering flow’rs (George E. Thompson Jr.)
Out in the highways and by-ways of life (Ira B. Wilson)
Out in the highways and byways of life (Ira B. Wilson)
Out in the lovely meadow, Tra-la-la (French folk song)
Out in the meadows the grain has been cradled (Danish folk tune)
Out in the quiet waters, Under the moon (Martin Herne)
Out in the soft little garden bed I planted (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Out in the sunshine, free as the breezes (Songs of Childhood)
Out in the woods where nut trees grow (Patty S. Hill)
Out in the woods where the big trees grow
Out in this cold world, mid strangers I roam (R. C. Evans)
Out of Ashes (Paul Marino; Greg Nelson)
Out of ashes prayers are lifted (Paul Marino; Greg Nelson)
Out of a snow-cloud, cold and gray, Something (Youth’s Companion, 1898)
Out of Deep, Unordered Water (Fred Kaan)
Out of Doors
Out of God’s Zion (Harry L. Doty)
Out of God’s Zion love shall spread (Harry L. Doty)
Out of James one twenty-two (Blanche Linthicum; McK.)
Out of my bondage, sorrow, and night (William T. Sleeper)
Out of my bondage, sorrow and night, Jesus, I come; Jesus, I come (William T. Sleeper)
Out of My Deepest Sadness (Seymour Barnard)
Out of my deepest sadness Tenderest (Seymour Barnard)
Out of my sorrow and mourning (Emmeline B. Wells)
Out of Need and Out of Custom (Ken Medema)
Out of sight, out of mind. Of all the ones (Maleia Robinson)
Out of Silence, Majesty (Nathan P. Howe)
Out of Small Things (Peggy Milligan Moffit)
Out of the babble that surrounds us (Ken Medema)
Out Of The Cities (Arlene L. Buffington)
Out of the dark the circling sphere (Samuel Longfellow)
Out of the Deep (John Rutter)
Out of the Depths (Nik Day)
Out of the Depths (Ruth Duck)
Out of the Depths (Thelma Gross)
Out of the depths I call
Out of the depths I cry to thee (Nik Day)
Out of the Depths I Cry to Thee (Martin Luther)
Out of the Depths I Cry to You (Nik Day)
Out Of the Depths I Cry to You on High
Out of the depths of my soul I cry (Thelma Gross)
Out of the Depths, O God, We Call (Ruth Duck)
Out of the depths, O God, we call to you (Ruth Duck)
Out of the depths to the glory above (Avis Christiansen)
Out of the Earth Come Good Things (Robin Christopher)
Out of the earth come good things, And out (Robin Christopher)
Out of the Sky (Foster B. Merriam)
Out of the sky there comes a song, The world’s (Frederick Winthrop)
Out of the wilderness, into the clearing (Arlene L. Buffington)
Out on an island in the Atlantic
Out on the Deep
Out on the deep, when the sun is low
Out on the Ocean
Out on the sea, where the gales all blow (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Outou le Lalolagi e (Harry A. Dean)
Outside Blows the Summer Breeze (Samuel Johan Hedborn)
Outwardly, tongues of fire appeared
Out where the handclasp’s a little stronger (Arthur Chapman)
Out where the night breezes blow, Out where (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Out where the song begins, I want to fly
Out Where the West Begins (Arthur Chapman)
Out with the Mormons (Victor Manuel Ortigoza)
Outwitted (Edwin Markham)
Ouviram do Ipiranga as margens plácidas (Joaquim Osório Duque-Estrada)
Ouvre ta porte hospitalière, Fidèle à moi (French folk song)
O, Vader, wil Uw zegen zenden
O Värmeland belov’d, ever fair and ever bright (Swedish folk song)
O Vater, aller Menschheit Gott (Vera Lechler)
Over a Hearthstone in a Children’s Home (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Over all the earth You reign on high (Brenton Brown)
Over and over I bounce my ball (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
Over and over I bounce my ball, Bounce (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
Over and over the jumping rope whirls (John Rupert)
Overboard (Graham Brown; Wayland Holyfield; Verlon Thompson)
Overcome (Michael Webb)
O verdant trees, green waving trees (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Overflowing (H. S. Milward)
Over hill and valley hear the footsteps patter (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Over hill, over dale, As we hit the dusty trail (American army song)
Over hill, over vale, ever on the upward trail (Bertha A. Kleinman)
Over in Italy, Often, they say, They’re (Barbara Wentworth)
Over in the Meadow (Southern Appalachian folk song)
Over in the meadow in a nest in the tree (Southern Appalachian folk song)
Over in the meadow in the sand, in the sun (Southern Appalachian folk song)
Over in the meadows in the nest (Southern Appalachian folk song)
Over in the meadows in the nest in the tree (Southern Appalachian folk song)
Over in the meadows is the nest in the tree (Southern Appalachian folk song)
O Vermeland (Swedish folk song)
O Vermeland, my homeland, of glorious (Swedish folk song)
Over Mine (Ben Olsen; Nik Day)
Over My Head (Baptist spiritual)
Over My Head (Traditional)
Over my head I hear music in the air (Traditional)
Over my head I see music in the air (Traditional)
Over my head I see trouble in the air (Traditional)
Over on the corner
Over on the corner The balloon man stands
Over our house, way up in the sky (Ralph Bergengren)
Over the bay of azure, Under a summer sky (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Over the beautiful, beautiful snow
Over the chaos of the empty waters
Over the country, over the town (Lucille H. Quarry)
Over the country, over the town, Lazily (Lucille H. Quarry)
Over the ground is a mat of green (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Over the Heather (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
Over The Hills To The Poor-House (Will Carleton)
Over the hilltop long, long ago (Lucy Lockwood Hazard)
Over the hilltops, down from the skies (C. H. Good)
Over the house, ’way up in the sky (Ralph Bergengren)
Over the Meadows
Over the meadows green and wide
Over the mountains and the prairies
Over the mountains and the sea (Martin Smith)
Over the mountains, over the sea, there comes a (Ruth May Fox)
Over the mountain waves see where they come (Anon.; William Willes)
Over the Rainbow (E. Y. Harburg)
Over the Rainbow (Karin Asbrand)
Over the rainbow all dreams come true (Karin Asbrand)
Over there (DeWitt C. Huntington)
Over There (Early American song)
Over there a small lonely birch tree (Russian folk song)
Over the River (Lydia Maria Child)
Over the river and thro’ the woods (Lydia Maria Child)
Over the River and Through the Wood (Lydia Maria Child)
Over The River And Through The Woods (Lydia Maria Child)
Over the river and through the woods to (Lydia Maria Child)
Over the river and through the wood to grand-mother’s (Lydia Maria Child)
Over the river faces I see (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
Over the road where Spring begins (Rachel Lyman Field)
Over the Sea (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Over the sea away, Ride our sailors (Louise Ayres Garnett)
Over the sea away, Ride our sailors of the U. S. A. (Louise Ayres Garnett)
Over the sea, her voice comes back to me! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
Over the sea, many a mile, That is the way
Over the sea where the China-people grow (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
Over the shoulders and slopes of the dune (Bliss Carman)
Over the stars (Ida von Hahn-Hahn)
Over the Sunset Mountains (John W. Peterson)
Over the winding trail, forward we go (Miriam H. Kirkell)
Over the winding trail forward we go. Westward (Miriam H. Kirkell)
Over the winding trail forward we go Westward ho (Miriam H. Kirkell)
Overthrow of Gog and Magog (Orson F. Whitney)
Overtones (Abbie Farwell Brown)
Over valley, over hill, Hark, the shepherd (Frank Dempster Sherman)
Overview of Church History
Overwork (J. Lilian Vandevere)
O very God of very God (John Mason Neale)
Over yonder stands the mansion (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
“O Vreneli, my pretty one” (Swiss folk song)
“O Vreneli, my pretty one, Pray tell me” (Swiss folk song)
O Watchers of the Stars (John Greenleaf Whittier)
O, we are poor humble pilgrims (Grace Madsen Pratt)
O, we are sons of pioneers, Who travelled
O weep for those that wept by Babel’s stream (Alexander Neibaur)
O, we hail with joy the coming
O we have been called to the Priesthood (Evelyn N. Wood)
O, welch ein unschätzbares Gut
O well I remember, the days of long ago (George Cooper)
O, Welt, sieh hier dein Leben (Paul Gerhardt)
O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast (Robert Burns)
O, wert thou in the cauld blast, On yonder lea (Robert Burns)
O, What a Joy I Find in This (William Cadman)
O, what a joy I find in this, That Christ (William Cadman)
O, what army is that, with an armor so bright (William W. Phelps)
O what a Savior that He died for me! (James McGranahan)
O what a wonderful Savior in Jesus my Lord I (Kate Ulmer)
O what a wonderful, wonderful day (John W. Peterson)
O, What Can Little Hands do (Grace W. Hinsdale)
O what delight is this (Charles Wesley)
O what delight is this, Which now in Christ (Charles Wesley)
O what love the Savior for my soul has shown (B. Edmiaston)
O What Songs of the Heart (Joseph L. Townsend)
O what songs of the heart We shall sing all the day (Joseph L. Townsend)
O what their joy and their glory must be (Peter Abelard)
O when the hours of life are past (William B. O. Peabody)
O when the hours of life are past, And death’s dark shade arrives at last (William B. O. Peabody)
O when the saints go marching in (African-American spiritual)
O when we get together, together, together (Anon.)
O When Will We See Justice Done (Carol Bechtel)
O where, and O where is your Highland (Scotch air)
O Where Are Kings and Empires Now (A. Cleveland Coxe)
O where can I find a little white cloud? (Clark Potter)
O Where Is the Home for the Soul to Be Found (F. L. Jörgens)
O where, O where does Santa Claus live (Bertha E. Bush)
O where, O where is my Katie? She “aint” been “saw” today (Irish folk song)
O where shall rest be found (James Montgomery)
O where shall rest be found,—Rest for the weary soul? (James Montgomery)
O White-Winged Gull (Annie D. Palmer)
O, who has not searched in the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
O who has seen little Boy Blue? (Caryl Florio)
O who like Thee, so calm, so bright (Arthur Cleveland Coxe)
O who that has search’d in the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
O who that has search’d the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
O Who That Has Searched (Parley P. Pratt)
O, who that has searched in the records of old (Parley P. Pratt)
O, who will come and play with me? (Kate Forman)
O who will o’er the downs so free
O who will o’er the downs so free, O who
O, why indulge the gifted pen (Eliza R. Snow)
O why not tonight (Elizabeth Reed)
O! wie lieblich die Werte von dem (Louis F. Mönch)
O, wie lieblich ists, wenn Brüder
O, wie lieblich ists, wenn Brüder friedlich
O wie süß in Zions Auen (Louis F. Mönch)
O wie wohl ist mir am Abend (Traditional German)
O wind how strong you blow today!
O wind in the tree-tops, you call us away! (Abbie Farwell Brown)
O Wisdom, Breathed from God
O Wisdom breathed from God, Most High
O wonderful time that remains (J. J. M. Bohn)
O wonderful time we have experienced
O Wondrous Mercy! Wondrous Love! (Evan Stephens)
O Wondrous Sight, O Vision Fair (John Mason Neale)
O wondrous type! O vision fair (John Mason Neale)
O Word of God Incarnate (William Walsham How)
O Word of God incarnate, O wisdom (William Walsham How)
O Word of God incarnate, O wisdom from on high (William Walsham How)
O world, I cannot hold thee close enough! (Edna St. Vincent Millay)
O, World, See Here Your Life (Paul Gerhardt)
O Worship the King (Robert Grant)
O worship the King, all glorious above (Robert Grant)
O Worship the King All-glorious Above (Robert Grant)
O Worship the Lord (Anon.)
O worship the Lord in the beauty (Anon.)
O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness (Anon.)
O! woulds thou from bondage and strife be free (Charles W. Penrose)
O Wouldst Thou From Bondage (Charles W. Penrose)
O, wouldst thou from bondage and strife be free (Charles W. Penrose)
O ye friends of my youth, and of life’s later age (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O ye immortal throng (Philip Doddridge; Charles P. Price)
O ye mothers, watching, weeping (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
O, ye mountain boys of Deseret (William Willes)
O Ye Mountains High (Charles W. Penrose)
O ye mountains high, where the clear blue sky (Charles W. Penrose)
O ye peaceful mountain valleys (Charles S. Nebeker)
O ye peaceful mountain valleys, promised land (Charles S. Nebeker)
O ye saints, a favored people of the Lord (Edna G. Wilkins)
O, Ye Tears (Charles Mackay)
O ye tears, O ye tears (Charles Mackay)
O Ye That Embark
O, ye toss’d to and fro, and afflicted! (Eliza R. Snow)
O, ye tossed to and fro, and afflicted! (Eliza R. Snow)
O ye who tremble at expense, and fear (John Lyon)
O Young and Fearless Prophet (S. Ralph Harlow)
O young and fearless Prophet of ancient Galilee (S. Ralph Harlow)
O Zion (Jesse J. Huffman)
O Zion, afflicted with wave upon wave (James Grant)
O Zion Blest (Anon.)
O Zion, Haste (Mary A. Thomson)
O Zion, haste, thy mission high fulfilling (Mary A. Thomson)
O Zion haste, your mission high fulfilling (Mary A. Thomson)
O Zion, open wide thy gates (Jean-Baptiste de Santeul)
O Zion [Sion], haste, thy [your] mission high fulfilling (Mary A. Thomson)
O Zions Land, du Guds Tempels Sted (H. H. Petersen)
O Zion, that beautiful city of light (Jesse J. Huffman)
O Zion! tune thy voice (Philip Doddridge)
O Zion, when I think of thee (Thomas Kelly)
O Zion, when I think of thee, I long for pinions (Thomas Kelly)
O Zion, when I think of thee, I long for pinions like the dove (Thomas Kelly)
O Zion, when I think on thee (Thomas Kelly)

Texts that were first published before 1931, or published before 1964 and not renewed, are marked with , meaning that the original text is in the public domain (note that tunes, arrangements, translations, and additional verses associated with these texts may not necessarily be in public domain).