Index of Texts

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• Täällä pohjantähden alla (J. F. Granlundin)
• Table of Plenty (Daniel L. Schutte)
• Table Rules for Litle Folks (Anon.)
• Table Rules for Little Folks (Anon.)
• Tack, min Gud, för vad som varit (August L. Storm)
• Taddy Pole and Polly Wog (Nursery rhyme)
• Taddy Pole and Polly Wog Lived together (Nursery rhyme)
• Tadpoles (Rose Fyleman)
• Tænk, naar en Gang den Taage er forsvunden (W. A. Wexels)
• Ta-eva nama-eyo-niyi (American Indian song)
• Taffeta and Lavender (Caravene Gillies)
• Tag des Herrn (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• Tag det sorte Kors fra Graven (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• Tahiti (Tahitian folk song)
• Tailor, tailor, cut my coat; Snip, snap, snip (Nursery rhyme)
• Take a look at the passage of time (H. C. Hager)
• Take and Eat This Bread (Anon.)
• Take a plane to my isle in the sea
• Take a trip to Tronjes, Up and down and over
• Take Back The Heart (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
• Take back the heart that thou gavest (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
• Take courage my soul and let us journey on (Donald Vails; Charles A. Tindley)
• Take Courage, Saints (James Crystal)
• Take Courage, Saints, and Faint Not by the Way (James Crystal)
• Take Good Care of Mother (Bertha M. Rhodes)
• Take hands, merry neighbors (William Allington)
• Take hands, merry neighbors, for dancing the round! (William Allington)
• Take Heed, Ye Saints (Pita Vī)
• Take Hold of the Life-Line (Eben E. Rexford)
• Take It Home (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• Take Me As I Am (Eliza H. Hamilton)
• Take Me Home
• Take Me Home (W. L. Bloomfield)
• Take Me Home To Old Mount Zion (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Take me home to the place where I first saw the light (W. L. Bloomfield)
• Take me, mold me, use me (Darlene Zschech)
• Take Me Then (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Take Me There (Julie de Azevedo)
• Take Me to the Water
• Take My Gifts (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Take My Gifts and Let Me Love You (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Take My Hand (Lawrence Lee)
• Take My Hand (Michelle McConkey)
• Take My Hand (Beth Davis Johnston)
• Take my hand and swing with me down the Allegheny (American folk song)
• Take my hand, let us hurry out, Out in the sun (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• Take my hand, Lord, And help me to understand (Beth Davis Johnston)
• Take My Hand, Precious Lord (T. A.)
• Take my heart, and let it be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Heart and Let It Be Consecrated (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life (Scott Underwood)
• Take My Life and Let It Be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life, and Let It Be Consecrated (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take my life and let it be Consecrated, Lord (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take my life and let it be consecrated, Lord, to Thee (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life and Let It Be / Prends ma vie, elle doit être / Que mi vida entera esté (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life, God, Let It Be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life, Lead Me, Lord (R. Maines Rawls)
• Take My Life, That I May Be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take my life, that I may be consecrated, Lord, to thee / Toma, oh Dios, mi voluntad, y haz-la tuya, nada más (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Life, That I May Be / Toma, oh Dios, mi voluntad (Frances R. Havergal)
• Take My Live and Let It Be (Frances R. Havergal)
• Taken by the Hand
• Take, Oh, Take Me As I Am (John L. Bell)
• Take On Me (Pal Waaktaar; Magne Furuholmen; Morten Harket)
• Take, O Take Me as I Am (John L. Bell)
• Take Our Bread (Joe Wise)
• Take Our Silver and Our Gold (Ken Medema; Frances R. Havergal)
• Take some little words, Place them (Annette Wynne)
• Take some little words, Place them in a row (Annette Wynne)
• Take Some Time To Pray (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Take the Bread, Children, Take the Bread (Herbert Brokering)
• Take the Name of Jesus with You (Lydia O. Baxter)
• Take the name of Jesus with you, child of sorrow (Lydia O. Baxter)
• Take the Path of the Disciple (Randall Pratt)
• Take the Saving Word of God (Pawltay)
• Take the saving word of God / Dawk’yah towgyah thawy báht-awm (Pawltay)
• Take the world, but give me Jesus (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Take This Hammer (American folk song)
• Take this hammer Carry it to the Captain (American folk song)
• Take This Moment, Sign, and Space (John L. Bell)
• Take thou my hand, O Father (Julie von Hausmann)
• Take Thou Our Minds, Dear Lord (William H. Foulkes)
• Take thou our minds, dear Lord, we humbly pray (William H. Foulkes)
• Take Time in Life (Liberian song)
• Take Time to Be Holy (William D. Longstaff)
• Take time to be holy, speak oft (William D. Longstaff)
• Take time to be holy, speak oft with the Lord (William D. Longstaff)
• Take time to be holy, speak oft with thy Lord (William D. Longstaff)
• Take Up Thy Cross (Fred A. Fillmore)
• Take Up Thy Cross (Charles W. Everest)
• “Take up thy cross and follow Me” (B. B. McKinney)
• “Take up thy cross,” the Savior said (Charles W. Everest)
• Take Up Your Bed Now And Run (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Take Up Your Cross (Charles W. Everest)
• Take up your cross, the Savior said (Charles W. Everest)
• Take Us As We Are, O God (Carl P. Daw Jr)
• Take Your Anguish to the Comforter (Barbara C. Mink)
• Take your place, now face to face (George S. Applegarth)
• Take your place, now face to face, let us tread (George S. Applegarth)
• Take Your Things and Go (South African song)
• Take your things and go, Ferrara (South African song)
• Tak, Fader, Tak, du sendte Sønnen (P. V. Poulsen)
• Taking It Home with Me (Vickey Pahnke Taylor; Steve James)
• Taking Off (Mary McB. Green)
• Taking Turns (American folk song)
• Takin’ It All with Me (B. Michael Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
• Takk, du gode Gud og Fader (Olaf H. Vogeler)
• Takker Herren, han er god (Niels F. Green)
• Takke vi vil dig, vår Himmelsek Far (Einar A. Strand)
• Takk, Fader, du mig livet gav (Frederik Christensen)
• Takk, Fader, takk, du sendte Sønnen (P. Wilhelm Poulsen)
• Takk, kjære Far, for stunden her (H. E. Freidel)
• Tak, o Fader, at du lod (Johan Johansen)
• Takwaba Uwabanga Yesu! (Folk hymn)
• Takwaba uwabanga Yesu! / Il n’y a personne comme Jésus ! / There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus! (Folk hymn)
• Takwaba Uwabanga Yesu! / There’s No One Like Jesus! (Folk hymn)
• Takwaba Uwabanga Yesu / There’s No One Like Jesus / No hay nadie como Cristo / Il n’y a personne comme Jésus (Folk hymn)
• Takwaba Uwabanga Yesu! / There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus / ¡No hay nadie, no hay nadie como Cristo! / Il n’y a personne comme Jésus! (Folk hymn)
• Takwaba Uwabanga Yesu! / There’s no one, there’s no one like Jesus! / ¡No hay nadie, no hay nadie como Cristo! / Il n’y a personne comme Jésus ! (Folk hymn)
• Tales from a Book / Every Soul That Takes the Journey
• Talk about love, how it makes life complete (R. C.)
• Talk not to me of human creeds (Robert C. Elvin)
• Talk not to me of human creeds, Talk not to me of plans by man (Robert C. Elvin)
• Talk with us, Lord, thyself reveal (Charles Wesley)
• Talk with us, Lord, thyself reveal, While here on earth we rove (Charles Wesley)
• Tall beside the brook stood a willow tree (Virginia Harrison)
• Tall Enough (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tall grasses are swinging, The gay birds (Frances Weld Danielson)
• Tall he stood, and straight, and true (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• Tallis’ Canon (Thomas Ken)
• Tall people, short people (Lois Lenski)
• Tall people, short people, Thin people, fat (Lois Lenski)
• Talofa Lava ia Latou (Ransom M. Stevens)
• Tama ngakau marie (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Tama ngakau marie / Son of God, whose heart is peace (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Tame Fish (Russell M. Dodge)
• Tänä vuonna Afrikassa (Arvid Lydecken)
• Tanga Leo (West Indian folk song)
• Tanga leo (tch, tch, tch) Come, little donkey, come (West Indian folk song)
• Tangeleo (West Indian folk song)
• Tangeleo, come, little donkey (West Indian folk song)
• Tangled Tunes (Sidney L. Perrin; Bob Slater)
• Tangled Tunes (Andrew B. Sterling)
• Tangled Tunes (Thomas S. Allen)
• Tänne pyhäkouluun näin
• Tantara! Tantara! Tantara! Tantara! (Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis)
• “Tap-a-tap-a-tap”—A bird in gray
• Tapestries (Grace Ingles Frost)
• Tapping At The Garden Gate (J. Loker)
• Taps (Daniel Butterfield)
• Tap, Tap, Tap! (Sarah Grames Clark)
• Tap! Tap! Tap! (Martinique folk song)
• Tap, tap, tapping—do you hear that knock
• Tap, tap, tap! Tap, tap, tap! I know who knocks (Sarah Grames Clark)
• Tap! tap! tap! who’s tapping there? (Martinique folk song)
• Tara Boom (Adda Elena Sauce)
• Tara boom, tara boom. tara boom, boom (Adda Elena Sauce)
• Tarantara, Tarantara (William Schwenck Gilbert)
• Tarantella (Ethel C. Brown)
• Tarantella (Barbara Wentworth)
• Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay
• Ta ra ta ra ta ra ta ra, Ta ra ta ta ra ta ta
• Ta ra ta ta ta, Ta ra ta ta ta, See our band (Frank L. Laird)
• Tarry with me, O my Saviour (Caroline L. Smith)
• Tarry with me, O my Saviour! For the day (Caroline L. Smith)
• Tarry Ye Here (Eleace Monet Zachary)
• Taste and See (James E. Moore Jr.)
• Taste and see, taste and see the goodness (James E. Moore Jr.)
• Taste of Heaven (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• Taste The Grass On The Summit (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Tasty dish of caraway and cottage cheese (Hungarian song)
• Ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, Ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta, ta!
• Tatou vivii nei I le Alii lelei (Harry A. Dean)
• Taumamao ma mea leaga (Tua)
• Tau Mamao Ma Mea Leaga (Tua)
• Tavern in the Town (Traditional)
• Tawi’ Kuruks (American Indian song)
• Tching-a-ring-a-ring-tching, Feast
• Tching-a-ring-a-ring-tching, Feast of lanterns!
• Teach a Child (Steven Kapp Perry)
• Teacher dear (Vauna S. Jacobsen)
• Teacher dear, I love you, for the words you say (Vauna S. Jacobsen)
• Teacher, Do You Love Me? (Michael F. Moody)
• Teacher, do you love me? Teacher, will you (Michael F. Moody)
• Teaching Public School (Bertha Fanson)
• Teach Me about the Temple (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
• Teach me, dear Lord, that I may teach (Joseph Dewsnup Sr.)
• Teach Me, Father, How to Go (Edwin Markham)
• Teach me, Father, how to go Softly as the grasses grow (Edwin Markham)
• Teach Me, God, to Wonder (Walter H. Farquharson)
• Teach Me, Lord, the Way (Psalm 119; Selmy Kaiser de Sousa Elbert)
• Teach Me, Lustrous Star (Danish song)
• Teach me, lustrous star of night, To set (Danish song)
• Teach Me, My God and King (George Herbert)
• Teach me, my God and King, In all things (George Herbert)
• Teach me, O God, the way of your statutes
• Teach Me, O God, to Love You (Marit Blattmann)
• Teach me, O Lord (Psalm 119:33; Archibald T. Davidson)
• Teach Me, O Lord, I Pray (G. Kearnie Keegan)
• Teach me, O Lord, the way of Thy statutes (Psalm 119:33; Archibald T. Davidson)
• Teach Me, O Lord, Thy Holy Way (William T. Matson)
• Teach Me, O Lord, Your Holy Way (William T. Matson)
• Teach Me, O LORD, Your Way of Truth
• Teach me, O, teach me, Lord! thy way (James Merrick)
• Teach me, O, teach me, Lord! thy way, So to my life’s remotest day (James Merrick)
• Teach Me the Music
• Teach Me Thy Way (David J. Conway)
• Teach me Thy way, dear Lord (David J. Conway)
• Teach Me Thy Way, O Lord (B. Mansell Ramsey)
• Teach me thy way, O Lord, Teach me (B. Mansell Ramsey)
• Teach Me Thy Will, O Lord (Katherine A. Grimes)
• Teach Me to Pray (Harrison R. Merrill)
• Teach Me to Pray (Albert S. Reitz)
• Teach Me to Pray from the Heart (Britt G. Hallqvist)
• Teach me to pray, Lord, teach me to pray (Albert S. Reitz)
• Teach me to sing (Evan Stephens)
• Teach me to sing my songs of praise, in spirit and in (Evan Stephens)
• Teach Me to Trust (John W. Peterson)
• Teach me to trust when there is cause to fear (John W. Peterson)
• Teach Me to Walk in the Light (Clara W. McMaster)
• Teach me to walk in the light of his love (Clara W. McMaster)
• Teach me to walk in the light of his love, Teach me to (Clara W. McMaster)
• Teach me Your holy ways, O Lord (Terry Butler)
• Teach Me Your Way (B. Mansell Ramsey)
• Teach me Your way, O Lord, teach me Your way! (B. Mansell Ramsey)
• Teach us, O Lord, true brotherhood (Marion Dutton Savage)
• Teach Us, O Lord, True Thankfulness (William Watkins Reid Sr.)
• Teach us, O Lord, true thankfulness divine (William Watkins Reid Sr.)
• Teach Us to Worship Thee (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• Teach Ye One Another (Doctrine and Covenants 85:21b, c, d, e (RLDS))
• Teamsters’ Chorus (Evan Stephens)
• Tea Party Talk (D. E. Wheeler)
• Tears are falling, hearts are breaking (Chris Rice)
• Tears Flowing Fast
• Tears like rain on the mountains fall (Eleace Monet Zachary)
• Teče, teče bistra voda (Anon.)
• Teddy Bear
• Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, turn around
• Te Deum laudamus (Latin hymn)
• Teeth (Aubree Liz)
• Te exaltaré (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
• Te Exaltaré, Mi Dios, Mi Rey (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
• Te exaltaré, mi Dios, mi Rey / I will exalt my God, my King (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
• Te exaltaré, mi Dios, mi Rey / I will extol my God, my King / Je t’exalterai, mon Dieu, mon roi / Ich will dich loben, Herr, mein Gott (Casiodoro Cárdenas)
• Te glorificamos, oh Dios (Marion B. Naegle)
• Te haapii nei au
• Te haapii nei au i te parau maitai
• Telefoni Afrikassa (Arvid Lydecken)
• Telephone in Africa (Arvid Lydecken)
• Telephone Song
• Telling Fortunes (Sarah Grames Clark)
• Telling Lies (Margaret Johnson Gardner)
• Telling Time (John Kendrick Bangs)
• Tell It Again (Mary B. C. Slade)
• Tell It Out with Gladness (Georgia Harkness)
• Tell It, Sing It, Shout It (James Rowe)
• Tell It! Tell It Out with Gladness (Georgia Harkness)
• Tell It To Jesus (Jeremiah E. Rankin)
• Tell Jesus All (James Rowe)
• Tell Me
• Tell Me (Swiss folk song)
• Tell Me About Heaven (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• Tell Me, Brother, Worn and Weary (Alice M. Batchelder)
• Tell Me, Dear Lord (M. E. P.)
• Tell me, dear Lord— in thine own way I pray (M. E. P.)
• “Tell me, dear mother, what you mean” (John Lyon)
• Tell me, how did you feel when you come out (African-American spiritual)
• Tell me, how did you feel when you come out the wilderness (African-American spiritual)
• Tell me, little cuckoo, if you can, sir (Czech folk song)
• “Tell me, little dove, white and snowy” (Puerto Rican song)
• Tell me, lovely one, when will you be passing? (Swiss folk song)
• Tell Me, My Little Children (American folk song)
• Tell me, my little children, What did the jay-bird say? (American folk song)
• Tell me no more of earthly toys (Susanna Harrison)
• Tell me not in mournful numbers (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• Tell me not, in mournful numbers, life is but an (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• Tell me now what shall we do? Cinderella lost her shoe (Anon.)
• Tell me of shadow-land with its strange seeming (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Tell me, Oh, Answer if you know, What there is (Foster B. Merriam)
• Tell me one thing tell me truly (Augusta M. Wakefield)
• “Tell me, tell me, moon of silver white” (Christine Turner Curtis)
• Tell Me the Old, Old Story (Katherine Hankey)
• Tell me the old, old story of uneen things above (Katherine Hankey)
• Tell me the old, old story of unseen things above (Katherine Hankey)
• Tell Me the Stories of Jesus (W. H. Parker)
• Tell me the stories of Jesus I love to hear (W. H. Parker)
• Tell me the stories of Jesus I love to hear; Things I would (W. H. Parker)
• Tell Me the Story of Jesus (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Tell me the story of Jesus, Write (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Tell me the story of Jesus, Write on my heart (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Tell me the story of Jesus, Write on my heart every word (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Tell me the tales that to me were so dear (Thomas H. Bayly)
• Tell me the tales that to me were so dear, Long (Thomas H. Bayly)
• Tell me, What am I feeling? (Adam Turley; Amy Geis)
• Tell me what is red as a rose, Blue as the sky (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Tell me when did we grow up (Nik Day; Evelyn Detzany)
• Tell me who was born (Nik Day; Micah Rindlisbacher)
• Tell Me Why (Anon.)
• Tell me why the stars do shine (Anon.)
• Tell me why the stars do shine, Tell me (Anon.)
• Tell me why the stars do shine, Tell me why (Anon.)
• Tell Me With Your Eyes (Samuel Minturn Peck)
• Tell me, ye twinkling Stars (John Lyon)
• Tell of His mercy so deep and so wide
• Tell Others of Jesus (Alfred Barratt)
• Tell Out, My Soul (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the Lord (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• Tell-Tale Tracks (F. H. Swift)
• Tell, tell, what is my tho’t like? Tell, tell
• Tell the ancient story, how the King of Glory (Anon.)
• Tell the blessed story (Haldor Lillenas)
• Tell the Good News (Gene Bartlett)
• Tell the Mountains (Rodney Turner)
• Tell to every generation
• Tell us, how can children Serve a glorious King? (Grace Duffield Goodwin)
• Tell us what you’re doing up there,—We would (A. B. P.)
• Tell us, young men, why you stand outside (Czechoslovak folk song)
• Tell Your Children (Grace Hawthorne)
• Tell your father, tell your mother, tell your cook (Polish folk song)
• Te lucis ante terminum
• Temperance Is Well and Good
• Temper My Spirit, O Lord (Jean Starr Untermeyer)
• Tempest
• Temple Anthem
• Temple Anthem (Charles L. Walker)
• Temple bells ring soft and clear Down (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Temple Dedication (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Temple Dedication Song (Charles L. Walker)
• Temple Hymn
• Temple Song (Eliza R. Snow)
• Temple Song
• Temple Song (Emily B. Spencer)
• Temple Song (Charles L. Walker)
• Temple Song
• Temple Song (Henry Maiben)
• Templi sacratas pande, Sion, fores (Jean-Baptiste de Santeul)
• Tempted and tried we’re oft made to wonder (W. Stevens)
• Tempus adest floridum (Piae Cantiones, 1582)
• Tenderly (Jack Lawrence)
• Tenderly Lead Thou Me On (Joseph Smith III)
• Tenderly now our voices raise (Douglas Brian)
• Tenderly now our voices raise to Him whom we (Douglas Brian)
• Tenderly, tenderly, lead (Joseph Smith III)
• Tenderly, Tenderly, Lead Thou Me On (Joseph Smith III)
• Tenderly Wipe the Bitter Tear (Evan Stephens)
• Tender Mercies (Shane Jackman)
• Tender Mercies of the Lord (Julia D. Olson)
• Tender Mercies of the Lord (Janice Kapp Perry)
• Tender mercies of the Lord Come in quiet ways (Janice Kapp Perry)
• Tender Mercy (Jenny Phillips)
• Tender with the Truth (Scott Krippayne; Steve Siler)
• Tender Years
• Tending the Sheep (Ellen Wales Walpole)
• Tenebrae in E Flat (Matthew 27:45–46, 50; Luke 23:46; Ruth Heller)
• Tened en Dios Confianza (Jose V. Estrada G.)
• Ten Elephants (Romanian children’s song)
• Tenemos Esperanza (Federico J. Pagura)
• Ten Fingers (Traditional)
• Tenfold household is established (J. J. M. Bohn)
• Tengo Sed de las Aguas de Vida (Pedro Landeros)
• Ten Green Bottles
• Tenho visto tanta coisa (Luiz Gonzaga do Nascimento)
• Ten Lepers Facing Constant Scorn (John Thornburg)
• Ten Little Fingers (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Ten little fingers are busy all day (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Ten little fingers are busy all day, Helping me (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Ten little fingers are busy all day Helping me work (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Ten little fingers are happy all day Helping me work and (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Ten Little Friends (Elsie Lindgren)
• Ten Little Indians (Anon.)
• Ten little mice are hiding you see (Sophia S. Bixby)
• Ten Little Piggies
• Ten little piggies going out to dine
• Ten little tadpoles playing in a pool (Rose Fyleman)
• Ten Miles from Home
• Tennessee (American folk song)
• Ten o’Clock
• Ten Pretty Maidens (Traditional)
• Ten Thousand Angels (Ray Overholt)
• Ten Thousand Reasons (Matt Redman; Jonas Myrin)
• Ten thousand times ten thousand (Henry Alford)
• Tenting On The Old Camp Ground (Walter Kittredge)
• Tenting To-Night (Walter Kittredge)
• Ten Tribes (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Terangi Jalan-Nya (Connor Austin; Spencer Cunningham)
• Teresa (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Tere saha mukh ham hain ate (Indian folk song)
• Tere saha mukh ham hain ate / We come before thee, O Great and Holy (Indian folk song)
• Testamentary (Hannah T. King)
• Testify to Love (Paul Field; Henk Pool; Ralph van Manen; Robert Riekerk)
• Testimony (Samuel Medley)
• Testimony (Loren C. Dunn)
• Testimony (Evan Stephens)
• Testimony of Christ (Doctrine and Covenants 76:22–23; Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Teton Peaks
• Texas Cowboy
• Texas Cowboys’ Stampede Song (Traditional)
• Thai National Anthem (Luang Saranuprabhandi)
• Th’ Almighty reigns, exalted high (Isaac Watts)
• Thankful (Shawna Belt Edwards)
• Thankful Children (Katherine Merrill)
• Thankful children all are we At this good (Katherine Merrill)
• Thankful Evermore We Be (Mark Weston)
• Thankful Hearts and Voices Raise (John W. Arthur)
• Thank God (Lula Greene Richards)
• Thank God for tears, which as the genial rain (Lula Greene Richards)
• Thank God for those who give relief (Thomas L. Kay)
• Thank Goodness for Christmas! (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• Thank Goodness for Grandmas (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• Thank him for work and play (Martha Wonn)
• Thank Him for work and play, Thank Him (Martha Wonn)
• Thank him for work and play, thank him for night and day (Martha Wonn)
• Thank Him Rev’rently (Michelle Willis)
• Thank Him, thank Him, all ye little children (Anon.)
• Thanking God! (Martha Wonn)
• Thanking you, Jesus (Sudanese chorus)
• Thank Our God for Sisters, Brothers (Roger Powell)
• Thanks and Praise (Nancy Norwood)
• Thanks and Praise (Nancy Norwood)
• Thanks at Meals (Brooks Baker)
• Thanks be to God (Julius Schubring)
• Thanks Be to God (P. J. O’Reilly)
• Thanks Be to God (Alice M. Edwards)
• Thanks be to God, who giveth us (Alice M. Edwards)
• Thanks Be to You, Father, for Eternal Life (Marie Luise Thurmair)
• Thanks Be to You, God of Joy (Friedrich Karl Hofmann)
• Thanks for Constant Care (Patty S. Hill)
• Thanks for Daily Blessings (Patty S. Hill)
• Thanks For Everything
• Thanks for Food (Emilie Poulsson)
• Thanks for Food (Emilie Poulsson)
• Thanks for Home Things (F. Ellenore Prince)
• Thanks for Our World (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• Thanks for the Sabbath School (William Willes)
• Thanks for the Sabbath School, hail (William Willes)
• Thanks for the Sabbath school, hail to the day (William Willes)
• Thanks for the Sabbath School. Hail to the day When (William Willes)
• Thanksgiving (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
• Thanksgiving (Edward Hanham)
• Thanksgiving (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
• Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving (James H. Wallis)
• Thanksgiving (Anna M. Shepard)
• Thanksgiving (Ethel Crowninshield)
• Thanksgiving (Musical Adventures)
• Thanksgiving (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• Thanksgiving (Naomi Russell)
• Thanksgiving (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Thanksgiving (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thanksgiving (R. N. Turner)
• Thanksgiving (Frederick H. Martens)
• Thanksgiving (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Thanksgiving Anthem (Evan Stephens)
• Thanksgiving at Grandma’s
• Thanksgiving Bells (James F. Caldwell)
• Thanksgiving Canon (Lester S. Bucher)
• Thanksgiving Carol (Eleanor Farjeon)
• Thanksgiving Cheer (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thanksgiving Chorus (John Swertner)
• Thanksgiving Day (Lydia Maria Child)
• Thanksgiving Day (Jean Bassett)
• Thanksgiving Day (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• Thanksgiving Day (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
• Thanksgiving Day (Annette Wynne)
• Thanksgiving Day (Marjorie Knapp)
• Thanksgiving Day dawns bright Out of chill (James F. Caldwell)
• Thanksgiving Day is coming! How happy we (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• Thanksgiving Day is coming! How happy we will (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• Thanksgiving Day will soon be here; It comes
• Thanksgiving Day will soon be here: It comes around
• Thanksgiving Day will soon be here; It comes around but
• Thanksgiving has come with its jolly feast (Marjorie Knapp)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Stewart Cross)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Frances K. Taylor)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Kathleen Malone)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Edwin McNeely)
• Thanksgiving Hymn (Danelda M. Yoder)
• Thanksgiving in Winter (Wilhelm Hey)
• Thanksgiving Medley
• Thanksgiving Prayer (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
• Thanksgiving Prayer (Leora Martin)
• Thanksgiving Response (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
• Thanksgiving Round (Anon.)
• Thanksgiving Round (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• Thanksgiving Song (Rock E. Oakeson)
• Thanksgiving Song (Jesse L. Smith Gaynor)
• Thanksgiving Song (D. H.)
• Thanksgiving Song (Patty S. Hill)
• Thanks I Give
• Thanks I Give Thee, Lord (Pedro Landeros)
• Thanks Now Be Unto Thee (Mark Nichols)
• Thanks now be unto Thee Our gracious Heav’nly Father (Mark Nichols)
• Thanks, O God, for boundless mercy (August Ludvig Storm; Norman Johnson)
• Thanks to God! (August Ludvig Storm; Norman Johnson)
• Thanks to God for My Redeemer (August L. Storm)
• Thanks to God for My Redeemer (August Ludvig Storm; Carl E. Backstrom)
• Thanks to God Whose Word Was Spoken (R. T. Brooks)
• Thanks to Our Father (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• Thanks to our Father we will bring (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• Thanks to our Father we will bring For he gives (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• Thanks to Thee (Mary Rose Jack)
• Thanks to Thee (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
• Thanks to Thee, O Christ, Victorious (Thomas Hansen Kingo)
• Thanks to Thee, O God, we give For the food (Emilie Poulsson)
• Thanks to the Lord for Food We Eat (Lyliane Hoarau)
• Thanks we give most gracious Father (John Kelly)
• Thanks would we give for days so full (Nancy Norwood)
• Thanks would we give for days so full of beauty (Nancy Norwood)
• Thank Thee, Father (Alice C. D. Riley)
• Thank thee, Father, for this day (Alice C. D. Riley)
• Thank Thee for Everything (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• Thank thee for the world so sweet (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• “Thank thee!” for the world so sweet; “Thank thee!” (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• “Thank thee!” for the world so sweet; “Thank thee!” for (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank thee for the world so sweet; Thank thee for the food (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank thee, Heav’nly Father, For all we have (Hollis Dann)
• Thank thee, Heav’nly Father, For all we have today (Hollis Dann)
• Thank thee, Heav’nly Father, For all we have today; Help (Hollis Dann)
• Thank thee, Heav’nly Father, For all we have today Help us (Hollis Dann)
• Thank Thee, Heav’nly Father for flow’rs
• Thank Thee Heav’nly Father, for flow’rs and birds that
• Thank Thee, Heav’nly Father for flow’rs and birds that sing
• Thank the Lord, He Is Good (Niels F. Green)
• Thank You (Hilary Weeks; Tyler Castleton)
• Thank You, Dear Father, for This Moment (H. E. Freidel)
• Thank You, Farmer (Iva E. Castner)
• Thank you, farmer, for the growing wheat (Iva E. Castner)
• Thank You, Father (Myrtle Williamson)
• Thank you, Father, for the sky (Myrtle Williamson)
• Thank you, Father, thank you for sending the Son (P. V. Poulsen)
• Thank You, Father, You Gave Me Life (Frederik Christensen)
• Thank You, Father, You Sent the Son (P. Wilhelm Poulsen)
• Thank You for All (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
• Thank You for Being My Friend (Melanie M. Hoffman)
• Thank You for Every Rainbow (Barbara C. Mink)
• Thank You for Giving Me the Morning (Martin Gotthard Schneider)
• Thank You for the birds that sing (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank You for the birds that sing, Thank you (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank You for the cross, Lord (Darlene Zschech)
• Thank You for the Holy Ordinance (Vicki Argotsinger)
• Thank you for the world so sweet (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank You for the world so sweet, Thank you (Edith Rutter-Leatham)
• Thank You for This Lovely Day (W. R. Ledoux)
• Thank you for this lovely day, Guide us (W. R. Ledoux)
• Thank You for Your Care (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Thank You, God (Brian Wren)
• Thank you, God, for this new day; Thank you for my work (Elizabeth S. Whitehouse)
• Thank You, God, for Water, Soil, and Air (Brian Wren)
• Thank You, Good God and Father (Olaf H. Vogeler)
• Thank You I Will Always Say (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Thank you I will always say, When I’m help’d (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Thank You, Jesus (Bernadette Blount Salley)
• Thank You, Jesus. Thank You, Jesus for all You’ve done for me (Bernadette Blount Salley)
• Thank You, Lord (Seth Sykes)
• Thank You, Lord (African-American spiritual)
• Thank You, Lord (Seth Sykes; Bessie Sykes)
• Thank You, Lord, for saving my soul (Seth Sykes)
• Thank You, Lord, thank You, Lord (African-American spiritual)
• Thank You, My God
• Thank You, Nephi (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• Thank you, Nephi, for your words (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• Thank you, O Father, for allowing (Johan Johansen)
• Thank You Songs (Norman C. Schlichter)
• That All May Know Him (B. E.)
• That awful day will surely come (Isaac Watts)
• That Beautiful Land (F. A. F. Wood-White)
• That Beautiful Name (Jean Perry)
• That bit of something Which clings like frost (Elva P. Bushman)
• That Boy-Child of Mary (Tom Colvin)
• That Brightest Dawn (Daniel L. Carter)
• That Cause Can Neither Be Lost nor Stayed (Kristian Ostergaard)
• That Cause Can Never Be Lost or Stayed (Kristian Ostergaard)
• That Christmas Night (Debbie Zumsteg)
• That day of wrath, that dreadful day (Walter Scott)
• That deed, that time, we celebrate (Eliza R. Snow)
• That deed—that time we celebrate (Eliza R. Snow)
• That Easter Day with Joy Was Bright (John Mason Neale)
• That Easter Morn (Marion D. Hanks)
• That Easter morn a grave that burst (Marion D. Hanks)
• That Easter Morn, at Break of Day (Jean Tisserand)
• That First Christmas Day (Lane E. Johnson)
• That first Christmas morning beneath a new star (Lane E. Johnson)
• That Girl in Your Hands (Aaron Edson)
• That glorious time is drawing near (D. L. Wood)
• That God should love a sinner such as I (C. Bishop)
• That Gospel train is comin’ (Traditional)
• That Hour in Gethsemane (Albert Johanson)
• That I shall have my life to live (Eddavene Zoan Houtz Bean)
• That is Jean (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
• That Is My Mother (Becky-Lee Hill Reynolds)
• That Little Brook (Emmeline B. Wells)
• That little brook beside my childhood’s home (Emmeline B. Wells)
• That Lullaby (Melvina C. Woods)
• That Merry Man (Robert Browning)
• That morning dawned as bright and beautiful (Eliza R. Snow)
• That Night in the Stable (Val C. Wilcox)
• That night in the stable it must have (Val C. Wilcox)
• That night, my eyes were red (Alex Melecio)
• That Old Rocking Chair (Bessie C. Rasmussen)
• That One Lost Sheep (L. Phillip Knox)
• That Priceless Grace (Emmanuel F. Y. Grantson)
• That’s How I’ll Be (Nik Day; Kylee Shaffer; Malorie Ward)
• That Silent Night (Rebecca H. Martin)
• That’s the Cause We Help Along (Harry Birch)
• That surely was a trying day (Eliza R. Snow)
• That Sweet Story (Jemima Luke)
• That Sweet Story of Old (Jemima Luke)
• That’s when He found me (Garon Brett; Nik Day)
• That’s when He found me, Lost in the dead (Garon Brett; Nik Day)
• That’s Why (Scott Krippayne; Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon)
• That’s Why We Praise Him (Tommy Walker)
• That’s You and That’s Me (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson; Sam Cardon)
• That the children may live long (Eliza R. Snow)
• That the children may live long and be beautiful (Eliza R. Snow)
• That the Church May Be One
• That the Lord Will Provide (Joseph L. Townsend)
• That the Lord will provide, Is a promise (Joseph L. Townsend)
• That the Lord will provide is a promise that’s given (Joseph L. Townsend)
• That the Lord will provide, Is a promise that’s giv’n (Joseph L. Townsend)
• That this evening may be holy, good, and peaceful
• That time is rushing to its close On earth (L. Lula Greene Richards)
• That Very Special Day
• That Was a Comforting Thought to Me (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• That We May Know (Kathy J. Wilkins)
• That we may know thy will supreme (Charles Derry)
• That we may know thy will supreme, Know thee the great adored (Charles Derry)
• That Will Be Glory for Me (Philip P. Bliss)
• That wonderful city called heaven (Alfred H. Ackley)
• That You Let Me Join in Your Rejoicing (Gnadenthal Community)
• Thay-na-shee-ah-lay-ee
• Thay-na-shee-ah-lay-ee Shveska say va lay
• The 10 commandments (Isaac Watts)
• The 148th Psalm (Gustav Holst)
• The 23rd Psalm
• The 3-Way Canon Blues (Henry Brant)
• The Advent of Our God (Charles Coffin)
• The Advent of Our King (Charles Coffin)
• The Aeroplane (George S. Applegarth)
• The Aeroplane (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
• The aged, venerated, much belov’d (Eliza R. Snow)
• The aged, venerated, much-belov’d (Eliza R. Snow)
• The agency of man (Anon.; Sally Swey)
• The Aim Was Song (Robert Frost)
• The air is like a butterfly With frail blue wings (Joyce Kilmer)
• The air is mild in autumn (E. I. Ingemann)
• The Airplane
• The Airplane (Ann Underhill)
• The Airplane (Ralph Bergengren)
• The Airplane (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Airplane (Ralph Bergengren)
• The airplane is a wonderful, wonderful bird
• The airplane taxis down the field And heads (Mary McB. Green)
• The air with frost is crisp and clear (Jean Bassett)
• The alder by the river (Celia Thaxter)
• The alder by the river Shakes out (Celia Thaxter)
• The alder by the river Shakes out her powdery (Celia Thaxter)
• The alder by the river shakes out her powdry (Celia Thaxter)
• The Allee Allee O (Massachusetts folk song)
• The Almighty (Johann Ladislaus Pyrker)
• The Alphabet
• The Alphabet Kids (Patricia Reid Pett)
• The Alphabet kids, the Alphabet kids (Patricia Reid Pett)
• The Alpine Shepherd (Julia W. Bingham)
• The Ambassador Comes (Italian children’s song)
• The Ambrosian Song of Praise (Charlotte DuBois)
• The American Hymn (Matthias Keller)
• The American’s Creed
• The Ancient Law Departs (Sebastian Besnault)
• The Ancient of Days, oh say, who is he? (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Ancient Polonaise (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Andes tower to the sky (Elizabeth Bennett)
• The Angel Band (South Carolina folk song)
• The Angel Choir
• The angel Gabriel from heaven came (Basque carol)
• The angel in the heavens, Has brought to earth again (Minnie McBain)
• The Angel Message (James L. Edwards)
• The Angel Moroni Is Coming Again (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The angel of the covenant from heaven leads (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The Angel Rolled the Stone Away (African-American spiritual)
• The angels are bringing the armor of love (Esther C. Henck)
• The angels are bringing the armor of love To bind on the human soul (Esther C. Henck)
• The Angels Came (Kansas City school children)
• The angels came to Bethlehem The night (Kansas City school children)
• The angels come from their blest abode (Esther C. Henck)
• The angels come from their blest abode, They come from the land of peace (Esther C. Henck)
• The Angels in Our Fields (French carol)
• The Angels Keep A-Watchin’ (African-American spiritual)
• The angel’s message
• The Angel’s Message (William E. Baughman)
• The Angels Sang (Weihnachtskantate op. 34)
• The Angels’ Serenade
• The angels swept their harps of gold (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The angels swept their harps of gold, and voiced (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The angels washed their clothes today (Miranda Snow Walton)
• The angel, the angel (Martin L. Green)
• The Angel Told the Shepherds (Anon.)
• The Angler’s Invitation (Thomas Tod Stoddard)
• The Angler’s Song (Isaak Walton)
• The Animal Fair
• The Animal Fugue (Wallace E. De Pue)
• The Animals Go to Sleep (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
• The Animals Wake Up (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
• The animals went in two by two, Hurrah, hurrah!
• The annual convention of Our brilliant Sunday Schools (Maggie Campbell McGregor)
• The Annunciation (John Cawood)
• The Answer (Joseph Smith Jr.; William W. Phelps)
• The Answers (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Answer’s Not in Washington (Orrin Hatch)
• The Ants Go Marching (Anon.)
• The ants go marching one by one (Anon.)
• The Apostacy and Restoration (R. C. Evans)
• The Apostate (John Lyon)
• The Apostles’ Creed
• The Apostolic Blessing (Christian Gregor)
• The Appeal for a Clear Sky, Song No. 1
• The Appeal for a Clear Sky, Song No. 2
• The apple blossoms grow so high (Helen Wing)
• The Apple Man (Street cry)
• The Apple Man (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Apple Orchard (Grace Candland Jacobsen)
• The Apple Tree
• The Apple Tree (French folk song)
• The Arkansas Traveler
• The Arkansaw Traveler (David Stevens)
• The Armistice Day Parade (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
• The Arm of the Living God (C. Austin Miles)
• The Armor of God (Kate McSweeney)
• The Armor of God (Rebekah Anne Pitts)
• The Armor of God (Erlyne Gress)
• The army of the cross advances, clad in armor bright (C. Austin Miles)
• The Army of the Living God (C. Austin Miles)
• The Army of the Living God (C. Austin Miles)
• The Arrow and the Song (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• The Art of Printing (John S. Davis)
• The Ash Grove (Welsh folk song)
• The Ash Grove (John Oxenford)
• The Ash-Grove (John Oxenford)
• The ash grove, how graceful, how plainly (John Oxenford)
• The ash-grove, how graceful, how plainly (John Oxenford)
• The ash grove, the ash grove to music (John Oxenford)
• The Aspen Tree (Theodosia Garrison)
• The Asra
• The Assassination (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Assassination of Generals Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Assassination of Ralph Shaw (R. C. Evans)
• The Atheist
• The Atonement of Christ (R. C. Evans)
• The Attic (Agnes Just Reid)
• The Attic (G. A. Grant-Schaefer)
• The Auto (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Autumn (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Autumn Festival (James F. Caldwell)
• The Autumn Fleet (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The autumn has filled me with wonder today (Swiss folk song)
• The autumn leaves are gold and red (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The autumn, the autumn is here today (Anna Bright)
• The Autumn Wind (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Autumn Wind (Emilie Poulsson)
• The autumn wind goes round about (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Aviator (M. Josephine Moroney)
• The Aviator (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Babe in Bethlehem’s Manger Laid (Traditional English song)
• The Babe in Bethlem’s manger laid (Traditional English song)
• The Babe of Bethlehem (Josiah G. Holland)
• The Baby (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The baby angels who are good Are bidden (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Baby Jesus (Jo Marie Borgeson Bray)
• The Baby Leaves (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Baby Rose (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Baby Softly Stills (Marvin K. Gardner)
• The baby swallow chirps “Chee-chee!” (French song)
• The Baby Year
• The bad bumble-bee has a pin in his tail (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Bag Pipe Man (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Bag Pipe man came over the hill (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Baker’s Shop (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The baker’s shop is spick and span (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Bake Shop (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Ballad of John Rowe Moyle (Amy Burton Moore)
• The Ballad of MacTavish MacKee (Katherine Bolt)
• The ball ground echoes with our shouts (Genevieve Fox)
• The Balloon Man (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Balloon Man (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• The Balm (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Balm for Woe (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Bamboo Screen (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Band
• The Band Concert
• The band is marching down the street (Richard C. Berg)
• The Band Played On (John F. Palmer)
• The banging of the hammer
• The Banner of the Cross (Daniel W. Whittle)
• The Banner of the Pilgrims (Heinrich Möwes)
• The Banner Song (C. Austin Miles)
• The Baptism of Jesus (Helen Harrington)
• The Baptist Shouts on Jordan’s Shore (Charles Coffin)
• The Barber (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Barber
• The bare branches of the poplars reaching high (Ruth Harwood)
• The Bark Canoe (Ojibway Indian song)
• The bark of life has spread her sails and can’t (T. W. Brookbank)
• The Barn Owl (Lillian Mohr)
• The Barnyard (Maude Burnham)
• The Barnyard Family
• The Barnyard Song
• The Bashful Valentine (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The battalion encamped, by the side of the grove (Levi Hancock)
• The Battle Belongs to the Lord (Jamie Owens-Collins)
• The Battle-Cry of Freedom (George F. Root)
• The Battle Cry Of Freedom (George F. Root)
• The Battle Hymn of Israel (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Battle Hymn of the Republic (Julia Ward Howe)
• The Battle Is the Lord’s! (Margaret Clarkson)
• The Battle of Jericho (Southern folk song)
• The battle rages on in the shadow (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• The battle rages on in the shadow of another day (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• The bawl of a steer, to a cowboy’s ear (James Barton Adams)
• The Bay of Biscay (Andrew Cherry)
• The Beach Lane (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Bear (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• The Bear Went Over the Mountain
• The beasts of the field, the birds of the air (Wayne Watson)
• The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1–12)
• The Beatitudes: The Meek (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: The Merciful (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: The Peacemakers (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: The Poor in Spirit (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: The Pure in Heart (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: They That Are Persecuted (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: They That Hunger and Thirst (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The Beatitudes: They That Mourn (Edward Howe Jr.)
• The beauties of home (Edwin F. Parry)
• The Beautiful Blue Danube (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Beautiful Garden of Prayer (Eleanor Allen Schroll)
• The beautiful home of the soul (W. P. W.)
• The Beautiful Light (R. Kelso Carter)
• The beautiful mountain rises high (Anna M. Shepard)
• The beautiful summer days so bright (Kate Ulmer)
• The beautiful tulip tree Goes swaying (Kansas City school children)
• The beauty of the rising sun (Justin Williams; Ryan Innes; Russ Dixon)
• The Bee (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Bee (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Bee (German song)
• The Bee And The Pup
• The Bee Hive Call (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• The Bee-Hive Call (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• The Bee Hive call a ringing (Anon.)
• The Bee-Hive call a ringing (Anon.)
• The Bee Hive call a ringing, Comes over hills and lakes (Anon.)
• The Bee Hive call a-ringing, Comes over hills and lakes (Anon.)
• The Bee-Hive Girls Are Glad Girls (Anon.)
• The Bee’s a Busy Peddler (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The bee’s a busy peddler, As through (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The bees are gath’ring honey from all the dainty (Eugenia Lundquist)
• The Bees’ Market (Patty S. Hill)
• The Bees of Deseret (Evan Stephens)
• The Bees of Deseret (John S. Davis)
• The Beginning and the End (Vicente Poot P.)
• The Beginning of Evil
• The Bell
• The Bell Buoy (Walter Kerr)
• The Bell Doth Toll
• The bell doth toll, Its echoes roll
• The bell doth toll, Its echoes roll, I know
• The Bell Is Ringing (Traditional)
• The Bell Ringer (Frances Ford)
• The Bells
• The Bells
• The Bells (Edgar Allan Poe)
• The Bells (Lucy Allen)
• The bells are chiming in the tower To (Mary Tolbert)
• The bells are ringing, for me and my gal (E. Ray Goetz; Edgar Leslie; George W. Meyer)
• The Bells Are Sounding Today (Epigmenio Velasco)
• The bells hold their carnival of joy up on high (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Bells of Christmas (Martin Luther; N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• The Bells of Christmas (Charles Porterfield Krauth; Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig)
• The bells of Christmas chime once more (Charles Porterfield Krauth; Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig)
• The Bells of Easter (Katherine Merrill)
• The bells of Easter sweetly ring (Katherine Merrill)
• The bells of Easter sweetly ring, And little (Katherine Merrill)
• The Bells of New Year (Lillie M. Jordan)
• The Bell Song
• The bells ring out with a solemn tone (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The bells say to joyously give (Thelma J. Harrison)
• The Bereaved Wife (Eliza R. Snow)
• The berries come in cherry-time, When
• The Best Friend Is Jesus (Peter P. Bilhorn)
• The Best is Not Too Good for Me (Joseph Fielding Smith Jr.)
• The Best of All (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Best Thing (Richard Holmes)
• The Best Year Ever
• The Better Land
• The better part of a lifetime in defense of a dream (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Beyond (Ella Wheeler Wilcox)
• The Bible (Isaac Watts)
• The B-I-B-L-E
• The Bible Is a Treasure Book (Gracia Holman)
• The Bible is justly esteem’d
• The Bible Stands (Haldor Lillenas)
• The Bible stands like a rock undaunted (Haldor Lillenas)
• The B-I-B-L-E, Yes, that’s the book for me
• The Big Bass Drum (Traditional)
• The Big Bazaar (Carolyn Wells)
• The big, bright sun shines down on me (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Big Clock and the Wrist Watch (Adeline Denham McCall)
• The Big Drum (Malcolm Douglas; Harvey Worthington Loomis (adapter))
• The big giraffe, Ba-hoo! Ba-hoo! He ate (Jack Garrett)
• The Big Round World (James Whitcomb Riley)
• The big ship sails thro’ the Holly, Holly, Ho!
• The Big Sunflower (American folk song)
• The Billy Goat (Anna Johnson)
• The Birch Tree (Russian folk song)
• The Bird Call
• The Bird Closes Its Eye (Christian Juul)
• The birdies’ lullaby
• The Birdie’s Song (Mabel Frost)
• The Birdkeeper (Emanuel Schikaneder)
• The Bird of Passage
• The Birds (Martin Shaw)
• The birds are singing, The bells are ringing
• The Bird’s Farewell
• The Birds’ Flight (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• The Bird’s Greeting (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The birds in the trees sing, “Good morning” (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Birds’ Lullaby (Isabella Howe Fiske)
• The Bird’s Nest (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The birds of the forest are calling for thee (Harry B. Smith)
• The Bird Song (Early American song)
• The Birds’ Return (German folk song)
• The birds sing their carols so lovely and sweet (Ella Des Brisay)
• The Bird’s Song (Edith Robbins)
• The Bird’s Swing (Edith Robbins)
• The Bird’s Valentine (Sophia S. Bixby)
• The Birds’ Year (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The bird that soars on highest wing (James Montgomery)
• The bird that soars on highest wing Builds on the ground her lowly nest (James Montgomery)
• The bird with feathers of blue (Billy Rose)
• The bird with features of blue (Billy Rose)
• The Birthday of a King (William Harold Neidlinger)
• The Birthday of a King (William Harold Neidlinger)
• The Birthday of Daniel H. Wells (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Birthday of D. H. Wells (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Bishop (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The bishop of our ward is friendly, good and (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The bishop of our ward is friendly, good and kind (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The Blackbird (M. Louise Baum)
• The blackness of a bitter night had flown (Estella Wight)
• The Blacksmith
• The Blacksmith (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Blacksmith (Seymour Barnard)
• The Blacksmith (Johann Ludwig Uhland)
• The Blacksmith
• The blacksmith sang this right good song (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Blacksmith Sings Merrily (German folk song)
• The blacksmith sings merrily, merrily on (German folk song)
• The Blacksmith’s Song (Patty S. Hill)
• The Black Thief (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The blasted, bloomin’ spider ran up the bloomin’ spout
• The Blessed Baby Jesus (Katherine Merrill)
• The blessed baby Jesus Was born on Christmas day (Katherine Merrill)
• The Blessed Day (Mary Mapes Dodge)
• The Blessed Day with Joy We See (O Day Full of Grace) (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• The blessed Jesus loved me (Thoro Harris)
• The blessed Lord and kind Redeemer (Clement Phinney)
• The Blessed Old Story Is True (Frederick W. Suffield)
• The Blessing of the Children (Helen Harrington)
• The Blessing Song (Nancy Gordon; Linda Walker; Jamie Harvill)
• The blest memorials of thy grief (Joseph Hart)
• The blest memorials of thy grief, Thy suff’rings and thy death (Joseph Hart)
• The Blind Beggar’s Song
• The Blind Harpist (John S. Davis)
• The blood that Jesus once shed for me (Civilla Martin)
• The blood that Jesus shed for me (Andraé Crouch)
• The Blood That Jesus Sheds for Me (Andraé Crouch)
• The blood washed pilgrim (R. Kelso Carter)
• The blood will never lose its power (Civilla Martin)
• The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power (Andraé Crouch)
• The Blooming Bright Star of Belle Isle
• The blossoms close at eve (C. G. Rowe)
• The blossoms close at eve, my love! (C. G. Rowe)
• The blossoms on the pear-tree are just as (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The blossom-time is over; The bees (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Blue-Bell (Margaret Deland)
• The Blue Bell of Scotland (Scotch air)
• The Blue Bells of Scotland (Scotch air)
• The Blue-Bells of Scotland (Scotch air)
• The Bluebells rang at half-past nine (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• The bluebell will ring, Then bluebird will sing
• The Bluebird Girls All Give Away Happiness
• The bluebird has a coat of blue (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• The Bluebirds (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Bluebird Song (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Blue Forget-me-not (Mary A. Y. Greenhalgh)
• The Blue Juniata (M. D. Sullivan)
• The blue of the sky and the green of the trees (Mark Richardson)
• The blue Pacific ocean In constant cadenced (George W. Pennington)
• The Blue-Tail Fly (Daniel D. Emmett)
• The blush of spring is everywhere (Rebecca S. Wetzel)
• The Boar’s Head Carol (Traditional)
• The boar’s head in hand bear I (Traditional)
• The boar’s head in hand bear I, Bedecked (Traditional)
• The boar’s head in hand bring I (Traditional)
• The Bobolink (Helen Louise Clark)
• The bodies of our dead are laid (John Nicholson)
• The body is but chaff
• The Body, Lord, Is Ours to Keep (Eleanor B. Stock)
• The Body of Christ (Nik Day; Christian Affleck)
• The body of Christ living His life (Kenneth Cope; Julie de Azevedo)
• The Bold Fisherman (Maurice Talbot)
• The Bold Hunter (Austrian folk song)
• The Bold Snow-man (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Bold Soldier
• The Bolero (Fleur Conkling)
• The Boll Weevil (Texas folk song)
• The boll weevil is a little black bug (Texas folk song)
• The Bond of Love (Otis Skillings)
• The Bonnets Of Bonnie Dundee (Walter Scott)
• The Book of Mormon (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The Book of Mormon (R. C. Evans)
• The Book of Mormon Has Come Forth (Bonnie Hart Murray)
• The Book of Mormon, in our days (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Book of Mormon Teaches Me (Marvin K. Gardner)
• The Book of Mormon Tells of Christ (Nathan P. Howe)
• The Book of Mormon testifies of Jesus Christ (Eric Malizia)
• The Books in the Book of Mormon (Daphne Matthews)
• The Books in the New Testament (Anon.)
• The Books in the Old Testament (Anon.)
• The Books of the Book of Mormon (Daphne Matthews)
• The books we prize and treasure very dear (H. E. Depew)
• The book that seems the best to me (Clinton Scollard)
• The Bossy Cow (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Bowl of Goldfish (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Boy and the Bird (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The Boy and the Lark (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Boy and the Sheep (Jane Taylor)
• The boy never hurt anyone (Brett Raymond)
• The Boy Scout Day (Anon.)
• The Boys in Blue (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Boys of Nauvoo
• The Boys Of Sanpete County
• The Boys of Sanpete County (The Green River Song) (Utah folk song)
• The Boys of the Kingdom (William W. Phelps)
• The Boys of the M. I. A. (Zersia Mae Nelson)
• The Boy’s Questions (John Lyon)
• The boys walked softly up the hill to Calvary (Dixie Lynne Harrington)
• The boy who never rose at dawn (W. Muller)
• The boy who never rose at dawn, When summer (W. Muller)
• The boy who never rose at dawn, When summer days are long (W. Muller)
• The Brass Band
• The Brave Knight (Italian folk song)
• The Bread and the Wine Are Here (Daniel Charles Damon)
• The bread and water are ready here (Frank I. Kooyman)
• The bread and water are ready here, And I (Frank I. Kooyman)
• The bread and water are ready here, and I remember (Frank I. Kooyman)
• The bread and water are ready here, and we remember (Frank I. Kooyman)
• The Bread Is Being Broken (Becky-Lee Hill Reynolds)
• The bread is being broken, the water has been (Becky-Lee Hill Reynolds)
• The bread is being broken; the water has been poured (Becky-Lee Hill Reynolds)
• The bread is blessed, and broken now (Mary Glover)
• The bread is pure; the bread is white; The bread is clean (Earl C. Hazelle)
• The Bread of Life (Joseph G. Scoville)
• The Bread of Life for All is Broken (Timothy Tingfang Lew)
• The Bread of Life, O Lord us give, That we may eat (Joseph G. Scoville)
• The Bread Reminds Me (Clive Romney)
• The bread reminds me that Jesus (Clive Romney)
• The Bread That Giveth Strength (Ellen H. Underwood; Warren R. Fitch)
• The bread that giveth strength I want to give (Ellen H. Underwood; Warren R. Fitch)
• The breaking waves dash’d high (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The Breaking Waves Dashed High (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The breaking waves dashed high on a stern (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The breaking waves dashed high On a stern and rock-bound coast (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The breath of early morning is fresh and fair (German song)
• The breath of June is in the air (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The breezes push and pull And drive (Russell M. Dodge)
• The Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us (Johann Walter; F. Samuel Janzow; Matthias Loy)
• The Bridegroom soon will come (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Bride’s Avowal (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Bride’s Father Speaks to the Bridegroom (Olive W. Burt)
• The Bride That I Married (Mark Nichols)
• The bride that I married in years long ago (Mark Nichols)
• The bride, ’tis usual to present (Hannah T. King)
• The Bridge (Blanche K. McKey)
• The Bridge of Avignon
• The brightness of a lamp gone out (David H. Smith)
• The brightness of a lamp gone out, Hands quiet, eyes at rest (David H. Smith)
• The Bright New Year (Anon.)
• The Bright Side
• The British Grenadiers (British marching song)
• The broad and shining river (Mabel E. Bray)
• The broad and shining river Goes whirling (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Broken Melody
• The Broken Pinion (Hezekiah Butterworth)
• The Broken Ring (Joseph von Eichendorff)
• The Broken Vessel (Andrae Crouch)
• The Brook (Evan Stephens)
• The Brook (Margaret A. Fassitt)
• The Brook (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Brook (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The Brook and the Breeze
• The brooklet (Ione Olsen (age 10))
• The Brooklet (Wilhelm Müller)
• The brooklets and the breezes and the clouds
• The Broom (Ella D. Watkins)
• The Broom
• The Broom (Dutch round)
• The Broom and the Shovel (Edward Lear)
• The Broom and the Shovel, the Poker (Edward Lear)
• The broom, oh, the broom! And what does (Dutch round)
• The Brotherhood of Man (Charles Herbert Richards)
• The Brother of Jared (Elbert A. Smith)
• The Brown Bird (Puerto Rican folk song)
• The Brown Duck (Texas folk song)
• The Brown Mother Hen (R. A. Minter)
• The Buffalo Head Dance
• The Bugle
• The bugle echoes are flying, The bugle (Helen Fitch)
• The bugle is calling, While evening shades
• The Bug Song (Carl Hope)
• The Building of the Organ (Linda S. Fletcher)
• The Bull Dog
• The Bull-Dog
• The Bull Dog on the Bank
• The Bullfight on the San Pedro (Pioneer folk song)
• The Bull Whacker (Pioneer folk song)
• The Bumble-Bee
• The bumble-bee, the bumble-bee, He flew
• The Burlesque Band (Traditional)
• The Burning Bush (Olive C. Wehr)
• The Bus (Traditional)
• The Busy Bee
• The Busy Bees of Deseret (John S. Davis)
• The busy bees of Deseret are still around their hive (John S. Davis)
• The Busy Clock
• The Busy Cobbler (George S. Applegarth)
• The Busy Postman (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Busy Town is Full to Overflowing (Dennis S. Aldridge)
• The Busy Wind (Emilie Poulsson)
• The busy wind is out today A-blowing (Barbara Brown; Beatrice Brown)
• The Butterfly (Henrik Wergeland)
• The Butterfly (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Butterfly
• The Butterfly (Clinton Scollard)
• The Butterfly (Herbert Scholfield)
• The Butterfly Dance (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Butterfly hovering to and fro (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The buzz of the bees, The crisp of the leaves (Angie Taylor)
• The cable strains the anchor resting on the ocean floor (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Cackling Hen (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Cage (Charles E. Ives)
• The Caissons Go Rolling Along (Edmund L. Gruber)
• The Cake (Polish folk song)
• The Call (James F. Wright)
• The Call (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Call (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
• The Call for Reapers (John O. Thompson)
• The Calling (Melva Wheelwright)
• The Call of God (R. C. Evans)
• The Call of Love (C. Austin Miles)
• The call of the road and the pastures so green (Jessie Mae Norris)
• The Call of Womanhood (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• The Call to Benevolence (Luacine Clark Fox)
• The call to willing service is the nation’s call today (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• The Calm (Nik Day)
• The Camel (Louella Garrett)
• The Camel (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Campbells Are Coming (Scottish folk song)
• The Campbells are coming, O-ho! O-ho! (Scottish folk song)
• The Campbells are comin’. O ho, O ho (Scottish folk song)
• The Camp Fire (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Campfire Meeting
• The Camp Is Calling
• The Camp of Israel (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Camptown ladies sing this song (Stephen C. Foster)
• The Camptown Races (Stephen C. Foster)
• The Canary (Emilie Poulsson)
• The candy bird lives in the Lollypop Lane (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Candy Lion (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Candy Man (Malcolm Douglas)
• The Candy Man (Ann Underhill)
• The Candy Man (Katherine Smith Bolt)
• The candy man who was in the sun (Malcolm Douglas)
• The Candy Shop (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Cap Stone (William W. Phelps)
• The Captain (Karolyn Kay Danielson)
• The Captive (Greek folk song)
• The Caravan Song (Marie E. Gaudette)
• The Caravan Song (Bill Beard)
• The Careful Carp
• The Careless Waves (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The cares of the day oft perplex us (C. C. Uhland)
• The Care the Eagle Gives Her Young (R. Deane Postlethwaite)
• The Carol Singers (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• “The Carpathia cometh,” the ship was in view (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Carpenter (Jennifer P. Zabel)
• The Carpenters (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Carpenter’s Boy (Aimee Nolte)
• The Carpenter’s Hammer (Louise M. Oglevee)
• The carpenter’s hammer goes rap (Louise M. Oglevee)
• The Carpenter Shop (Ann Underhill)
• The Carpenter’s Son (Kenneth Cope)
• The Carpenters’ Song (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Carrier Pigeon
• The Carrier Pigeon (German folk song)
• The Carrousel
• The Cars Go Up and Down (Katherine Smith Bolt)
• The Castle Tower (Czech folk song)
• The Cat and the Catboat (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Cat and the Cheese
• The Cat and the Dog (Nursery rhyme)
• The Catbird (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The catbird caroled in the bush, The sweetest (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The cat comes creeping by; Take care (Austrian folk song)
• The Caterpillar (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Caterpillar and Moth (Patty S. Hill)
• The Cat Is Going Round You (Anon.)
• The Cat Is in the Snow
• The cat may look at a King, they say (Arthur Guiterman)
• The Cattle On A Thousand Hills (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Cat Who Wore a Hat (Judy Rector)
• The Cause of Truth (Evan Stephens)
• The Cause of Zion Summons Us (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
• The cause of Zion summons us to claim a distant dream (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
• The Cautious Cat (David Stevens)
• The Cavaliers (Czechoslovak folk song)
• The Cedar Waxwing (Lillian Mohr)
• The Celestial Home
• The ’Cello (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Centennial (V. James Lovalvo)
• The Center of the Heavens
• The Certainty of Law (Patty S. Hill)
• The chains are rent, the dungeon’s gloom (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Chalet Girl’s Sunday (Norwegian folk song)
• The Challenge (Ruth May Fox)
• The Champion
• The Champion (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Champion comes with piercing eye
• The Changeless Friend (Joseph Hart)
• The chapel
• The chapel bell now sweetly rings (E. Schwab)
• The Chapel Doors (Dorothy Little Read)
• The chapel doors seem to say to me (Dorothy Little Read)
• The chapel doors seem to say to me. “Sh, be still.” (Dorothy Little Read)
• The Chariot! the Chariot! Its wheels roll in fire (Henry H. Milman)
• The Chariot! the Chariot! Its wheels roll in fire As the Lord cometh down in the pomp of his ire (Henry H. Milman)
• The Chattering Squaw (Harvey W. Loomis)
• The Cheerful Sunbeam (The Youth’s Companion)
• The Cheery Bird (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Cheery Smile (Evan Stephens)
• The Cherry Tree (Ella D. Watkins)
• The Chickens
• The Child and the Sparrow (Thomas Westwood)
• The Child and the Star (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Child I Am (Brett Raymond)
• The child in the mirror I love to see (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Child Jesus (Edna Dean Baker)
• The Child Of A King (Harriet E. Buell)
• The Child of Galilee (Vida E. Smith)
• The Children and the Sheep (Ann Taylor; Patty S. Hill)
• The Children Are Praying for Me (Moses Thatcher)
• The children have to their meeting gone (William A. Morton)
• The Children of the Saints (John Nicholson)
• The Children’s America (Alfarata Hilton)
• The Children’s Friend (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• The Children’s Friend (C. Benjamin Hopkins)
• The Children’s Friend Is Jesus (Robert Harkness)
• The Children’s Friend is my friend (Leone Doxey)
• The Children’s Friend is my friend, Good stories (Leone Doxey)
• The Children’s Hosanna (Neal A. McAulay)
• The Children’s Offertory (George Allen Mathews)
• The Children’s Salutation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Children’s Service (Grace Duffield Goodwin)
• The Children’s Song (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The Children’s Song-Prayer (Evan Stephens)
• The children’s Sunday school song (Evan Stephens)
• The Children’s Thanksgiving Hymn (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Children That People Love (Emilie Poulsson)
• The child’s message (Cora Hill)
• The chill night is dark, child, but there is a star (Susan Evans McCloud)
• The Chimes (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Chimney Sweep (Italian folk song)
• The China-Boy (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Chinese Fan
• The Choice Is Up to You (Eugene Amormino; Kathleen Scolaro; Carolyn Pietrangelo)
• The Christ-Child Is Born (German carol)
• The Christ-Child is born, Oh Allelujah! (German carol)
• The Christ Child lay on a bed of hay on that holy
• The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) proclaims Jesus as Lord (Kenneth L. Teegarden)
• The Christian Home (Karl Johann Philipp Spitta)
• The Christmas Bells Are Ringing (Katherine Merrill)
• The Christmas bells are ringing And this (Katherine Merrill)
• The Christmas bells are swaying (Adelaide Walker)
• The Christmas chimes ring out, ring out (Abbie Rees Madsen)
• The Christmas Manger Hymn (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• The Christmas Seal
• The Christmas Star (Marion K. Seavey)
• The Christmas Star
• The Christmas stockings, robbed of all their load (Patricia Bryson)
• The Christmas Symbol (Martin L. Green)
• The Christmas Tree (Robert Spence Watson)
• The Christmas Tree (Mary N. Meigs)
• The Christmas Tree (Paul P. Foster)
• The Christmas Tree
• The Christmas Tree
• The Christmas Tree (Laura E. Richards)
• The Christmas Tree (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Christmas Tree (Harriet F. Blodgett)
• The Christmas We Desire (Alba Colombo; Mabel Colombo)
• The Christ of Every Age (Roy A. Cheville)
• The Christ of the Cross (Frank C. Huston)
• The Christ of the Galilee Road (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Christ who died but rose again (Granton Douglas Hay)
• The Church
• The Church (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Church Bells (D. M.)
• The church bells ringing sweet and clear (D. M.)
• The Church by the Side of the Road (William C. Poole)
• The Church House (Anon.)
• The Church in the Wildwood (William S. Pitts)
• The church is not a building (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
• The Church Is One (Thomas Campbell)
• The Church of Christ Cannot Be Bound (Adam M. L. Tice)
• The church of Christ cannot be bound by walls of wood or stone (Adam M. L. Tice)
• The Church of Christ in Every Age (F. Pratt Green)
• The church of Christ, in ev’ry age (F. Pratt Green)
• The Church of Jesus Christ (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Church of Jesus Christ (W. Rehbein)
• The Church’s Jubilee (Charles W. Naylor)
• The Church’s Life (Geoffrey F. Spencer; Alan D. Tyree)
• The church’s life is built upon (Geoffrey F. Spencer; Alan D. Tyree)
• The church’s life is built upon the rock of revelation (Geoffrey F. Spencer; Alan D. Tyree)
• The Church’s One Foundation (Samuel J. Stone)
• The Church’s one foundation is Jesus Christ her Lord (Samuel J. Stone)
• The Church’s one foundation / Un solo fundamento y sólo un fundador (Samuel J. Stone)
• The Church Which Jesus Christ Set Up (Charles Ashton)
• The Church Within Us (Kent E. Schneider)
• The Cicada (Raymundo Pérez y Soto)
• The Circle of San Miguel (Rio Grande folk game)
• The Circles of Womanhood (Joanne B. Doxey)
• The Circlet of Heaven (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Circus (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Circus (Anna M. Pratt)
• The Circus (Louella Garrett)
• The Circus Is Coming (Vernice Nye)
• The circus is coming our way, The circus (Vernice Nye)
• The circus is coming to town today (Louella Garrett)
• The Cities of Zion (William W. Phelps)
• The cities of Zion soon shall rise (William W. Phelps)
• The City Is Alive, O God (William Watkins Reid Jr.)
• The city is alive, O God, with sound of rushing feet (William Watkins Reid Jr.)
• The city mouse lives in a house (Christina Rossetti)
• The City of David (Gary Croxall)
• The city of David sleeps under the moon (Gary Croxall)
• The City of God (Arthur H. Morse)
• The city that was seen of old (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Clang of the Forge (Henry Vaughan)
• The Clarion Call (Vaughn J. Featherstone)
• The Clarion Call (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• The Clarion call is sounding (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• The clarion call is sounding from the tower (Vaughn J. Featherstone)
• The clarion call is sounding, The youth (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• The clarion call is sounding; The youth of Zion (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• The Clarion Call of the Gospel (Sione Tuʻikolongahau)
• The Classmates’ March Song (H. G. Whitney)
• The classmates’ song (H. G. Whitney)
• The Cleansing Wave (Phoebe P. Knapp)
• The Climate (David Stevens)
• The Clock (Wallace F. Bennett)
• The Clock (J. Spencer Cornwall)
• The Clock (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The clock is queer, you must admit (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The clock is ticking and our lives
• The clock takes no vacation, For it’s working
• The clock tower says ’tis midnight (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• The clods of the valley shall lie above (David H. Smith)
• The clods of the valley shall lie above The dearest object of mortal love (David H. Smith)
• The closer I walk the sweeter He seems (Haldor Lillenas)
• The cloud-capped towers, The gorgeous palaces (William Shakespeare)
• The Cloud-Cap’t Towers (William Shakespeare)
• The cloud-cap’t towers, The gorgeous palaces (William Shakespeare)
• The clouds are dark and it’s raining outside (William H. Blake)
• The clouds of grief o’ershadow (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Clouds of Judgment Gather (Bernard of Cluny)
• The clouds recall their raindrops nevermore (Foster B. Merriam)
• The Clown (Louella Garrett)
• The clown is such a funny man, funny man (Ellen Arnott Bates)
• The coach is ready to start—Hear the horn
• The Coasts of High Barbary (Traditional)
• The Cobbler
• The Cobbler (Bertha M. Rhodes)
• The Cobbler and the Crow
• The Cob House
• The cock doth crow
• The cock doth crow To let you know
• The Cockroach (Mexican folk song)
• The Cold December (Catalonian carol)
• The Colorado Trail (American folk song)
• The Comforter (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Comforter Has Come (Francis Bottome)
• The Comforter has come to abide (Haldor Lillenas)
• The Comforter is sent again (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Comfort of This Holy Hour (Emma Perry Erekson)
• The Coming Day (J. H. Ward)
• The Coming King (Franklin E. Belden)
• The coming King is at the door (Franklin E. Belden)
• The Coming of God (Isaiah 40:1–5; Johannes G. Olearius)
• The Coming of Spring (Nora Perry)
• The Coming of Spring (Mary Howitt)
• The Coming of the King (R. C. Evans)
• The Coming of the King (R. C. Evans)
• The Commandments (Isaac Watts)
• The Communion Hymn (Keith Getty; Kristyn Getty; Stuart Townend)
• The conference song (Hugh Knough)
• The Contest (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Coqui (Puerto Rican folk song)
• The coqui, the coqui so delights me (Puerto Rican folk song)
• The Corner Stone
• The Corn is Ripe For Reaping (Charles A. Goodhart)
• The corn is ripe for reaping, Fields glow with ruddy grain (Charles A. Goodhart)
• The corn is waving tassels now, And golden
• The Correlation Key (Verda Mae Christensen)
• The Cossack’s Song
• The Cost of Words (Mollie Richmond)
• The cottage work is over
• The Counter-Charm (H. N. Parsons)
• The counting lesson (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Country Fair (Fleur Conkling)
• The County Fair (Fleur Conkling)
• The courage to vindicate (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• The covered wagons creak and roll (Jeanne Rich)
• The covered wagons trek across the plain (Elizabeth Cannon Porter)
• The covers now are opened wide (Dorothy Aldis)
• The Cowboy’s Life (James Barton Adams)
• The cow says, “Moo!” The pigeon, “Coo!” (Maude Burnham)
• The Creation (Johnie B. Wood)
• The Creator (Gail W. Bell)
• The Creator (Wilhelm Hey)
• The Cricket
• The Cricket Takes a Wife (Hungarian folk song)
• The Crocodile
• The Crocodile
• The crocodile smiles at you (Barbara Tanner)
• The Cross (Elbert A. Smith)
• The Cross Is Not Greater (Ballington Booth)
• The cross is not greater than his grace (Ballington Booth)
• The cross, it standeth fast (Horatius Bonar)
• The cross it standeth fast, Hallelujah, Hallelujah! (Horatius Bonar)
• The cross stands with feet in the earth (Elbert A. Smith)
• The cross that He gave may be heavy (Ballington Booth)
• The cross that He gave may by heavy (Ballington Booth)
• The cross, the cross, the bloodstained cross (J. A. Stocktow; WIlliam McDonald)
• The cross upon which Jesus died (Ira F. Stamphill)
• The Crow (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Crown (B. Edmiaston)
• The Crowning Day (El Nathan)
• The Crucifixion (African-American spiritual)
• The Crusaders (Frederick H. Martens)
• The cry comes from Asia, from Afric’s dark legions (Thomas W. Smith)
• The cry comes from Asia, from Afric’s dark legions As well as from Europe and isles of the sea (Thomas W. Smith)
• The Crystal Hunters (Thomas Moore)
• The Cuckoo (English folk song)
• The Cuckoo (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Cuckoo
• The Cuckoo (French folk song)
• The Cuckoo (Czech folk song)
• The Cuckoo (Austrian folk song)
• The Cuckoo and the Donkey (German song)
• The cuckoo and the donkey Agreed to have (Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The cuckoo is a pretty bird (English folk song)
• The Cuckoo Sounds His Call (German song)
• The cunning little birdies, with their mothers (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The cunning papoose in the wigwam that lives (Margaret Coote Brown)
• The Cupboard (Walter de la Mare)
• The Curtain of Night (Western folk song)
• The Daffodils (William Wordsworth)
• The Dairy Maids (James Slocum)
• The Dairy Maids (James Slocum)
• The Daisies (Julia Colton Willard)
• The Daisy (William Fletcher)
• The Dance of Zolongo
• The Dancers (Frederic Manley)
• The Dancers (Nathan Haskell Dole)
• The Dancing Maiden (Swedish folk song)
• The Dandelion
• The Darby Ram (American folk song)
• The darkest days, yet have some light (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The darkness comes, And another day’s gone (Joel McCausland)
• The dark night is passing (William Williams)
• The Daughers of Zion, the Friends of the Poor (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• The Daughters Of The Utah Pioneers (Janette Murdoch McMullen)
• The daughters of Zion (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• The Daughters of Zion, the Friends of the Poor (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• The Dawning (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Dawning Mists of the Night (C. Ploug)
• The Dawn Is Near (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Dawn of Maytime (Foster B. Merriam)
• The Dawn of Perfection (Susan Evans McCloud)
• The Day-Dawn is Breaking (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Day Dawn Is Breaking (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The day-dawn is breaking, the world (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The day dawn is breaking, the world is awaking (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The day-dawn is breaking, The world is awaking (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The day dawn is breaking, the world is awaking, The (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The day dawns fresh and glorious (Ruth May Fox)
• The day for tokens had arrived (Mary Rose Jack)
• The day for tokens had arrived, That eager, happy time (Mary Rose Jack)
• The day has now gone by (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Day He Found Me (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Day I Lost My Heart (Michael McLean)
• The Day Is Dawning (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Day Is Done (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• The day is done, and the darkness (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• The day is dying in the west, The soft (Eleanor B. Thomas)
• The day is going to sleep (Julia Colton Willard)
• The day is going to sleep, The birds (Julia Colton Willard)
• The day is here, The sky is clear, The sun’s
• The Day Is Now Over (Carl Orff; Gunild Keetman)
• The day is now over, the moon shines (Carl Orff; Gunild Keetman)
• The day is past and gone (John Leland)
• The day is past and gone; the evening shades (John Leland)
• The day is past and gone, The evening shades appear (John Leland)
• The day is past and gone; The ev’ning shades appear (John Leland)
• The day is past and over (St. Anatolius of Constantinople)
• The day is past and over, all thanks O Lord to thee (St. Anatolius of Constantinople)
• The Day Is Surely Drawing Near (Bartholomaüs Ringwaldt)
• The day of days, so bright and fair, happy (Evan Stephens)
• The Day of Harvest (Daunell J. Clarke)
• The Day of His Coming (Doctrine and Covenants 61:38–39; George H. Durham)
• The day of light and laughter Is fading (German song)
• The day of redemption, so near is at hand (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• The Day of Resurrection (John of Damascus)
• The day of resurrection! Earth, tell it out abroad (John of Damascus)
• The days are passing surely on, These (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Days Are Surely Coming (David Gambrell)
• The days have arrived, by prophets foretold (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Days of ’49 (Traditional American song)
• The Days of Noah (John S. Davis)
• The days of old were days of might
• The days of old were days of might
• The days of true salvation (Mabel C. Bickerton)
• The Dayspring Is Born (Charles R. Graham)
• The Day Star Has Dawned (Parley P. Pratt)
• The day-star has dawned o’er the land of the bless’d (Parley P. Pratt)
• The day-star has dawned o’er the land of the bless’d, The first beams of morning, the morning of rest (Parley P. Pratt)
• The day star has dawned o’er the land of the blest (Parley P. Pratt)
• The days when came the deluge (John S. Davis)
• The Day That Changed Everything (Melinda Allred)
• The day that I left my home for the rolling sea (Sebastián Iradier)
• The Day The Savior Came (Ann L. Bailey)
• The Day Thou Gavest (John Ellerton)
• The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended (John Ellerton)
• The Day Walked In (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The day was bright with sunshine, the garden
• The day was gone, yet there we stood (Ann L. Bailey)
• The Day Will Come (María Antonieta Torres)
• The Day Without a Cloud (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Day You Gave Us, God, Is Ended (John Ellerton)
• The Day You Gave Us, Lord, Has Ended (John Ellerton)
• The Day You Gave Us, Lord, Is Ended (John Ellerton)
• The Deaf Old Woman’s Courtship (Anon.)
• The Deaf Woman’s Courtship (Anon.)
• The “Dear” Doctors (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Dearest Names (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Dearest Spot (W. T. Wrighton)
• The Dearest Spot Is Home (W. T. Wrighton)
• The dearest spot of earth to me is home, sweet home (W. T. Wrighton)
• The Dearest Spot on Earth (W. T. Wrighton)
• The dearest spot on earth to me (W. T. Wrighton)
• The Dear Little Children (Jemima Luke)
• The dear little Jesus once lay on the hay (Edna Dean Baker)
• The Dear New England Home (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Dear Old Garden (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Dear Old Garden (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Dear Old Home (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The dear old story of a Savior’s love (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• The Dear Old Tree (Stella W. Smith)
• The dear ones now have all been scattered
• The Dears I Love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Death of Jesus Christ, Our Lord (Olof Olsson; Haquin Spegel)
• The Death of the Prophets
• The Decision (V. Michael McKay)
• The deed is done (Evan Stephens)
• The deed is done! and soon (Evan Stephens)
• The delicatessen has so many things (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Delicatessen Store (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Deliverance Song (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Departed Year (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Deseret Press (William G. Mills)
• The Desert (Lettie B. Rich)
• The Desert (Florence Fox)
• The Desert Bloomed (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The desert bloomed just like a rose this morning (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Deserted Farm (Carol Fuller)
• The Desert Route (Levi Hancock)
• The Difference (Paul A. Wellington)
• The Difference (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Different Gifts (1 Corinthians 12:1, 4–11 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• The Dinosaur Bus (Hellene Seaman)
• The disciples knew the Lord Jesus in breaking of the bread
• The Disciples Mind (Ronald E. Osborn)
• The Dixie Flyer (William Adams)
• The dog says, “Bow wow, come play” (Katherine Merrill)
• The dogs bark, The night is dark (Arthur Findley)
• The Doll (Uruguayan folk song)
• The Dominion Hymn (Duke of Argyle)
• The Donkey
• The Donkey’s Story (Minnie Bell Boyd)
• “The door is shut fast And ev’ryone’s out” (Elizabeth Fleming)
• The Double Tragedy (Otho Murphy)
• The Dove (Sebastián Iradier)
• The Dove (W. Otto Miessner)
• The Downfall of Babylon (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Doxology (Thomas Ken)
• The Dragon (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The Dream Boat (Nellie Poorman)
• The Dreamer (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
• The Dreamer (Ivy W. Stone)
• The Dream Hymn
• The Dressed-Up Town (Ella D. Watkins)
• The drooping rose has made complaint
• The Drum (Eugene Field)
• The Drum (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Drum-Major (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The Drunkard’s Dream
• The Drunkards of Bananza (Tom McNelly)
• The Drunkard’s Wee Ragged Wean
• The Duck and the Hen (Ralph Clark Jr.)
• The duck can swim, the duck can walk (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Ducks (Anon.)
• The Ducks (Dorothy K. Stone)
• The Duke of York (English folk song)
• The dusky night rides down the sky (Henry Fielding)
• The Dust Storm (Sadie Ollorton Clark)
• The duteous day now closeth (Paul Gerhardt)
• The Dying Californian (Pioneer folk song)
• The Dying Cowboy (Anon.)
• The Dying Prophet (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The eagle on the mountain stood (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Eagle’s Flight (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Early Riser (Evan Stephens)
• The Earth Belongs to God Alone (Adam M. L. Tice)
• The earth is full of the steadfast love of God
• The earth is God’s (Fred R. Anderson)
• The earth is heavily salted again (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof (J. A. Parks)
• The earth shall be a blessed place (Parley P. Pratt)
• The earth was all bathed in gross darkness (R. C. Evans)
• The earth was bathed in clean, pure light (Julie Lofgren Wolford)
• The earth was fair, when God walked there (Henry Maiben)
• The Earth was Shrouded Deep in Gloom (Evan Stephens)
• The Earth, with All That Dwell Therein
• The Easter Affirmations
• The Easter bunnies come around when all the (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Easter Bunny (Jean Vinciullo)
• The Easter Bunny (Adeline McCall)
• The Easter Bunny’s feet go hop, hop, hop (Jean Vinciullo)
• The Easter Egg (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The eastern gate (I. G. Martin)
• The Easter Season
• The Easter Song (Anne Herring)
• The Echo (Eleanor Smith)
• The Echo (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Echo boy lives under the hill (Winthrop Packard)
• The Echoes of Eternity (Arnold Stringham)
• The Echo Man (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Eensy-Weensy Spider
• The eensy-weensy spider went up the water spout
• The Eighth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Eighth Psalm
• The Eight Little Indians (Scale song)
• The Elephant
• The Elephant (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• The Elephant (Louella Garrett)
• The Elephants (Bob Maier; Ted Maier; Guy Maier)
• The elephants aren’t good dancers, They (Bob Maier; Ted Maier; Guy Maier)
• The elephant’s a traveler
• The elephant’s a traveller
• The Eleventh Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Elf and the Dormouse (Oliver Herford)
• The Elfin Knight (British ballad from Texas)
• The Elves’ Christmas Night (Alfred Smedberg)
• The Emerald Isle
• The Emperor Napoleon
• The Emperor Napoleon had twenty
• The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand
• The Emperor Napoleon had twenty thousand men
• The Empire Is Our Country (C. J. Atkinson)
• The Empty Nest (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Empty Nest (Susanna Myers)
• The Empty Tomb (John Newton)
• The Enchanted Castle
• The End (Joel Morales)
• The Ending Of The Sorrow (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The End of a Camping Day
• The end of the way (Nettie Kinersly)
• The Endowment (Edward Ingham)
• The Ends of All the Earth Shall Hear
• The Erie Canal (American folk song)
• The Escalantian Mountains (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Eskimo (Lincoln School Primary Group)
• The Eskimo
• The Eskimo lives far from here, Up North
• The Eskimo lives in a big igloo (Lincoln School Primary Group)
• The eternal gates lift up their heads (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• The eternal gifts of Christ the King (Ambrose of Milan)
• The evening breeze caressed the trees (Jack Lawrence)
• The evening comes and twilight steals (Russian song)
• The Evening Falls (Anon.)
• The evening is long and it’s time now for play
• The Evening Star (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Evening Star (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• The Evening Star (Hofmann von Fallersleben)
• The Evening Train (J. H. Ward)
• The evening trains (J. H. Ward)
• The Evergreen
• The Everlasting Arms (Lelia N. Morris)
• The Everlasting Friend (John Lyon)
• Thee We Adore, Eternal Lord! (Thomas Cotterill)
• Thee we adore, eternal Name! (Isaac Watts)
• Thee we adore, eternal Name! And humbly own to thee (Isaac Watts)
• Thee We Adore, O Hidden Savior (Thomas Aquinas)
• Thee We Adore, O Hidden Savior, Thee (Thomas Aquinas)
• Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour, thee (Thomas Aquinas)
• Thee We Adore, O Savior (Thomas Aquinas; James R. Woodford; Gerard Manly Hopkins)
• Thee, we adore, O Savior, God most true (Thomas Aquinas; James R. Woodford; Gerard Manly Hopkins)
• Thee Will I Love, My Strength (Johann Scheffler)
• Thee Will I Love, My Strength, My Tower (Johann Scheffler)
• Thee will I love, my strength, my tow’r (Johann Scheffler)
• The Example of Christ (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
• The Explorers Are On Their Way (Anon.)
• The Extra Prayer (Annie Willis McCullough)
• The eyelids close, in sweet repose, When comes (Patty S. Hill)
• The Factory (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Faded Coat Of Blue (John H. McNaughton)
• The fading day adorns the west (Jakobina Johnson; Steingrimur Thorsteinsson)
• The fairest flag beneath the sun (Lizzie DeArmand)
• The Fairies’ Dance (Edward Oxenford)
• The Fairy (Old rhyme)
• The Fairy Crew
• The Fairy Folk (Robert Bird)
• The Fairy Fort (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Fairy Man (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Fairy Mother (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Fairy Ring (Supplementary Song Series, No. 3)
• The Faithful Clock (Ella J. Coulam)
• The faithful Saint, without complaint (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Faith of the Saints (D. Roberts)
• The Faith That Cheers (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The faith that Jesus embraces (Brorson)
• The faith that moved the mountains (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• The Fall (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Fall Leaves (George Cooper)
• The Falls of Niagara (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Family (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Family (Anon.)
• The family at Christmas (D. Evan Davis)
• The Family Is of God (Matthew J. Neeley)
• The Family of God (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
• The Family Prayer Song (Morris Chapman)
• The Family Tree (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
• The Family Tree (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• The Fandango (Anice Terhune)
• The Farmer (Evan Stephens)
• The Farmer
• The Farmer (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Farmer and His Animals (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
• The Farmer and His Wife (German folk song)
• The Farmer Boy (Evan Stephens)
• The Farmer Comes to Town (Traditional)
• The farmer had a farm, The farm
• The farmer had a farm, the farm was very big
• The Farmer in the Dell
• The farmer in the dell, the farmer
• The farmer in the dell, The farmer in the dell
• The farmer in the dell, The farm in the dell
• The farmer reaps the golden grain (Wilhelmina Seegmiller)
• The Farmer’s Daughters
• The farmer sows his seeds, The farmer
• The farmer sows his seed upon the plain (M. Gertrude Murray; Rj Staples)
• The Farmer Who Wants to Lead
• The Farmyard (Harriet B. Jones)
• The Farmyard
• The Fashion Dance (Luiz Gonzaga Do Nascimento)
• The Father is our guide; our way is clear (Frances Hartman)
• The father of our home (Dawn Hughes Ballantyne; Joyce M. Jensen)
• The father of our home leads our family (Dawn Hughes Ballantyne; Joyce M. Jensen)
• The Fathers Built This City (William G. Tarrant)
• The Father’s Care (Katherine Merrill)
• The Father’s Care (Charles I. Junkin)
• The Father’s Love (Jane E. Leeson)
• The Fathers—Wouldn’t They Be Astonished? (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Faucet Song (Marian Major)
• The Favorite Doll (J. R. Gray)
• The Fay-Child
• The Feast of Lanterns
• The Feast of Prayer (Nell Clarke)
• The Feathery Snow (Frances Ford)
• The Female Relief Society of Nauvoo (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Ferns
• The Ferry
• The Ferry
• The Ferry Boat (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Festal Day (Elizabeth F. Lindsey Thomas)
• The Festal Days (Elsie Duncan Yale)
• The Festival (C. Klingemann)
• The Fickle Breeze (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Fiddler (German folk song)
• The Fiddles (Anon.)
• The Fiddling Cobbler (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Field Daisy (Jane Taylor)
• The field is white to harvest (Harry L. Doty)
• The field is white to harvest. If we’ve desires to serve (Harry L. Doty)
• The Field is White Unto Harvest (Dale E. Carrick)
• The field is white unto harvest. Behold, the laborers are few (Dale E. Carrick)
• The Fifth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Fifty Fifth Chapter of Isaiah (Charles Wesley)
• The Fight Is On (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The Fight Is On (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The fight is on, O Christian soldier (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The fight is on, the trumpet sound is ringing out (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The fight is on—the trumpet sound is ringing out (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The fig tree is budding, the vine bearing fruit (Priscilla Wright)
• The Filling Station (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Final Flight (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The final triumph (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Finger Family (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The Finger Song (Anon.)
• The Fire (Mabel E. Bray)
• The fire burns! the funeral pyre is raised! (Hannah T. King)
• The Fire Engine (Frederick Manley)
• The Firefly (Nadine Bensley)
• The firefly fairies came out one night (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The firelight smiles with a friendly glow
• The Fireman (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Fireman (Charles J. Cromwell)
• The Fireman (Sue Hanlin)
• The Firemen (Ann Underhill)
• The Fire of the Covenant (Shawna Belt Edwards)
• The Fire Raged (Karel Tůma)
• The fires which burned so brightly long ago (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Fire Truck
• The firm heart of the Sage (Eliza R. Snow)
• The firm heart of the sage and the patriot is warm’d (Eliza R. Snow)
• The First Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The First Bouquet (Emilie Poulsson)
• The First Children’s Day (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The First Christmas (Emilie Poulsson)
• The First Christmas (Julie Lofgren Wolford)
• The First Christmas (Frederick Christensen)
• The First Christmas at Zarahemla in America (Samantha T. B. Foley)
• The First Christmas Morn (Sadie B. Cadman)
• The First Christmas Night (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The First Communion (Helen Harrington)
• The first day of Christmas my true love sent to me (Traditional English carol)
• The First Day of Creation (Thomas H. Troeger)
• The First Day of the Week (F. Pratt Green)
• The First Flower
• The First Friends (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The First Morning
• The First Noel (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The first Noel the angel did say (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The first Noel the angel did say Was to certain poor (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The first Noel the angels did say (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The First Nowell (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The first Nowell the angel did say (English carol; Christmas Carols, W. Sandys, 1833)
• The First One Ever (Linda Wilberger Egan)
• The first one ever, oh ever to know (Linda Wilberger Egan)
• The First Place (Matthew Westerholm)
• The First Relief Society (Jeanette McKay Morrell)
• The First Rose of Summer (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The First Snowflake (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The First song of Isaiah
• The First Thanksgiving (Doris R. Fisher)
• The first thing in the morning, and all day long (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The first thing in the morning and all day long, I shall (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The first train leaves at six p. m. (J. H. Ward)
• The first train leaves at six p.m. (J. H. Ward)
• The first train leaves at six p. m., for the land (J. H. Ward)
• The first train leaves at six p.m. For the land where the poppy blows (J. H. Ward)
• The First Vision (Frances K. Taylor)
• The First Vision (Nathan P. Howe)
• The Fisher Maiden (French folk song)
• The Fisherman (Vincenzo Gabussi)
• The Fisherman (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Fisherman (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The fisherman gets up at three (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The fisherman goes out at dawn (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The fisherman sailed to the east
• The Fisherman’s wife (Hannah Bailey)
• The Fishermen (Vincenzo Gabussi)
• The Fishermen (Ann Underhill)
• The fish it never cackles ’bout
• The Five and Ten Cent Store (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Five Vowels
• The Flag (Lucy K. Milburn)
• The Flag and the Eagle (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The flag for you and the flag for me, With stars (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Flagman (Mabel E. Bray)
• The flag of liberty (Anna Johnson)
• The flag of our country is floating on high
• The Flags of Autumn
• The flag, the flag is floating high
• The flakes of snow are flying fast Like
• The Flames are Many (Anders Frostenson)
• The flaming banners of our King (John Webster Grant; Venantius Honorius Fortunatus)
• The fleeting day is nearly gone (Charles P. Price)
• The fleeting hours of childhood
• The Flight of Summer (Jane Landon)
• The Flight of the Storks (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Flocks Shall leave the Mountains
• The Floodgates Are Lifting (Joseph Luff)
• The floodgates are lifting; beware of the tide! (Joseph Luff)
• The floodgates are lifting—beware or the tide! (Joseph Luff)
• The Flora Dance
• The Flower (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Flower Garden of the Lord (Lee Robinson)
• The Flower Girl (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Flower Girl (Cecil Cowdrey)
• The Flowerphone (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The flowers all are sleeping Beneath
• The flowers awake in the sunlight; Red roses
• The flowers he chose for my hat! Aye (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The flowers nod, the shadows creep (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Flowers Still Bloom (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring (William Schwenck Gilbert)
• The flowers that bloom in the spring, Tra la (William Schwenck Gilbert)
• The Flowers That in the Garden Grow (Alice M. Pullen)
• The flowers you gave me are withered, dear son (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The flowery spring, at God’s command (Philip Doddridge)
• The flowrets all are sleeping Beneath (Johannes Brahms)
• The flow’rets all sleep soundly (Johannes Brahms)
• The flow’rets all sleep soundly Beneath (Johannes Brahms)
• The flow’rets all sleep soundly Beneath the moon’s bright ray (Johannes Brahms)
• The flow’rs are softly sleeping Behind (Johannes Brahms)
• The Flute Lesson (Chinese folk song)
• The Fly (Dora H. Stockman)
• The Fly (Bourn)
• The Flying Hours (Miriam S. Clark)
• The Folk Song (German folk song)
• The fool has said, “There is no God!”
• The Foolish in Their Hearts Deny (Marie J. Post)
• The Foot Traveler (Anon.)
• The Forest at Dawn (Doris R. Fisher)
• The forest at the dawning is still fast asleep (Doris R. Fisher)
• The forest ever utters A wordless melody (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Fortieth Chapter of Isaiah (Charles Wesley)
• The Forty-Second Psalm (Psalm 42; Ann White)
• The Fountain (Rose Fyleman)
• The Fountain (Marjorie Knapp)
• The Fountain and Streams of Life (Eliza R. Snow)
• The fountain is playing a silver tune (Marjorie Knapp)
• The Four Loves (English song)
• The Four Seasons (Anna M. Shepard)
• The Fourth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Fourth of July (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Fox (May Morgan)
• The Fox and the Grapes (Thomas Dibdin)
• The Fox and the Hare (Björnstjerne Björnson)
• The Foxes have their holes to hide in (Charles L. Walker)
• The fox jump’d up one moonlit night (Texas folk song)
• The fox peeped out of bed, He cock’d his ear (Traditional)
• The fox was spent but on he went (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The French Shepherd Girl (French folk song)
• The frenzy for getting is now very great (Mark Nichols)
• The Friendly Beasts (French carol)
• The Friendly Cow (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The friendly cow, all red and white (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Friendly Dark (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Friendly Road (Isabelle Ruby Owen)
• The Friendly Toad (James Dyrenforth)
• The Frog (Aileen L. Fisher)
• The Frog (Puerto Rican folk song)
• The Frog in the Well (Appalachian folk song)
• The Frogs (Folk song)
• The Frogs’ Chorus (Anon.)
• The frog went a-courting (Folk song)
• The frog went a-courting he did ride (Folk song)
• The Frog Went Co’tin’ (Folk song)
• The Frog went co’tin’ and he did ride (Folk song)
• The Frontier (Frederick H. Martens)
• The frost is on the furrow, The forest (Lynn Seeley)
• The Fruit is Sweet (M. Ryan Taylor)
• The Fruit of Love (Gregory E. Asimakoupoulos)
• The fruit of love, the gift of life (Gregory E. Asimakoupoulos)
• The Fruit Seller (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The fulness of the gospel shines (Parley P. Pratt)
• The fulness of the gospel shines, With glorious and resplendent rays (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Funeral of Brigadier-General Don Carlos Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Funeral of Brig. General Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Funny Clown (Ellen Arnott Bates)
• The Funny Old Clown (Meadowbrook School Children)
• The funny old clown is coming to town (Meadowbrook School Children)
• The furnace fires are shining Thro’ the darkness (Henry Vaughan)
• The furry woodland creatures Are nestling in (J. T.)
• The future veiled before us lies (John W. Peterson)
• The Gallant Ship (Richard Huie; William W. Phelps)
• The Gallant Ship
• The gallant ship is under way (Richard Huie; William W. Phelps)
• The gallant ship is under way, To bear me off to sea (Richard Huie; William W. Phelps)
• The gallant ship is under weigh (Richard Huie; William W. Phelps)
• The gallant ship is under weigh to bear me off to (Richard Huie; William W. Phelps)
• The Galway Piper (Irish folk song)
• The Garden (Bobby McFerrin)
• The Gardener (George E. Thompson Jr.)
• The Gardener (Eduard Morike)
• The Garden Gate (James F. Caldwell)
• The garden gate is open wide; Just see (James F. Caldwell)
• The garden of my heart (Haldor Lillenas)
• The Garden Of The Lord (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Garden of Time is fragrant of flow’rs
• The Garland I Send Thee (Thomas Moore)
• The garland I send thee was cull’d from those bow’rs (Thomas Moore)
• The Gate (2 Nephi 13:24–32 (RLDS))
• The Gate Keeper (Elaine Harmston)
• The Gates of That City are Open (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Gathered Saints (Evan Stephens)
• The gathering (Anon.)
• The Gathering (A. N. McFarlane)
• The Gathering of Israel (Caleb J. Taylor; William W. Phelps)
• The Gathering of the Saints (Eliza R. Snow)
• The gath’ring clouds, with aspect dark (John Newton)
• The gath’ring clouds, with aspect dark, A rising storm presage (John Newton)
• The Gavotte
• The Gavotte
• The Gavotte (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Gay Caballero
• The gay little white clouds go sailing by (Helen de Lorenzi)
• The gentian’s bluest fringes Are curling (Helen Hunt)
• The Gentle Milk Jug (Oliver Herford)
• The Gentle Milk Jug blue and white (Oliver Herford)
• The gentle water lily, So fragile, fair (M. Louise Baum)
• The Ghost of Tom
• The Giants (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Gift (Karen Maquerite Moloney)
• The Gift (Alberta Huish Christensen)
• The Gift (Gary Croxall)
• The Gift He Gave (Wayne Burton)
• The Gift of a Heart (Hannah T. King)
• The gift of a heart! what a boon to be given! (Hannah T. King)
• The Gift of Love (Hal H. Hopson)
• The Gift of the Holy Ghost (Annette W. Dickman)
• The Gifts Christ Freely Gives (Richard C. Resch)
• The gifts of God, a gracious theme (Joseph Smith III)
• The gifts of God, a gracious theme, Are offered to the human mind (Joseph Smith III)
• The Gift We Could Not Give Each Other (Michael McLean)
• The Gingerbread Boy (Malcolm Douglas)
• The Gingerbread Boy (Frank Luther)
• The gingerbread boy on the Christmas tree (Malcolm Douglas)
• The Girl and the Hazel Bush (Swedish folk song)
• The Girl I Am (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• The Girl I Left Behind Me (Traditional)
• The Girls of My Country
• The Gleaners (Carmen M. Barbosa)
• The Glendy Burk (Stephen Foster)
• The Glendy Burk is a mighty fast boat (Stephen Foster)
• The gloomy night of darkness begins to flee away (Lewis D. Edwards)
• The Glorious Day (Eliza R. Snow)
• The glorious day is coming
• The glorious day is drawing nigh (John Leland)
• The glorious day is rolling on (Eliza R. Snow)
• The glorious day is rolling on, All glory (Eliza R. Snow)
• The glorious day is rolling on—all glory to the Lord (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Glorious Fourth (Old colonial song)
• The Glorious Gospel Light Has Shone (Joel H. Johnson)
• The glorious gospel light has shone in this the (Joel H. Johnson)
• The glorious gospel light has shone In this the latter (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Glorious Hope (Samuel Medley)
• The Glorious Plan (John Taylor)
• The glorious plan which God has given (John Taylor)
• The glorious plan which God has given (John Taylor)
• The glorious plan which God has given, To bring a ruined world to heaven (John Taylor)
• The glorious plan which God has giv’n (John Taylor)
• The Glorious Restoration’s Come (Kristina H. Peterson)
• The glorious Restoration’s come, Christ’s church is here to stay (Kristina H. Peterson)
• The Glorious Standard (Margaret S. Haycraft)
• The Glory of God in Nature (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The Glory of God Is Intelligence (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• The Glory of God is Intelligence, The Glory (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• The Glory of the Game (William Hamilton Cline)
• The Glory of the Lord (Richard Smallwood; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
• The glory of the Lord shall be revealed
• The glory of the Lord Shall on Mount Zion shine (R. B.)
• The Glory of These Forty Days (Gregory the Great)
• The Glory of Zion (Ruth E. Winterton)
• The Glory to Come
• The glourious plan which God has given (John Taylor)
• The Gnome (Helen Goodrich)
• The goal had been set and the runners were ready (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Goat (French folk song)
• The God I Worship (Eliza R. Snow)
• The God of Abraham Praise (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abraham praise, All praised (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abraham praise, all praises (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abraham praise, all praises to God’s name (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abraham praise, who reigns (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abraham praise, who reigns enthroned above (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of Abr’ham praise (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
• The God of harvest praise (James Montgomery)
• The God of harvest praise; In loud thanksgiving raise (James Montgomery)
• The God of Heaven (Michael A. Perry)
• The God of heaven thunders (Michael A. Perry)
• The God of hosts is with us, therefore we will not fear
• The God of Us All (Ron O’Grady)
• The God of us all is our Father (Ron O’Grady)
• The God that others worship (John Hardy)
• The God that others worship is not the God for me (John Hardy)
• The God who reigns alone (William H. Drummond)
• The God who reigns alone O’er earth, and sea, and sky (William H. Drummond)
• The gold and silver raindrops Of bright
• The Golden Gates Are Lifted Up (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• The golden light is fading along the valley’s rim (Lynn Seeley)
• The Golden Plates (Rose Thomas Graham)
• The golden plates lay hidden (Rose Thomas Graham)
• The golden plates lay hidden Deep (Rose Thomas Graham)
• The golden plates lay hidden Deep in a mountain side (Rose Thomas Graham)
• The golden plates lay hidden deep in the mountain (Rose Thomas Graham)
• The goldenrod has lighted Its candles (Martha Dabney)
• The goldenrod is shining In meadows far
• The Golden-Rod is Yellow (Helen Hunt Jackson)
• The goldenrod is yellow, The corn (Helen Hunt Jackson)
• The golden-rod is yellow; The corn (Helen Hunt Jackson)
• The goldenrod is yellow, the corn is turning (Helen Hunt Jackson)
• The Golden Rule (Anon.)
• The Golden Rule (Jane Randall)
• The Golden Rule (Matthew 7:12; Shirley Judd)
• The Golden Rule (S. C. Beach)
• The golden rule, the golden rule (Anon.)
• The golden rule, the golden rule, O that’s the law (Anon.)
• The golden sun lights up the sky (Charles P. Price)
• The golden sun was burning Above (Frederick Winthrop)
• The golden sun was burning Above the (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Golden Vanity (English folk ballad)
• The Goldfinch
• The Goldfish learns Geography From living (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Gong and the Drum
• The Good American
• The Good and the Bad (Ben Olson)
• The Good Old Days (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Good Old Keg of Wine (Moses E. Gifford)
• The Good Old Yankee Doodle
• The Good Red Hen (Katherine Merrill)
• The good red hen has yellow feet (Katherine Merrill)
• The Good Shepherd (Kate Cox Goddard)
• The Good Shepherd looks down from the mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The good ship which shall carry me hence (Mary Ann Shaw)
• The Good Time Now (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Goose Girl (Czech folk song)
• The Goose Song
• The Gospel (Clara Addicott)
• The Gospel According to Me (Laurayne Norris)
• The Gospel Call (Evan Stephens)
• The gospel comes with truth and grace
• The Gospel has a sound we know (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Gospel in a Nutshell (Pioneer folk song)
• The gospel in its glorious light (Douglas L. Ipson)
• The gospel is true, but how about you? (Susan Evans McCloud)
• The Gospel Ladder (William A. Draves)
• The gospel light has come again (Samuel B. Mitton)
• The gospel light has come again in all its ancient (Samuel B. Mitton)
• The gospel light, in days of old (D. W.)
• The gospel light that now breaks forth (Daniel C. Carr)
• The Gospel Message (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
• The Gospel Messenger (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Gospel News (Pioneer folk song)
• The Gospel News Is Sounding
• The Gospel news is sounding to nations far and near
• The Gospel now in fulness shines, And we its blessings feel (Henry Garner)
• The gospel of Jesus has made my soul free (William Cadman Sr.)
• The Gospel of Love (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Gospel of Our Lord (Christian S. Draper)
• The Gospel Plan
• The Gospel Restoration (Anna Johnson)
• The Gospel Restored (Clifford A. Burgess)
• The Gospel’s Autumn (Minnie McBain)
• The Gospel Shows the Father’s Grace (Matthias Loy)
• The Gospel’s Joyful Sound (Isaac Watts)
• The Gospel’s Sound (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The gospel standard (Kate J. Redding)
• The Gospel standard high is raised (Kate J. Redding)
• The gospel standard high is raised, On Zion’s (Kate J. Redding)
• The Gospel Story (Arthur H. Morse)
• The Gospel Story (Fanny J. Crosby)
• The gospel taught in former days (Clara Addicott)
• The graceful spire is pointing to the sky (Barbara Wentworth)
• The Grace of Life Is Theirs (Fred Pratt Green)
• The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ (John W. Peterson)
• The Grail of the Fields (Maud Baggarley)
• The Grand Conquest (Eliza R. Snow)
• The grandest song that I can sing (John M. Chamberlain)
• The Grandmother Muses (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• The Grand Old Duke of York (English folk song)
• The Grasshopper (Grace Schopp)
• The Grasshopper and the Ant (Italian folk song)
• The Grave (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Grave in the Desert (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Grave Is No Longer A Prison (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The great and glorious (Frederick G. Williams)
• The great and glorious day has come (M. S. Gammons)
• The Great and Glorious Gospel (Frederick G. Williams)
• The great and glorious gospel light (Frederick G. Williams)
• The Great Apostasy
• The Great Calling (Alma 15:51–54, 58–59, 62 (RLDS))
• The Great Commitment (Lin Cartwright)
• The Great Creator (David George Ball)
• The great Creator of the worlds (F. Bland Tucker)
• The Greater Death (Miranda Snow Walton)
• The Greatest Among Us (Sally DeFord)
• The Greatest Gift (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• The Greatest Gift
• The Greatest Gift Of God (George H. Durham)
• The Greatest Hero (Leo Haefeli)
• The Greatest of All (Moroni 7:46–47; Ralph B. Woodward)
• The Greatest Of These Is Love (Virgie Carrington DeWitty)
• The Greatest Story Every Told (Esther DiBattista Dyer)
• The Greatest Thing (Mark D. Pendergrass)
• The greatest thing in all my life (Mark D. Pendergrass)
• The greatest thing in all my life is knowing You (Mark D. Pendergrass)
• The Greatest Work (Christy Hinkson)
• The greatest work that I will ever do (Christy Hinkson)
• The great forerunner of the morn (The Venerable Bede)
• The Great “I Am” (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Great Master Comes (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• The great Pacific Railway, For California hail!
• The Great Physician (William Hunter)
• The Great Physician (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The great Physician now is near (William Hunter)
• The great Physician now is near: The sympathizing Jesus (William Hunter)
• The Great Prayer of Thanksgiving 1 (Richard Proulx)
• The Great Prayer of Thanksgiving 2 (Ron Rienstra)
• The great question (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Great Redeemer (Joseph Stennett)
• The great Redeemer we adore (Joseph Stennett)
• The great Redeemer we adore, Who came the lost to seek and save (Joseph Stennett)
• The great round sun is gone, The night (Emilie Poulsson)
• The great silver bird takes off in flight (Lincoln School Primary Group)
• The Great Sin (R. C. Evans)
• The Great Spirit, (’tis said,) to our forefathers gave (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Great Spirit, ’tis said, to our forefathers gave (Eliza R. Snow)
• The great Sun Father sends the rain
• The great tremendous day’s approaching
• The Great White God (Los Hermanos de los Andes)
• The Greedy Girl (Slovak folk song)
• The Green Leafy Tree (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Green Street (Josephine Spencer)
• The Greeting (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Grey Cuckoo (Ukrainian folk song)
• The Grocery Store (Judith Clark)
• The Ground-Gopher’s Hole (Traditional)
• The Guardians (Margaret Widdemer)
• The Guide Song (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• The Guiding Light (Catherine Pomo)
• The Guiding Star (Frank Calabrese)
• The Gushing Rill (Evan Stephens)
• The gusty wind whips through the trees (Naomi W. Randall)
• The Gypsy (Hungarian folk song)
• The Gypsy (Carol Fuller)
• The Gypsy King (Jane Landon)
• The hail falls pitter-pat, pitter-pat (Japanese song)
• The Hailstorm (Beth Day)
• The Hallelujah Chorus (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
• The Halloween Night Parade (Marjorie Atkins)
• The Halloween Pumpkin (Virginia Hughes)
• The Hamburg Fair
• The Hampton marshes to the sea (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Hand Above
• The hand above, which thou dids’t see
• The Handcart Song (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
• The Handcart Song (Philip Margetts)
• The Hand-Cart Song (Philip Margetts)
• The hand of the Blessed Redeemer (Grady C. Morris)
• The hands of the carpenter (Tamara S. Hann)
• The hands of the carpenter were rough and worn (Tamara S. Hann)
• The Hands of Time (Frances Spaulding)
• The Hands That First Held Mary’s Child (Thomas H. Troeger)
• The Hands That First Held Mary’s Child (Thomas H. Troeger)
• The Handwriting on the Wall (Knowles Shaw)
• The happy birds with joy will sing (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The happy birds with joy will sing On Easter (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Happy Christmas
• The happy Christmas comes once more (Martin Luther; N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• The happy Christmas comes once more (Charles Porterfield Krauth; Nikolai F. S. Grundtvig)
• The Happy Day at Last Has Come (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day has now rolled on (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day has rolled (Philo Dibble)
• The Happy Day Has Rolled On (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day has rolled on, The truth (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day has rolled on. The truth restored (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day has rolled on, The truth restored is now made known (Philo Dibble)
• The happy day is rolling on (Philo Dibble)
• The Happy Eskimo (Frederick Manley)
• The happy farmer
• The Happy Heart (German song)
• The happy hour (M. B. P.)
• The happy little Eskimo (Frederick Manley)
• The happy little Eskimo, He rides (Frederick Manley)
• The happy little Eskimo,—He rides (Frederick Manley)
• The happy little Skylark (Goldie M. Masters)
• The Happy Maiden (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Happy Man
• The Happy Plowman (Swedish folk song)
• The Happy River (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• The Happy Skylark (Goldie M. Masters)
• The Happy Song
• The Happy Story Hour (Aurora M. Shumate)
• The Happy Swiss Girls
• The happy Thank You day has come, And harvest (D. H.)
• The happy time is nigh at hand (George Manwaring)
• The happy time is nigh at hand when Christ the (George Manwaring)
• The Happy Wanderer (Antonia Ridge)
• The Happy Way (Verda Mae Christensen)
• The Hardy Northman (Norwegian folk song)
• The Hare and the Turtle
• The hare is up on the hillside, The hounds (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Harmony of Nature, or Freedom, Peace, and Love (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Harper’s Song (Maud Lindsay)
• The Harp of the Winds (Marjorie Knapp)
• The harp strings may be shattered (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Harp That Once (Thomas Moore)
• The harp that once thro’ Tara’s halls (Thomas Moore)
• The Harp That Once Through Tara’s Halls (Thomas Moore)
• The harp within my heart of thousand strings (Hannah T. King)
• The Hart, he loves the high wood, The Hare (English song)
• The Harvest (Spanish folk song)
• The harvest dawn is near (George Burgess)
• The harvest dawn is near, The year delays not long (George Burgess)
• The Harvest Home (French folk song)
• The Haven of Rest (Henry L. Gilmour)
• The Haymakers (Marjorie Knapp)
• The Hazel Dell (George F. Root)
• The Head That Once Was Crowned (Thomas Kelly)
• The head that once was crowned with thorns (Thomas Kelly)
• The head that once was crowned with thorns, Is crowned with glory now (Thomas Kelly)
• The healing waters (H. H. Heimar)
• The health fairies said to the children at play
• The Heart and a Willing Mind
• The heart bow’d down by weight of woe (Michael William Balfe)
• The Heart Bowed Down (Michael William Balfe)
• The Heart Garden (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Hearth-Fire (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The hearth-fire is a beehive Whence gaudy (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Heart of Worship (Matt Redman)
• The Hearts of the Children (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Hearts of the Children (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
• The hearts of the children have turned (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The hearts of the children turn (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
• The hearts of the children turn to their fathers (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
• The heaven-born thought that gave it birth (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Heavenly Father
• The Heavenly Mansions (Amos Clarke)
• The Heavenly Vision (Helen H. Lemmel)
• The heavens are not too high (George Herbert)
• The Heavens Are Open (Gunnella Murphy; Nina Harris)
• The Heavens Are Telling (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The Heavens are telling the glory of God (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The heavens blue above us, Oh Lord
• The Heavens Declare Thy Glory (Isaac Watts)
• The heavens declare thy glory, Lord (Isaac Watts)
• The Heavens Declare Your Glory (Thomas R. Birks)
• The Heavens Have Opened (Federico J. Pagura)
• The heavens look down with tenderness upon (Hallie Grigg)
• The Heavens Resound (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The Heavens Ring (Evan Stephens)
• The heavens ring with songs of love (Evan Stephens)
• The heavens with light o’erflowing (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
• The heavens with light o’erflowing a story of love (Lorin F. Wheelwright)
• The heav’ns are telling the Lord’s endless glory (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The Heav’ns proclaim him with ceaseless devotion (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The heav’ns resound with his praises eternal (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The heav’ns resound with the Lord’s endless glory (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• The Hedge Rose (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The Hedge-Rose (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The Helper (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
• The Hem of His Garment (G. F. R.)
• The heralds of salvation (Joel H. Johnson)
• The heralds of Zion in triumph are going (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Herd-Bells
• The Herdboy (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The herdboy calls a “Coo-oo-oo,” Far up (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The Herd Boy’s Song (F. M.)
• The Herdsman (Anon.)
• The herdsman is merry (Anon.)
• The herdsman is merry, he sings all day long (Anon.)
• The Heritage (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Hero (Eliza R. Snow)
• The heroes brave who fight a foe, Deserve (Evan Stephens)
• The heroes brave who fight a foe, Deserve their (Evan Stephens)
• The Hero’s Reward (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Hidden Stream (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Hidden Years at Nazareth (Allen Eastman Cross)
• The Highland Fling (David Stevens)
• The High Mountain Green (Traditional)
• The High Priest Of Heaven Is Calling, “Come In!” (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Hills Are Bare at Bethlehem (Royce J. Scherf)
• The hills are hidden from my eyes today (Sadie Ollorton Clark)
• The hills shall hear a whisper (David H. Smith)
• The hills shall hear a whisper, The plains shall conscious be (David H. Smith)
• The hive of industry (R. C. Rowland)
• The Holiday (Ann Underhill)
• The Holiday (Traditional)
• The Holly (Clinton Scollard)
• The Holly and the Ivy (Traditional English carol)
• The holly and the ivy, When they are both (Traditional English carol)
• The holly and the ivy, when they are both full-grown (Traditional English carol)
• The holly and the ivy, When they are both full grown (Traditional English carol)
• The Holly, Holly, Ho
• The holly is for happiness, Hang it high (Clinton Scollard)
• The Holy Child (Lydia Ward)
• The Holy City (Frederic E. Weatherly)
• The Holy Ghost (Jeanne P. Lawler)
• The Holy Ghost (Delys W. Snyder)
• The Holy Ghost bears witness of Christ (Delys W. Snyder)
• The Holy Ghost will teach us (Delys W. Snyder)
• The Holy Ghost Will Tell Me (David J. Conway)
• The Holy Land of Zion (R. C. Evans)
• The Holy Priesthood Is Restored (Carolyn Manning Brink)
• The Holy Scriptures (Shirley Mason)
• The Holy Season (Croatian carol)
• The holy Son of God most high (Henry More)
• The Holy Temple (Mary F. Kelly Pye)
• The Homecoming Song (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The homeland (Hugh Reginald Haweis)
• The Homeland! O the Homeland (Hugh Reginald Haweis)
• The Homeland! O the Homeland! The land (Hugh Reginald Haweis)
• The homeland! O the homeland! The land of (Hugh Reginald Haweis)
• The Home-Made Valentine (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Home Over There (DeWitt C. Huntington)
• The Home Over There (DeWitt C. Huntington)
• The Home Road (John A. Carpenter)
• The Homesteader (Jonathan Hughes Arnett)
• The Homeward Way (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Home Winner (Gene Lindberg)
• The Honey-Bee (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
• The Honey Gatherer’s Song (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• The Hopak (Carol Powell)
• The Hope of the World Is Jesus (C. Austin Miles)
• The Hopes of Heaven (Eliza R. Snow)
• The hopes of heaven beguile life’s checker’d way (Eliza R. Snow)
• The hopes of heaven beguile life’s checkered way (Eliza R. Snow)
• The horizon, a hazy line (Josephine Spencer)
• The Horn (Richard Johnston)
• The Horsemen of Israel Are Riding Again (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Hour of Pleasure (Evan Stephens)
• The hour was late; I sat alone (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The House (Anon.)
• The House in the Wood (Max Hinüber)
• The House of the Lord (Olan Stephenson)
• The House of Youth (Clarissa A. Beesley)
• The house seems so lonely now Papa has gone (Charles Denney Jr.)
• The houses in the city Are snuggled in a line (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Howling Ute
• The hubbub of traffic, the roar of a train (J. Pope)
• The Hudson
• The human race are prone to sin And make (Ethel Cooper)
• The Humble Heart (Eunice Wyeth)
• The hungry beasts and birds may eat (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Hunter (German folk song)
• The Hunter (English round)
• The Hunter’s Farewell
• The Hunter’s Horn
• The hunter winds his bugle horn (English round)
• The hunter winds his bugle horn, To horse! (English round)
• The Hunting Chorus (Traditional)
• The Hunting Morn (Traditional)
• The Huntsman (German folk song)
• The Huntsman
• The Huntsman
• The huntsman seeks the forest, And tracks (German folk song)
• The Huntsman’s Horn (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The huntsman through the greenwood came (German folk song)
• The Huntsmen
• The Huntsmen (Walter de la Mare)
• The Hurdy-Gurdy (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Hurdy Gurdy Man (Songs of Childhood)
• The Hurdy-Gurdy Man (German song)
• The Huron Carol (Jean de Brébeauf)
• The Husking (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• The Hypocrite (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Hypocrite and the Traitor (Eliza R. Snow)
• The ice-bound earth is breaking (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The ice-bound earth is breaking, The joyous spring is here (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Ice Box Song (Marian Major)
• The Ice-Cream Man (Rachel Field)
• The ice is frozen smooth and sound (W. Otto Miessner)
• The ice is sparkling cold and clear (Mary Vaughan)
• The Ice-King (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The images men worship (Steven K. Jones)
• The Immigrants (Seymour Barnard)
• The Impossible Dream (Joe Darion)
• The Improbable Brute (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Incarnation (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Indian Brave (Virginia Lynd Hartley)
• The Indian Spring (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Infant Priest Was Holy Born (Chad L. Bird)
• The Infant’s Grave
• The Inflammatus (Gioachino Rossini)
• The Influential Circle (Val C. Wilcox)
• The influential circle of a woman (Val C. Wilcox)
• The Instruments (Willy Geister)
• The Instruments Charm Me (Mary Tolbert)
• The instruments please me, The clarinets (Mary Tolbert)
• The Invitation (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Invitatory: Venite (Book of Common Prayer)
• The Invocation (Eliza R. Snow)
• Their Hearts Were Set Ablaze
• The Iron Horse (John S. Davis)
• The Iron Horse
• The Iron Horse draweth nigh (John S. Davis)
• The Iron Horse is coming here
• The Iron Rod (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Iron Rod (John S. Davis)
• The Isle (Konstantin Bálmont)
• The Italian Garden
• The Jasmine Flower (Chinese folk song)
• The Jasmine Flower (Chinese song)
• The Jasmine Flower (Chinese folk song)
• The Jesus in Me
• The Jesus in me loves the Jesus in you
• The Jolly Bowl does glad my soul
• The Jolly Miller (Isaac Bickerstaffe; English folk song)
• The Jolly Penguins (Elinor Warner)
• The Jolly Switzer (Bret Harte)
• The Journey (Jeanni Gould)
• The Journey Was Easy (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Jovial Farmer Boy
• The Joy and the Song (Julia H. Johnson)
• The Joyful Song (Fanny J. Crosby)
• The Joy of Being a Woman (Joanne B. Doxey)
• The joy of being a woman like the gently falling rain (Joanne B. Doxey)
• The Joy of Harvest (Henry Alford)
• The Joy of the Lord (Alliene G. Vale)
• The joy of the Lord is my strength (Alliene G. Vale)
• The joyous Christmas Day is here
• The joyous Christmas Day is here, bright carols
• The joys of home I once have tasted (Parley P. Pratt)
• The joy that’s born of grace (Joel H. Johnson)
• The joy that the world gives (E. I. Ingemann)
• The judge is not at home, No, the judge
• The Judge’s Dance
• The Jumping Jack
• The Junior Girls (Ruth May Fox)
• The Junior Girls (Ruth May Fox)
• The Juniper Tree
• The Kanab Tragedy
• The Kangaroo (Sigrid Johnson)
• The kangaroo hops on her long hind legs (Sigrid Johnson)
• The Keeper
• The keeper did a-shooting go, And under
• The Keeper of Galilee (Sherry Summers)
• The Keeper of the Gate (Richard Holmes)
• The keeper would a-hunting go
• The Kerry Dance (James L. Malloy)
• The Keys of Heaven (Anon.)
• The Keys of My Heart (Old English song)
• The key was turned, The portals opened wide (Jeanette McKay Morrell)
• The Kicking Mule (California folk song)
• The Kidnapping of Gen. Joseph Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Kidnapping of Lieutenant-General Joseph Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Kilruddery Hunt (Thomas Mozeen)
• The Kind Are Homeward Going (Old English round)
• The Kind Father (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The Kind of a Woman I’d Like to Be (Lettie B. Rich)
• The Kine Are Homeward Going (Old English round)
• The kine, the kine are homeward going (Old English round)
• The King Cometh (R. C. Evans)
• The Kingdom (John S. Davis)
• The Kingdom Is Coming (Mary Bridges Canady Slade)
• The Kingdom is the Lord’s (Mary Judd Page)
• The Kingdom of God (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Kingdom of God (Gracia Grindal)
• The Kingdom of God (Louise Lapp)
• The Kingdom of God has been established (H. P. Møller)
• The kingdom of God is a kingdom of Order (Eliza R. Snow)
• The kingdom of God is like (Gracia Grindal)
• The Kingdom of God is like a mustard seed (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Kingdom of God, or nothing (Isaac B. Nash)
• The kingdom of our God (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Kingdom of Our God Is Like (Christopher L. Webber)
• The Kingdom on Earth (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• The kingdoms of the earth (David H. Smith)
• The kingdoms of the earth Are ruled by sinful men (David H. Smith)
• The Kingdom, the Hope, His Church (Vicki Argotsinger)
• The Kingdom, the Hope, His Church is alive (Vicki Argotsinger)
• The Kingdom Way (Naomi Russell)
• The King Is Coming (William J. Gaither; Gloria Gaither; Charles Millhuff)
• The King of China’s Daughter (Edith Sitwell)
• The King of China’s daughter So beautiful (Edith Sitwell)
• The King of Day (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The King of France
• The King of France, and forty thousand
• The King of France, and forty thousand men
• The king of France with 40 thousand men
• The king of France with 40 thousand men marched
• The King of France with four thousand men
• The King of glory comes (Willard F. Jabusch)
• The King of Glory Comes (Willard F. Jabusch)
• The King of heav’n his table spreads (Philip Doddridge)
• The King of Kings (Karen Shumway Johnson)
• The King of Love My Sheherd Is (Henry W. Baker)
• The King of Love My Shepherd Is (Henry W. Baker)
• The King of love my shepherd is, Whose goodness (Henry W. Baker)
• The King of love my shepherd is, Whose goodness faileth never (Henry W. Baker)
• The King of the Cannibal Islands
• The King of Yvetot (Pierre Jean de Béranger)
• The Kings
• The King’s Business (Elijah T. Cassel)
• The King Shall come (John Brownlie)
• The King Shall Come When Morning Dawns (John Brownlie)
• The King’s Jester’s Soliloquy (William W. Phelps)
• The kings of the earth have desired this day
• The kings of this earth have desired this day, And (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Kiss That Bound My Heart To Thine (Samuel N. Mitchell)
• The Kitchen Kalendar (Hugh Lofting)
• The Kite
• The Kite (Miriam Allen de Ford)
• The Kite Bird
• The Kitten at Play (William Wordsworth)
• The kitty cat says, Meow, meow. I like milk to drink (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Knights’ Marching Song (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The laborers are few (Daniel March)
• The Laborers Out Of Work
• The Lace Maker (Mary C. Gleitz)
• The Lace Seller (Ann Underhill)
• The Ladder (Thelma Johnson Ryser)
• The Ladder of Success (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Ladies of Utah (Eliza R. Snow)
• The lady pioneers (Evan Stephens)
• The Lamanite (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lamb (William Blake)
• The Lamb (V. Michael McKay)
• The Lamb (Gerald P. Coleman)
• The Lamb (William Blake)
• The Lamb of God (Tom Edward Clark)
• The Lamb of God was born on earth (Tom Edward Clark)
• The Lamb’s high banquet called to share (John Mason Neale)
• The Lamb, the Lamb (Gerald P. Coleman)
• The Lamb upon the Throne (Amy Susan Foster; Mike Harland)
• The Lamb upon the Throne (Amy Susan Foster; Mike Harland)
• The Lament Of The Irish Emigrant (Helen Selina Blackwood)
• The Lamp in the West (Ella Higginson)
• The Lamplighter (Spanish folk song)
• The Lamplighter (Patty S. Hill)
• The Land for Poland (Polish national hymn)
• The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The Landing of the Pilgrims (Felicia D. Hemans)
• The Land in the Distance (Louis F. Mönch)
• The Land of Counterpane (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Land of Happy Hearts (Irene Christopherson )
• The Land of Love: The South Sea Isle (Sidney J. Ottley)
• The Land of Make-Believe (Guy Wetmore Carryl)
• The Land of My Home (William Willes)
• The land of my home I fondly cherish in my breast (William Willes)
• The Land of Nod (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Land of Spain
• The Land of Spain
• The Land of the Dutch, Dutch, Dutch
• The Land of Washington (D. B. Dudley)
• The land we love is calling (Sarah Wilson)
• The Lantern (Swabian song)
• The lanterns gleam, the yellow flames (Cordella Brooks Fenno)
• The lanterns gleam, the yellow flames leap and play (Cordella Brooks Fenno)
• The Lark (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• The Lark (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Lark’s Song
• The Lass Of Mohee
• The last lovely morning
• The last lovely morning, All blooming and fair
• The Last Mile (Stephen Fay)
• The Last Mile of The Way (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
• The Last Rose of Summer (Thomas Moore)
• The Last Will and Testament of the Gray Mule
• The Last Words of David (Randall Thompson)
• The Latter Day (Mabel C. Bickerton)
• The Latter Day Glory (John Tassone)
• The Latter-Day Message (M. Charles Woods)
• The Latter Day Theme (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Latter-day Work (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Laughing Round (Anon.)
• The Laughing Song (Ralph Alan Dale; Jean Snow; Earle Snow)
• The law by Moses came (Isaac Watts)
• The law by Moses came; But peace, and truth, and love (Isaac Watts)
• The Lawn Mower Song (Marian Major)
• The Law of God Is Good and Wise (Matthias Loy)
• The law of God is just
• The law of God is just, reviving the soul
• The law of the gospel is perfect (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The law of the gospel is perfect, The means of salvation to man (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The law of the Master is perfect and pure (R. C. Evans)
• The law of tithing is divine, a law of signal worth (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The laws that God has given Are holy
• The Law, Unchanged (H. E. Depew)
• The Lazy Cat (Nursery rhyme)
• The Lazy Man and the Busy Man (Evelyn H. Hunt)
• The leader half rose from the wagon bed (Sylvia R. Grant)
• The Leaf and the Bird (May Morgan)
• The Leaves are Gone (Nina B. Hartford)
• The leaves are gone from the maple trees (Nina B. Hartford)
• The leaves that all the summer long
• The Legend of Madame Angot
• The lessons I learn’d at my dear mother’s knee (Mark Nichols)
• The Lifeboat
• The Life Celestial (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Life of Faith (Charles Wesley)
• The lifespan of man passes quickly (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Life That’s Free (Florence Hoare)
• The Light (Michelle Tumes)
• The light behind the cloud (William Willes)
• The light bids (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Light Divine (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Light Heart (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• The Light He Gives (Susan Evans McCloud)
• The Lighthouse (Emilie Poulsson)
• The light is fading out, Baby dear
• The lightning and the thunder ceased (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Lightning Bug, the Lightning Bug (Julia W. Bingham)
• The lightning express goes rushing through (Caroline Hofman)
• The light of Christ
• The light of day breaks mildly forth (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The light of day breaks mildly forth In gleam and glist’ning ray (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The light of eventide now shines the darkness to dispel (Charles W. Naylor)
• The Light of God Is Falling (Louis F. Benson)
• The light of God rests on the face (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The light of God rests on the face Of brook and flower (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The light of God rests on the face Of brook and flower and tree (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Light of Hope (Staci Peters)
• The Light of Moonbeams (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Light of the Star (Edward H. Anderson)
• The light of the world (Philip P. Bliss)
• The Light of the World Is Jesus (Philip P. Bliss)
• The light of Zion does unfold (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Lights in the Peaceful Village (Jakob Sande)
• The Light Within (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Lihoma Song (Ada B. Maxfield; Norma O. Nichols)
• The Likeness
• The lilacs are in blossom, The cherry flowers (Marian Douglas)
• The Lily (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Lily and the Bee (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Lily Bells Are Ringing (Helen Goodrich)
• The lily bells are ringing, The birds (Helen Goodrich)
• The Lily of the Valley (American spiritual)
• The Lily of the Valley (Charles W. Fry)
• The Lily of the Valley (Charles W. Fry)
• The Lily Of The West
• The Lily Princess (Japanese song)
• The Linden Tree (Wilhelm Müller)
• The Linden Tree
• The Line of David (Ethel Cooper)
• The Lion (Louella Garrett)
• The Lion and the Lamb (Shirley Judd)
• The lion dreams of jungles, The tall (Florence C. Fox)
• The lion dreams of jungles, The tall giraffe (Florence C. Fox)
• The lion tamer cracks his whip, The lion (Louella Garrett)
• The lips and eyes are turning into gold (Emma Huntington)
• The little aspen tree stands high (Theodosia Garrison)
• The little babe of Bethlehem was born long years (Luacine Clark Fox)
• The Little Bells (Old round)
• The little bells of Christmas ring, Ding, ding (Old round)
• The little bells of Westminster go ding, dong
• The Little Bird (Stella George Stern)
• The little bird at my window sings (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Little Black Bug (Margaret Wise Brown)
• The Little Brown Church (William S. Pitts)
• The Little Brown Church In The Vale (William S. Pitts)
• The little brownie honeybees, The little (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Little Brown Leaf (Lilla Thomas Elder)
• The Little Busy Bee (Katherine Merrill)
• The little busy bee Makes honey for our tea (Katherine Merrill)
• The little chicks come through the shell (Meda Walker)
• The Little Child Comes, Playing Among the Flowers (Traditional Andean carol)
• The Little Church (Greek folk song)
• The Little Cobbler
• The Little Corner Store (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Little Crane (Russian folk song)
• The little day moon is a toy balloon (Nellie B. Miller)
• The Little Doves
• The Little Dustman (Johannes Brahms)
• The Little Elf (John Kendrick Bangs)
• The Little Farmer (English folk song)
• The Little Fiddle
• The Little Fiddler
• The Little Fisher-Maiden (Ludolf Waldmann)
• The little flowers are sleeping Beneath (Johannes Brahms)
• The little flowers came through the ground (Laura E. Richards)
• The little flow’rs are sleeping (Johannes Brahms)
• The little flow’rs came thro’ the ground (Laura E. Richards)
• The Little Gardener (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Little Goblin (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The little gray squirrels That live in the wood (Anna M. Shepard)
• The Little Green Frog
• The Little Grey Squirrel (Vernon Hart)
• The Little Hen
• The Little Hunter (French folk song)
• The little leaves upon the tree With eager (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The little Mormon meeting house (Joseph H. Ward)
• The little new moon’s cradle bow (Elsie Cobb Barnard)
• The Little New Year (Ellen Robena Field)
• The Little Old Sod Shanty (Claim-holder’s song)
• The Little Orange Tree (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Little People (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• The Little Pig (Vermont folk song)
• The Little Pony
• The Little Princess (Anon.)
• The Little Prisoner (Delia Hart Stone)
• The little rabbit
• The Little Red Boat
• The Little Red Hen (Traditional)
• The Little Red Lark (Traditional)
• The Little Sailors’ Song
• The Little Sandman (Johannes Brahms)
• The Little Sea Horse (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Little Sheep of Bethlehem (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Little Shepherd (Chilean singing game)
• The Little Shoemaker (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Little Soldier (Nursery rhyme)
• The Little Spark (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Little Tailor (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The Little Tenth (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Little Things (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
• The Little Things I Do (Susan Evans McCloud)
• The Little Train (Karen Fanta)
• The Little Turtle (Vachel Lindsay)
• The Little White Cloud (Clark Potter)
• The Little White Duck (Walt Barrows)
• The little window (Emily Huntington Miller)
• The little winds of autumn Come when
• The little winds of autumn Come when summer’s done
• The Little Woman and the Peddler
• The Lives That They Lived (Sherryl Crockett)
• The Living Christ (Wayne Burton)
• The Living Church (Philip Doddridge)
• The Living Church (Art Allen)
• The living church has many parts (Art Allen)
• The Living Word of Scripture (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
• The living word of scripture provides the guide and source (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
• The Lizard (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Lizard is a funny thing. He has (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Loafer’s Lament (Charles L. Walker)
• The Lobster Quadrille (Lewis Carroll)
• The Locket (Ruth Louise Partridge)
• The locusts soon will blossom and bend their perfumed heads (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• The Lonely Castle (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Lonely One (Claire Stewart Boyer)
• The Lonely Ones (Naomi Russell)
• The Lonesome Roving Wolves (Levi Ward Hancock)
• The Lonesome Roving Wolves (Levi Hancock)
• The Lone Starry Hour
• The Lone Star Trail
• The Lone Star Trail / Leavin’ Old Texas
• The Long Day Closes (Henry F. Chorley)
• The Longer I Serve Him (William J. Gaither)
• The Long, Long Nail
• The long, long time, dear father (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Long Road (Dora Read Goodale)
• The long sweep of meadow is crimson (Clinton Scollard)
• The long sweep of meadow is crimson with clover (Clinton Scollard)
• The Long Trail (Anon.)
• The Long Years (Hortense Spencer Andersen)
• The Looking-Glass Child (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Lord Almighty Reigns
• The Lord Almighty Spoke the Word (Charles E. Watson)
• The Lord and Savior died for me (Ruth D. Ellis)
• The Lord ascendeth up on high (Arthur T. Russell)
• The Lord, as my shepherd and king (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Lord Be Praised (Julie Camp)
• The Lord be praised, let the Lord be praised (Julie Camp)
• The Lord be praised. The Lord be praised (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
• The Lord Be with Us (John Ellerton)
• The Lord be with us as each day (John Ellerton)
• The Lord be with us as we walk (John Ellerton)
• The Lord be with us as we walk Along our homeward (John Ellerton)
• The Lord be with you
• The Lord be with you
• The Lord Be with You (Ron Rienstra)
• The Lord be with you. And also with you (Ron Rienstra)
• The Lord be with you. And also with you
• The Lord be with you. And with thy spirit
• The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee (Numbers 6:24–26; Elizabeth McEwen Shields)
• The Lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee
• The Lord Bless You (E. Fred Morris)
• The Lord Bless You and Keep You (John Rutter)
• The Lord Bless You and Keep You (Peter C. Lutkin)
• The Lord Bless You and Keep You (Ulrich Gohl)
• The Lord bless you and keep you; The Lord lift (Peter C. Lutkin)
• The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord lift his countenance upon you (Peter C. Lutkin)
• The Lord Bless You / Sevenfold Amen (Peter C. Lutkin)
• The Lord bless you, the Lord keep you (E. Fred Morris)
• The Lord comes, the Lord comes
• The Lord commanded Nephi (Bill N. Hansen Jr.; Lisa T. Hansen)
• The Lord commanded Nephi to go and get (Bill N. Hansen Jr.; Lisa T. Hansen)
• The Lord commanded Nephi to go and get the plates (Bill N. Hansen Jr.; Lisa T. Hansen)
• The Lord Did Raise Up Joseph Smith (William Cadman)
• The Lord does not fail those who believe and pray (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The Lord Esteemeth All (Micheal R. Carson)
• The Lord Gave Me a Temple (Donnell Hunter)
• The Lord gave me a temple to live within (Donnell Hunter)
• The Lord gave me a temple to live within on earth (Donnell Hunter)
• The Lord gave us this earth, He placed man (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The Lord gave us this earth, He placed man here (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The LORD GOD is my strength and my song
• The Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth (Emily H. Woodmansee)
• The Lord GOD will cause righteousness and praise
• The Lord has always chosen (Verda E. Bryant)
• The Lord has always chosen those (Verda E. Bryant)
• The Lord has blessed me with gospel truth (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Lord has commanded me, therefore I seek (Hans Henry Petersen)
• The Lord Has Delivered His People (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord has done great things for us
• The Lord has need of workers to till His field today (E. E. Hewitt)
• The Lord has prepared a feast for the poor (Amy Galland)
• The Lord has prepared a feast for the poor, That they may partake of his bountiful store (Amy Galland)
• The Lord has revealed the Word of Wisdom (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Lord hastens the latter-day work (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The Lord Hath Arisen
• The Lord hath brought again Zion (Arthur Shepherd)
• The Lord hath Brought again Zion (A. C. Smyth)
• The Lord hath dealt marvellously with His people (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord hath favored Israel (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Lord hath favored Israel, Him he will gather (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Lord Hath Helped Me Hitherto (Aemilie Juliane)
• The Lord Hears the Cry of the Poor (John Foley)
• The Lord He is King, the Lord is King
• The Lord, He is my portion (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Lord, He sent the pretty birds to fill the (Alfred C. Rees)
• The Lord, how wondrous are his ways! (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord! how wondrous are his ways! How firm his truth! how large his grace! (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord Imparted from Above (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord Imparted From Above (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord imparted from above The “Word of Wisdom” (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord imparted from above The “Word of Wisdom” for our blessing (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lord in glory will appear
• The Lord, in these the latter days (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Lord into his garden comes (Anon.)
• The Lord Is Blessing Me Right Now
• The Lord is coming—Saints prepare (William Willes)
• The Lord Is Ever Near (Anon.; Calvin W. Laufer)
• The Lord Is Friendly (Hannelore Hardan)
• The Lord is God (Edwin F. Parry)
• The Lord Is God (David Gambrell)
• The Lord is God, the Lord alone! (David Gambrell)
• The Lord Is God, the One and True God (Daniel J. Meeter)
• The Lord is Gracious (John S. Lewis)
• The Lord is gracious, and full of compassion (John S. Lewis)
• The Lord is great, and great His endless glory (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Lord is great, the Lord is good
• The Lord Is in His Holy Temple (Habakkuk 2:20; Calvin W. Laufer)
• The Lord Is in His Temple
• The Lord is King
• The Lord Is King! (Norman Johnson; Josiah Conder)
• The LORD is King, Enthroned in Might (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• The Lord Is King! Lift up, lift up thy voice (Norman Johnson; Josiah Conder)
• The Lord is my faithful and abiding friend (Eva Dexter)
• The Lord Is My Keeper (M. Māhanga)
• The Lord Is My Light (James L. Nicholson)
• The Lord Is My Light (Lillian Bouknight)
• The Lord Is My Light (Taizé Community)
• The Lord Is My Light (Psalm 27; Alberto Taulé)
• The Lord is my light and my salvation (Lillian Bouknight)
• The Lord Is My Light and My Salvation (David Haas)
• The Lord is my light and my salvation, of whom (David Haas)
• The Lord is my light and my salvation, The Lord (Lillian Bouknight)
• The Lord is my light, my light and salvation (Taizé Community)
• The Lord is my light; then why should I fear? (James L. Nicholson)
• The Lord is my light—then why should I fear? (James L. Nicholson)
• The Lord is my light; then why should I fear? By (James L. Nicholson)
• The Lord Is My Loyal Shepherd (Hans Georg Nägeli)
• The Lord Is My Shephed (Lucie E. Campbell)
• The Lord is my shepherd (Nina Harris)
• The Lord is my Shepherd (Rachel P. Mohlman)
• The Lord is my Shepherd (Hattie Chritchlow Jensen)
• The Lord is my Shepherd (B. H. Hogan)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23; James Montgomery (adapter))
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Eva Norberg-Hagberg)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (John Rutter)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Fen Frehner)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (David A. Zabriskie)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Howard Goodall)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (James Montgomery; Sally DeFord)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Franz Schubert)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Shelley Hannig)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23; Sally DeFord)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Juan Luis García)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Ralph E. Hudson)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23; Franz Schubert)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, He is my Shepherd (Shelley Hannig)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, He leads me day by day (B. H. Hogan)
• The Lord Is My Shepherd I’ll follow Him always (Psalm 23)
• The Lord is my shepherd; I’ll walk with him always (Psalm 23)
• The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not, shall not want (Psalm 23; Franz Schubert)
• The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want (Carol Frandsen)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want (Lucie E. Campbell)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want; By still (Lucie E. Campbell)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want; He maketh me down to lie (Ralph E. Hudson)
• The Lord is my Shepherd, no want (Psalm 23; James Montgomery (adapter))
• The Lord is my shepherd, no want shall I know (Psalm 23; James Montgomery (adapter))
• The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know (Psalm 23; Sally DeFord)
• The Lord is my shepherd, no want shall I know; I feed in green pastures, safe-folded I rest (Psalm 23; James Montgomery (adapter))
• The Lord Is My Strength (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
• The Lord Is My Strength (Juan Antonio Espinoza)
• The Lord is my teacher, I shall not be unlearned (Roberta Garrett)
• The Lord Is My Trust (Eliza R. Snow)
• ‘The Lord is risen indeed’ (Thomas Kelly)
• ‘The Lord is risen indeed;’ The grave hath lost its prey (Thomas Kelly)
• The Lord Is Speaking (M. P.)
• The Lord is speaking to you (M. P.)
• The Lord is the strength of our lives (Hal H. Hopson)
• The Lord is worthy or praise
• The Lord Jehovah Reigns (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord, Jehovah, reigns above (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Lord Jehovah reigns, His throne (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord Jehovah reigns, His throne is built on high (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord Knows Why (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
• The Lord loves us and so He came (Cody Reed)
• The Lordly Cock (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Lord made Satan and Satan made sin
• The Lord, My God, Be Praised (Johann Olearius; August Crull)
• The Lord my God my shepherd is (F. Bland Tucker)
• The Lord my pasture (Joseph Addison)
• The Lord my pasture shall prepare (Joseph Addison)
• The Lord My Pasture Will Prepare (Joseph Addison)
• The Lord my pasture will prepare And feed me with (Joseph Addison)
• The Lord my pasture will prepare, And feed me with a shepherd’s care (Joseph Addison)
• The Lord My Shepherd Guards Me Well (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
• The Lord my Shepherd is, I shall be well supplied (Isaac Watts)
• The LORD, My Shepherd, Rules My Life (Christopher Idle)
• The Lord needs valiant servants (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Lord needs valiant servants to do his work (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Lord needs you (Eduardo Balderas)
• The Lord never sleeps nor slumbers (Vonnie Tims)
• The Lord Now Sends us Forth (José Aguiar)
• The Lord now sends us forth with hands to serve and give / Enviado soy de Dios, mi mano lista está (José Aguiar)
• The Lord of all to heav’n is gone, And we’ll
• The Lord of Life and Glory (Herman Peisker)
• The Lord of Life, a Vine Is He (Mary Kay Beall)
• The Lord Our God Alone Is Strong (Caleb T. Winchester)
• The Lord our Savior will appear (Advent Harp)
• The Lord our Savior will appear; His day is nigh at hand (Advent Harp)
• The Lord reigns! He is a mighty God (Dennis L. Jernigan)
• The Lord reigns! He is a mighty God, the Lord God reigns! (Dennis L. Jernigan)
• The Lord reigns, the Lord reigns
• The Lord Said to My Lord (Vicente Poot P.)
• The Lord’s council does not destroy dust
• The Lord’s Day (John Mason)
• The Lord Shall Come in Dead of Night (Johann Christoph Rube)
• The Lord’s Love (Cody Reed)
• The Lord’s loving mercies surround me (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• The Lord’s My Shepherd (Psalm 23; Francis Rous)
• The Lord’s my Shepherd—I’ll not want (Psalm 23; Francis Rous)
• The Lord’s My Shepherd, I’ll Not Want (Psalm 23; Francis Rous)
• The Lord’s my shepherd; I’ll not want. He makes me down to lie (Psalm 23; Francis Rous)
• The Lord’s our rock; in Him we hide (Vernon J. Charlesworth)
• The Lord’s our Rock, in Him we hide, A shelter (Vernon J. Charlesworth)
• The Lord’s People Shall Unite
• The Lord’s Plan of Salvation (George J. Master)
• The Lord’s Plan of Salvation, the great Jehovah made (George J. Master)
• The Lord’s prayer (Gladys Rich)
• The Lord’s Prayer (B. Cecil Gates)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Leroy J. Robertson)
• The Lord’s Prayer (William W. Phelps)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Richard S. Horne)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Paula S. Snow)
• The Lord’s Prayer
• The Lord’s Prayer (Psalm 19)
• The Lord’s Prayer (The Lord’s Prayer)
• The Lord’s Prayer (The Lord’s Prayer)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9–13; Vivian Layne)
• The Lord’s Prayer (The Lord’s Prayer; Henry Garner)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Albert Hay Malotte)
• The Lord’s Prayer
• The Lord’s Prayer (J. Jefferson Cleveland; Verolga Nix)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Josephine Forsythe)
• The Lord’s Prayer (David Haas)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Lowell Mason)
• The Lord’s Prayer (Lowell Mason)
• The Lord’s Prayer
• The Lord’s Prayer (Mark A. Miller; Laurie Zelman)
• The Lord’s Prayer
• The Lord’s Prayer (Carlos Rosas)
• The Lord’s searching eyes Do extend o’er the earth (Charles Ashton)
• The Lord’s strong hand will hold (German song)
• The Lord’s Supper (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Lord’s Supper (Leona N. Hands)
• The Lord’s Supper (Vere Jameson)
• The Lord Sustains the Falt’ring Soul (Edward H. Anderson)
• The Lord, the Judge, before his throne (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord, the Judge, before his throne, Bids the whole earth draw nigh (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord unto his garden comes (Anon.)
• The LORD unto My Lord Has Said
• The Lord Victorious (Pietro Mascagni)
• The Lord who makes the sun to know his proper (Isaac Watts)
• The Lord Whom We Love (Kurt Kaiser)
• The Lord Whom ye Sought in Tears (Susa Young Gates)
• The Lord whom ye sought, ye sought in tears (Susa Young Gates)
• The Lord who scattered Israel (John W. Arthur)
• The Lord, who spun the planet’s path (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• The Lord Will Come (Josephine E. Vickery)
• The Lord will come and not be slow (John Milton)
• The Lord will come! the earth shall quake (Reginald Heber)
• The Lord will Comfort Zion (George Careless)
• The Lord will comfort Zion, He will comfort (George Careless)
• The Lord will comfort Zion, he will comfort her waste (George Careless)
• The Lord Will Lead With A Very High Hand (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Lord Will Make a Way Somehow (Thomas A. Dorsey)
• The Lord will Provide (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Lord will remember his people (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Lord will remember his people, Though sleeping or living they be (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Lord will vindicate His people
• The Lord Will Watch over Me (Rebecca Smith Adams)
• The Lorelei (Heinrich Heine)
• The Loreley (Heinrich Heine)
• The Lost Chord (Adelaide A. Procter)
• The Lost Lamb (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Lost Lamb
• The Lost Sheep (Elizabeth C. Clephane)
• The Lost Song (Russell M. Dodge)
• The loud, the loud Alarms of War
• The Love Farewell Toll (E. Gebhardt)
• The Love-Feast (Charles Wesley)
• The love I see in your eyes for me is too wonderful (Brent Simmons)
• The loveliness of Nature always did Delight me (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Lovely Moon (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The Lovely Rosebud (French Canadian folk song)
• The lovely sunshine after summer showers
• The lovely sunshine coming after shower
• The Love of God (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley)
• The Love of God (Anders Frostenson)
• The Love of God (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Love of God (Holly Boyd)
• The Love of God (Frederick M. Lehman; Meir Ben Isaac Nehorai)
• The love of God is broader than earth’s vast expanse (William J. Reynolds)
• The love of God is broad like beach and meadow (Anders Frostenson)
• The love of God is fairest of all precious gems (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The love of God is greater far (Frederick M. Lehman; Meir Ben Isaac Nehorai)
• The love of God leads me on (Ralph Rodgers Jr.; K. Newell Dayley)
• The Love of Jesus Calls Us (Herbert O’Driscoll)
• The Love of Saints (Julia M. Sorensen)
• The Love of the Heart (William W. Phelps)
• The loving Savior watches me (Anna Johnson)
• The loving Savior watches me throughout the (Anna Johnson)
• The Low-Backed Car (Samuel Lover)
• The Lowly Birth (Flemish carol)
• The Loyal Sons of Utah (William A. Morton)
• The Macedonian cry (Cecil F. Alexander)
• The Magic of Musical Echoes (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The magic of song (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
• The Magic Tree
• The magi who to Bethlehem did go (Manuel Fernández Juncas)
• The Magpie (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Maid and the Hazel Tree
• The maid dancing on the green (Swedish folk song)
• The Maiden’s Wish (Stefana Witwickiego)
• The Maid of Judah (Charles Sloman)
• The Maid Of The Mill (Hamilton Aïdé)
• The Majesty and Glory of Your Name (Linda Lee Johnson)
• The Maker’s Touch
• The Malagueña (Elpidio Ramírez; Pedro Galindo)
• The Man Behind The Plow (Thomas P. Westendorf)
• The Man Behind the Scenes (Cherie Call)
• The man from Zion is not respected on earth (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Manger Carol (Martin Luther; Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, 1885)
• The Manger of Bethlehem (Cheryl P. Stone)
• The Man I’m Meant to Be (Russ Dixon; Dustin Christensen; Tyler Castleton)
• The Man in the Moon (Scottish folk song)
• The Man-in-the-Moon (Irmengard Charlton Horn)
• The Man in the Moon (Edna Blethen)
• The Man in the Moon (Old song)
• The Man in the Moon (Old rhyme)
• The man in the moon, as he sails the sky (Old rhyme)
• The man in the moon had a corn on his chin (Old song)
• The man in the moon is as round as can be (Edna Blethen)
• The Man Is Ever Blessed (Isaac Watts)
• The manner of His coming (Penelope Moody Allen)
• The Man of God (Walter Scott Lockhart)
• The Man of Life Upright (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)
• The Man of Upright Life (Quintus Horatius Flaccus)
• The Man on the Flying Trapeze (George Leybourne)
• The mansions we builded so stately and strong (Thuringian folk song)
• The Man That Runs the Crane
• The man who has plenty of good peanuts
• The Man Who Is Twelve Years Old (Anon.)
• The many blessings tithing brings (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Many, Many Children (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
• The many, many children Throughout the world so fair (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
• The Maple Leaf (Alexander Muir)
• The Maple Leaf Forever (Alexander Muir)
• The Maple Leaf For Ever (Alexander Muir)
• The Maple Leaf, our emblem dear (Alexander Muir)
• The Maple Leaf, our emblem dear, The Maple (Alexander Muir)
• The Marching Band (Richard C. Berg)
• The marching song
• The March of the Bee-Hive Girls (Kate Kendall Thomas)
• The March of the Kings (Joseph Domergue)
• The March Wind
• The Marines’ Hymn (American song)
• The Marriage Vow (M. N. M.)
• The Marriage Vow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The marriage vow, most sacred pledge by mortals made! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Marseillaise (Anon.)
• The Martyrs (Vida E. Smith)
• The Martyrs: A Sacred Historic Cantata (Evan Stephens)
• The Martyrs of Jesus (John G. Duff)
• The Mary Golden Tree (Old English song)
• The Mary Jane
• The Master Creator (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The master has come (Julia Gill)
• The Master Has Come (Sarah Doudney)
• The Master has come, and He calls (Sarah Doudney)
• The Master has come, and He calls us to follow (Sarah Doudney)
• The Master Has Come over Jordan (Julia Gill)
• “The master has come over Jordan,” said Hannah (Julia Gill)
• The Master Hath Come (Sarah Doudney)
• The Master hath come, and He calls us to follow (Sarah Doudney)
• The Master paused, as time rolled back the ages (Zella A. Johnson)
• The Master’s Love (Geraldine Woods)
• The Master’s Voice (Sally DeFord)
• The Master’s Voice (John R. Grice)
• The Master Teacher (Frances Hartman)
• The Master Teacher (Etelka White)
• The May-basket (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Mayflower (Erastus Wolcott Ellsworth)
• The Maypole
• The May Queen (Lucy May Green)
• The May Queen (Hollis Dann)
• The May Queen (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
• The Mazurka (Sarah Grames Clark)
• Theme 1 from “Stand As Witnesses”
• Theme 1 from “The Sacrament”
• Theme 2 from “Stand as Witnesses”
• Theme 2 from “The Sacrament”
• Theme 3 from “Stand As Witnesses”
• Theme 3 from “The Sacrament”
• The Meadow Brook (Henry Snow)
• The Meadow Butterfly (Philippine folk song)
• The Meadow Lark (Lillian Mohr)
• The meadow lark is singing; So joyful (Grace L. Hosmer)
• The Meadows
• Theme and underscore from “Becoming Children of Christ”
• The Measure of a Man (Mollie Richmond)
• The meditation of my heart shall be my understanding
• The Meeting Of The Waters (Thomas Moore)
• Theme from “Firm in the Faith of Christ”
• Theme from “For Our Day”
• Theme from “Joseph Smith—Prophet of the Restoration”
• Theme from “Long-Promised Day”
• Theme from “Spiritual Crocodiles”
• Theme from Symphony No. 7 (Marjorie Atkins)
• Theme from “The Body Is a Temple”
• Theme from “The Law of the Harvest”
• The Melodious Blacksmith (Frederick Winthrop)
• The melody’s familiar (Michael McLean)
• The Melody Within/The Curse (Michael McLean)
• The memories of one’s early days are always (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Mercies of God (Thomas O. Chisholm)
• The mercies of God! what a theme for my song (Thomas O. Chisholm)
• The mercy of God is an ocean divine (Albert Simpson)
• The Mermaid (English folk song)
• The Mermaids’ Song (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Merriest Girl That’s Out
• The merry bee above the bloom (Phila Butler Bowman)
• The Merry-go-round (Susanna Myers)
• The Merry-Go-Round (Rhenish folk song)
• The Merry-Go-Round (Virginia Baker)
• The Merry-Go-Round (Ruth Harrison)
• The Merry-Go-Round
• The Merry Lark (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The merry little brook Lies hidden in a nook
• The merry little waves at play Are sliding (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The merry maids of Deseret (William Willis)
• The Merry Men of Robin Hood
• The merry, merry wind, the merry, merry wind (Beth Milliken Joerger)
• The Merry Mormons
• The Merry Piper (Robert Browning)
• The Merry Skaters (Mary Vaughan)
• The Merry Wind (Emilie Poulsson)
• The merry world is fair and wide (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Themes from “God Has Delivered Me”
• Themes from “I Will Prepare the Way”
• Themes from “The Just Shall Live by Faith”
• Themes from “The Olive Tree Allegory”
• Themes from “To This End Was I Born”
• The Message (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Message of Christmas Bells (Adelaide Walker)
• The Message of His Love (Grace L. Hosmer)
• The message of peace now from Zion sounds (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The Message of the Bells (Thelma J. Harrison)
• The Message of the Bells (Nina Burnham McKean)
• The Message of the Flag (Nina B. Hartford)
• The message of the flowers (Annie Pinnock Malin)
• The Message of the Spire (Barbara Wentworth)
• The Message—“They Have All Gone Astray” (Evan Stephens)
• The M. I. A. Explorers
• The M. I. A. is here to stay
• The M. I. A. is here to stay Come let us sing
• The Mice (Sophia S. Bixby)
• The Midnight Cry (Kenneth N. Vick)
• The Midnight Serenade
• The Midshipmite (Frederick E. Weatherly)
• The mightiest “prayer” that man can breathe (Joseph Smith III)
• The mightiest “prayer” that man can breathe Is “trust in God for the end is near” (Joseph Smith III)
• The mighty fortress walls I have built (Julie de Azevedo)
• The Mighty God with Power Speaks (Michael Morgan)
• The Mighty Priesthood of God (Stephen L. Brannen)
• The Military Band
• The Milk Man’s Horse
• The Mill
• The Mill (Ernst Anschütz)
• The Millenial Dawn (Thomas Kelly)
• The Millenium
• The Millennial Dawn (Thomas Kelly)
• The Millennial Morning (John Jaques)
• The Millennial Reign
• The Millennium (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Millennium
• The Miller (Traditional)
• The Miller’s Daughter (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Miller’s Flowers (Wilhelm Müller)
• The Millionaire (Henry Edward Warner)
• The Mill Wheel (T. Pinder)
• The mill-wheels are turning by night and by day
• The mind’s complete conviction (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The mind’s complete conviction that things unseen (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Miner
• The miner works beneath the ground
• The Minister (Vere Jameson)
• The minister stands in the shoes of God (Vere Jameson)
• The Ministry of Greatest Worth (Daunell J. Clarke)
• The Minstrel Boy (Irish folk song)
• The Minstrel Boy (Thomas Moore)
• The minstrel boy to the war has gone (Irish folk song)
• The minstrel boy to the war is gone (Irish folk song)
• The Minuet
• The Minuet (Ann Underhill)
• The Minuet (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Minuet: A Dream of Long Ago (Elizabeth Bennett)
• The Miracle (Christine Starr)
• The Miracle (Shawna Belt Edwards)
• The Miracle of Communion (Rosa Page Welch)
• The Mirage (Roxana T. Hase)
• The Mischievous Cloud
• The missionaries’ farewell (William W. Phelps)
• The Missionary’s Song of Home (Edwin F. Parry)
• The Mission God Has Given (Jan McGuire)
• The mist across the beaches (Barbara Tanner; Lex de Azevedo)
• The Mist and All (Dixie Willson)
• The Mistletoe Bough (Thomas Haynes Bayly)
• The mistletoe hung in the castle hall (Thomas Haynes Bayly)
• The mists of daybreak seem To paint (Japanese song)
• The M Men are Leading Along (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• The Mobbers of Missouri
• The Mocking Bird (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Mocking Bird (May Morgan)
• The Mocking Bird (Paul Hastings)
• The Momentous Days Are Filled (John F. Martin)
• The Moment You Stand (Ashley Hess)
• The Moneyless Man
• The Monkey (May Morgan)
• The Monkey and the Zebra
• The monkey jumped over the moon, The cow (Ronald Hightshoe)
• The monkeys hang by hands or tails (May Morgan)
• The monk must arise when the matins ring (Walter Scott)
• The Month of Moods
• The Month of Showers (Nina B. Hartford)
• The months are met with their crownlets on (E. E. Bowen)
• The Moon (Elizabeth Boettiger)
• The Moon (Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand Enslin)
• The Moon (George Macdonald)
• The Moon (Eliza Lee Follen)
• The moon across the velvet sky was creeping (Frances Ford)
• The Moon and her Star (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Moon and I
• The moonbeams that shoot from the starbright sky (Blanche K. McKey)
• The moonbeams that shoot from the star-bright sky And dance (Blanche K. McKey)
• The Moon Boat (Ella D. Watkins)
• The Moon-Cradle’s Rocking (Padraic Colum)
• The moon-cradle’s rocking and rocking (Padraic Colum)
• The moon has risen (Matthias Claudius)
• The moon is beaming o’er the sparkling rill (Southern song)
• The moon is climbing up the night (F. G. Watts)
• The moon looks like a silver boat (Ella D. Watkins)
• The moon must love me very much
• The moon peeped in a window where (Elsie C. Carroll)
• The Moon Shepherd (German folk song)
• The moon shines bright, the stars give a light (Traditional)
• The moon shines bright, the stars give light (Traditional)
• The Moon Ship (Japanese song)
• The moon, the lovely moon, When the town’s (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The moon was lost behind a cloud (Charles Henry)
• The moon was lost behind a cloud when something (Charles Henry)
• The moon, with long, bright shafts of light (Phyllis Hodgson)
• The More We Get Together
• The more we get together, together
• The more we get together, together, together
• The More We Sing Together (Mark Nichols)
• The more we sing together, together, together (Mark Nichols)
• The Mormon Battalion Song (Azariah Smith)
• The “Mormon” Boy (Evan Stephens)
• The “Mormon” Boy (John W. Whinyates)
• The “Mormon” boy to the west has gone (John W. Whinyates)
• The Mormon Coon
• The Mormon Creed I’ll now explain (William Willes)
• The Mormon father loves to see (Anon.)
• The “Mormon” Lad (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The “Mormon” Missionaries’ Farewell (William W. Phelps)
• The “Mormon” Missionary’s Farewell (William W. Phelps)
• The Mormon Sunday School Song
• The Mormons were camped down by the green grove (Levi Ward Hancock)
• The Mormon Tabernacle (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• The Mormon with His Grip
• The Morning Breaks (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Morning Breaks (Luacine Clark Fox)
• The Morning Breaks, Etc. (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Morning Breaks; the Shadows Flee (Parley P. Pratt)
• The morning breaks; the shadows flee; Lo, Zion’s (Parley P. Pratt)
• The morning breaks, the shadows flee; Lo! Zion’s standard is unfurled! (Parley P. Pratt)
• The morning breaks upon the distant mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The morning dawns upon the place (James Montgomery)
• The morning dawns upon the place Where Jesus spent the night in prayer (James Montgomery)
• The morning finds me here (Steven Curtis Chapman)
• The morning flowers display their sweet (Samuel Wesley Jr.)
• The morning flowers display their sweets (Samuel Wesley Jr.)
• The morning flowers display their sweets, And gay their silken leaves unfold (Samuel Wesley Jr.)
• The morning flow’rs display their sweets (Samuel Wesley Jr.)
• The Morning-Glory (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• The Morning Hour Has Gold in Its Mouth (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
• The Morning Is Bright
• The morning is bright on the top of the mountains
• The Morning Light (Samuel F. Smith)
• The morning light is breaking (Samuel F. Smith)
• The morning light is breaking, The darkness (Samuel F. Smith)
• The morning light is breaking; the darkness disappears (Samuel F. Smith)
• The morning opens early, The shadows slip (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Morning Rooster Crowed Again (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
• The Morning Sail (Youth’s Companion)
• The Mornings and Beautiful Dawns
• The Morning Shone Bright When It Came (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Morning shook out her red, red hair (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Morning Stars Sang Sweetly
• The Morning Stars Together Sang (Evan A. Fry)
• The morning starts so nicely (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The Morning Sun (Swedish folk song)
• The morning sun is shining brightly (Swedish folk song)
• The Morning Trumpet (American folk hymn)
• The morn of life is past, And evening (Stephen C. Foster)
• The morn of life is past, And evening comes (Stephen C. Foster)
• The morn of life is past, And ev’ning (Stephen C. Foster)
• The morn of redemption
• The morn of redemption, All blooming and fair
• The morn was fair, the skies were clear (Charles Jeffry)
• The Mosquito’s Serenade (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The most beautiful rose is found (Hans Adolph Brorson)
• The Most Beautiful Story That’s Ever Been Told (Sally DeFord)
• The Most Beautiful Time, the Dearest Time (Wilhelm Hey)
• The Mote and Beam (Mrs. Z. Porter)
• The Mother’s Plea (Richard S. Horne)
• The Mother’s Plea (Our Father in Heaven) (Richard S. Horne)
• The Mother’s Salutation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Motor Boat (Nadine Bensley)
• The Motor Car (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Motor Car Ride (Ann Underhill)
• The Mountain (Anna M. Shepard)
• The Mountain Dell (John Lyon)
• The Mountain Dell (John Lyon)
• The mountain has such perverse Moods in fashion (Leone E. McCune)
• The Mountain of the Lord (Doug Walker)
• The Mountain of the Lord’s House (Evan Stephens)
• The Mountain Of The Lord’s House (J. Spencer Cornwall)
• The Mountain’s So Lovely This Time Of The Year (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Mountain Standard (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Mountain Stream
• The Mournful Serenade (Italian folk song)
• The Mouser (Austrian folk song)
• The Muffin Man (Nursery rhyme)
• The mulberry bush
• The Mulberry Bush
• The Mulberry Trees (John S. Davis)
• The mulberry trees, O, plant around (John S. Davis)
• The Mummy Song
• The Murmur Sank the Swallow (C. Hostrup)
• The Musician
• The Music Man (Danish folk song)
• The music of my hunting horn Excites (Richard Johnston)
• The music of my hunting horn Excites me (Richard Johnston)
• The Music of the Sabbath (Derryl R. Herring)
• The music of this name brings peace and rest (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Mutual Institute of Technology (Verda Mae Christensen)
• The Mutual Institute Of Technology… Here we are (Verda Mae Christensen)
• The Mystery (Ether H. Chesterfield)
• The Mystery of Grace (Haldor Lillenas)
• The mystery of our faith is great
• The mystical body of Christ is now come (Charles Derry)
• The mystical body of Christ is now come, Clothed as of old in her garment of light (Charles Derry)
• The Nail-Scarred Hand (B. McKinney)
• Then All The Earth Will Sing (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Name of Jesus (W. C. Martin)
• The name of Jesus is so sweet (W. C. Martin)
• The Name of the Lord (Clinton Utterbach)
• Then and Now (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Narcissus
• The Narrow Way (Eliza R. Snow)
• The National Wonder (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The nations awake to a great momentous war (Joseph H. Ward)
• The nations bow to Satan’s thrall (John Nicholson)
• The Nativity (Toni Thomas)
• The Nativity Song (Avon Allen Compton)
• The Nauvoo Legion (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Navajo (Minnie J. Hardy)
• Then be you glad, good people
• Then Came the Time We Longed For (Gustav Biering)
• Then changed the earth will be (R. B.)
• The Need (Grace Ingles Frost)
• The Needle’s Eye (American singing game)
• The Nephite Records (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Nephites, Lamanites, and Gentiles (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Nest (Friedrich Froebel)
• The New 23rd (Ralph Carmichael)
• The New Bonnet (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• The New Canadian Flag (Jean MacAskill)
• The New Day (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The New Era (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The New Freedom Song (Lucy A. R. Clark)
• The New Jerusalem (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The New Life (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The New Moon (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The New Moon (Virginia Baker)
• The New Mown Hay (Charles Mackay)
• The New Pioneers (Terry Hale)
• The New Star (Sadie B. Cadman)
• The New Year (Ellen Robena Field)
• The New Year (Parley P. Pratt)
• The New Year (Eliza R. Snow)
• The New Year (Laura Frost Armitage)
• The New Year (Ermina Perkins Kearney)
• The New Year (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• The New Year (James F. Caldwell)
• The New Year (Welsh carol)
• The New Year Comes With Happiness (Anna Johnson)
• The new year comes with happiness, with (Anna Johnson)
• The New Year comes with happiness, with songs (Anna Johnson)
• The New Year comes with happiness, With songs of (Anna Johnson)
• The New Year Dawns (Diane Ferguson-Watts)
• The new year dawns majestically (Diane Ferguson-Watts)
• The New Year In (David H. Smith)
• The New Year’s in, the Old Year’s out
• The New Year’s Opportunity (Victor A. Hall Sr.)
• The New Year’s Stocking (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Nicene Creed 1
• The Nicene Creed 2 (Gregg DeMey)
• The nice old shoemaker worked all day (Frank Luther)
• The nicest story ever told (Mary Beth Evans)
• The nicest time of all the day (George S. Applegarth)
• The nicest time of all the day Is after (George S. Applegarth)
• The nicest time of all the day is after school (George S. Applegarth)
• The night came on a stormy night (Evan Stephens)
• The night comes down in darkness and storm (Joseph Smith III)
• The night comes down in darkness and storm, Heavy the gloom of the night (Joseph Smith III)
• The Night Has a Thousand Eyes (Francis William Bourdillon)
• The night has a thousand eyes and the day (Francis William Bourdillon)
• The night has a thousand eyes, The day (Francis William Bourdillon)
• The night hung low around the Saints in camp (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
• The Nightingale (English folk song)
• The Nightingale (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
• The Nightingale (Aldis Dunbar)
• The Nightingale (Italian folk song)
• The Nightingale (Latin American folk song)
• The Nightingale’s Complaint (Hungarian song)
• The nightingale, with fervent song (A. Koltzóff)
• The night is spent, the morning ray (Mrs. A. C. Judson)
• The night is spent—the morning ray (Mrs. A. C. Judson)
• The night is spent—the morning ray Comes ushering in the glorious day (Mrs. A. C. Judson)
• The night is wearing fast away (Florence Hoare)
• The night is wearing fast away, The star of light is dawning (Florence Hoare)
• The Night Rider
• The Night Round
• The night! the night! the dark, dull night (John Lyon)
• The night was chill (Betsy Lee Bailey)
• The night was dark as the hearts of those (Rebekah H. Jennings)
• The night was silent and still (Nik Day)
• The night was still, and then a song (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Night Will Never Stay (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The night will never stay, The night (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The Night Will Soon Be Ending (Jochen Klepper; Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
• The night wind sings a song to me Of whispered (Adelaide Walker)
• The Night Wind’s Lullaby (Adelaide Walker)
• Then I’m Going Home (African-American spiritual)
• The Ninety and Nine (Elizabeth C. Clephane)
• The Ninth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Then Jesus Came (Oswald J. Smith)
• Then Jesus took their children (Marvin K. Gardner)
• The Noble Duke of York (English folk song)
• The noble Duke of York, He had ten thousand men (English folk song)
• The Noblest, Proudest Joys (Eliza R. Snow)
• The noblest, proudest joys that this (Eliza R. Snow)
• The noblest, proudest joys that this World’s favour (Eliza R. Snow)
• The North and the South do agree (Joseph Cain)
• The North Wind
• The North Wind (Patty S. Hill)
• The north wind blew one cold fall night (Patty S. Hill)
• The North wind blows cold (Susanna Myers)
• The North wind blows cold, Blows cold (Susanna Myers)
• The North wind brings the snow; The East
• The north wind came along one day (Rebecca J. Weston)
• The North Wind came along one day, so strong (Rebecca J. Weston)
• The north wind came along one day, so strong and (Rebecca J. Weston)
• The North Wind Doth Blow (Nursery rhyme)
• The North Wind doth blow, And we shall have snow (Nursery rhyme)
• The Nosegay (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind (Isaiah 35; Charles Jennens)
• Then shall the eyes of the blind be open’d (Isaiah 35; Charles Jennens)
• Then should we deem it very strange (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Then the dark times ended (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The numberless gifts of God’s mercies (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• The Numberless Gifts of God’s mercies (Gracia Grindal; Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• Then we will now say goodbye to each other
• Then with a sudden gust Out of the north (Frances Frost)
• Then You Can Enter In (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Then You’ll Remember Me (M. W. Balfe)
• The Oak and the Violet (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Ode of Genius to Truth
• The Offering (Jose V. Estrada G.)
• The Officer’s Funeral (Caroline Sheridan Norton)
• The Oil Station Man
• The old account settled long ago (Frank M. Graham)
• The Old Account Settled Long Ago (F. M. G.)
• The Old and New Year (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Old Apple Tree (George Cooper)
• The Old Ark (African-American spiritual)
• The Old Ark A-Moverin’ Along (African-American spiritual)
• The Old Ark’s A-Moverin’ (African-American spiritual)
• The Old Arm Chair (Eliza Cook)
• The Old Arm-Chair (Eliza Cook)
• The Old Barn Gate (R. B. Jones)
• The old Book and the old faith (George H. Carr)
• The Old Book and the Old Faith (George H. Carr)
• The Old Cabin Home (T. Paine)
• The Old Chisholm Trail (Western folk song)
• The Old Chorister (Linda Weight Cluff)
• The Old Dame
• The Old Gray Horse (Nursery song)
• The Old Gray Mare (Anon.)
• The old gray Mare, She ain’t (Anon.)
• The Old Grey Goose
• The Old Grey Mare (Evan Stephens)
• The Old Hat
• The Old Home (Beatrice E. Cooper)
• The old horse kicks
• The old horse kicks And a hippy-doodle
• The Old Hundredth (William Kethe)
• The old Italian organ man (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Old Lady Who Lived in a Vinegar Bottle
• The Old Maids Convention (R. C. Evans)
• The Old Man (Marion Phillips)
• The old man watched closely the distant road (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Old Mill Wheels (Laura Rountree Smith)
• The old mill wheels go round and round (Laura Rountree Smith)
• The Old Oaken Bucket (Samuel Woodworth)
• The Old, Old Path (Vida E. Smith)
• The Old, Old Story (Harriet B. McKeever)
• The Old Piano (Lucy M. Hewlings)
• The Old Rag Carpet (A. Ransom)
• The Old Rugged Cross (George Bennard)
• The Old Rugged Cross (George Bennard)
• The Old Rustic Bridge (J. P. Skelly)
• The Old Schoolhouse (Evan Stephens)
• The old schoolhouse that stood on the side of the hill (Evan Stephens)
• The Old Sectarian a long time ago (Elizabeth Wyllie)
• The Old Songs (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The old sow took the measles, and she died
• The Old Time Religion (African-American spiritual)
• The Old Woman
• The Old Woman and the Pedlar
• The Old Woman in a Basket (Old rhyme)
• The Old Year (Mabel Hay Barrows)
• The Old Year (George W. Pennington)
• The Old Year and the New (Foster B. Merriam)
• The old year has vanished! At midnight we hear (Jennie Hyde)
• The old year is dying, fast dying away (Welsh carol)
• The old year lies dying, (Now softly sing) (Mabel Hay Barrows)
• The old year now has run his race (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The old year’s gone! and the new year’s come! (Hannah T. King)
• The old year’s passing! do I weep (Hannah T. King)
• The Olive Tree (Kurt Bestor; Don Stirling)
• The once green breast of the outraged earth (Elsie F. Parton)
• The One (Audrey Bandley; Russ Dixon)
• The One and Only You (Michael McLean)
• The One Grand Theme (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The One Is Blest
• The one is blest who, fearing God
• The One Song (Tom Williams)
• The One Sure Light (Gary Croxall)
• The One Who Taught Beside the Sea (John Thornburg)
• The only faith that I desire (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The only faith that I desire, Is that which works by love (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Only Name (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Only One (Nik Day)
• The Only Son from Heaven (Elizabeth Creutiziger)
• The opening buds of spring time (A. P. Welshman)
• The Opening Buds of Spring-time (A. P. Welshman)
• The Opening Buds of Springtime (A. P. Welshman)
• The opening buds of spring-time, When birds (A. P. Welshman)
• The opening buds of springtime, When birds (A. P. Welshman)
• The opening buds of springtime, When birds so (A. P. Welshman)
• The opening buds of springtime, When birds so sweetly sing (A. P. Welshman)
• The Opening of the Dispensation of the Fulness of Times (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Orchestra (Willy Geister)
• The Orchestra (Traditional)
• The Orderville Murder
• The organ breathes a sacred strain, and reverence (B. F. Cummings Jr.)
• The Organ Grinder (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Organ-Grinder (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Organ Man (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Organ Man (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Oriole Call
• The Oriole’s Nest (May Morgan)
• The oriole’s nest is a basket, A basket (May Morgan)
• The Orphan (John Lyon)
• The Orphan Boy (Evan Stephens)
• The Orphans
• The other day I called upon my girl
• The other day I wore into the subway
• The other night I had a dream
• The other shore (Lewis Hartsough)
• The Outcast (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Outcome Of The Battle (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The outcome of the battle, Lord (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Outside of You (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• The Overthrow of Gog and Magog (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Owl (Alfred Tennyson)
• The Owl (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• The Owl (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Owl (Conrad Aiken)
• The Owl and the Cuckoo (Mildred Philips)
• The Owl and the Moon (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Owl and the Pussycat (Edward Lear)
• The owl and the pussycat went to sea (Edward Lear)
• The owl cries from the elm tree (Dutch round)
• The Owl in the Elm (Dutch round)
• The Owl Is Abroad (Ben Jonson)
• The owl is abroad, the bat and the toad (Ben Jonson)
• The Oxcart (Anon.)
• The Ox Cart (Anon.)
• The Ox Team Trail (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• The pale, dull sun of February (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The pale golden moon in the sky (Ethel Bean Andrew)
• The Palms (Jean-Baptiste Faure)
• The Pansy (Margaret Deland)
• The Papaya Tree (Rose Fyleman)
• The Paper Reeds by the Brooks (Randall Thompson)
• The Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:18–23 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• The Parade
• The Parade (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Park with the Zoo (Elinor Warner)
• The Parting (M. R. C.)
• The Parting (German song)
• The Parting Hour
• The parting kiss (Henry Maiben)
• The Passenger Plane (Lincoln School Primary Group)
• The Passing Day (Frederick H. Martens)
• The past is all under the blood (Lelia Naylor Morris)
• The Pasture (Robert Frost)
• The Pasture (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Past Year (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Pat-a-Cake Man (Nursery rhyme)
• The Path for Our Walking (Patrick Michaels)
• The path for our walking is not always clear (Patrick Michaels)
• The Pathways of Peace (Nora Hess)
• The Patriots
• The Pawpaw Patch (American folk song)
• The Pawpaw Patch (Singing game)
• The Peaceful Realm (German carol, 16th century)
• The peace of God be with you
• The Peace of Jesus Christ (Kenneth L. McLaughlin)
• The peace of Jesus Christ makes us whole (Kenneth L. McLaughlin)
• The Peace of Mind (Jane Parker Huber)
• The peace of mind that Christ can bring (Jane Parker Huber)
• The Peace of the Earth (Guatemalan song)
• The peace of the earth be with you / La paz de la tierra esté contigo (Guatemalan song)
• The Peace of the Earth / La paz de la tierra (Guatemalan song)
• The Peace of the Lord (Anders Ruuth)
• The peace of the Lord be always with you
• The Peace that Jesus Gives (H. L.)
• The Peace That My Savior Has Given (Haldor Lillenas)
• The Peacock (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Peacock is so beautiful, All gold (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Pealing Bells
• The Pearl (Kenneth Cope)
• The Pearl (Puerto Rican folk song)
• The Pearl (Oliver Orden)
• The pearly white city (Arthur F. Ingler)
• The Pearly-White City (Arthur F. Ingler)
• The Pear Tree
• The Peddler (Nursery rhyme)
• The Peddler (Robert E. Nye)
• The Peddler’s Pack (Russian folk song)
• The Peevish Hen (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The pendulum
• The Pendulum
• The people are cheering (Barbara Tanner)
• The people came from Chartres (French folk song)
• The People of the Lord (Karl G. Maeser)
• The people on the bus go up and down (Traditional)
• The People Pass (Carmelia de la Paz)
• The People That in Darkness Sat (John Morison)
• The People Walk (Juan A. Espinosa)
• The People Walk / Un pueblo que camina (Juan A. Espinosa)
• The people who in darkness walked (John Morison)
• The People Who in Darkness Walked (David W. Music)
• The people who in darkness walked have seen a glorious light (John Morison)
• The people who in darkness walked Have seen a great light shining (David W. Music)
• The People Who Walked in Darkness (Mary Louise Bringle)
• The People Who Walked in Darkness (John W. Arthur)
• The people who walked in darkness Awaken to see a great light (Mary Louise Bringle)
• The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light (John W. Arthur)
• The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light (Carlton R. Young)
• The Perfect Law (R. C. Evans)
• The perfect world, by Adam trod (Nathaniel Parker Willis)
• The perfect world, by Adam trod, Was the first temple, built of God (Nathaniel Parker Willis)
• The perfume of the springtime (Susanna Myers)
• The perfume of the springtime Is in the balmy air (Susanna Myers)
• The Perpetual Emigrating Fund (John Lyon)
• The Perplexing Questions (John S. Davis)
• The Pet Bird (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The Petenera (Mexican Huapango song)
• The photos in the magazines (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• The Picnic (Grace Allen)
• The Picture on the Wall (Jessie Sundwall)
• The Pilgrim (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Pilgrim (John Bunyan)
• The Pilgrim (German song)
• The Pilgrim Fathers (Leonard Bacon)
• The Pilgrims Held a Feast (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Pilgrims held a feast, When harvest days were done (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Pilgrims’ Hymn
• The pines cast their shadows upon the snow (Clinton Scollard)
• The Pioneer (Evan Stephens)
• The Pioneer (Annie Wells Cannon)
• The Pioneer (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Pioneer Christmas (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Pioneer Jubilee (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Pioneer Mother (Alice Morrill)
• The Pioneers (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Pioneers
• The Pioneers (Gus M. Clarke)
• The Pioneers (Edward H. Anderson)
• The Pioneers (John M. Chamberlain)
• The Pioneers (John Nicholson)
• The Pioneers
• The pioneers at length are come (William Clayton)
• The Pioneers wondered where iron could be found
• The Pioneer Trail (Drucilla S. Howard)
• The Pious Flock
• The Pipers of Balmoral (Scottish folk song)
• The Piper’s Reeds (William Blake)
• The Piper’s Tune (Robert E. Nye)
• The pipes of peace! Erect and white (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The place of my birth it is dear to me yet (Andrew Dalrymple)
• The place we like best in our home town (Elinor Warner)
• The Place Where We Belong (Emily Oswald Freeman)
• The Plaint of the Camel (Charles Edward Carryl)
• The Planets (Falk School Elementary Group)
• The Planets (Czech folk song)
• The Plan for Earth (David R. VanFleet)
• The plan for earth the Lord conceived (David R. VanFleet)
• The Play of the Godhead (Mary Louise Bringle)
• The play of the Godhead, the Trinity’s dance (Mary Louise Bringle)
• The Playtime Band (Alberta Powell Graham)
• The Pleasant Dark (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The pleasures of earth I have seen fade away
• The Pleasures of the Country (German song)
• The Ploughboy
• The Poet’s Dream (John Lyon)
• The Poet’s Farewell (John Lyon)
• The poet’s song of joy and hope
• The Pogun walked by the desert shore (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Polar Bear Hunt (Eskimo song)
• The Policeman (T. W. Woodhead)
• The Polka (Christina Turner Curtis)
• The Polliwog’s Story (Miriam H. Kirkell)
• The pond is frozen over, So off we run
• The Pony Express
• The Poodle and the Lamb (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The poor old books that nobody reads (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Poor Old Man (Old sailor chantey)
• The poor ones of the world await the dawn of hope / Los pobres siempre esperan el amanecer (Juan A. Espinosa)
• The Poor Snow-Man (Vernetta F. Decker)
• The Pop-Corn Man (Edith Robbins)
• The Pop Corn Man (Dorothy N. Bowen)
• The pop-corn man gave a pop-corn ball (Edith Robbins)
• The Poppy (Folk Dances from Old Homelands)
• The postie rides away, The postie rides (Mabel Hay Barrows-Mussey)
• The Postilion (Rounds, Carols and Songs)
• The Postman (George Kent)
• The Postman (George W. Pennington)
• The Postman (Mabel Hay Barrows-Mussey)
• The Postman (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Postman (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The Postman (Meadowbrook School Children)
• The Postman (Angela Diller; Kate Stearns Page)
• The Postman (Mary R. Tolbert)
• The postman blows his whistle (Vernetta F. Decker)
• The postman blows his whistle And brings (Vernetta F. Decker)
• The postman comes at half past nine, too-lee (Mary R. Tolbert)
• The postman is a busy man (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Postman’s Whistle (Vernetta F. Decker)
• The Potter saw a vessel (Andrae Crouch)
• The Potter’s Hand (Darlene Zschech)
• The Potter’s Hand (Darlene Zschech)
• The power from on high
• The Power of Drinking
• The power of faith restore (R. B.)
• The Power of His Love (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
• The power of love (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Power of One (Stephanie Smith Mabey; Jeannine Lasky)
• The Power of Song
• The Power of the Cross (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
• The Power of the Holy Ghost (Delys W. Snyder)
• The Power of the Holy Ghost (Fanny Crosby)
• The Power of Truth (William Willes)
• The Power of Wine
• The Power of Your Love (Geoff Bullock)
• The power, the power, gives victory (Charles F. Weigle)
• The praise of Zion waits for thee (Isaac Watts)
• The Prayer (David Foster; Carole Bayer Sager; Alberto Testa; Tony Renis)
• The Prayer (David Foster; Carole Bayer Sager)
• The Prayer-Meeting (Baptist W. Noel)
• The Prayer of a wise Heathen
• The Prayer that Never Fails (Jeanni Gould)
• The precious little children are (Mary H. Mitton)
• The President to the Teachers of the Whitechapel Branch (Henry Garner)
• The Press (John Lyon)
• The Press (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Press—the Press—the Printing Press (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Pretty Little Flowers (Now Look at Each Other) (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• The Pretty Plowboy (Cowboy song)
• The Pride Of Glencoe (Traditional)
• The pride of the village, and the fairest in the dell (Stephen C. Foster)
• The Priesthood (Brent K. Campbell)
• The Priesthood Gift (Keith Engar)
• The priesthood gift that God conferred on Aaron is again restored (Keith Engar)
• The Priesthood has come to earth anew. John, the (Brent K. Campbell)
• The priesthood is again restored
• The Priesthood Is Restored (Joan D. Campbell)
• The priesthood is restored, The truth (Joan D. Campbell)
• The priesthood is restored, The truth made known (Joan D. Campbell)
• The Priesthood is restored, The truth made known to man (Joan D. Campbell)
• The priesthood is the power of God, And like Him it is eternal (Henry Garner)
• The priesthood is the pow’r (Daniel L. Carter)
• The priesthood is the pow’r by which the Father (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Priesthood Now Is Restored (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Priesthood of Aaron (Arthur Gardner)
• The Priesthood of Our Lord (John Craven)
• The Priesthood of Salem’s King (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Priesthood Power (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Priesthood Reigns on Earth (Kathryn M. Burton)
• The Priests are men of courage (Evelyn N. Wood)
• The Primary Army (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
• The Primary March (William Powell)
• The Primary Song (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
• The Primrose (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Primrose Ball
• The primrose is the gift of spring (Frederick H. Martens)
• The primrose plant is bright with flowers (Margaret Whitehead Young)
• The Prince of Peace (James Marsden; Barry Gibbons)
• The Prince of Peace Shall Reign (Thomas W. Smith)
• The prince of salvation in triumph, is riding (Samuel F. Smith)
• The Prince of Salvation Is Coming
• The Prince of Salvation is coming—prepare
• The Princess (Björnstjerne Björnson)
• The Princess sat high in her castle strong (Björnstjerne Björnson)
• The Prince’s Wedding (Katherine Whitmore)
• The Prodigal (Sally DeFord)
• The Project Song
• The Promised Land (Southern revival hymn)
• The promise of ages whom prophets foretold (Joseph Swain; Rob Gardner (adapter))
• The Promises of Baptism (Toni Thomas)
• The Promises of God (R. C. Evans)
• The Promontory Choo-Choo (Mark Nichols)
• The Pronouncement (Scott Thompson)
• The prophecies of long ago (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The prophecies of long ago were now at last (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Prophecy: A Day, a Night, and a Day (Crawford Gates)
• The Prophet (John Lyon)
• The Prophet has come, yes, the Prophet
• The Prophet Joseph (Sandra P. Nelson)
• The Prophet Joseph cries (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Prophet Joseph Smith he was
• The Prophet Lehi (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Prophet Lehi prophesied (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Prophet Nephi was brave and strong
• The Prophet Said to Plant a Garden (Mary Jane McAllister Davis)
• The prophet says in latter days
• The Prophet’s mother! On her breast (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
• The prophet spoke, the people heard (Thomas Irving Wright)
• The prophets saw the day of Jesus’ birth (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The prospects of life, on the earth are dear (William W. Phelps)
• The Psychic Stream (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The pulse of the Universe trembles and thrills (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The pumpkin has not a word to say (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
• The Pumpkin Man (Edward L. Heth)
• The pumpkin man on Halloween is a terrible sight (Edward L. Heth)
• The pure snow has covered the earth, Lizzie (R. C. Evans)
• The Purest Pearl
• The pure testimony pour’d forth in the spirit (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
• The pure testimony poured forth in the Spirit (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
• The pure testimony poured forth in the Spirit, Cuts like a keen two-edged sword (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
• The pure testimony, put forth in the spirit (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
• The purple clouds of evening Are falling (George W. Pennington)
• The purple hills all point to heaven (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The purple shadows are dying; Seagulls (Agustín Lara)
• The Puzzle
• The Qinghai Blue (Traditional)
• The Quaker’s Courtship
• The Quartet (Walter de la Mare)
• The Queen of Arabia (Walter de la Mare)
• The Queen of Arabia, Uanjinee (Walter de la Mare)
• The Queen of Hearts (Nursery rhyme)
• The Queen of Hearts she made some tarts (Nursery rhyme)
• The Queen’s Prayer (Queen Liliuokalani)
• The Queer Old Man
• The Quest (Bohemian folk song)
• The quiet Sabbath morn is here (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The quiet Sabbath morn is here, And pealing (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The Quiet, Solemn Hour (Evan Stephens)
• The quiet, solemn hour of our communion sweet (Evan Stephens)
• The Quilting Party (John Fletcher)
• The Rabbit
• The Rabbit and the Tortoise (Kazusaburo Ishiwara)
• The Rabbit on the Wall
• The Rabbits (Nursery rhyme)
• The Rabbits’ Duet (German folk song)
• The Race (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Race (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The radiant morn hath pass’d away (Godfrey Thring)
• The radiant morn hath passed away (Godfrey Thring)
• The Raggletaggletown Singers (Frank Luther)
• The Ragman (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Rag Man (Ann Underhill)
• The Ragman, the Ragman! He prowls (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Railroad Cars, They’re Coming
• The Railroad Corral (Cowboy song)
• The Rain (Mary Rose Jack)
• The Rain (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Rain (Walter Evans)
• The Rainbow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Rainbow (Christina G. Rossetti)
• The Rainbow (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Rainbow Fairies (Lizzie M. Hadley)
• The rain comes down! My heart is sad (Amy McClure)
• The raindrops (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The Raindrops (Anon.)
• The Rain-drops (Emma Case)
• The Rain Drops (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The rain drops, the rain drops come (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The raindrops, the raindrops come tap (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The raindrops, the raindrops come tap, tap (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The rain drops, the rain drops come tap-tap-tapping (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The rain is raining all around (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The rain is raining all around, It falls (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Rain on the Roof (Patty S. Hill)
• The rays of early morning
• The rays of early morning Now gleam
• The Real Valentine (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• There always is some little star Wherever (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Reapers (Asa Hull)
• There are a million different places (Ross Boothe)
• There Are Angels Hov’ring ’Round (Traditional spiritual)
• There are a people, a lost, hidden people (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There are boys who make us happy
• There are cages of wire in a dark city store (Russell M. Dodge)
• There are children in the world today (Frank J. Myers; Jerry Williams; Gary Baker)
• There are children singing all around the world (Janice Kapp Perry)
• There are Dads who make us happy
• There are days I get so lost (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• There are days of silent sorrow (Sarah Doudney)
• There are days so dark that I seek in vain (Jessie Pounds)
• There are days you stumble (Lowell Alexander; Tyler Castleton)
• There are days you stumble and you fall (Lowell Alexander; Tyler Castleton)
• There Are Enough Sorrows in the World (John Aschlund)
• There are families on the farm (Virginia Mueller)
• There Are Friends That We Never Forget (Alice Hawthorne)
• There are gems in the deep, heaving water (Rhoda Celestia Nash)
• There are great big ships and they ride (Annette Wynne)
• There are hearts that never falter, in the battle (McDougall)
• There are homely household duties that are set (Annie Pike Greenwood)
• There are joys that are countless, to make our life sweet (Emmeline B. Wells)
• There are lonely hearts to cherish (George Cooper)
• There are loved ones in the glory (Ada R. Habershon)
• There are loyal hearts (Madeline S. Bridges)
• There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave (Madeline S. Bridges)
• There Are Many Flags (Mary H. Howliston)
• There Are Many Flags In Many Lands (Mary H. Howliston)
• There are many flags in many lands, There (Mary H. Howliston)
• There are many flags in many lands, there are (Mary H. Howliston)
• There are many flags now waving over land (Kenneth McInnis; Morris Manley)
• There are many good books, my child (Charles Keeler)
• There are many reasons you should take the magazine (Winona F. Thomas)
• There are many things told of the power of song (Evan Stephens)
• There are many today who are wand’ring away (Alice Jean Cleator)
• There are many troubles that will burst like bubbles (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There are miles to travel (Lowell Alexander; Tyler Castleton)
• There are moments when I want to disappear (Emma Lounsbury)
• There are neon lights (Barbara Tanner; Julie de Azevedo; Lex de Azevedo)
• There Are Rules (David A. Zabriskie)
• There are rules for joining of two timbers (David A. Zabriskie)
• There are rules we all obey (Marian Petersen)
• There are rules we all obey When a game we play (Marian Petersen)
• There are shadows of sorrow that darken life’s way (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There are smiles that make us happy (J. Will Callahan)
• There Are So Many Birds Flying (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• There are so many choices (Nik Day; Kalaya Arne)
• There are so many faces (Nik Day; Jake Garvin)
• There are so many fathers I see each day I live (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• There are so many lovely things (Moiselle Renstrom)
• There are so many places in this world (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
• There are so many voices (Stephanie Smith Mabey; Nik Day)
• There Are Some Things I May Not Know (Kenneth Morris)
• There are somethings that never return
• There are songs which will make you dance (Danish folk song)
• There Are Souls Within the Vineyard (Dale E. Carrick)
• There are ten green bottles hanging on the wall
• There are things (Dorothy Aldis)
• There are things as we travel this earth’s shifting sands (Dale Oldham; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
• There are things Feet know (Dorothy Aldis)
• There are things Feet know That hands (Dorothy Aldis)
• There are things Hands do That feet (Dorothy Aldis)
• There are times I feel the world on my chest (Nik Day; Myshaan Komene)
• There are times in your life (Nik Day)
• There Are Times, Lord
• There are times we’re in the desert (Nik Day; Tyler Castleton)
• There are times when (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• There are times when I want to do wrong (Robert J. Fryson)
• There are times when you might feel aimless (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• There are treasures untold for man to behold (Nancy Harvey)
• There are “vessels chosen” unto the Lord (Helen Harrington)
• There Are Who Deem Earth’s Hour of Durance (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Reason Why (German folk song)
• The Reason Why We Sing (Kirk Franklin)
• There at Calvary
• There came by the post (Elizabeth Winton)
• There came by the post The loveliest thing (Elizabeth Winton)
• There Came to My Window
• There came to my window one morning
• There came to my window one morning in spring
• There Came Wise Men (Elbert A. Smith)
• There comes a dainty maiden along the footpath
• There comes a time when day is done (Frances Hartman)
• There Comes the Summer to the Town
• There comes the summer to the town, to the town
• There comes to my heart one [a] sweet strain (Peter P. Bilhorn)
• There comes to my heart one sweet strain (Peter P. Bilhorn)
• There come two who love each other (Helen Harrington)
• The Recruit (A. E. Housman)
• The Red Cross (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Redemption of the Dead (Helen Hughes)
• The Red Man (William W. Phelps)
• The Red Man of the South (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Red Man of the West (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Red Man Sat Proudly (Catherine Pomo; V. James Lovalvo)
• The Red Men are our brothers (Mark Nichols)
• The red moon is up o’er the moss-covered mountain (Eliza Cook)
• The Red Scarf (G. W. Southey)
• The Red, White, and Blue (David T. Shaw; Thomas A. Becket Sr.)
• The Reflection of Thy Love (Martin L. Green)
• Therefore, according to his command, O Father
• Therefore the Redeemed of the Lord (Ruth Lake)
• Therefore the redeemed of the Lord shall return (Ruth Lake)
• Therefore we, before him bending (Thomas Aquinas)
• Therefore we proclaim the mystery of faith
• Therefore you shall draw water with rejoicing
• The Regions Beyond (Albert Simpson)
• There goes Mister Hump-hump, What a funny walk (Louella Garrett)
• There Grew a Rosy Maid (Costa Rican folk song)
• There grew a rosy maid Dwelling in a rocky glade (Costa Rican folk song)
• There grew in the wood three roses fair (German folk song)
• There grows in my grandmother’s garden (Mildred Tanner Pettit)
• There has never been a time like this (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• There have been names that I have loved to hear (Lela Long)
• The Rehearsal
• There he stood, the snow-man. Oh! (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Reign of Righteousness (Charles Wesley)
• There in God’s Garden (Király Imre von Pécselyi)
• There in God’s garden stands the Tree of Wisdom (Király Imre von Pécselyi)
• There in My Homeland (Humberto Teixeira; Luiz Gonzaga)
• There in Rancho Grande (Silvano R Ramos)
• There Is a Balm in Gilead (African-American spiritual)
• There Is a Balm in Gilead (African-American spiritual)
• There Is a Balm in Gilead / Bálsamo de amor en Galaad / Il y a un baume en Galaad (African-American spiritual)
• There is a balm in Gilead, To make (African-American spiritual)
• There is a Balm in Gilead, To make the wounded whole (African-American spiritual)
• There is a battle raging all across the earth (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• There is a bunch of whiskey bloats perluding
• There is a chain a mighty chain
• There is a city wondrous fair (Arthur H. Morse)
• There is a country, a lovely country (Bengte Andersen)
• There is a country that sweetly delights my heart (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• There is a cross for me
• There is a day of promised rest (Joel H. Johnson)
• There Is a Faith (Eleanor Williams)
• There is a faith—strong, boundless, and unfailing (Eleanor Williams)
• There is a flower which oft unheeded grows (Mary A. Y. Greenhalgh)
• There Is a Fountain (William Cowper)
• There is a fountain fill’d with blood (William Cowper)
• There is a fountain filled with blood (William Cowper)
• There is a fountain filled with blood drawn from Emmanuel’s veins (William Cowper)
• There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel’s vein [veins] (William Cowper)
• There is a Fountain opened for my cleansing (Merrill Dunlop)
• There is a freshness in the summer dawning (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
• There is a gate that stands ajar (Lydia O. Baxter)
• There is a glorious time (Huntley’s Collection)
• There is a glorious time, Not far away (Huntley’s Collection)
• There Is a Glorious Word
• There is a great and glorious plan, The only
• There is a greater death than that which comes (Miranda Snow Walton)
• There Is a Green Hill (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• There Is a Green Hill Far Away (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• There is a green hill far away, Without (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• There is a green hill far away Without a city wall (Cecil Frances Alexander)
• There is a Happy Land (Andrew Young)
• There is a happy land, Far, far away (Andrew Young)
• There Is a Higher Throne (Keith Getty; Kristyn Lennox Getty)
• There Is A Hill (Anon.)
• There is a hill, A high green hill (Anon.)
• There is a home eternal (Horatio R. Palmer)
• There is a home eternal, Beautiful and bright (Horatio R. Palmer)
• There is a home where we may dwell (Fanny J. Crosby)
• There is a ladye sweet and kind Was never (Thomas Ford)
• There is a lady grand, The Queen of ev’ry land (Helen Howarth Lemmel)
• There is a lady sweet and kind (Thomas Ford)
• There is a lady sweet and kind, Was never face (Thomas Ford)
• There is a land beyond the sea
• There is a land beyond the sea Where I hope
• There is a land immortal (Thomas MacKellar)
• There is a land immortal, The beautiful of lands (Thomas MacKellar)
• There is a land immortal, The beauty of lands (Thomas MacKellar)
• There is a land of fadeless hue (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There is a land of fadeless hue in yonder skies (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There is a land of joy divine (Edgar Page Stites)
• There is a land of marvelous beauty (Ruth May Fox)
• There is a land of peace and pleasure
• There is a land of peace and pleasure, Faith can discern
• There is a land of pure delight (Isaac Watts)
• There is a land of pure delight, where saints immortal reign (Isaac Watts)
• There is a land of which I hear (Thomas W. Smith)
• There is a land of which I hear; ’T will be the saints’ bright home (Thomas W. Smith)
• There is a land preparing
• There is a land the Lord will bless (William W. Phelps)
• There is a land the Lord will bless, Where all (William W. Phelps)
• There is a land where no thorns hurt (P. V. Poulsen)
• There Is a Land Whose Sunny Vales (Orson Pratt Huish)
• There is a land whose sunny vales are fair as (Orson Pratt Huish)
• There is a land whose sunny vales Are fair as dreams (Orson Pratt Huish)
• There is a lane which leads down to the sea (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• There is a life beyond the tomb (Charles Derry)
• There is a life beyond the tomb That death can not invade (Charles Derry)
• There Is a Light (Jeanni Gould)
• There is a light inside us (Nik Day)
• There is a light inside us Put there (Nik Day)
• There is a light within my soul (Catherine Pomo)
• There Is a Longing in Our Hearts (Anne Quigley)
• There Is a Lovely Bird (Adam Dan)
• There Is a Lovely Country (Adam Oehlenschläger)
• There is a man living up in the moon, Living
• There is a man who heals the soul (Tyler Castleton)
• There is a meaning in some words that few (John Lyon)
• There is a mighty angel (David H. Smith)
• There is a mighty angel, His arms are wond’rous strong (David H. Smith)
• There Is a Name I Love to Hear (Frederick Whitfield)
• There is a name to me so dear (Della McChain Warren)
• There is a need (Steven K. Jones)
• There is an eloquence that breathes throughout (Eliza R. Snow)
• There is an hour (William B. Tappan)
• There Is an Hour of Peace and Rest (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There is an hour of peace and rest, Unmarred (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There is an hour of peace and rest, Unmarred by (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There is an hour of peaceful rest (William B. Tappan)
• There is an hour of peaceful rest, To mourning wanderers given (William B. Tappan)
• There is an hour of peaceful rest, To mourning wanderers given
• There is an hour of peaceful rest To mourning wand’rers given (William B. Tappan)
• There Is an Old Granny (Leroy F. Jackson)
• There is an old Granny lives up in a cranny (Leroy F. Jackson)
• There is a people in the West, the world call Mormonites in jest (William Willes)
• There is a place called heaven (Frank Conti)
• There is a place in childhood (S. Lover)
• There Is a Place in Utah (William Willes)
• There is a place in Utah, that I remember well (William Willes)
• There is a place of peaceful rest (Joel H. Johnson)
• There Is a Place of Quiet Rest (Cleland Boyd McAfee)
• There is a place of quiet rest, Near to (Cleland Boyd McAfee)
• There is a place of quiet rest, near to the heart (Cleland Boyd McAfee)
• There is a place of quiet rest, near to the heart of God (Cleland Boyd McAfee)
• There is a place of sweet delight (Alice Sorenson; Kenneth Wells)
• There is a pleasant land
• There is a precious jewel (Eliza R. Snow)
• There is a precious jewel, of worth and beauty rare (Eliza R. Snow)
• There is a quiet place (Guy Richey Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
• There Is a Redeemer (Melody Green)
• There is a Redeemer: Jesus, God’s own Son (Melody Green)
• There is a Redeemer—Jesus, God’s own Son (Melody Green)
• There is a refuge, come inside (Greg Simpson; Jon Fuller)
• There is a road that has no ending
• There is a Rock in a weary land (W. E. Penn)
• There is a Rose-Tree blooming (German carol, 16th century)
• There Is a Savior (Greg Nelson; Bob Farrell; Sandi Patty)
• There is a Savior, they call Him Jesus (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There is a Savior, What joys express! (Greg Nelson; Bob Farrell; Sandi Patty)
• There is a scene would well repay (Baptist W. Noel)
• There Is a Shepherd Beautiful (Walter J. Mathams)
• There is a Shepherd Beautiful Whose love (Walter J. Mathams)
• There is a Shepherd who cares for His own (C. Austin Miles)
• There is a sound, all musically thrilling (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
• There is a sound in the vale; There is a voice in the mountain (Orson F. Whitney)
• There is a story more precious that gold (Alfred Barratt)
• There is a stream that flows from Calvary (F. L. Snyder)
• There Is a Tavern in the Town (Traditional)
• There is a tavern in the town, And there (Traditional)
• There is a tavern in the town, in the town (Traditional)
• There is a Time for Everything (Stephen P. Starke)
• There is a time for ev’rything (Stephen P. Starke)
• There is a voice whose gentle swell
• There is a wonderful fountain (Haldor Lillenas)
• There is a word of power
• There is a work to do (Nik Day)
• There is a world of peace and pleasure
• There is a world to come (Mrs. A. C. Judson)
• There is a world to come, Blessed and pure (Mrs. A. C. Judson)
• There Is Beauty All Around (John Hugh McNaughton)
• There is beauty all around When there’s love (John Hugh McNaughton)
• There is beauty all around, when there’s love at home (John Hugh McNaughton)
• There is beauty in the forest (M. W. Hackleton)
• There is beauty in the forest, When the trees (M. W. Hackleton)
• There is beauty in the forest when the trees are (M. W. Hackleton)
• There is beauty in the forest, when the trees are green (M. W. Hackleton)
• There is beauty in the merry, merry spring time
• There is beauty in the merry, merry Springtime
• There is but one Lord (Craig S. Petrie)
• There is but One with changeless love (C. A. T.)
• There is calm in the fiercest wind (Nik Day)
• There is coming a day when no heartaches shall come (Jim Hill)
• There is dew for the flow’ret, And honey (Thomas Moore)
• There Is Faint Music (Nancy Buckley)
• There is from the world’s dark clouds (Nicolaas Beets)
• There Is Hope (Mike Ramsey)
• There Is Jesus (Alberto Betel Giacumbo)
• There Is Joy in Mutual (Eduardo Balderas)
• There is life for a look at the cru­ci­fied One (Amelia M. Hull)
• There is lightning in the sky (Nik Day)
• There Is Love in My Family Tree (Janice Kapp Perry)
• There is many a rest in the road of life
• There Is More (Jason Barton; Chad Coates; Dan Muckala)
• There is music in the air, I can hear it ev’rywhere (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There is never a day so dreary (Anna B. Russell)
• There is Never a Day so Dreary (Lilla M. Alexander Edwards)
• There is never a day so dreary, But God can (Lilla M. Alexander Edwards)
• There is never a day so dreary, There is never (Anna B. Russell)
• There Is No Death
• There is no death! The stars go down
• There is no fairer country Under heaven’s (F. Harris)
• There is no flock however watched and tended (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
• There Is No God as Great as You
• There is no mountain high enough (Romans 8:35, 37–39; Charles Kirby)
• There is no music anywhere (Mae Winkler Goodman)
• There is no music anywhere Like children’s (Mae Winkler Goodman)
• There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth (George W. Bethune)
• There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth (George W. Bethune)
• There Is No Name So Sweet on Earth (George W. Bethune)
• There is no name to me so dear, no name on (Charles Gillman Morse)
• There Is None Like You (Lenny LeBlanc)
• There is no pain that I can bear (Social Hymns)
• There is no pain that I can bear, But thou, my Lord, hast borne it (Social Hymns)
• There Is No Place So Far Away (Michael D. Young)
• There is no power that God cannot conquer (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There Is No Rain That Will Fall (Rigaud Clervil)
• There is no rock, there is no god like our God (Rita Baloche)
• There is no soul Christ does not love, no life beyond his caring (David B. Larsen)
• There is nothing here beneath the sun (M. S. Gammons)
• There is not in the wide world a valley so sweet (Thomas Moore)
• There is not in this wide world (Thomas Moore)
• There is Now a Feast for the Righteous Preparing (William W. Phelps)
• There Is Now a New Creation (David Gambrell)
• There Is No Well-Marked Road (Ross Snyder)
• There is no well-marked road which our history (Ross Snyder)
• There Is One (Hilary Weeks)
• There is one Body and one Spirit
• There Is One Lord (A. Wolthaus)
• There is one thing I ask of the Lord / Una cosa pido al Señor (Psalm 27; Alberto Taulé)
• There is one thing that troubles me (William Willes)
• There is one who loves me, one who is my friend (Ada Blenkhorn)
• There is only one God (Bob Gillman)
• There is only one name that can satisfy men (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There Is Peace
• There is peace in Christ (Nik Day)
• There is peace in Christ When we learn of Him (Nik Day)
• There is power in His name (Nik Day)
• There is power in His name. He can heal (Nik Day)
• There Is Power in the Blood (Lewis E. Jones)
• There is power in the blood of Jesus (Hugh C. Benner)
• There is pow’r, pow’r, wonder-working pow’r (Lewis E. Jones)
• There Is Rest for the Weary (Thomas W. Smith)
• There is rest, sweet rest, at the Master’s feet (E. E. Hewitt)
• There Is Rest That Is Waiting for Me
• There Is Rolling, There Is Pitching
• There Is Room in My Father’s House (Joseph M. Martin; Jonathan Martin)
• There is sanctifying power (Lelia N. Morris)
• There is Something at Hand (John Lyon)
• There is something in the autumn (Bliss Carman)
• There is something in the autumn that is (Bliss Carman)
• There is something that even a child can do (Frances K. Taylor)
• There Is Still Room (Ernst Gottlieb Woltersdorf)
• There is strength in the name of the Lord (Sandi Patty; Phill McHugh; Gloria Gaither)
• There is sunlight in my soul, blessed sunlight! (George C. Hugg)
• There Is Sunshine in My Soul Today (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There is sunshine in my soul today; more glorious and bright (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There is sweet music here that softer falls (Alfred Tennyson)
• There is [There’s] sunshine in my soul today (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There is work for all to do
• There is work for all to do, Father, mother, children too
• There is work to do and plenty too (Ida H. White)
• There is work we love the best, M. I. A.
• There lay a fox underneath a root by the heather (Björnstjerne Björnson)
• The Relief Society (John M. Chamberlain)
• The Relief Society Magazine Song (Winona F. Thomas)
• There’ll always be America as long as the world (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• There’ll be joy in the morning on that day (Natalie W. Sleeth)
• There’ll be light in the sky, from the palace on high (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There’ll Be No Dark Valley (William O. Cushing)
• There’ll be no dark valley when Jesus comes (William O. Cushing)
• There’ll be no shadows (Edgar Lewis)
• There’ll be no sorrow there (Lewis Hartsough)
• There’ll Be Peace in the Valley For Me (T. A.)
• There’ll Be Rest Bye and Bye
• There’ll be showers of blessing (Lelia N. Morris)
• There may be wise physicians To purge and cut and cure (Vere Jameson)
• There must be something we desire to gain (Emmeline B. Wells)
• There ne’er was a pleasure however so sweet (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• There now, house, You’re all dressed up (Lucille Waters Mattson)
• There once was a man ground knives and shears
• There once was an ugly duckling (Costa Rica folk song)
• There once was a trumpeter, a loyal subject he
• There once were two little flowers that grew (Leah Patt Rivenburg)
• There on Mount Horeb
• There’s a beautiful stairway that we would climb, Leading (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• There’s a beautiful valley of peace (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
• There’s a better day a comin’ fare ye well, fare ye well (African-American spiritual)
• There’s a bird that sings in June
• There’s a black sheep, a young lamb (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a blessed and triumphant song (Haldor Lillenas)
• There’s a blessed story of redeeming love (James Rowe)
• There’s a bower of roses by Bendemeer’s stream (Thomas Moore)
• There’s a bower of roses, by the Bendemeer’s stream (Thomas Moore)
• There’s a bright bird in the maple tree
• There’s a Bright Side Somewhere (Margaret Jenkins)
• There’s a call comes ringing o’er the restless wave (Charles H. Gabriel)
• There’s a call comes ringing o’er the restless waves (Charles H. Gabriel)
• There’s a call that comes to you and me (Kurt Bestor; Don Stirling)
• There’s a call that echoes (Dustin Christensen; Russ Dixon)
• There’s a camp that makes us happy
• There’s a certain kind of happiness (Susan Evans McCloud)
• There’s a choice: a choice to be grateful
• There’s a church in the valley by the wild-wood (William S. Pitts)
• There’s a church in the valley by the wildwood (William S. Pitts)
• There’s a Church within Us (Kent E. Schneider)
• There’s a church within us, O Lord (Kent E. Schneider)
• There’s a city on the mountain top that only dreamers see (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a City Where Jesus Is Coming (Jacob G. Halb)
• There’s a dance that was called the quadrille (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• There’s a dear and precious Book (M. Williams)
• There’s a dear old-fashioned cottage (Beatrice E. Cooper)
• There’s a dear old tree, an evergreen (Stella W. Smith)
• There’s a difference between a Mormon and a Saint (William Willes)
• There’s a dream that I dream, of my Savior divine (Jessie B. Pounds)
• There’s a faint and distant murmur that is coming from afar (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• There’s a Feast of Fat Things (William W. Phelps)
• There’s a feast of fat things for the righteous (William W. Phelps)
• There’s a feast of fat things for the righteous preparing (William W. Phelps)
• There’s a Feast of Good Things (William W. Phelps)
• There’s a feast of good things for the righteous preparing (William W. Phelps)
• There’s a fife in the street And the tap (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• There’s a flag that we love best of all (Nina B. Hartford)
• There’s a fountain that flows from the Savior’s side (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a Friend for little children (Albert Midlane)
• There’s a friend that I have, that I’m proud to know (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a gal in Baltimore, Li’l ’Liza Jane (Folk song)
• There’s a garden where Jesus is waiting (Eleanor Allen Schroll)
• There’s a glad, sweet song in the air to-day (Grace L. Hosmer)
• There’s a glad, sweet song in the air today (Grace L. Hosmer)
• There’s a gleam of berries red (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
• There’s A God In Israel (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a God in Israel, say have you heard? (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a good time coming, Saints (G. D. Watt)
• There’s a good time coming, Saints, a good time coming (G. D. Watt)
• There’s a Great Day Coming (Will L. Thompson)
• There’s a great day coming, a great day coming (Will L. Thompson)
• There’s a Hole in My Bucket (Anon.)
• There’s a hole in my bucket, dear Liza (Anon.)
• There’s a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea
• There’s a holy and beautiful city (Arthur F. Ingler)
• There’s a humming in the sky, Zum, zum, zum (Mary McB. Green)
• There’s a jolly little fellow Who comes riding (H. M. Richardson)
• There’s a land beyond the river (Dion de Marbelle)
• There’s a land beyond the river That we call (Dion de Marbelle)
• There’s a land beyond the river, that we call the sweet forever (Dion de Marbelle)
• There’s a land beyond the river Where the sun (Myrtle Bitner)
• There’s a land far away in the west, A place (Walter Walker)
• There’s a land mid the stars we are told (W. P. W.)
• There’s a land of many charms in the highlands (A. H. Parsons)
• There’s a land that is better than this (R. C. Evans)
• There’s a land that is fairer [brighter] than day (S. Fillmore Bennett)
• There’s a Land That Is Fairer Than Day (S. Fillmore Bennett)
• There’s a land that is the best in the highlands of the west (Anon.)
• There’s a land that’s called Canaan, say, can anyone see? (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a lane through grassy meadows (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• There’s a Letter a-Coming for You (Evan Stephens)
• There’s a light in the darkness (Nik Day)
• There’s a light that’s shining brighter (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a Light Upon the Mountains (Henry Burton)
• There’s a light within me (Shawna Belt Edwards)
• There’s a line that is drawn by rejecting our Lord (Arthur J. Hodge)
• There’s a Little Bunny
• There’s a little bunny sitting on a hill
• There’s a little cup of heaven (Don Stirling)
• There’s a little empty nest in the maple tree (Susanna Myers)
• There’s a little old man made of snow (Linn Moore Miller)
• There’s a little wee man in a little wee house (Alice C. D. Riley)
• There’s a little wheel a-turning (African-American spiritual)
• There’s a Little Wheel A-Turnin’ in My Heart (African-American spiritual)
• There’s a little white duck, sitting (Walt Barrows)
• There’s a longing in your eyes (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
• There’s a long, long nail a-grinding
• There’s a Long Long Trail (Anon.)
• There’s a Long, Long Trail (Stoddard King)
• There’s a long, long trail a-winding (Anon.)
• There’s a long, long, trail a’winding (Anon.)
• There’s a low green valley on the old (Benjamin R. Hanby)
• There’s a low green valley on the old Kentucky shore (Benjamin R. Hanby)
• There’s a man who is trembling (Cherie Call)
• There’s a melody of gladness that is ringing in my heart (John W. Peterson)
• There’s a mound in the midst of our city
• There’s a New Day Dawning (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There’s a New Song in My Heart (John W. Peterson)
• There sang a bird on the Linden tree, the Linden
• There’s an Old, Old Path (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an Old, Old Path (Jeff Lindle; Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path, And the sun (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path, And the sun shines through (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an Old, Old Path / Una senda hay / Il est un sentier (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path, where the Son (Jeff Lindle; Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path, where the Son shines through (Jeff Lindle; Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old old path, Where the sun (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path Where the sun shines thro’ (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an old, old path where the sun shines through / Una senda hay, donde luz y amor / Il est un sentier, où le gai soleil (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s an Old Path (Vida E. Smith)
• There’s Another Hill To Take (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s an ugly little fellow who lives (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• There’s an unknown grave in a lonely spot (David H. Smith)
• There’s a pause—there’s an ebb in the nation tide (Eliza R. Snow)
• There’s a pause—there’s an ebb on the nation-tide (Eliza R. Snow)
• There’s a peace in my heart that the world never gave (Anne S. Murphy)
• There’s a peace I’ve come to know (Matt Maher; Jesse Reeves; Louie Giglio; Chris Tomlin)
• There’s A Place (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a place of bliss supernal (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There’s a place of bliss supernal, Where no angry (Hans Henry Petersen)
• There’s a place where the sun is always shining (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a Potter at work on a small piece of clay (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a power in the sun (Anon.)
• There’s a power in the sun, And a majesty (Anon.)
• There’s a Quiet Understanding (Tedd Smith)
• There’s a Rainbow Shining Somewhere (Anne Campbell)
• There’s a rainbow shining somewhere, There’s a light (Anne Campbell)
• There’s a record of by-gone ages, brought to light (Edwin F. Parry)
• There’s a right way to live and be happy (Clara W. McMaster)
• There’s a royal banner given for display (Daniel W. Whittle)
• There’s a sacred and hallowed retreat (Haldor Lillenas)
• There’s a Savior who stands at the door of your heart (Ina Duley Ogdon)
• There’s a Saviour who walks by my side all the way (Alfred H. Ackley)
• There’s a scene of ancient splendor (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a sea that’s surrounded by towering hills (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
• There’s a shining little Island, And its people (Stephen Fay)
• There’s a silv’ry strip of friendly road (Isabelle Ruby Owen)
• There’s a slowly-dying ember (Nik Day)
• There’s a Song in the Air (Josiah G. Holland)
• There’s a song in the air! There’s a star (Josiah G. Holland)
• There’s a song in the air! There’s a star in the sky (Josiah G. Holland)
• There’s a song that all are singing (C. C. Goodwin)
• There’s a song that all are singing in this merry land of ours (C. C. Goodwin)
• There’s a song they know in old Mexico (Robert E. Nye)
• There’s a sound from the vale (Orson F. Whitney)
• There’s a sound from the vale, There’s a voice (Orson F. Whitney)
• There’s a sound that’s been heard thru the ages of time (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s a Spirit in the Air (Brian Wren)
• There’s a Spirit of Love in This Place (Mark A. Miller)
• There’s a spot in me heart (Rida Johnson Young; Chauncey Olcott)
• There’s a Star in the East (African-American spiritual)
• There’s a star in the East on Christmas morn (African-American spiritual)
• There’s a star that I can see That shines (Wells B. Wilkinson)
• There’s a still small voice saying to me (D. A.)
• There’s a story, now on earth (Esther DiBattista Dyer)
• There’s a story to preach to the nations (V. James Lovalvo)
• There’s a strain of music afloat on the breeze (Emmeline B. Wells)
• There’s a Stranger at the door (Jonathan Atchinson)
• There’s a sweet and blessed story (Julia H. Johnston)
• There’s a Sweet and Precious Story (A. J. Martin)
• There’s a sweet and precious story, How the Father from above (A. J. Martin)
• There’s a Sweet, Sweet Spirit (Doris Akers)
• There’s a Sweet, Sweet Spirit in This Place (Doris Akers)
• There Sat a Little Ant (French fable)
• There sat a little ant on the horn of an ox (French fable)
• There’s a ten-year-old enthusiasm shining in his eyes (Ada Hurst Brown)
• There’s a theme for the old and the young (William Willes)
• There’s a theme for the old and the young, that is (William Willes)
• There’s a thing that grows by the fainting flower (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
• There’s a time for everything, they say (Patty S. Hill)
• There’s a time I can recall (Carolyn Arends)
• There’s a time in each year when the boys (Moses E. Gifford)
• There’s a tiny brown bird on the gable singing (Puerto Rican folk song)
• There’s a trail I love to follow (Lydia Hall)
• There’s a Train
• There’s a Tree by a Clear Running Stream (David W. Bowerman)
• There’s a true and tender story (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• There’s a tune in my heart that goes round and around (Daniel Hooley)
• There’s a twinkle, there’s a twinkle in the sky (George W. Pennington)
• There’s auld Mrs. Beard who lives at Shrubhill (John Lyon)
• There’s a valley of iris high up on the hills (Anna Johnson)
• There’s a veil that hangs before me (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There’s a voice in the air, a still small voice (Gilbert Nash)
• There’s a voice in the valleys, the mountains, and floods (John Lyon)
• There’s a Voice in the Wilderness (James Lewis Milligan)
• There’s a voice in the wilderness crying (James Lewis Milligan)
• There’s a voice that tells me (Nik Day; Tanner Townsend)
• There’s a war going on just across the street (Paul Baloche; Steven Curtis-Chapman; Stuart Garrard; Israel Houghton; Tim Hughes; Graham Kendrick; Andy Park; Matt Redman; Martin Smith; Michael W. Smith; Chris Tomlin; Darlene Zschech)
• There’s a wealth of pure affection (William Devere)
• There’s a wee little man with a bag of sand (Sarah Grames Clark)
• There’s a wee little nest in the old oak tree, Safe and high (Alice C. D. Riley)
• There’s a whispering Voice that awakens (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• There’s a whisper in the orchard, There’s (Sara Hamilton Birchall)
• There’s a Wideness (Frederick W. Faber)
• There’s a wideness in God’s mercy (Frederick W. Faber)
• There’s a wonderful tree, a wonderful tree (Mary N. Meigs)
• There’s beauty in the human face
• There’s Dust on My Saddle (Mark Nichols)
• There’s frost on the hill, There’s snow (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• There’s glory, glory in my soul (M. J. Gammons)
• There’s great trouble in the trees When
• There Shall Be Showers of Blessing (Daniel W. Whittle)
• There shall be showers of blessing, this is the [God’s] promise (Daniel W. Whittle)
• There shall be showers of blessing: This is the promise (Daniel W. Whittle)
• There shall be showers of blessing; this is the promise of love (Daniel W. Whittle)
• There’s liberty in the mountain breeze (Edward Hanham)
• There’s many a stone along life’s road (Laurene Highfield)
• There’s miles of barb-wire fencing lines (Mark Nichols)
• There’s millions in it (William Willes)
• There’s millions in the Sunday School, yes (William Willes)
• There’s Mister Banjo, See Mister Banjo (Louisiana folk song)
• There’s Music in Heaven (Isaac Watts)
• There’s Music in the Air (Fanny J. Crosby)
• There’s music in the air, At morning (Anon.; Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• There’s music in the air when infant morn is nigh (Fanny J. Crosby)
• There’s music in the air When the infant (Fanny J. Crosby)
• There’s music in the air When the infant morn (Fanny J. Crosby)
• There’s music in the creaking snow (Clara Louise Kessler)
• There’s ne’er a day so dreary (Lilla M. Alexander Edwards)
• There’s No Guarantee (Kenneth Cope)
• There’s No Hiding Place Down Here (African-American spiritual)
• There’s No Hiding Place Down There (African-American spiritual)
• There’s no hiding place, no place down there (African-American spiritual)
• There’s No Love Like His Love (John L. Newkirk)
• There’s No Love Like His Love to Me (John L. Newkirk)
• There’s No Love to Me Like the Love (John L. Newkirk)
• There’s no love to me like the love of Jesus (John L. Newkirk)
• There’s No Me, There’s No You (Evelyn Reynolds; Nolan Williams Jr.)
• There’s no one can mean as much as Jesus means to me (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s No One in This World Like Jesus
• There’s no one in this world like Jesus / Hakuna wakaita sa Jesu
• There’s No One Like Jesus! (Folk hymn)
• There’s No One Now but You (Susan Evans McCloud)
• There’s no other place I can hide (Kenyan hymn)
• There’s No Rainbow Can Shine Like Jesus (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s no such thing as a witch (Cora Nelson Sheffield; Ralph A. Sheffield)
• There’s not a friend like the lowly Jesus (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
• There’s Not Anything That Jesus Cannot Do (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s not a song that trembles (Lottie Linwood)
• There’s not a star in yonder sky (Joel H. Johnson)
• There’s not a tint that paints the rose (James Cowden Wallace)
• There’s not a tint that paints the rose, or decks (James Cowden Wallace)
• There’s nothing greater (Nik Day)
• There’s nothing like a jolly song (Edith Robbins)
• There’s nothing like laughing (Anon.)
• There’s nothing quite so delicious (Rita S. Robinson)
• There’s nothing so precious as Jesus to me (C. P. J.)
• There’s no time (Eleanor Roberts)
• There’s no time like Christmas (Eleanor Roberts)
• There’s no time like Christmas, the jolly time (Eleanor Roberts)
• There’s One above who watches o’er us all (Emmeline B. Wells)
• There’s One who died that He might save all men! (Julien Didiée)
• There’s only one mother; she’s yours, she’s mine (Joseph E. Cardon)
• There’s power in the name of Jesus
• There’s Room at the Cross for You (Ira F. Stamphill)
• There’s someone I love In the garden today
• There’s someone in the forest now (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• There’s someone in the garden—Out of the sky (James F. Caldwell)
• There’s someone in the woods—Guess who!
• There’s Someone Singing (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• There’s someone tapping on the maple tree (Frederick Manley)
• There’s Someone who loves ev’ry sinner (H. L. G.; J. L.)
• There’s Something About That Name (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
• There’s something in the air That’s new (Nora Perry)
• There’s so much fear inside So much I want to hide (Susan Evans McCloud)
• There’s sunshine in my soul to-day (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There’s Sunshine in My Soul Today (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There’s sunshine in my soul today, More glorious (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• There’s talk about a promised land (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There Stands a Little Man (Engelbert Humperdinck)
• There stands a little man in the deep, dark wood (Engelbert Humperdinck)
• There stands a little man in the wood alone (Engelbert Humperdinck)
• There’s the wonder of sunset at evening (George Beverly Shea)
• The Restless Sea (Gladys Pitcher)
• There stole into my heart today A song (Katherine Whitmore)
• The Restoration of Christ’s Kingdom (Crawford Gates)
• The Restoration of Israel (James Craig)
• The Restoration of the Gospel (Niels F. Green)
• There’s trouble in the barnyard, That I know (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Resurrected Christ Appears in Ancient America (Crawford Gates)
• The Resurrection (Gary Croxall)
• The Resurrection and the Life
• The resurrection morning will be shining bright and clear (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There’s Wideness in God’s Mercy (Frederick W. Faber)
• There’s Within My Heart a Melody (Luther B. Bridgers)
• There’s work to do, but isn’t it fun (Edna M. Shaw)
• The Return (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Return (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Returning Sinner (Hannah T. King)
• The Return of the Birds (Abba D. Willard)
• There waits for me a glad tomorrow (James A. Crutchfield)
• There was a bee-i-ee-i-ee Sat on
• There was a bee-i-ee-i-ee Sat on a wall-ee-all-ee-all
• There was a bee-i-ee-i-ee Sat on a wall-i-all-i-all
• There was a charro a-sitting On the fence (Mexican folk song)
• There Was a Crooked Man (Nursery rhyme)
• There was a crooked man, Who went (Nursery rhyme)
• There was a crow sat on a stone
• There was a farmer had a dog; And Bingo (Play party game)
• There was a farmer had three sons (English folk song)
• There was a Frog lived in a pool (Appalachian folk song)
• There was a frog lived in a pool, Sing song (Appalachian folk song)
• There was a frog lived in the spring (Appalachian folk song)
• There was a frog lived in the spring, Sing song (Appalachian folk song)
• There was a gay French maiden (Ellen Wales Walpole)
• There was a jolly miller once Lived on (Isaac Bickerstaffe; English folk song)
• There was a King in Yvetot, but little known (Pierre Jean de Béranger)
• There was a lad was born in Kyle (Robert Burns)
• There was a lit, a lit, a little boat
• There was a little crane and his lady love, sir (Russian folk song)
• There was a little fam’ly That lived in Bethany (American folk song)
• There was a little Fisher maiden (Ludolf Waldmann)
• There was a little French girl, Oh, ron, ron (French folk song)
• There was a little gard’ner Who spent (Anna M. Pratt)
• There was a little gobbelin Who stayed (Agnes Grozier Herbertson)
• There Was a Little Goblin (Agnes Grozier Herbertson)
• There was a little goblin Who played (Agnes Grozier Herbertson)
• There was a little hen, Very short and thick
• There was a little house in the middle of a wood
• There was a little lassie (Richard S. Horne)
• There was a little lassie, her name was Bessie (Richard S. Horne)
• There was a little train, he did not go so fast (Karen Fanta)
• There was a little turtle, He lived in a box (Vachel Lindsay)
• There was a little woman, As I’ve heard tell
• There Was a Man (David Pliler)
• There Was a Man
• There Was a Man in Our Town
• There was a man in our town, I’ll tell you
• There was a man lived in our town And he
• There was a man lived in the moon (Scottish folk song)
• There was a man lived in the moon, In the moon (Scottish folk song)
• There was a man lived in the moon, Lived (Scottish folk song)
• There was a man (There was a man) by the name Joe Jones
• There was a man who had a horse-e-lum
• There was a man who had two sons
• There was a merry cobbler, busy as a bee
• There was an old darkey and his name (Stephen C. Foster)
• There was an old darkey and his name was Uncle Ned (Stephen C. Foster)
• There was an old lady all dressed in silk (American folk song)
• There was an old lady lived over the sea (American folk song)
• There was an old man and he lived in the West
• There was an old man named Michael Finnegan (Folk song)
• There was an old man named Michael Finnigin (Folk song)
• There Was an Old Witch (Traditional)
• There was an old witch, believe it if you can (Traditional)
• There was an old woman
• There was an old woman (Old rhyme)
• There was an old woman and she had a little pig (Vermont folk song)
• There was an old woman, As I have heard tell
• There was an old woman, as I’ve heard tell
• There was an old woman toss’d up in a basket (Old rhyme)
• There was an old woman tossed up in a basket (Old rhyme)
• There was an owl lived in an oak
• There was a place in childhood (S. Lover)
• There was a place in childhood That I remember well (S. Lover)
• There was a rich lady from London she came (Traditional)
• There was a rich old farmer Lived in a country (Early American song)
• There was a ship came from the north country (English folk ballad)
• There was a ship of Rio Sailed out into the blue (Walter de la Mare)
• There was a soft-shell crab, A very (Elsie J. Cooley)
• There was a tailor fine lived down by the cucumber vine (Folk song)
• There was a tailor had a mouse, Hi diddle
• “There Was a Time” (Evan Stephens)
• There was a time I know (F. M. G.)
• There was a time on earth, when in the book of heaven (Frank M. Graham)
• There was a time when here I played (Evan Stephens)
• There was a young lady of Kotenay Who (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• There was darkness
• There Was Jesus by the Water (Gracia Grindal)
• There was Light, holy light (Betsy Lee Bailey)
• There was no arm to save (Lelia N. Morris)
• There was no chancel for the white-robed choir (Berde Rooney)
• There was no fanfare (Karen Shumway Johnson)
• There was no fear in my heart (Sarah Sturdevant Leavitt; Kathleen C. Waite)
• There was no room found in the inn (African-American spiritual)
• There was no special brightness In the eyes (Biloine Whiting Young)
• There was once a little birdie (Mabel Frost)
• There was once a little birdie living (Mabel Frost)
• There was once a little, little birdie living in a (Mabel Frost)
• There was once a little man who had a dimple (David Stevens)
• There was once a man with a double chin (David Stevens)
• There was One beloved of them sick of body or spirit (Helen Harrington)
• There was one, there were two, there were three (South Carolina folk song)
• There was One who was willing to die in my stead (Carrie E. Breck)
• There was something in the way (Kevin R. Olson)
• There was something in the way (Kevin R. Olson)
• There Was Starlight on the Hillside (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• There was starlight on the hillside, And one star (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• There went a fiddler marching, A-marching
• There were bells on the hill, but I never (Meredith Willson)
• There were days I was lost (Nik Day)
• There were elephants blue (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
• There were elephants blue, And shaggy (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
• There were em’ralds in the garden (Arlene L. Buffington)
• There Were Flowers (Dennis S. Aldridge)
• There were flowers on the hillside (Dennis S. Aldridge)
• There were four skaters a-skating away (Party game)
• There were ninety and nine that safely lay (Elizabeth C. Clephane)
• There were ninety and nine that safely lay (Elizabeth C. Clephane)
• There were once two rabbits in the leafy wood (German folk song)
• There Were One Hundred Sheep (Juan Romero)
• There were shepherds keeping their watch (Donald Swift)
• There Were Shepherds Near Bethlehem
• There were those who brought children to Jesus (Helen Harrington)
• There were three brothers in merry Scotland (Scottish ballad)
• There were three crows sat on a tree
• There were three gipsies a-come (Traditional)
• There were three gypsies a-come to my door (Traditional)
• There were three little kittens, Put on their mittens (Traditional)
• There were three young and gallant chafers
• There were times I would have given (Julie de Azevedo)
• There were two birds sat on a stone (Nursery rhyme)
• There Where the Judges Gather (Henry Zylstra)
• There will be days when you’re stranded (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• There will be no sorrow there (A. L. H.)
• There will never be a sweeter story (John W. Peterson)
• The Rhyme of the Country Road (Emma Endicott Marean)
• The Rice Fields (Ann Underhill)
• The Rice of Life (J. Andrew Fowler)
• The rice of life from heaven came (J. Andrew Fowler)
• The Rich Old Farmer (Early American song)
• The rich that lie on beds o’ down (John Lyon)
• The Riddle Unriddled (William W. Phelps)
• The Righteous Are Christ’s (Vicente Poot P.)
• The righteous flourish like the palm tree
• The righteous live forever
• The righteous shall enter the gate of God
• The Right Hand of God (Patrick Prescod)
• The Right Path (Kylie Hintze)
• The Right Place (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• The Right Track (Kenneth Cope; Randy Kartchner)
• The Right Way (Anna M. Pratt)
• The Ring
• The Ring (Adeline McCall)
• The Rio Grande (Sailors’ chantey)
• The Risen Christ (Nigel Weaver)
• The Risen Christ (Keith Getty; Phil Madeira)
• The risen Christ, who walks on wounded feet (Nigel Weaver)
• The Risen Jesus in America (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Rising Glory of Zion (Thomas Hastings)
• The Rising of the Lark (Welsh folk song)
• The Rising of the Lark
• The Rising of the Lark
• The Rising Son (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Rising Sun (William Hurn; Psalms and Hymns, 1813)
• The Rising Sun
• The rising sun has chas’d the night (William Hurn; Psalms and Hymns, 1813)
• The rising sun has chased the night (William Hurn; Psalms and Hymns, 1813)
• The rising sun has chased the night, And brought again the cheering light (William Hurn; Psalms and Hymns, 1813)
• The River (Lucinda Lee Dalton)
• The River (Mabel E. Bray)
• The River (Edith Lanham Bokeloh)
• The River (Peruvian folk song)
• The River (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The River
• The river is up, and the channel is deep (American party song)
• The river runs along, I like its gentle song (Edith Lanham Bokeloh)
• The river’s mouth is very wide, The acre’s feet (Mabel Livingstone)
• The River Song
• The river’s so wide, The river’s so cold (Eskimo song)
• The Road Home (Michael D. Browne)
• The Road Not Taken (Robert Frost)
• The Road to Kaimu (Ira Barton)
• The robes of dawn Fast fade to fawn (Elsie E. Barrett)
• The Robin (Hollis Dann)
• The Robin
• The Robin
• The Robin (Lawrence Alma Tadema)
• The Robin And Chicken (Grace F. Coolidge)
• The robin and pussy willow (William Howard Montgomery)
• The Robin and the Chicken (Grace F. Coolidge)
• The robin and the pussy willow (William Howard Montgomery)
• The robin came and sang Chirrup, chirrup (Second grade girl, Ohio State University School)
• The Robin is Here (Annie Pike Greenwood)
• The Robins and Pussy Willow (William Howard Montgomery)
• The Robin’s Burial (Ludwig Bechstein)
• The Robins’ Call (Richard Walter Carruth)
• The Robin’s Lesson
• The Robin’s Nest (Ellen L. Jakeman)
• The Robin’s Song
• The Robin’s Song (Edith Babbitt)
• The Rocking Carol (Czech carol)
• The Rocking Horse (Florence C. Fox)
• The Rock of Heaven (John V. Pearson)
• The Rock of Heaven is my God (John V. Pearson)
• The Rock of Israel (Avanell D. Hancock)
• The Rock Of Refuge (Erastus Johnson)
• The Rocks Bowed Down (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The rocks bowed down when our Saviour died (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Rock that is Higher than I (Erastus Johnson)
• The Roman sentinel stood helmed and tall (Nathaniel Parker Willis)
• The rooster is dead (Folk song)
• The Rooster’s Crowing (Israeli round)
• The Rose (Ruth Brewer)
• The Rose and the Rover
• The Rosebush (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The rosebush is a meter To mark how (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Rose Of Allandale (Charles Jeffry)
• The Rose’s Complaint
• The Rose-Tree (German carol, 16th century)
• The Rosette (Rio Grande folk game)
• The Rosy Gates of Summer (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• The rosy mouth and rosy toe (John B. Tabb)
• The rosy mouth and rosy toe Of little (John B. Tabb)
• The Roundel (Anon.)
• The Royal Banners Forward Fly (Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus)
• The royal banners forward go (Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus)
• The Royal Proclamation (Wilson Thompson)
• The Royal Trumpeter
• The Ruined City (John Lyon)
• The Ruling Passion (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Running Brook (Russell M. Dodge)
• The Sabbath (Hans Henry Petersen)
• The Sabbath Bell (Vida E. Smith)
• The Sabbath bells were pealing forth an anthem (R. C. Evans)
• The Sabbath Dawns a Holier Light (Toni Thomas)
• The Sabbath Dawns with Restful Light (Janet H. Barrus)
• The Sabbath Day (William W. Phelps)
• The Sabbath Day (Gary Croxall)
• The Sabbath Day (Jed Nash Crowther)
• The Sabbath Day (Marcia B. Davis)
• The Sabbath Day (Nathan P. Howe)
• The Sabbath Day (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Sabbath Day (Charles W. Stayner)
• The Sabbath day, a holy day (Marcia B. Davis)
• The Sabbath day draws to its close, The evening (Mabel S. Harmer)
• The Sabbath Day I Must Keep Holy
• The Sabbath day is a holy day (Gary Croxall)
• The Sabbath Day was made for man (Jed Nash Crowther)
• The Sabbath Is a Sweet Delight (Michael D. Young)
• The Sabbath School (S. P. Williams)
• The Sabbath School, a place of prayer, I love to (S. P. Williams)
• The Sabbath School’s a happy place (William Willes)
• The Sabbath Sun Serenely Falls (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The sacrament (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The Sacrament (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Sacrament (Frank I. Kooyman)
• The Sacrament (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• The Sacrament (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Sacrament (1 Corinthians 11:23–28 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• The Sacrament
• The Sacrament Is Ready (Vernon J. LeeMaster)
• The sacrament is ready, our voices softly sing (Vernon J. LeeMaster)
• The Sacred Grove (Joan D. Campbell)
• The Sacred Grove (Helen Harrington)
• The Sacred Grove was green and fresh (Joan D. Campbell)
• The sacred grove was green and fresh, the morning sun (Joan D. Campbell)
• The Safe Side (Delia Hart Stone)
• The Safety Of My Father’s Arms (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Sailing Boat (A. B. Dutton)
• The Sailor
• The Sailor (Rose Fyleman)
• The Sailor Boy (Evan Stephens)
• The Sailors’ Farewell (Sailors’ chantey)
• The sails go round with a heavy swing
• The Saint (J. E. Vanderwood)
• The Saints a tabernacle reared (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• The saints, crown’d with songs of rejoicing (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Saints’ Fireside (D. J. R.)
• The Saints in Christ Are One in Every Place (Christopher M. Idle)
• The saints in Christ are one in ev’ry place (Christopher M. Idle)
• The saints in Enoch’s days (Charles Rogers)
• The saints in Enoch’s days, Through tribulation deep (Charles Rogers)
• The Saints’ Invocation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The saints like pilgrims go (R. B.)
• The saints of God! their conflict past (William Dalrymple Maclagan)
• The Saints Retreat (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• The Saints Shall Wear Robes (David H. Smith)
• The Saints Shall Wear Robes as the Lilies (David H. Smith)
• The saints shall wear robes as the lilies, When Jesus, returning again (David H. Smith)
• The saints shall wear roses and lilies (David H. Smith)
• The Saints, though long oppressed (Joel H. Johnson)
• The saints who die of Christ possessed (Charles Wesley)
• The saints who die of Christ possessed, Enter into immediate rest (Charles Wesley)
• The Saints yet gather from the lands, with hearts (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Salutation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The same old cedars crown the steep (Laura St. Vrain)
• The Sandman (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Sandman (German song)
• The Sandman (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Sandman (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Sandman
• The Sandman comes a-creeping (German song)
• The Sandman glides from street to street (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Sandman is coming across the skies (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Sandpile (Dorothy Aldis)
• The sands have been washed in the footprints (Charles Davis Tillman; Albert M. Bean)
• The sands have one by one run out (Joseph Smith III)
• The sands have one by one run out, The moments one by one have sped (Joseph Smith III)
• The Sands of Time (Anne Ross Cousin)
• The Sands of Time Are Sinking (Anne Ross Cousin)
• The sands of time are sinking, the dawn of heaven breaks (Anne Ross Cousin)
• The Sands of Time Are Wasting (Anne Ross Cousin)
• The sands of time are wasting, The dawn (Anne Ross Cousin)
• The sand, the sun, The gray, the dun (Ivy Houtz Woolley)
• The Savior at Jerusalem (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Savior, at Jerusalem, With His Apostles met (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Savior at the Door (W. H. Bagby)
• The Savior At Your Door (W. H. Bagby)
• The Savior calls his fold (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Savior comes, his advent’s nigh
• The Savior has come (Lelia N. Morris)
• The Savior is calling, is calling for you (Harry Clarke)
• The Savior is coming (William W. Phelps)
• The Savior Is Waiting (Ralph R. Carmichael)
• The Savior is waiting to enter your heart (Ralph R. Carmichael)
• The Savior Kindly Calls (Church Psalmody, 1854)
• The Savior kindly calls Our children to his breast (Church Psalmody, 1854)
• The Savior Leads Me Home (Evelyn Sharp Stanley)
• The Savior lives, no more to die (Samuel Medley)
• The Savior lives, no more to die: He lives, the Lord enthroned on high (Samuel Medley)
• The Savior ministered and taught upon the promised land (Bonnie Hart Murray)
• The Savior now is standing at the door (J. M. Harris)
• The Savior, our great head (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Savior said love everyone (Anna Johnson)
• The Savior Said Love Every One (Anna Johnson)
• The Savior said love everyone; Be kind and helpful (Anna Johnson)
• The Savior said love ev’ry one (Anna Johnson)
• The Savior’s Birth (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Savior’s Touch (Kerrie Cross)
• The Saviour comes, his advent’s nigh
• The Saviour for Me (William M. Runyan)
• The Saviour Is Coming
• The Saviour is coming, He soon will be here
• The Saviour who loves me and suffered the loss (James M. Gray)
• The Sawmill (Josephine Royle)
• The Scale
• The Scale
• The Scale (Ludwig van Beethoven)
• The Scarecrow (Lois Lenski)
• The scene is glorious beyond our language to express (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The scene was rude, and in its scenic pride (Eliza R. Snow)
• The scent of wood had always brought Him (Toni Thomas)
• The School Bell
• The School Call (Evan Stephens)
• The Scissor-Man (Madeline Nightingale)
• The Scissors Grinder
• The Scissors Grinder (Italian folk song)
• The Scissors-Grinder (Rachel Lyman Field)
• The Scouting Way (David L. Newman)
• The Scriptures (Vina H. Goff)
• The Scriptures Are the Word of God (Randy Killpack)
• The Scriptures Can Lead Me to Jesus (Clive Romney)
• The Scriptures Say (Penelope Moody Allen)
• The scriptures say that Jesus (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• The scriptures tell of Alma’s son (Diane Tuiofu)
• The scriptures testify, and show us perfectly (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
• The Sculpture (Arthur B. Phillips)
• The Sea
• The Sea (Ada Shelton)
• The Sea (Annette Wynne)
• The Sea (William Dean Howells)
• The sea comes rolling up the land (Annette Wynne)
• The Seagull (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• The Sea Gull (A. B. Dutton)
• The Sea-Gull (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Sea Gull Curves His Wings (A. B. Dutton)
• The sea gull curves his wings; The sea gull (A. B. Dutton)
• The Seagull Girls (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The Seagulls and the Crickets (Pioneer folk song)
• The Sea Gulls Came
• The seagulls came in answer to prayer
• The Sea Hath Its Pearls (Henry W. Longfellow)
• The sea hath its pearls, the heav’n hath its stars (Henry W. Longfellow)
• The Sea King’s Bride (Arthur Matthison)
• The Seal (Louella Garrett)
• The seal can catch and juggle things (Louella Garrett)
• The Sealing Cruise of the Lone Flier (Newfoundland sea ballad)
• The Sea Plane (Alice Rumbough)
• These are lands of the red man. Rivers (American Indian song)
• These are lands of the red man. Rivers great (American Indian song)
• These are mother’s knives and forks (Nursery rhyme)
• These aren’t just ordinary days (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• These are sacred truths I know (Matthew J. Neeley)
• These are the brown leaves fluttering down (Louise M. Oglevee)
• These Are the Days (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• These are the days of Elijah (Robin Mark)
• These Are the Holy Ten Commands (Michael A. Penikis; Martin Luther; F. Samuel Janzow; Joseph Herl)
• These are the things I dream of (Ann Kapp Andersen)
• These are the walls of a house so fine (Anon.)
• The Sea Rover (William Makepeace Thackeray)
• The Sea So Great, Lord, My Boat So Small (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Seasons (Lillie Dunford Mecham)
• The Seasons (Florence Broad)
• The Seasons (Adeline J. Haws)
• The Seasons (German song)
• The Seasons Come, the Seasons Go (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Seasons of My Life (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The sea, the sea, the wonderful sea (Ada Shelton)
• The Second Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The second coming of the Savior (Isaac Watts)
• The Second Song of Isaiah
• The Secret (Mary Ellen Jex Jolley)
• The Secret (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Secret (Thomas Gainsborough)
• The Secret (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Sedan Chair (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Seed
• The Seed and the Weeds (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Seed Baby (E. L. McCord)
• The Seed Cycle
• The Seeds and Flowers Are Sleeping (Patty S. Hill)
• The seeds and flow’rs are sleeping sound (Patty S. Hill)
• The seeds and flow’rs are sleeping sound, ’Till Easter (Patty S. Hill)
• The seeds and flow’rs are sleeping sound, Till Easter Time (Patty S. Hill)
• The Seed We Sprinkled
• The Seed Will Grow (Gloria Vance)
• The Seer (John Taylor)
• The Seer
• The Seer, Joseph, The Seer (John Taylor)
• The seer;—the seer:—Joseph the seer (John Taylor)
• The Seer, the Seer, Joseph the Seer! (John Taylor)
• The Seer, the Seer—Joseph the Seer (John Taylor)
• The Seer, the Seer, Joseph, the Seer! I’ll sing of the (John Taylor)
• These four bare walls are prison walls to me (Leona Bammes Gardner)
• These gallant ones have won the race (Frank Calabrese)
• The Sego Lily (Lula Greene Richards)
• These Hills are Home (Veneta L. Nielsen)
• These I Lay Down (John L. Bell)
• These Momentous Days Are Filled (John F. Martin)
• These momentous days are filled with great disaster (John F. Martin)
• The Sensible Man (Irene S. de Alvarez)
• These Precious Gems (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• These precious gems will be symbols to me (Lorraine S. Wilkinson)
• The sere and yellow leaves appear (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The sere and yellow leaves appear, Inscribed on all decay (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1–12 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• The Servant of All (Mark 10:44–45)
• The Servant Song (Richard Gillard)
• The Servant Song (Richard Gillard)
• The Servant Song (Richard Gillard)
• The service of Jesus true pleasure affords (Frank C. Huston)
• ‘These signs shall follow who believe’ (Mark H. Forscutt)
• ‘These signs shall follow who believe’ Declared the risen Lord (Mark H. Forscutt)
• These small bits of net, of bread and chiffon (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• These Things Did Thomas Count (Thomas H. Troeger)
• These Things Did Thomas Count as Real (Thomas H. Troeger)
• These Things I Know (Donald V. Lents)
• These Things Shall Be (John Addington Symonds)
• These things shall be—a loftier race (John Addington Symonds)
• These Things Shall Be: A Loftier Race (John Addington Symonds)
• These Treasured Children (Jacque Jones)
• These treasured children present now (Jacque Jones)
• The Seventh Angel Will Sound (Rigaud Clervil)
• The Seventh Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Shades of Night are Falling (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The shades of night were falling fast (D. G. Knight)
• The shades of night were falling fast, Tra, la (D. G. Knight)
• The shadows fell o’er Bethlehem (Sally DeFord)
• The shadows of night departed (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The shadows of night departed, The light of morning has come (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The shadows rest upon the mountains high (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Shamrock
• The Shangri-la Conductor
• The Shanty Boys in the Pine (Lumberjack song)
• The Sheep (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Sheep Shearing (English folk song)
• The sheep that had long gone away (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Shell (David McCord)
• The Shell (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• The Shell (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Shells We Gathered Years Ago (H. Birch)
• The Sheltering Rock (W. E. Penn)
• The Shepherd (David T. Warner)
• The Shepherd and the Lamb (Toni Thomas)
• The Shepherd Calls (E. Lionel Brady)
• The Shepherd calls. His voice is sweet (E. Lionel Brady)
• The Shepherdess (French folk song)
• The Shepherdess (French-Canadian folk song)
• The Shepherdess (French folk song)
• The shepherd King (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Shepherd loves His little lambs (Sally DeFord)
• The Shepherds
• The Shepherds are gone (Gary L. Hoffman)
• The Shepherd’s Carol (Daniel L. Carter)
• The shepherds have lifted their sweet, warning voice (W. Ross)
• The shepherds have raised their sweet warning voice (W. Ross)
• The shepherds lay by night (Dutch carol)
• The Shepherds Ran to Bethlehem (Anon.)
• The Shepherd’s Song
• The Shepherds’ Story (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• The Shepherd’s Tune (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The Shepherd tends his sheep (Cedarhurst School Children)
• The Shepherd tends his sheep To keep (Cedarhurst School Children)
• The Ship (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Ship (Mabel E. Bray)
• The ship came sailing down the bay (T. H. Allen)
• The ship goes sailing down the bay (T. H. Allen)
• The ship is sailing down the bay (T. H. Allen)
• The ship is sailing down the bay, Good-bye (T. H. Allen)
• The Ship of Rio (Walter de la Mare)
• The Ship That Never Returned (Henry C. Work)
• The ship was launched: It was forced to ride (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Shoemaker (California Spanish folk song)
• The Shoemaker and the Elves (Frank Luther)
• The Shofar, symbol of the new year, blows (Fania Kruger)
• The Shout of Triumph (Palmer Hartsough)
• The Side Show (Charles Ives)
• The Sidewalks of New York (James W. Blake)
• The Sierras of Chiapas (José Muñoz Cota)
• The Sign (Thomas Irving Wright)
• The Signals of Time (Patty S. Hill)
• The Silk Worm (Rebecca B. Foresman)
• “The silver, gold and precious stones” (John Jaques)
• The Silver Greys (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Silver Horn (Youth’s Companion)
• The silver moon is floating, is floating
• The Silver Moon Is Shining
• The silver moon is shining Upon the silent
• The silver moon is shining upon the silent meadow
• The Silver Ring (Louise-Rose Gérard)
• The silver ring so dear that once thou gavest (Louise-Rose Gérard)
• The Silver Rocket Ship (Doris R. Fisher)
• The Silver Star (D. K. En.)
• The simple faith (John Greenleaf Whittier)
• The Simple Truth (Jeanni Gould)
• The Singaway Bird (Lucy Larcom)
• The Singing School (Traditional round)
• The Sings of the Times
• The sinless one to Jordan came (George Timms)
• The Sinner and the Song (Will L. Thompson)
• The Sioux Indians (United States ballad)
• The Sixth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Skaters (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Sky (William W. Phelps)
• The Sky Fisher (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The sky is blue, My heart is true (Second grade boy, Ohio State University School)
• The Skylark sings a lovely song (Verda E. Bryant)
• The Skylark sings the joyous news (Ivy Fisher)
• The sky shall unfold, preparing His entrance (Dottie Rambo)
• “The sky—the sky—the clear blue sky” (William W. Phelps)
• The sky with clouds was overcast
• The Slaughter on Shoal Creek (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Sleep Fairy (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Sleep Fairy’s coming from Rock-a-by Land (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Sleeping Beauty
• The Sleeping Beauty
• The Sleep of Baby Jesus (André Britte-Morin)
• The Sleep of the Child Jesus (André Britte-Morin)
• The sleepy flowers now are waking (Patty S. Hill)
• The Sleighride
• The Slow Little Snail (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Sluggard
• The Slumber of Death Is Peaceful (Dorothea Charlotte Elizabeth Spangenberg)
• The Smack in School (William Pitt Palmer)
• The Smallest (J. P. Heye)
• The smallest child a magnet in him bears (Friedrich Fröbel)
• The smallest children know that God (M. Louise Baum)
• The smallest of mine (Edward P. Kimball)
• The Smiling Little Lass (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The Smith (Stephen Fay)
• The Smoke Went Up the Chimney
• The Snail
• The snail all cosily may dwell Within his pretty (Emilie Poulsson)
• The snake baked a hoecake
• The snake baked a hoecake, And set
• The Snake Charmer (Mary J. M. Larkin)
• The Snow (Randall W. Boothe)
• The Snow (Alice V. L. Carrick)
• The Snowbirds
• The Snow Birds
• The snow fell softly all the night (Alice Wilkins)
• The snow fell softly all the night. It made (Alice Wilkins)
• The Snowflakes (Esther S. Duncan)
• The snowflakes are dancing around me (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The snowflakes are falling, the frost’s in the air (Helen Ekin Starrett)
• The snowflakes make a blanket, All soft (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The snowflakes must have lots of fun (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The snowflakes must have lots of fun. Tumbling downward (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Snow Is Dancing
• The Snow Is Falling from the Sky (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• The snow is flying all the night long (Esther S. Duncan)
• The Snow Lay on the Ground (Anglo-Irish carol)
• The snow lay on the ground, The stars (Anglo-Irish carol)
• The snow lay on the ground; the stars shone bright (Anglo-Irish carol)
• The Snowmakers (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Snowman (Ethel H. Tewksbury)
• The Snowman (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Snowman
• The snow-man hasn’t any bed, He doesn’t (Vernetta F. Decker)
• The snow on the mountaintop is there (Martha Dabney)
• The Snow Queen
• The Snow Storm (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The snow was softly falling (Randall W. Boothe)
• The snow was softly falling, fluffy flakes so crystal (Randall W. Boothe)
• The Soap Bubble
• The sobbing, moaning, murmuring sea (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Soft-Shell Crab (Elsie J. Cooley)
• The Soldier Game
• The Soldier’s Farewell
• The Soldier’s Farewell (Johanna Kinkel)
• The Soldier’s Tear (Alexander Lee)
• The Solid Rock (Edward Mote)
• The solid rocks were rent in twain (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Songbirds Are Singing (James H. Hood)
• The Song Birds Are Singing (James H. Hood)
• The songbirds sing sweetly to summon the morning (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Song-Gift (Vida E. Smith)
• The Song of Emma Hart (Amy Burton Moore)
• The Song of Jubilee (James Montgomery)
• The Song of Mary
• The Song of Mary
• The Song of Matilda (Adeline McCall)
• The Song of Moses
• The song of praise (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The song of praise ascends on high From joyful (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Song of Robin Hood and His Huntsmen (Old English ballad)
• The Song of Ruth (Ruth 1:16–17; Luacine Clark Fox)
• The Song of Simeon (Liturgical text)
• The Song of Simeon
• The Song of Songs (Katherine Whitmore)
• The Song of the Blue Birds (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The Song of the Cossacks (Russian folk song)
• The Song of the Easter Hare (Youth’s Companion)
• The Song of the Friendly Helpers
• The Song of the Frog (Appalachian folk song)
• The Song of the Gondolier
• The Song of the Happy Farmer (Elizabeth Bennett)
• The Song of the Mill-Stream (Patty S. Hill)
• The Song of the Pioneers (Ruth May Fox)
• The Song of the Redeemed
• The Song of the Righteous (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Song of the Righteous
• The song of the righteous goes forth as a prayer (Janice Kapp Perry)
• “The song of the righteous is a prayer unto me”
• The Song of the Triton (F. C. Burnand)
• The Song of the Wheat (Susa Young Gates)
• The Song of Zechariah (Bruce E. Ford)
• The Song of Zechariah (Edward John Hopkins)
• The Song of Zechariah (Thomas Attwood)
• The Song of Zechariah (George Mursell Garrett)
• The Song of Zechariah (Richard Lloyd)
• The Song of Zechariah (William Morley)
• The Song of Zechariah (Richard W. Hillert)
• The Song of Zechariah (Bruce E. Ford)
• The Song of Zechariah (Thomas Attwood Walmisley)
• The Song of Zechariah (John Fenstermaker Jr.)
• The Song of Zechariah (Samuel S. Wesley)
• The Song of Zechariah (Anon.)
• The Songs My Mother Sang (Evan Stephens)
• The Songs of Jesus (Daniel R. Lucas)
• The Songs of Zion (Robert B. Baird)
• The Son of God goes forth to war (Reginald Heber)
• The Son of God goes forth to war, a kingly crown to gain (Reginald Heber)
• The Son of God has done for me (Evelyn Sharp Stanley)
• The Son of God, Our Christ (Edward M. Blumenfeld)
• The Son of God, our Christ, the Word the Way (Edward M. Blumenfeld)
• The Son of God, who came to face (C. E. Ott)
• The Son of God Will Come (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Son of the Count (Latin American folk song)
• The sorrows of childhood, the follies of youth (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The sorrows of childhood, the follies of youth, the errors of manhood,—all teach us this truth (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Souls Are Blest (Isaac Watts)
• The souls are blest that hear and know (Isaac Watts)
• The Soul’s Journey (Frances Hartman)
• The Soul’s Respite (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The soul that struggles on in life (J. E. Vanderwood)
• The Soul Would Have No Rainbow (Clive M. Killpack)
• The Sound of Jubilee (Eden R. Latta)
• The sound of your heartbeat (Nik Day)
• The Source of Peace (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The South Wind (Frederick Winthrop)
• The south wind is blowing (Agnes G. Gay)
• The south wind is blowing, No more (Agnes G. Gay)
• The Sower (Matthew 13:1–9; Fulvia Bonfanti; Inke Frosch)
• The Sow with the Measles
• The Spacious Firmament (Joseph Addison)
• The spacious firmament on high (Joseph Addison)
• The spacious firmament on high, With all (Joseph Addison)
• The spacious firmament on high, With all th’ blue ethereal sky (Joseph Addison)
• The spacious firmament on high, With all the blue (Joseph Addison)
• The Spanish Cavalier (W. D. Hendrickson)
• The Spanish Guitar (Anon.)
• The Spanish Gypsy (Spanish folk song)
• The Sparrows
• The Sparrows (Harriet B. Jones)
• The Sparrow’s Song (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Spider
• The Spider and the Fly (Old song)
• The Spider And The Spout
• The Spider’s Web (Charlotte Druit Cole)
• The Spinner (Louise Ayres Garnett)
• The Spinner (German folk song)
• The Spirit And The Bride Say, “Come” (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Spirit Breathes Upon the Word (William Cowper)
• The spirit gentle and calm (Frederik Christensen)
• The Spirit Gives Light (Doctrine and Covenants 83:7 (RLDS))
• The Spirit giveth aid to all (Joseph Smith III)
• The Spirit giveth aid to all Who sink beneath the liquid wave (Joseph Smith III)
• The spirit had departed (Eliza R. Snow)
• The spirit had departed and had left (Eliza R. Snow)
• The spirit in congenial air Ascends (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Spirit Intercedes for Us (Larry Olson)
• The Spirit Is a Gift from Thee (Brian K. Fuller)
• The Spirit is a summer rain (Brian K. Fuller)
• The Spirit of Christmas (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Spirit of God (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like a Fire (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God Like a Fire Is Burning (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like a fire is burning / El reino de Dios como fuego aparece / L’Esprit du Seigneur est comme un feu qui flambe (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like a Fire Is Burning / El reino de Dios / L’Esprit du Seigneur (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like a fire is burning! The latter-day (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God like a fire is burning; The latter day glory begins to come forth (William W. Phelps)
• The Spirit of God Moved Before (Valdimar Briem)
• The spirit of love
• The spirit of love, Pure light from above
• The Spirit of the Birch (Arthur Ketchum)
• The Spirit of the Hive (Zella A. Johnson)
• The Spirit of the Lord revealed (George Wallace Briggs)
• The Spirit of Truth (John 14:6–16; John 16:13 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• The Spirit of Truth will direct you (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Spirit’s Cry (J. H. Ward)
• The Spirit Sends Us Forth to Serve (Delores Dufner)
• The spirits of the dead (John Nicholson)
• The spirits of the dead have heard the message (John Nicholson)
• The Spirit Speaks to Me
• The Spirit’s Power (Richard Holmes)
• The splendor of the King (Jesse Reeves; Ed Cash; Chris Tomlin)
• The Sprig of Thyme (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Spring (Hayes)
• The spring and summer days are gone (R. C. Evans)
• The spring had come, the flow’rs in bloom (G. W. Moore)
• The Spring is come, I hear the birds (Hayes)
• The Spring is here (Anna Johnson)
• The Spring Is Here (E. Noxon)
• The Spring is here, our land is green (Lillie M. Jordan)
• The spring is here, the spring is here (Anna Johnson)
• The spring is here, the spring is here, with (Anna Johnson)
• The spring is here, the spring is here with sun (Anna Johnson)
• The Spring Rain (Violet A. Storey)
• The spring rain helps the bushes bud (Annie Willis McCullough)
• The spring rain is soft rain. The soft rain (Violet A. Storey)
• The Spring-Time Comes (Ferdinand Lemaire)
• The Squid-Jiggin’ Ground (Arthur R. Scammell)
• The Squirrel (Louise M. Oglevee)
• The Squirrel (Seyhan Ege)
• The Squirrel
• The Squirrel (Appalachian folk song)
• The Squirrel (James Edwin Green)
• The Squirrel (The Wellspring)
• The squirrel hastens to and fro, With walnuts (The Wellspring)
• The Squirrel in a Tree (Esther Bosworth)
• The squirrel is a pretty little thing (Appalachian folk song)
• The Squirrel Loves a Pleasant Chase
• The Squirrel loves a pleasant chase; Tra, la
• The Squirrels’ Tea (The Modern Music Series)
• The Stages of Life (Patty S. Hill)
• The Stairway of Life (Louise Hills Lewis)
• The Standard Of Liberty (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Standard of Truth (Joseph Smith Jr.; Moses 7:62; Jacob 5:71–75; Sherrie Manwill Boren)
• The Standard of Truth has been erected (Joseph Smith Jr.; Moses 7:62; Jacob 5:71–75; Sherrie Manwill Boren)
• The Standard of Zion (Parley P. Pratt)
• The Star
• The Star (Hoffman von Fallersleben)
• The Star and the Cross (Ann Jarvis)
• The Star of Bethlehem (Sally DeFord)
• The Star of Bethlehem (Niels F. Green)
• The Star of Glengary (Eliza Cook)
• The Star of the Morn (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Star Proclaims the King Is Here (John Mason Neale; Coelius Sedulius)
• The Starry Way (Wells B. Wilkinson)
• The Stars
• The Stars
• The Stars (G. Berthold)
• The stars above are shining (Aldis Dunbar)
• The stars above are shining, While clearly (Aldis Dunbar)
• The Stars and Stripes Forever (John Philip Sousa)
• The stars are falling (Nik Day)
• The Stars Are Lamps (Annie Willis McCullough)
• The stars are lamps set in the sky (Annie Willis McCullough)
• The stars are shining (Nik Day; Russ Dixon)
• The stars are shining cheerily, cheerily (John Wilson)
• The stars are shining fair and clear this holy night (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The stars at night, are big and bright (June Hershey; Don Swander)
• The stars declare his glory (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
• The stars gave a dance in the sky, one night
• The stars keep silent watch above (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The stars of the evening have faded (Jayne B. Malan)
• The Star Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key)
• The Star-Spangled Banner (Francis Scott Key)
• The stars, the moon, the sky (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
• The stars were shouting in heaven (George William Russell)
• The star that shone on earth that night (Frank Calabrese)
• The Stately Mansion (German folk song)
• The Station
• The Steadfast Love of the Lord (Edith McNeill)
• The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases (Edith McNeill)
• The steamboat is a slow poke, You simply (Rowena Bastin Bennett)
• The step of the Ice-king is heard in the land (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Still Small Voice (Merrill Bradshaw)
• The Still Small Voice (Al Switzler)
• The Stolen Child (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The stone cut from the mountains (John S. Davis)
• The Storehouse Of The Lord (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Stork (Grace Woodbury)
• The Storm (R. C. Evans)
• The Storm (Amy McClure)
• The Storm (R. C. Evans)
• The Storm
• The Storm (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Storm (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Storm Calmed
• The Storm Came to Honduras (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
• The storm came to Honduras, to Nicaraguan towns (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
• The Storm Is Passing Over (Donald Vails; Charles A. Tindley)
• The storm is past: all nature is serene (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Storm is Strong (Sylvia Dunstan)
• The storm is strong; we face the wind (Sylvia Dunstan)
• The Storms of Life (Myrtle Bitner)
• The Storm Winds (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The Stormy Evening (R. L. Stevenson)
• The stormy evening closes now in vain (R. L. Stevenson)
• The stormy March is come at last (William Cullen Bryant)
• The story of Galilee (Robert Morris)
• The Story of “Hansel and Gretel” (German folk song)
• The Story of His Love (Mary O. Page)
• The Story of Mormonism (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• The Story of Night (Patty S. Hill)
• The story of our mountain home (Edwin F. Parry)
• The Story of Teeny Tiny (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• The Story of the Apple (Patty S. Hill)
• The Story of the Bread (Patty S. Hill)
• The Story of the Butter (Patty S. Hill)
• The Story of the Christ (Patty S. Hill)
• The Story of the Clothes (Patty S. Hill)
• The Stranger by the Sea (C. Austin Miles)
• The stranger in my neighborhood (L. Clair Likes)
• The Stranger of Galilee (Lelia N. Morris)
• The strangers to God, His grace and His love (C. Austin Miles)
• The Strawberry Roan (American cowboy song)
• The Street Band (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The Street Car (Minnie E. Hicks)
• The Street-Cleaner Man (George S. Applegarth)
• The Street Organ
• The Street Vendors (Chinese folk song)
• The Strength and Might of You (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• The Strength of a Pioneer (Janice Yeates Wuckert)
• The strength of love, of One Great Love! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The stricter immediacy of life’s end (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
• The Strife Is O’er
• The strife is o’er, the battle done
• The Strife Is O’er, the Battle Done (Giovanni Palestrina)
• The Students’ Morning Ramble
• The Student’s Psalm (Roberta Garrett)
• The Study-Hour
• The Sturdy Blacksmith
• The Sudden Cure (Jane Landon)
• The summer days are past and gone, All the birds (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The summer has come, with its sunshiny hours (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Summer Hours (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The summer is over, The trees are all bare (Rose Fyleman)
• The summer’s departed, the summer’s away
• The Summer Sun (Lydia Avery Coonley)
• The summer sun was shining, shining (Aldis Dunbar)
• The summertime is here, The gladdest (Russell M. Dodge)
• The summer wood, how green and fair (Lydia Foote)
• The Summons (John L. Bell; Iona Community)
• The Sun (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• The sunbeams on the water danced (Emilie Poulsson)
• The sun cannot compare to the glory of Your love (Paul Baloche)
• The sun comes up in the east; It sails (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The sun comes up, it’s a new day dawning (Matt Redman; Jonas Myrin)
• The Sun Dance (Jane Bradford Terry)
• The Sunday morning sermon stretched across (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• The Sunday school volunteers
• The Sunday School volunteers (Joseph L. Townsend)
• The Sun Dial (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The sun goes down without a sound (David Reck; Glinnie Reck)
• The sun had set, and twilight’s shady mood (Eliza R. Snow)
• The sun has gone from the shining skies (Eudora S. Bumstead)
• The Sun, in glory, rose that day (Gerrit van Dyk)
• The sun in splendor shows its light (Daniel C. Carr)
• The Sun in Winter (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The sun is always shining, Upon the Saints of God (R. C. Evans)
• The sun is a-shining to welcome the day (Helen Taylor)
• The Sun Is Gone Down (George Macdonald)
• The sun is gone down And the moon’s (George Macdonald)
• The sun is gone, the day is past (Christian Winther)
• The sun is just rising in my life (Tyler Castleton; Jenny Phillips)
• The Sun Is on the Land and Sea (Louis F. Benson)
• The Sun Is on the Sea and Shore (Louis F. Benson)
• The sun is out; the sky is blue (Carol Cornwall)
• The sun is rising out of bed, And in the east
• The sun is shining bright and warm (Mary Rose Jack)
• The sun is shining brightly, Get up, Katterlin (Swiss folk song)
• The sun is shining high above, Sweet flowers (Alfarata Hilton)
• The Sun Is Shining Somewhere (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
• The sun is up and the sky is blue (Nathan Waite)
• The Sun Is Warm (Sue Hanlin)
• The sun is warm and shiny, I hope it shines (Sue Hanlin)
• The Sunrise Call (Harvey W. Loomis)
• The Sun Rises (Hans-Martin Rauch)
• The Sunrise Tints the Dew (Japanese song)
• The sunrise tints the dew, The yellow daffodils (Japanese song)
• The sunset glows in splendor (Myrtle Koon Cherryman)
• The sunset radiance, dreaming wavelets (Wilbur Weeks)
• The sunshine comes even when it rains (Ejay Mulitalo; Anon.)
• The sunshine is glowing; The south wind (German song)
• The Sunshine of Your Smile (Leonard Cooke)
• The sun shines bright in my old Kentucky home (Stephen C. Foster)
• The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home (Stephen C. Foster)
• The sunshines bright in the old Kentucky home (Stephen C. Foster)
• The sun shines bright on my old Kentucky home (Stephen C. Foster)
• The sun shines bringht in the old Kentucky home (Stephen C. Foster)
• The sun shines in splendor, and blue is the sky (Franz Schubert)
• The sunshine’s in splendor and blue is the sky (Franz Schubert)
• The Sunshine’s Message (Patty S. Hill)
• The sun shone hot on that sultry day (Grace Candland Jacobsen)
• The sun that declines (Thomas B. Marsh; William W. Phelps)
• The sun that declines in the far western sky (Thomas B. Marsh; William W. Phelps)
• The sun that declines in the far western sky, Has rolled o’er our heads till the summer’s gone by (Thomas B. Marsh; William W. Phelps)
• The sun that did not shine today (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The sun that lights the earth below (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Sun Upon the Lake is Low (Walter Scott)
• The sun went down, But it was still (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• The Sun Will Shine Again (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The Sun Will Shine No More (Russian song)
• The Sun Worshippers (Harvey W. Loomis)
• The surf is high No help is nigh, The tempest (Walter Kerr)
• The Swallow (Christina Rossetti)
• The Swallow (Marian Douglas)
• The Swallows (Edwin Arnold)
• The Swallows Are Homing (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The swallows are homing, The swallows (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The Swan Sings (Anon.)
• The swan sings teer-i-li-o (Anon.)
• The Sweeper Song (Marian Major)
• The sweet Beulah land (Henry J. Zelley)
• The Sweet By and By (S. Fillmore Bennett)
• The Sweetest Name of All (Tommy Coomes)
• The sweetest story as told to you (Esther DiBattista Dyer)
• The sweet Kentucky birds were singing gaily
• The Sweet Story (Hiram E. Moler)
• The Sweet Story of Old (Jemima Luke)
• The sweet, sweet story (Jemima Luke)
• The Swing (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Sword (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Sword Of Bunker Hill (W. R. Wallace)
• The table, clothed in white, symbolic stands (Leona N. Hands)
• The Tailor and the Mouse
• The Tailor’s Mouse (Folk song)
• The Talking Brook
• The Talking Doll (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The tallest tree in paradise (C. H. C.)
• The Tally Ho
• The Tamale Man
• The tapping of sticks and the patter of feet (Eleanor Farjeon)
• The Tattler (Eliza R. Snow)
• The taunts of our foemen are sounding again (William Willes)
• The Teacher’s Prayer (Anon.)
• The Teacher’s Work is Done (Annie Pike Greenwood)
• The Telephone (Robert Frost)
• The Telephone (Nina B. Hartford)
• The Telephone Song (Marian Major)
• The Tempest
• “The Tempest” (R. C. Evans)
• The Temple (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Temple (Ross J. Davidson Jr.)
• The Temple
• The Temple by the River (Marie Manwaring Anderson)
• The temple is a holy place (Ross J. Davidson Jr.)
• The temple is a holy place (Sherrie Manwill Boren)
• The temple is a holy place, A sanctuary calm (Ross J. Davidson Jr.)
• The temple is a sacred place (Rachel Mecham Goates)
• The Temple Is A Sacred Place (Lucile C. Reading)
• The temple is a sacred place, When I am grown I shall (Lucile C. Reading)
• The Temple of God (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Temple of God at Nauvoo (William W. Phelps)
• The Temple of Our God (Sharlee Mullins Glenn)
• The Temple of the Lord (Rachel Mecham Goates)
• The Temple of the Lord (Edna G. Wilkins)
• The Temple Rang with Golden Coins (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
• The Ten Commandments (Isaac Watts)
• The Tender Mercies of the Lord (Valerie Hall)
• The tender mercies of the Lord are over all He loves (Valerie Hall)
• The tender voice of love (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Tenth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Testing (Helen Kimball Orgill)
• The Thanksgiving Turkey (Inez Powell)
• The Thieving Fox (Ernst Anschütz)
• The Things I Do (L. Clair Likes)
• The Things I Know (Doug Walker)
• The Thing that Counts (K. Rudyard)
• The Third Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Third Song of Isaiah (Plainsong)
• The Third Song of Isaiah (Cambridge chant)
• The Third Song of Isaiah (Herbert S. Oakeley)
• The Third Song of Isaiah (W. H. Longhurst)
• The Third Song of Isaiah (J. Marcus Ritchie)
• The thirsty earth, one summer day (F. A. B. Dunning)
• The Thirteenth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Thistle (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Thoughts of Home (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Three Billy Goats Gruff (Frank Luther)
• The Three Captains (French folk song)
• The Three Chafers
• The Three Crows
• The Three Fishermen
• The Three Great Wants
• The three great wants of human life
• The Three Kings (Joseph Domergue)
• The Three Kings (French carol)
• The Three Kings (Stephen Fay)
• The Three Little Ships (Annette Wynne)
• The Three Nephites (Vida E. Smith)
• The Three Sailor Boys
• The Three Sons (English folk song)
• The Three Wise Men
• The Three Witnesses (John Taylor)
• The Threshers (Johann Friedrich Schelz)
• The Throne of Grace (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Thrush in the Cage (Herve Cordovil; Mário Vieira)
• The thumb is one, the pointer two, the middle finger three (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Thunderstorm (Lowell Mason)
• The tide of time is ebbing low (Eliza R. Snow)
• The tide of time is ebbing low, The wheels (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time for the gathering is nearing
• The time has arrived when this sisterly union (William Willes)
• The Time Has Come (Chuckles Armstrong)
• The Time Has Come (Ramón García)
• The Time Has Come
• “The time has come,” the walrus said (Lewis Carroll)
• The time has come to say goodbye (Chuckles Armstrong)
• The time has come when God again has spoken (Richard Alldridge)
• The time has come when you again (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time is come, that happy time (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is come, that happy time, That great (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is come, the pruning time (John Tassone)
• The Time Is Far Spent (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time is far spent, there is little remaining (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time is far spent—there is little remaining (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time is far spent—there is little remaining To publish glad tidings by sea and by land (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time is near, that happy time (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is near when the Messiah will come (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• The time is never dreary If a fellow (Stephen Foster; Cinzi Lavin (adapter))
• The time is never dreary If a fellow never (Stephen Foster; Cinzi Lavin (adapter))
• The time is never dreary, If a fellow never groans (Stephen Foster; Cinzi Lavin (adapter))
• The time is never dreary, If the darky never groans (Stephen Foster; Cinzi Lavin (adapter))
• The Time is Nigh (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is nigh, that happy time (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is nigh, that happy time, that great (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is nigh, that happy time, That great, expected, blessed day (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is nigh, the happy time (Mrs. Vokes; Parley P. Pratt (adapter))
• The time is now coming, the day is at hand (Sidney Rigdon)
• The time is soon coming by the prophet foretold
• The time is soon coming by the prophets foretold
• The time is soon coming by the prophets foretold, When Zion in purity the world will behold
• The time long appoint’d is now drawing near
• The time long appointed is now drawing near
• The Time o’ Day
• The time of day I do not tell (John Kendrick Bangs)
• The time of winter now is o’er (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Time of Worship Is Here
• The times are chang’d from what they were (Eliza R. Snow)
• The times are changed from what they were (Eliza R. Snow)
• The time that was promised is now near (J. J. M. Bohn)
• The Time Was Early Evening (The Iona Community)
• The time will come when we must part (Alveretta S. Engar)
• The Timid Maiden (Czech folk song)
• The Tired Caterpillar
• The Title of Liberty (Barry Hansen)
• The Toadstool (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
• The Toast to General Washington (Francis Hopkinson)
• The Tombs (William W. Phelps)
• The Tool and the Gem (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Tootin’ Turk (Lorrain E. Watters)
• The Tortilla Vendor (Chilean folk song)
• The Tottenham Toad (American folk song)
• The Tottenham toad came trotting up the road (American folk song)
• The Touch of His Hand on Mine (Jessie Pounds)
• The Touch of the Master Artist (Lorine Hutchinson Lee)
• The Touch of the Master’s Hand
• The Towers of Zion (William W. Phelps)
• The towers of Zion soon shall rise (William W. Phelps)
• The towers of Zion soon shall rise Above the clouds, and reach the skies (William W. Phelps)
• The Town Clock (French nursery song)
• The tow’rs of Zion soon shall rise (William W. Phelps)
• The Traffic Cop (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Traffic Cop (Ann Underhill)
• The Traffic Cop (Second graders, Ohio State University School)
• The Traffic Light (Mabel E. Bray)
• The traffic light is red, We must not go ahead (Mabel E. Bray)
• The Traffic Man (Annette Wynne)
• The traffic man stands in the square (Annette Wynne)
• The Trail (Arthur Guiterman)
• The Trailbuilders’ Hymn (Mabel Jones Gabbot)
• The Trail Builders’ Hymn (Mabel Jones Gabbot)
• The Trail to Mexico (Trail song)
• The Train (Venezuelan folk song)
• The Train (Emilie Poulsson)
• The train begins to move along (Edith H. Newlin)
• The Train from Almendral (Uruguayan children’s game)
• The Train Is A-Coming (Folk song)
• The train is a-coming, Oh, yes! Train is a-coming (Folk song)
• The traitor Frost with Judas’ kiss (Jeanette P. Parry)
• The Tram Ride (Italian folk song)
• The Transformation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Traveler (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Traveler (Susanna Myers)
• The Traveler Returned (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Traveller (Susanna Myers)
• The trav’ler walked slowly and dressed very poorly (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Treasure (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• The Treasure (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The treasure of the roses, The fragrance (Frederick H. Martens)
• “The Treasures Hid in Sand”
• The Tree in the Hole in the Ground (Folk song)
• The Tree in the Wood (Anon.)
• The Tree in the Wood (English folk song)
• The Tree-Maker (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Tree of Life (Daniel L. Carter)
• The Tree of Life (Stephen P. Starke)
• The tree of life with ev’ry good (Stephen P. Starke)
• The trees are all wonderful yellow and red (A. Arthur Knipe)
• The Trees of the Field (Steffi Geiser Rubin)
• The Tree Toads
• The tree was grown on Christmas day (Robert Spence Watson)
• The Trekker Song (Bessie J. Schettler)
• The trial of the cross was approaching (Helen E. Fromm)
• The trials of the present day (Eliza R. Snow)
• The trials of the present day require the Saints to (Eliza R. Snow)
• The triumphs of the martyred saints (Richard Mant)
• The triumphs of the martyred saints The joyous lay demand (Richard Mant)
• The Triumph-Song (Ernest F. McGregor)
• The Trolley Car (Sarah Grames Clark)
• The Trolley Man (May Morgan)
• The trolley-man when he goes by (May Morgan)
• The Troopers (Frances Ford)
• The Trout (Friedrich Müller)
• The True and False Church (Thomas W. Smith)
• The true Britton
• The True Church of Jesus Christ (John Hardy)
• The true Gospel is spreading o’er all of the earth (Clifford A. Burgess)
• The truly great (McDougall)
• The Trumpeters (John A. Granade)
• The trumpets blow, the bugles play (Alice C. D. Riley)
• The trumpet sounds—awake! (Joseph Swain)
• The trumpet sounds—awake! Ye dead to judgment come! (Joseph Swain)
• The Trumpets Sound, the Angels Sing (Graham Kendrick)
• The Trumpets Were Blowing This Morning Again (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The trump for Israel’s jubal’ year
• The trump for Israel’s jub’l year
• The trump of Israel’s jub’l year
• The Truth
• The Truth, Boys, the Truth (Evan Stephens)
• The Truth, Boys, the Truth (Evan Stephens)
• The Truth, Boys, the Truth! Only the Truth (Evan Stephens)
• The Truth Brigade
• The Truthful Boy
• The Truth has come forth in the last dispensation (Lula Greene Richards)
• The Truth Shall Make You Free (Paul B. Cragun)
• The Truth Stands Unshakable (Helene Schmidt)
• The Tryst (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The Trysting Place of Prayer (Alice Sorenson; Kenneth Wells)
• The Tuba (William R. Fisher; Doris R. Fisher)
• The Tulip Tree (Kansas City school children)
• The tundra’s my home, There the caribou roam
• The Tune of Mozart’s Minuet (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Turkeys Ran Away (Marjorie Atkins)
• The Turtle
• The Turtle Dove
• The Turtle Doves
• The Twelfth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• The Twelve (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Twelve Days of Christmas (Traditional English carol)
• The Twenty-third Psalm
• The Twenty-third Psalm (Carol Frandsen)
• The twilight has come; The moon is in the west
• The twilight shadow deepen into night, dear (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The twilight shadows deepen into night (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The twilight shadows deepen into night, dear (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• The twilight shadows round me fall (Ernest Edwin Ryden)
• The Twinkle Fairies (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Two Birds (Nursery rhyme)
• The Two Brothers (Traditional)
• The Two Clocks
• The Two Cuckoos (Mabel Hay Barrows-Mussey)
• The Two Dogs (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Two Jonahs (R. C. Evans)
• The two martyrs, sent of God (Joel H. Johnson)
• The Two Roses (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The two score Post is past, Lizzie (R. C. Evans)
• The Ugly Duckling (Costa Rica folk song)
• The Ugly Duckling (Frank Luther)
• The Ultimatum of Human Life (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Uncertainties of Life (Nigerian folk song)
• The Unclouded Day (Josiah K. Alwood)
• The Uncloudy Day (Josiah K. Alwood)
• The Unfortunate Bee (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Union (Joseph Cain)
• The United Order (Henry Maiben)
• The United Order (Samuel Claridge)
• The Unknown (Nik Day; Sabrina Haskett)
• The Unknown Grave (David H. Smith)
• The Unseen Power (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Unveiled Christ (N. B. Herrell)
• The Upper California (John Taylor)
• The Upper California, Oh that’s the land for me! (John Taylor)
• The Upper California—Oh, that’s the land for me! (John Taylor)
• The Upper California, O! that’s the land for me (John Taylor)
• The Upper Room
• The Upper Room (John C. Slemp)
• The Upward Path (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Upward Trail (Oscar A. Kirkham)
• The Upward Trail
• The U. S. A. Forever (Anon.)
• The U.S.A. Forever (Anon.)
• The Useful Scout (Lucy May Green)
• The Utah Iron Horse (John S. Davis)
• The Utah Pioneers (Celia A. Van Cott)
• The Utah Trail (Bob Palmer)
• The Vacant Chair (Henry S. Washburn)
• The Vagabond (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Vagabond’s Life (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The Vain Suit (Johannes Brahms)
• The Valentine (Mary Rose Jack)
• The vales are green and blue the skies (Ludwig Christoph Hölty)
• The Valley of Peace (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
• The Valleys Are Green, Sir (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Vanguards Are On Their Way (Anon.)
• The veil of night is no disguise (Isaac Watts)
• The veil was drawn on our earthly entrance (Rebecca Woodworth Hainsworth)
• The Venerable Lucy Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Venerable Mrs. Lucy Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Venturesome Three
• The very dearest, sweetest place is Motherland (Mary Dale)
• The very heavens beamed radiant with smiles (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The very sweetest thing of all The world (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The very sweetest thing of all The world (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Vesper Hour (Wilbur Weeks)
• The vesper hour comes softly stealing (Wilbur Weeks)
• The View from Here (Doug Walker)
• The Vigil (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Village Dance (Cordella Brooks Fenno)
• The Village Dance (Jane Landon)
• The Village Inn (David Lundie)
• The Village Watchman (Cantonese folk song)
• The Vineyard of the Lord (N. Owen Catmull)
• The Vineyard of the Lord, Where (N. Owen Catmull)
• The Violet (Anon.)
• The Violet
• The violin’s a lady, And at her window sings (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The violin’s ringing like love (Willy Geister)
• The violin’s ringing like lovely singing (Willy Geister)
• The violins, singing, Are ringing and singing (Willy Geister)
• The violins tune to A And practice ev’ry day
• The Virginia Reel
• The Virtue of Gold (Jenessa Buttars)
• The Vision (Sam Abramson)
• The Vision (Elsie C. Carroll)
• The vision of a dying world (Anne Ortlund)
• The Vision of a Life to Be (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
• The Visions of Christ (Crawford Gates)
• The Visiting Teacher’s Prayer (Afton Free Baird)
• The Visitor (Mabel Livingstone)
• The Vito (Andalusian folk song)
• The Voice Of God (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Voice of God Again Is Heard (Evan Stephens)
• The voice of God again is heard, The silence has (Evan Stephens)
• The voice of God has spoken to our hearts
• The Voice of God Is Calling (John Haynes Holmes)
• The voice of God is calling Its summons (John Haynes Holmes)
• The voice of God is calling Its summons unto men (John Haynes Holmes)
• The voice of God is full of majesty
• The voice of God is heard again (Evan Stephens)
• The Voice of God is Heard Again (Evan Stephens)
• The Voice of Jesus Calling (Daniel March)
• The Voice of Jesus Calls His People (Joy F. Patterson)
• The Voice of Jesus Christ (Edmund W. Richardson)
• The voice of nature (William Powell)
• The Voice of Praise (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• The Voice of the Eternal (Jose V. Estrada G.)
• The Voice of the Grass
• The Voice of the Holy Spirit (Janine Belliston Ruff)
• The Voice of the Holy Spirit (The Holy Spirit Whispers) (Janine Belliston Ruff)
• The Voice of the Mountains (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The voice of the shepherd (Charles S. Nebeker)
• The Voice of the Shepherd (Jenny Phillips)
• The Voice of the Shepherd (Steven K. Jones)
• The Voice of the Spirit (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Voice of Warning (Frank E. Frye)
• The voice soon sounds: Now Babel is in control
• The Volga Boatmen (Russian folk song)
• The Wabash Cannonball
• The Waggley Dog (Aldis Dunbar)
• The Waiting Time (Sarah Doudney)
• The Waits (A. J. Foxwell)
• The Wake-Up Clock
• The Waking Flowers (Patty S. Hill)
• The Waking of the Flowers (Frances Weld Danielson)
• The Wanderer (Georg Philipp Schmidt von Lübeck)
• The Waning Moon (Jean Ingelow)
• The war cry comes from the land of our sires (Martha Eleanor Waldorf Kearney)
• The war had been over, the enemy gone (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The war is raging all around me (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
• The warm earth smelled of sun and rain (Toni Thomas)
• The Warning (Clara Louise Kessler)
• The warrior-saint, behold him stand (James Montgomery)
• The warrior-saint, behold him stand In the whole armor of his God (James Montgomery)
• The Wasatch mountains proudly stand enrobed (Maud Dobson)
• The Wasp and the Bee
• The Wassail Song (English carol)
• The Watchman (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Watchman’s Song (Harvey Officer)
• The Watchmen (Greg Simpson; Jon Fuller)
• The Watchmen on the wall cry out (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Water and the Bread (C. E. Ott)
• The Waterfall (May Morgan)
• The Waterfall (Frank Dempster Sherman)
• The water faucet is singing a song (Marian Major)
• The Water Lily (M. Louise Baum)
• The Water Mill (Sarah Doudney)
• The Water Wheel (M. A. L. Lane)
• The Waves (Emilie Poulsson)
• The waves of the ocean Roll in with a roar (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Way (Michael Webb; J. Kocherhans; Randy Thorderson; Clive Romney)
• The Wayfaring Stranger (American folk song)
• The Way He Speaks to Me (Larry Pearson; Marie Pearson)
• The Way Is Too Narrow (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The way is too narrow, I cannot go in (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Way of Life (J. E. Vanderwood)
• The Way of the Cross Leads Home (Jessie B. Pounds)
• The Wayside Spring (Leona Upton)
• The ways of God are wondrous ways (Virginia Harrison)
• The way that leads us heav’nward (Eben E. Rexford)
• The Way to Be (Ronald E. Harvie)
• The Way to Become (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• The Way to Bethlehem (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• The Way to Dreamland Town (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The way to Dreamland Town, I guess (Ruth Stephens Porter)
• The Way to Emmaus (Sam Cardon; Don Stirling; Nancy Hanson)
• The Way to Eternal Life
• The Way to Heaven (Don E. Bush)
• The Way to His Heart (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Way to London
• The Way We Crossed the Plains
• The Wearing of the Green (Stephen Fay)
• The Weary Traveler (Spiritual)
• The weather song (Anon.)
• The Weather-Vane (A. B. P.)
• The Weather Vane (Emilie Poulsson)
• The Weaver (Della Adams Leitner)
• The Weaver’s Shuttle Swiftly Flies (James Gertmenian)
• The Wedding Banquet (Miriam Therese Winter)
• The Wedding Guests Were Waiting (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
• The wedding guests were waiting, but all the wine was gone (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
• The Wee Bird in the Willow (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The wee bird in the willow, He hasn’t (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The weevil is an insect from Mexico (Texas folk song)
• The Weight of Past and Fruitless Guilt (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
• The Wells Fargo Wagon (Meredith Willson)
• The well’s too deep, there’s no way out (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Western Fields (D. M. Crandall)
• The West Wind (John Masefield)
• The “What If” Song (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• The Wheelbarrow Song (Working song)
• The wheel of the mill, with a clattering sound (Ernst Anschütz)
• The Wheels of the Bus (Traditional)
• The wheels of the bus go ’round and ’round (Traditional)
• The Wheels of Time (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
• The Wheels on the Bus (Traditional)
• The wheels on the bus go round (Traditional)
• The Whirlwind (S. A. Prior)
• The White Bunny (Eduardo Balderas)
• The White World
• The Whole Armor of God (Steven K. Jones)
• The whole bright world rejoices now (Friedrich von Spee; Percy Dearmer)
• The Whole Wide World for Jesus (J. Dempster Hammond)
• The whole wide world for Jesus! This shall our watchword be (J. Dempster Hammond)
• The Whole World Calls It Terrible (Andreas Nielsen)
• The whole world is a Christmas tree (Harriet F. Blodgett)
• The whole world was lost in the darkness of sin (Philip P. Bliss)
• The Widow In A Cottage By The Sea (C. P. Bishop)
• The Widow of Nain (Nathaniel Parker Willis)
• The Wielewaal (Dutch spring song)
• The Wife’s Salutation (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Wife to Be (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• The Wife to Her Husband (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The Wiggle Song (Traditional)
• The Wig-Wag (Sarah T. Barrows)
• The wig-wag says, “Here comes the train” (Sarah T. Barrows)
• The Wild Moor (Traditional)
• The Wild Rose (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The Wild Rose (Rose on the Heath; Little Rose of the Field) (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• The Will of God (Camilla Collins)
• The Will of God Is Always Best (Albrecht von Preussen)
• The Willow Cats (Margaret Widdemer)
• The Willow Trees (Korean folk song)
• The Wily Fox (M. B. J.)
• The Wind (Christina G. Rossetti)
• The Wind
• The Wind
• The Wind (English folk song)
• The Wind (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The Wind (Nora Belle Emerson)
• The Wind (Chilean folk song)
• The Wind (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The Wind (Caroline A. Mason)
• The Wind
• The Wind Among the Trees (Frederick H. Martens)
• The Wind and the Moon (George MacDonald)
• The wind blew low, the wind blew high (Emilie Poulsson)
• The wind blows fresh and free (Ann Underhill)
• The wind blows high in the chestnut trees (Christine Turner Curtis)
• The wind blows high! The wind blows low!
• The Wind Blows the Leaves (Romanian children’s folk song)
• The Wind Call (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The wind comes in the night time with (Ethel Crowninshield)
• The Wind Elves (Ruth Dixon)
• The Wind Is a Lion (Arnold Sundgaard)
• The wind is a lion from March until May (Arnold Sundgaard)
• The wind is blowing from off the shore (Somerville Gibney)
• The Wind Is Howling (Gretchen E. Van Roy)
• The wind is howling through the night (Gretchen E. Van Roy)
• The wind is in the cocoa palm, The tide (Filipino folk song)
• The Wind Is in the Forest (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The wind is in the forest, The tall (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• The wind is moaning Oo, oo, oo (Mabel E. Bray)
• The wind is north And back and forth
• The Windmill
• The Windmill (German folk song)
• The Wind Mill (Nursery rhyme)
• The Windmill Turns Around (Elizabeth Garrett)
• The windmill turns around; It makes a funny sound (Elizabeth Garrett)
• The wind, one gusty morning, Went blowing (Emilie Poulsson)
• The wind on the mountain blows wild (German folk song)
• The Window of the Forest Cabin
• The Windows (Annette Wynne)
• The windows are the houses’ eyes (Annette Wynne)
• The Windows of Heaven (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The Windows of Heaven (Traditional)
• The windows of heaven are open, I know (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• The windows of heaven are open, The fire (Traditional)
• The windows of the place wherein I dwell (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The winds and waves shall obey Thy will (Mary Ann Baker)
• The winds are all hushed and the moon is high (Amelia B. Edwards)
• The winds are sadly sighing; O hear them sob
• The winds have strewn the earth with withered
• The winds of April wander light (M. Louise Baum)
• The winds of change are blowing (Nik Day)
• The Winds of March (Annette Wynne)
• The winds of March are wild and strong (Annette Wynne)
• The winds of the Norland by twilight are hieing (Frederick Winthrop)
• The Winds Of War (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The winds they blow from east or west (Mary E. Smith)
• The winds were howling o’er the deep (Reginald Heber)
• The winds were howling o’er the deep, Each wave a wat’ry hill (Reginald Heber)
• The Winged Flock (Johan Sebastian Welhaven)
• The winter has been long and dreary (Tressa Love Hanson)
• The Winter King holds revelry (Evan Stephens)
• The Winter King holds revelry to-night (Evan Stephens)
• The Winter King holds revelry tonight (Evan Stephens)
• The winter may go and the spring disappear
• The Winter Now Is Over (Italian-Swiss folk song)
• The winter now is over and April rains (Italian-Swiss folk song)
• The winter of forty-nine had passed (Pioneer folk song)
• The winter past, reviving flowers (Michael Bruce)
• The winter winds have circled round (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The winter winds have circled round The earth, and hasted on the time (Mark H. Forscutt)
• The Wintry Day, Descending to Its Close (Orson F. Whitney)
• The wintry day descending to its close Invites (Orson F. Whitney)
• The wintry day, descending to its close, Invites all (Orson F. Whitney)
• The Wisdom and the Love (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Wise Bees (Edith Robbins)
• The Wise Bird
• The Wise Geese (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Wise Man
• The Wise Man and the Foolish Man (Ana Omley)
• The wise man built his house (Ana Omley)
• The wise man built his house upon a rock (Ana Omley)
• The wise man built his house upon the rock (Ana Omley)
• The Wise May Bring Their Learning (Anon.)
• The Wise Men (Shirley Mason)
• The Wishing Star (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• The witch is gone and we are free (Adelheid Wette)
• The Witch’s House (Adelheid Wette)
• The Witch Song (Jeffersonville School Children)
• The witness of the Holy Ghost (Loren C. Dunn)
• The Wolf and the Sheep (Susanna Myers)
• The Woman Hiding in the Crowd (J. Dudley Weaver Jr.)
• The Womanho Call (Tracy Y. Cannon)
• The Woman’s Hymn (Fannie E. S. Heck)
• The women who grieved on that first Easter morn (Merl B. Grover)
• The Wonderful Cross (Isaac Watts)
• The Wonderful Cross (Jesse Reeves; Chris Tomlin; J. Walt)
• The Wonderful World (William Brighty Rands)
• The Wonder of It All (George Beverly Shea)
• The Wonders of His Love (Edgar Brooks)
• The Wondrous Child (French carol)
• The wondrous gift (Charles Wesley)
• The wondrous sacrifice (Theodore E. Curtis)
• The Wondrous Story (Don Besig; Nancy Price)
• The Woodcutter (Luther Wilde)
• The Woodland Brook (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• The Woodland Picture Book (Foster B. Merriam)
• The Woodpecker
• The Woodpecker
• The Woodpecker (Frederick Manley)
• The Woodpecker (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
• The Woodpecker (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The Woodpecker is such a bore! He’s (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• The woodpecker pecked out a little round hole (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
• The woods, and the fields, and the golden grain (Emmeline B. Wells)
• The woods, the woods are green and fair (F. Körner)
• The Word Made Flesh (John Purifoy)
• The Word made flesh has dwelt among us (John Purifoy)
• The word of God (Edwin F. Parry)
• The Word of God is Source and Seed (Delores Dufner)
• The Word of God shall be my guide (Calvin W. Laufer)
• The Word of the Lord Is Right (Psalm 33:4–11; Juan Luís García)
• The Word of Wisdom (Janice Kapp Perry)
• The Word of Wisdom (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Word of Wisdom (Frances K. Taylor)
• The Word of Wisdom (John S. Davis)
• “The Word of Wisdom” (Henry Garner)
• The Word of Wisdom
• The Word of Wisdom, strive to keep (John S. Davis)
• The word of wisdom teaches us (Frances K. Taylor)
• The word of wisdom teaches us What you and I (Frances K. Taylor)
• The “Word of Wisdom.” Was it given To be observed, or not?
• The words of a book (Steven K. Jones)
• The Words On The Cross (Thomas B. Pollock)
• The word, thy promise, Lord, we feel (Thomas W. Smith)
• The word, thy promise, Lord, we feel, Is true to-day, as in past years (Thomas W. Smith)
• The Word whom earth and sea and sky adore (Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus)
• The Work Continues (Brett Raymond)
• The Working Bee (William Willes)
• The work in the Lord’s vineyard (Joseph H. Ward)
• The Work Is Now Beginning (Edmund W. Richardson)
• The Work Is Yours, Lord Jesus Christ (Samuel Preiswerk; Felician Zaremba)
• The work must go on (Laurene Highfield)
• The work of the harvest is over, Our toil (Adis Dunbar)
• The Work of the Lord (William Powell)
• The Works of God (The Mother’s Gift, ca. 1820)
• The Work We’re Called to Do (Beatrice F. Stevens)
• The world all about me has now no allure (James Murch)
• The World Children for Jesus (Margaret Coote Brown)
• The world gets smaller every day (Staci Peters; Betsy Jensen)
• The world has been handling the bone of contention (William Willes)
• The World Has Need of Willing Men (Will L. Thompson)
• The world has need of willing men, Who wear the (Will L. Thompson)
• The world has so many voices (David J. Conway)
• The World is Beautiful to Me (Anna Rosdahl)
• The world is crumbling at our feet (Nik Day)
• The World is Full of Beauty (M. W. Hackleton)
• The World Is Full of Stories (Alan Gaunt)
• The World Is Like a Garden
• The World Is Never Without Light (Max V. Exner)
• The World Is Not So Bad
• The World Is So Big (Beverly Searle Spencer)
• The world is so big and, oh, so round (Beverly Searle Spencer)
• The world is so full of a number of things (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The world is so full of a number of things, I’m sure we (Robert Louis Stevenson)
• The World Is So Lovely (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The world is so lovely! I’m glad as can be (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The world is so lovely. I’m glad as can be that I (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The world is so lovely I’m glad as can be That I can be here (Moiselle Renstrom)
• The world is such a happy place (Gabriel Steoun)
• The world is such a happy place, That children (Gabriel Steoun)
• The World Is Suffering (María Antonieta Torres)
• The world is very evil (John Mason Neale; Bernard of Cluny)
• The world is very strange and white
• The world is very strange and white; It’s beautiful to see:
• The world looks very lonely now (E. S. Davenport)
• The world may change from old to new (Sarah F. Adams)
• The world may change from old to new, From new to old again (Sarah F. Adams)
• The world moves so fast (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
• The World Needs a Friend Like Jesus (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The world needs the Gospel of Love, for its joy (Alfred H. Ackley)
• The world’s aflame—aflame with lust and greed! (Elsie F. Parton)
• The world’s a very happy place, Where (Gabriel Setoun)
• The world’s favorite idols (Joseph H. Ward)
• The world’s in constant motion (Ashley Flake)
• The World’s Jubilee (Eliza R. Snow)
• The World’s Music (Gabriel Setoun)
• The World’s Music (Gabriel Steoun)
• The World Song (Gavin Ewart)
• The world waits for a miracle (Paul Duncan; Paul Brendon Mabury; Lauren Daigle)
• The World Was Waiting (Tamara S. Hann)
• The World-wide Church (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
• The world will be blessed by and by (J. J. Stafford)
• The World-wise Church (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
• The Worship Service Should Be Joyful (Martin Gotthard Schneider)
• The Worth of Souls
• The Wraggle-Taggle Gipsies (Traditional)
• The Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies (Traditional)
• The Wrestling Match (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
• The Wrinkled Brow of Time (Orson F. Whitney)
• They All Call It Canada (Freddy Grant)
• They All Came Running (Arlene L. Buffington)
• They All Love Jack (F. E. Weatherly)
• They are idols of hearts and of households (Charles Dickens)
• They are not lost, my friend, these hours of service spent (J. A. Ferris)
• They are soldiers true, They march
• They are stacking the sheaves of the yellow wheat (Sarah C. Woolsey)
• They are the brothers of the wind, The pilots (Eleanor Graham)
• They Asked, “Who’s My Neighbor?” (Jan Wesson)
• They asked, “Who’s my neighbor and whom should I love (Jan Wesson)
• They bound the hands of Jesus (Ray Overholt)
• They bound the hands of Jesus in the garden (Ray Overholt)
• They buried loved ones in the sea (Marlene Summers Merkling)
• They called her an Outcast, whom no man desired (Arlene L. Buffington)
• They call me singin’ Johnny; Yo ho (American sea chantey)
• They call me Singin’ Johnny, Yo-ho, yo-ho! (American sea chantey)
• They call them Pussy Willows (Margaret Widdemer)
• They came to Jesus (Sally DeFord)
• They came unsung—no herald marked their way (Merling D. Clyde)
• They Can’t Burn The Flag On Zion’s Mountain (Arlene L. Buffington)
• They Cast Their Nets (William A. Percy)
• They cast their nets in Galilee (William A. Percy)
• They come from beyond the northern seas (Mark H. Forscutt)
• They come from beyond the northern seas, From beyond the regions of ice (Mark H. Forscutt)
• They come, they come, they come, They come from beyond the northern seas (Mark H. Forscutt)
• They crossed the plains together (Dean Kaelin; Susan Kaelin; Kenneth Cope)
• They Crucified My Lord (African-American spiritual)
• They crucified my Lord, and he never said (African-American spiritual)
• They crucified my Savior (African-American spiritual)
• They crucified my Savior and nailed Him to the cross (African-American spiritual)
• They Cry Deluded Mormons (William Willes)
• They cry “deluded Mormons” in all the world around (William Willes)
• They Did Not Build in Vain (Alan Luff)
• They Don’t Know (Oba Bonner)
• The Year 1872 (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Year has come (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Year has come—the new, the op’ning Year (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Year Has Gone (Eliza R. Snow)
• The year is stepping out (Eliza R. Snow)
• The year is stepping out, regardless of (Eliza R. Snow)
• The Year of Jubilo (David Stevens)
• The Year of Jubilo (David Stevens)
• The Years (Adam J. Keck)
• The Year’s at the Spring (Robert Browning)
• The year’s at the spring, And day’s (Robert Browning)
• The year’s at the spring, And day’s at the morn (Robert Browning)
• The year’s at the spring, the day’s (Robert Browning)
• The years go by, the weeks and days (R. G. Sartwell)
• The Yellow Sheepskin (Welsh folk song)
• They Forget Their God (Vicente Poot P.)
• They get together on the weekends (Nik Day)
• They Have All Gone Astray (Evan Stephens)
• They have gone, they have gone, new privations to share (Eliza R. Snow)
• They Have Passed Hence, But They’re Not Lost Forever (Karl Victor Bettermann)
• They have taken away my Lord (John Stainer)
• They have taken away my Lord, and I know not (John Stainer)
• They heard a voice, a voice so mild (James E. Faust; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• They heard His voice (James E. Faust; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• They heard His voice (Sally DeFord)
• They heard His voice, a voice so mild (James E. Faust; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• They journeyed far, a weary pair (Shawna Belt Edwards)
• They knelt at his feat in mockery (Leah S. Martin)
• They Knew Not (Biloine Whiting Young)
• They laid their hands upon my head (Nik Day; Otavio Tobias)
• They lay before me on the floor (Mary C. Martineau)
• They Led My Lord Away (Spiritual)
• They led my Lord away, away, away (Spiritual)
• They led to Bethany (L. E. C.)
• They left their homes and loved ones (Bessie Law)
• They left their homes (they left their homes) (Nina Folsom Moss)
• They’ll Know We Are Christians (Peter Scholtes)
• They’ll Know We Are Christians by Our Love (Peter Scholtes)
• They’ll Never Know
• They may sing of their shady, fragrant bowers (Evan Stephens)
• They Never Saw It Coming (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Yodel from Emmett’s “Lullaby”
• The Yoke (Toni Thomas)
• The Young Engineer (May Morgan)
• The younger son
• The young folk and old folk (Folk tune)
• The young folk and old folk were tripping around (Folk tune)
• The young folks and old folks were dancing around (Folk tune)
• The Young Jasons (Frederick Manley)
• The Young Lamanite (D. Virgil Haws)
• The young man descended the stairs to the deep (Arlene L. Buffington)
• The Young Man Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn (Traditional)
• The Young Musician (German folk song)
• The Young Robins (Anon.)
• The Young Voyageur (John Andrews)
• The Youth Battalion (Eric Malizia)
• The Youth Follow Christ (Eduardo Balderas)
• The youth of each land for their father-land stand (J. H. Ward)
• The youth of each land for their fatherland stand (J. H. Ward)
• They’re Arguing Still (Cuban folk song)
• They’re gath’ring homeward from ev’ry land (Mary Leslie)
• They’re skating, they’re skating—Oh, who
• They sat at meat, their souls in pain (Bruce R. McConkie)
• They say, and you’ve heard (Ben Truman; Chad Truman; Russ Dixon)
• They say he’s been brutally tortured (Gregory Reece)
• They say it’s raining “cats and dogs” (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• They Say, Life Has Scary Faces (Hans Rordam)
• They say that [name] he ain’t got no style (Anon.)
• They say that our chairman, he ain’t got no style (Anon.)
• They say that our S U P ain’t got no style (Anon.)
• They say that spooks are seen On ev’ry Halloween
• They say that the Trailbuilders
• They say that Tom Fiddler had only one cow (Norwegian folk song)
• They Say The Land Has Milk And Honey (Arlene L. Buffington)
• They Shall Be Filled with Light (Doctrine and Covenants 85:18 (RLDS))
• They spoke of the peace in her waxen old face (Estelle Webb Thomas)
• They stood beside me wide-eyed, nine and six (Ruth Louise Partridge)
• They stood in trembling silence near (Vida E. Smith)
• They Tell Me (Rhea B. Allen)
• They that trust in the Lord (Henry A. Tuckett)
• They, the Builders of the Nation (Ida Romney Alldredge)
• They the builders of the nation, Blazing trails along (Ida Romney Alldredge)
• They, the Builders of the Nations (Ida Romney Alldredge)
• They told me the dregs would be bitter (Eleanor Welch Schow)
• They told me when Jesus would come to my heart (Frederick W. Suffield)
• They traveled the rills (Sherry Summers)
• They traveled the rills and the rolling hills (Sherry Summers)
• The Yule Log Procession (Robert Herrick)
• They used to say she wasted time (Olive W. Burt)
• They’ve sung of heroes brave and strong (William Willes)
• They were an exile band (Joseph H. Ward)
• They were an exile band, without a home to rest (Joseph H. Ward)
• They were called to distand lands (Barry Gibbons)
• They were [gathered] in an [the] upper chamber (Charlie Tillman)
• They were summon’d from the hillside (Lena Guilbert Ford)
• They who know the Savior shall in him be strong (Lelia N. Morris)
• They who seek their Father’s face (Joel H. Johnson)
• They who seek the throne of grace (Oliver Holden)
• They who sing together, Work together
• They who toil are now reposing; Work is done (N. Alterman)
• They who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength
• They Will Not Doubt Their Mothers Knew (Toni Thomas)
• The Zebra Dun (Cowboy ballad)
• The Zioneer Song
• The Zion of God (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• The Zoo (Florence C. Fox)
• The Zoo (Linn Moore Miller)
• The Zoo (Alys E. Bentley)
• The Zulu Warrior (Zulu folk song)
• Thick clouds and darkness dim the sky (William Willes)
• Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old (Edward Hayes Plumptre)
• Thine attributes, O, Lord, what mortal scan
• Thine Be the Glory (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine be the glory, risen, conqu’ring Son (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine ear, O Father, wilt thou lend (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thine ever precious word (Adam J. Keck)
• Thine for ever! God of love (Mary Fawler Maude)
• Thine Forever, God of Love (Mary Fawler Maude)
• Thine holy day’s returning (Ray Palmer)
• Thine holy day’s returning, Our hearts exult to see (Ray Palmer)
• Thine Is the Glory (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine is the glory, Risen, conq’ring Son; (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine is the glory, risen, conquering Son (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine is the glory, Risen, conqu’ring Son (Edmond L. Budry)
• Thine is the Kingdom
• Thine is the kingdom for ever and ever
• Thine opportunity is now. The future, veiled (Arthur B. Phillips)
• Thine own, O loving Saviour (Olof Olsson; Ernest Edwin Ryden; Frans Mikael Franzen)
• Thine the Amen (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Thine the Amen, Thine the Praise (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Thine the amen, thine the praise alleluias angels raise (Herbert F. Brokering)
• Things are slowly growing, growing, growing (Florence Broad)
• Things I Like (W. Otto Miessner)
• Things I’ve heard a thousand times (Tyler Castleton)
• Things That Never Return
• Things to Do (Barbara Berlet)
• Think About His Love (Walt Harrah)
• Think about His love, think about His goodness (Walt Harrah)
• Think a Sacred Song (Marlene Summers Merkling)
• Think a sacred song; the words will give you pow’r (Marlene Summers Merkling)
• Think Beautiful Things (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• Think gently of the erring! (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
• Think gently of the erring! Lord, let us not forget (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
• Think Gently of the Erring One (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
• Think gently of the erring one! Oh, let us not (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
• Think gently of the erring one; O let us not forget (Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney)
• Think, mighty God, on feeble man (Isaac Watts)
• Think, mighty God, on feeble man, How few his hours—how short his span! (Isaac Watts)
• Think not, When You Gather to Zion (Eliza R. Snow)
• Think Not, When You Gather to Zion (Eliza R. Snow)
• Think not when you gather to Zion, Your troubles (Eliza R. Snow)
• Think of His Goodness to You (R. C. Ward)
• Think of His Love for You (Alfred H. Ackley)
• Think of Me (Mary Queen of Scots)
• Think of me when at the altar of prayer (George W. Henry)
• Think of me when at the altar of prayer; Think thou of me—think thou of me (George W. Henry)
• Think of that joyful time (Suzanne Ostler Shippen)
• Think of that joyful time before the world began (Suzanne Ostler Shippen)
• Think when once that fog is lifted (W. A. Wexels)
• Think When Some Day (Sophie Valentine)
• Think when some day this earthly fog is lifted (Sophie Valentine)
• Think you our nation is improving? (Eliza R. Snow)
• Think you our nation is improving? Hush! (Eliza R. Snow)
• Th’ insatiate archer, Death, once more (Eliza R. Snow)
• Third Ring Song (Patty S. Hill)
• Third Symphony
• Th’ iron horse draweth nigh (John S. Davis)
• Thirsty (David Lundie)
• Thirsty Butterfly (Ella D. Watkins)
• Thirteenth Article of Faith (Joseph Smith Jr.)
• Thirty Days (Steven Kapp Perry)
• Thirty Pieces of Silver
• Thirty-three years is all He needed (Nicole Sheahan)
• This Body in the Grave We Lay (Michael Weisse; William M. Czamanske)
• This Child We Dedicate (Christoph Friedrich Neander)
• This child we dedicate to Thee (Christoph Friedrich Neander)
• This child we dedicate to thee, O, God of grace (Christoph Friedrich Neander)
• This child we dedicate to thee, O God of grace and purity! (Christoph Friedrich Neander)
• This church, whose rolls our names embrace (H. E. Depew)
• This Day (Edwin Hawkins)
• This day at thy creating word (William Walsham How)
• This day has been so long and drear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This day in answer to God’s call (Samuel Longfellow)
• This Day Is a Good Day, Lord (J. Frederic Voros Jr.)
• This Day Is Your Day (Rhea B. Allen)
• This day is your day, A day just made for you (Rhea B. Allen)
• This day, O Lord, we celebrate (Elizabeth Brooks)
• This day, O Lord, we celebrate our look’d for jubilee (Elizabeth Brooks)
• This day, on history’s brightest page (Eliza R. Snow)
• This day, on history’s brightest page, will live (Eliza R. Snow)
• This day we come before Thee Lord (Edward Hanham)
• This day we come before Thee Lord to sing thy (Edward Hanham)
• This Day Will A Nation Be Born (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This Do in Remembrance of Me (Helen E. Fromm)
• This do in remembrance of my body (Barbara W. Cramer)
• This earth defiled is too dark and drear (Annie Rebekah Smith)
• This earth defiled is too dark and drear, For the saints’ eternal home (Annie Rebekah Smith)
• This earth is where our Lord will reign (Parley P. Pratt)
• This earth shall be a blessed place (Parley P. Pratt)
• This Earth Shall Be a Blessed Place (Parley P. Pratt)
• This earth shall be a blessed place, To saints celestial given (Parley P. Pratt)
• This Earth was once (William W. Phelps)
• This Earth Was Once a Garden Place (William W. Phelps)
• This earth was once a garden place, With all (William W. Phelps)
• This earth was once a garden place, with all her glories common (William W. Phelps)
• This earth was once a glorious place (William W. Phelps)
• This Easter Morn (Douglas P. Reid)
• This eve, with half reluctant feet (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This Gentile land, this unholy generation (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This girl is slowly walking, is slowly
• This God is the God (Joseph Hart)
• This God is the God we adore (Joseph Hart)
• This God is the God we adore, Our faithful (Joseph Hart)
• This groaning earth is too dark and drear (Annie Rebekah Smith)
• This groaning earth is too dark and drear
• This Here Goat
• This Holy Child (Avanell D. Hancock)
• This Holy Covenant Was made (Sylvia Dunstan)
• This Hope Will Never Die (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This House We Dedicate to Thee (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• This house we dedicate to thee our God (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• This house we dedicate to thee, Our God, our (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• This ice box knows just when to run (Marian Major)
• This is a day, Lord (Jeffery Rowthorn)
• This Is a Day, Lord, Gladly Awaited (Jeffery Rowthorn)
• This Is a Day of New Beginnings (Brian Wren)
• This Is a Delicious Thing (Christian Palmer)
• This Is a Fence (Carrie B. Adams)
• This is a fence around the yard (Carrie B. Adams)
• This is an age of wonders (William Willes)
• This is a new being. If none had ever been born before (Vere Jameson)
• This is a purple bamboo flute, I will teach (Chinese folk song)
• This is a shout to the broken, the one (Tyler Castleton; McKay Crockett)
• This Is a Time to Remember (Bryan Jeffery Leech)
• This is a time to remember the greatness of the Lord (Bryan Jeffery Leech)
• This Is a Wonderful World (Hazel W. Lewis)
• This Is Christmas (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• This is Death (Susa Young Gates)
• This Is Easter (Ruth Hays)
• This Is God’s House (Louise M. Oglevee)
• This is God’s house, and he is here today (Louise M. Oglevee)
• This is God’s house and He is here to day (Louise M. Oglevee)
• This is God’s house and he is here today. He hears each (Louise M. Oglevee)
• This Is God’s Wondrous World (Maltbie D. Babcock)
• This Is Grace (Hilary Weeks; Tyler Castleton)
• This is His body given for you (Taizé Community; Robert J. Batastini; Stephen P. Starke)
• This Is Holy Ground (Christopher Beatty)
• This is holy ground, We’re standing (Christopher Beatty)
• This is holy ground; we’re standing on holy ground (Christopher Beatty)
• This is how, all through the night, little eyes were (Gertrude Walker)
• This Is How I Know (Sally DeFord)
• This Is Jesus (Leah S. Martin)
• This is like heaven to me (J. E. French)
• This is Mary’s birthday!
• This is Mary’s birthday! Happy Birthday to you!
• This Is Mother, Kind and Tender (Anon.)
• This is mother, kind and tender Loving all (Anon.)
• This is mother, kind and tender, loving all the (Anon.)
• This Is My Aim (J. Lester Lannin)
• This Is My Beloved (Holly Boyd)
• This is my beloved Son
• This Is My Beloved Son (Marvin K. Gardner)
• This Is My Book (Anon.)
• This is my commandment (S T Kimbrough Jr.)
• This Is My Commandment
• This is my commandment: Love one another
• This is My commandment, that ye love
• This is my commandment, that you love one another (S T Kimbrough Jr.)
• This is my country! I sing it with pride (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• This is my country, This is my land (Freddy Grant)
• This is my desire, to honor You (Reuben Morgan)
• This Is My Father’s World (Maltbie D. Babcock)
• This is my Father’s world, And to my listening ears (Maltbie D. Babcock)
• This is my Father’s world, and to my list’ning ears (Maltbie D. Babcock)
• This is my Flag, See how it waves; This is our Flag (Jennie C. Neal)
• This is my Flag, See how it waves; This is our Flag, See how (Jennie C. Neal)
• This is my home, my haven (Janice Kapp Perry)
• This Is My Song (Lloyd Stone)
• This Is My Song / Este es mi canto / Voici mon chant (Lloyd Stone)
• This is my song, O God of all the nations (Lloyd Stone)
• This is my song, O God of all the nations / Este es mi canto, oh Dios de las naciones / Voici mon chant, ô Dieu universel (Lloyd Stone)
• This is my story, this is my song (Fanny J. Crosby)
• This isn’t the job we intended to do (K. Rudyard)
• This Is Our Day (Audrey Stubbart)
• This Is Our Freedom (Paul Marino; Jeremy Johnson; Greg Nelson)
• This is our mother; This is our father
• This is our mother; This is our father; This is our brother
• This Is Our Prayer
• This is (Sally’s) birthday, birthday, birthday (William Dennis)
• This is Thanksgiving: To let no day go by without a prayer (Naomi Russell)
• This is the air I breathe (Marie Barnett)
• This Is the Christ (James E. Faust; Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• This Is the Day (Pablo D. Sosa)
• This Is the Day (Les Garrett)
• This Is the Day
• This Is the Day of the Lord (A Shepherd’s Sunday Song) (Ludwig Uhland)
• This is the day that gave me birth (Parley P. Pratt)
• This is the day that is famous in story (William Willes)
• This Is the Day the Lord Has Made (Isaac Watts)
• This is the day the Lord hath made (Isaac Watts)
• This is the day the Lord hath made (Charles Derry)
• This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• This is the day the Lord hath made, A day most holy (Charles Derry)
• This is the day the Lord hath made; A day most holy to his name (Charles Derry)
• This is the day the Lord hath made; He calls the hours His own (Isaac Watts)
• This is the day, This is the day (Les Garrett)
• This is the Day, This is the Day. Sacred
• This is the day, this is the day that the Lord has made (Les Garrett)
• This is the day when we meet to honor (Evan Stephens)
• This is the day when we meet to honor Those we revere and love (Evan Stephens)
• This is the day which the Lord hath made
• This is the do bell, do, do; This is the so bell
• This is the do bell, do, do: This is the sol bell
• This is the dolly that I love best; This is the way that she (Harriet L. Grove)
• This Is the Feast (John W. Arthur)
• This Is the Feast of Victory (John W. Arthur)
• This is the feast of victory for our God (John W. Arthur)
• This is the first and great command (William Roscoe)
• This is the first and great command,—To love thy God above (William Roscoe)
• This is the first time (Nik Day)
• This is the hour of banquet and of song (Horatius Bonar)
• This is the house of God (Mariénne Kreitlow)
• This Is the House of God (Berde Rooney)
• This is the house of God. Its walls reach out (Berde Rooney)
• This Is the House That Jack Built (Traditional)
• This is the house, This is the house (Traditional)
• This is the joyful feast of the people of God
• This is the land where Eden was (Anna Johnson)
• This is the land where Eden was, where Adam (Anna Johnson)
• This is the Lord’s House
• This is the mother so kind and so dear (Anon.)
• This is the motto we all would obey (Daniel E. Lorenz)
• This Is the Night (Peter Abélard; Richard Lyman Sturch)
• This is the night, dear friends, the night for weeping (Peter Abélard; Richard Lyman Sturch)
• This is the night we’ve waited for (Carol Graff Gunn)
• This is the night we’ve waited for; Always a treat (Carol Graff Gunn)
• This is the place (William A. Morton)
• “This is the Place” (Sylvia R. Grant)
• This Is the Place (Pioneer folk song)
• This Is the Place (Kurt Bestor; Sam Cardon)
• This Is the Place (Mark Nichols)
• This Is the Place (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• “This is the place for the Temple Square” (Albert Whipple Hadley)
• “This is the place”, the leader cried (Zella Jones Landon)
• This is the place we call home (Lucy Wright Snow)
• This is the roof of the house so good (Anon.)
• This is the season beloved of the year (Avon Allen Compton)
• This is the sound of a spider (Linda Sillitoe)
• This Is the Spirit’s Entry Now (Thomas E. Herbranson)
• This is the springtime of my life (Janice Kapp Perry)
• This Is the Threefold Truth (Fred Pratt Green)
• This is the threefold truth on which our faith depends (Fred Pratt Green)
• This Is the Time (R. G. Sartwell)
• This is the time for dreaming; Gently (M. Louise Baum)
• This Is the Time of Joy (Susanna Myers)
• This is the way I walk to Church
• This is the way that we form our ring (Patty S. Hill)
• This is the way the flowers sleep (Louise M. Oglevee)
• This is the way the rain comes down, Softly (Patty S. Hill)
• This is the way the snow comes down (Mary B. C. L. Slade)
• This is the way we clap our hands
• This is the way we march; This is the way
• This is the way we rake the leaves, rake the leaves
• This is the way we sing and dance
• This is the work we love the best
• This is the work we love the best, M. I. A. our M. I. A.
• This Is Thy Day (Daryl O. Smith)
• This is what the Spirit is saying to the churches
• This is where I belong (Nik Day; Kyle Thorn)
• This Is Your Land
• This Journey Thru The Wilderness (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This joyful Eastertide (George R. Woodward)
• This joyful Eastertide, away with sin and sorrow! (George R. Woodward)
• This Joy Will Not Go Out
• This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie)
• This land is your land, This land is my land (Woody Guthrie)
• This land was once a glorious place (William W. Phelps)
• This lazy soul of mine—I cannot give it rest (Russell Johnston)
• This Life (Nik Day; Nick Neel)
• This life gets a little bit messy (Nik Day; Kalaya Arne)
• This life has many varied scenes (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This life is a difficult riddle (Harry Clifton)
• This life is a garden where action and deed (Ida Scott Taylor)
• This life is but short and its pleasures are fleeting (Hugh Knough)
• This life is getting shorter (Clifford A. Burgess)
• This Little Fellow
• This little fellow is going to bed
• This Little Light of Mine (African-American spiritual)
• This little light of mine, if I shine (Janice Kapp Perry)
• This little light of mine, if I shine, shine, shine (Janice Kapp Perry)
• This little light of mine, I’m goin’a let it shine (African-American spiritual)
• This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine (African-American spiritual)
• This Little Light / This Joy I Have (African-American spiritual)
• This Little Music Light (African-American spiritual)
• This little music light of mine (African-American spiritual)
• This little music light of mine, I’m going to let (African-American spiritual)
• This Little Pig (Nursery rhyme)
• This little pig went to market, This little pig (Nursery rhyme)
• This month is such a special one, It’s birthday time (Charlene A. Newell)
• This month is such a special one; It’s birthday-time (Charlene A. Newell)
• This Monument of Faith (Jay Lawrence)
• This morn, as on my way I pass, I see (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This morning a bird came and sang (Velma Hanlin)
• This morning a bird came and sang this happy tune (Velma Hanlin)
• This morning, as I walked to school (Pearl Riggs Crouch)
• This morning, in silence (Parley P. Pratt)
• This morning, in silence, I ponder and morn (Parley P. Pratt)
• This morning in silence I ponder and mourn (Parley P. Pratt)
• This morning the garden is sunny (Mme. H. Renaudin)
• This morning the garden is sunny and fair (Mme. H. Renaudin)
• This morn I turn my footsteps back (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This Old Hammer
• This old hammer killed John Henry
• This Old Man (English folk song)
• This old man, he played one (English folk song)
• This old man, he played one, He played (English folk song)
• This old, sinful world around me (Waymon L. Burwell Sr.)
• This our sinful hearts require (Alison Blenkinsop)
• This person in the gaudy clothes (Rosemary Benét; Stephen Vincent Benét)
• This Poor Man Cried (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This poor man cried and God, He heard (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This Rosebud (María Antonieta Torres)
• This Sabbath day we meet to worship God above
• This Sabbath morn, while all is peace (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This Season (Tyler Castleton; Nik Day)
• This solemn pledge
• This solemn pledge the Scriptures give
• This Song (Julie de Azevedo)
• This table seats a fellowship, The family of God (Vere Jameson)
• This, this is Christ the King (William Chatterton Dix)
• This time of year we celebrate with lights (Maria A. Davis)
• This time of year we celebrate with lights, with song, in worship great (Maria A. Davis)
• This was the brave adventurer Upon (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• This was the trail the wagons made (Drucilla S. Howard)
• This We Can Do (Brian Wren)
• This we can do for justice and for peace (Brian Wren)
• This Wild World (English game)
• This world is changing (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• This world is moving rapidly (Arlene L. Buffington)
• This world is not so bad a world
• This world is one great battlefield (Charles A. Tindley)
• “This world is so pretty!” the little child lisps (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• This world was once a garden place (William W. Phelps)
• This World Will Be Blessed (S. Fillmore Bennett; James J. Stafford (adapter))
• This world will be blessed by and by (S. Fillmore Bennett; James J. Stafford (adapter))
• This world will be blessed bye and bye (S. Fillmore Bennett; James J. Stafford (adapter))
• This world will be blessed bye and bye; By our faith we can see it afar (S. Fillmore Bennett; James J. Stafford (adapter))
• This world with its pleasures, its gold and its treasures (Thomas P. Westendorf)
• This Your Inheritance (Pita Vī)
• Thixo Onothando (Xhosa hymn)
• Thixo onothando, ndimi phambi kwakho (Xhosa hymn)
• Tho’ deep’ning trials throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Tho’ dim the eyes that beamed so mild (Orson Pratt Huish)
• Tho’ I speak with the tongues of men and angels (Virgie Carrington DeWitty)
• Tho’ life’s changing values may vanish away (George H. Carr)
• Tho like pilgrims here we wander (John W. Peterson)
• Tho’ men may lay beneath the ground (Harvey S. Dille)
• Tho’ men may lay beneath the ground These forms we hold so dear (Harvey S. Dille)
• Tho’ nations rise, and men conspire (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• Tho’ now the nations sit beneath (Leonard Bacon)
• Tho’ other skies may be as bright (E. G. Nelson)
• Those Evening Bells (Thomas Moore)
• Those evening bells, those evening bells! (Thomas Moore)
• Those letters, faded, worn and pale (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Those Pals of Ours (Browne Greaton-Cole)
• Those Pioneers (Nina Folsom Moss)
• Those Three Blind Mice (Frederick Winthrop)
• Those tiny hands that cup my chin (Hattie M. Stephenson)
• Those Who Loved Me When a Boy (Evan Stephens)
• Those Who Place on God Reliance (Michael Morgan)
• Tho’ some may sing to pass the weary night along (Arthur Slater)
• Tho’ the angry surges roll (W. C. Martin)
• Tho’ the clouds may hover o’er us (Antonio L. Haskell)
• Tho’ the earth be bright with flowers (Christoph W. von Gluck)
• Tho the rain and sleet are falling
• Tho’ the way we journey may be often drear (Lewis E. Jones)
• Tho’ troubles assail us, and dangers affright (John Newton)
• Thou aged man! I bless thy hoary head (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou aged saint, can words avail (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou ancient, Thou free (Richard Dybeck)
• Thou Art Everywhere Before Us (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Thou art ev’rywhere before us (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Thou art gone to the grave (Reginald Heber)
• Thou art gone to the grave, but we will not deplore thee (Reginald Heber)
• Thou art gone to the grave; but we will not deplore thee, Though sorrows and darkness encompass the tomb (Reginald Heber)
• Thou Art My God (Timothy Max Johnson)
• Thou art my God, and I will praise thee (Timothy Max Johnson)
• Thou art my only thought, my very being
• Thou art, O God, my treasure here (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thou art, O God, the life and light (Thomas Moore)
• Thou art, O God, the life and light Of all this wondrous world we see (Thomas Moore)
• Thou art the King of Israel (Theodulph of Orleans)
• Thou art the King of Israel, Thou David’s royal Son (Theodulph of Orleans)
• Thou Art the Way (George W. Doane)
• Thou art the Way, to thee (George W. Doane)
• Thou art the way—to thee alone (George W. Doane)
• Thou art the Way; to thee alone (George W. Doane)
• Thou art the way—to thee alone From sin and death we flee (George W. Doane)
• Thou art welcome, O thou chosen (Rachael Robinson)
• Thou Art Worthy (Pauline Michael Mills)
• Thou Art Worthy, Great Jehovah (Karen Eagan)
• Thou art worthy, Thou art worthy (Pauline Michael Mills)
• Thou art worthy, thou art worthy, thou art worthy, O Lord (Pauline Michael Mills)
• Thou blossom bright with autumn dew (William Cullen Bryant)
• Thou, by heavenly hosts adored (Henry Harbaugh)
• Thou Chieftain in Zion! henceforward your name (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou Chieftain of Zion! henceforward thy name (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou Chieftan of Zion (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou Chieftan of Zion! henceforward thy name (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou City with a cherished name (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou, Creator of My Life
• Thou devious and ever winding stream! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thou didst give thyself for me (John Brownlie)
• Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne (Emily E. S. Elliott)
• Thou didst leave Thy throne and Thy kingly crown (Emily E. S. Elliott)
• Thou Dost Not Weep Alone (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou dost not weep to weep alone (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou dost not weep to weep alone; The broad (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou, earth, wast once a glorious sphere (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou, earth, wast once a glorious sphere Of noble (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou forest broad and sweeping
• Thou forest broad and sweeping, Fair work
• Thou fragile flower of the wild (Linda S. Fletcher)
• Though a boy I may appear (Daniel L. Carter)
• Though a boy I may appear, Yet a man (Daniel L. Carter)
• Though a boy I may appear, yet a man I soon will be (Daniel L. Carter)
• Though adversity may sweep our eathly (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Though all the fields are white (Frederick H. Martens)
• Though all the fields are white, And winter (Frederick H. Martens)
• Though Anxious and Disheartened (Barbara Howard)
• Though April showers may come your way (Buddy DeSylva)
• Though bitter cold the wintry night (Susanna Myers)
• Though clouds of sickness dim thy sky (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Though clouds of sickness dim thy sky, And waves of trouble roll (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Though cuts in the mountains (Jabez Woodward)
• Though dark clouds may gather around thee (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Though dark the path my feet may tread (Edgar Lewis)
• Though deepening trails throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though Deepening Trials (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deepening trials throng the way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deepening trials throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deepening trials throng your way, Press on (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deep’ning trails throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though Deep’ning Trials (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deep’ning trials throng the way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deep’ning trials throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deep’ning trials throng your way, Press (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though deep’ning trials throng your way, Press on, (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though each year makes you sweeter (Amy Kemp)
• Though Falsely Some Revile or Hate Me (Chi-pi Ni; Frank W. Price)
• Though far we’ve roamed from charming Wales (D. J. Evans)
• Though far you may wander away from the fold (Herbert Buffum)
• Though grievous and dark is the night (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Though grievous and dark is the night, While Satan rules human-kind (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Though heavy thy burden, my brother (Ermina Perkins Kearney)
• Though I am young I know the way (Susan Evans McCloud)
• Though I listen, baby dear, Not a bird note (Hoffman von Fallersleben)
• Though I May Speak (Hal H. Hopson)
• Though I May Speak with Bravest Fire (Hal H. Hopson)
• Though I’m now in younger days
• Though in the outward (John Newton)
• Though in the Outward Church Below (John Newton)
• Though in the outward Church below Both wheat (John Newton)
• Though I say not what I may not let you hear (Viktor Léon; Leo Stein)
• Though I should have better sense (Frederick H. Martens)
• Though many a tree stood tall and green (Ellen L. Jakeman)
• Though nations rise, and men conspire (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• Though now the nations sit beneath (Leonard Bacon)
• Though now the weight of darkness press (Toni Thomas)
• Though other skies may be as bright (E. G. Nelson)
• Though our way is dark before us (Naomi Kendall Bain)
• Though outward trials throng your way (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though outward trials throng your way, Press on, press on, ye saints of God! (Eliza R. Snow)
• Though pride may show some nobleness
• Though Satan will be bound (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Though Satan will be bound, While saints the earth possess (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Thought (Ethel Cooper)
• Though the angry surges roll (W. C. Martin)
• Though the Darkest Night (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
• Though the Galilee is raging (Anna M. Molgard)
• Though the Mountains May Fall (Daniel L. Schutte)
• Though the Spirit’s Gifts Are Many (David Gambrell)
• Though the stars beam as bright (Edward H. Anderson)
• Though the stars beam as bright that shine o’er us (Edward H. Anderson)
• Though the way we journey may be often drear (Lewis E. Jones)
• Though thy lord, thy companion, is laid in the dust (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thought I knew the limits (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
• Thought is but a radio flash, Tuned in the human brain (Ethel Cooper)
• Though troubles assail (John Newton)
• Though troubles assail, and dangers affright (John Newton)
• Though troubles assail us, and dangers affright (John Newton)
• Though troubles assail us, and dangers affright; Though friends should all fail us, and foes all unite (John Newton)
• Thoughts About Time (Donald Dale Dunn)
• Thoughts and Memories of a Summer Hour (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Thoughts of danger can never appall us
• Thoughts of Mother (Velma Brinkerhoff)
• Thoughts on visiting the Home of my Fathers (John Lyon)
• Though Utah blooms today with flow’rs (Ernest K. Bassett)
• Though years have passed since last my eyes beheld (Estelle Webb Thomas)
• Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Though youth and beauty long hath flown (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thou glorious orb! resplendent sun! (Hannah T. King)
• Thou God of hope, to thee we bow! (Psalter)
• Thou God of hope, to thee we bow! Thou art our Refuge in distress (Psalter)
• Thou Gracious God, Whose Mercy Lends (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
• Thou, gracious Lord, our Shepherd art (E. Oxenford)
• Thou great eternal of eternity! (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise (John of Damascus; John Mason Neale)
• Thou Hast Been Our Guide (Anon.)
• Thou hast been our Guide each year (Anon.)
• Thou hast built the glorious mountain (German song)
• Thou hast chosen wisely in days of thy youth (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Thou hast said, exalted Jesus (John E. Giles)
• Thou hast said, exalted Jesus, “Take thy cross and follow me” (John E. Giles)
• Thou Hidden Love of God (Paul Gerhardt)
• Thou hidden Love of God, whose height (Paul Gerhardt)
• Thou Hidden Source of Calm Repose (Charles Wesley)
• Thou knowest, Lord (Liturgical text)
• Thou knowest, Lord, the secrets of our hearts (Liturgical text)
• Thou Lamb of God, Thou Prince of Peace (Christian Friedrich Richter)
• Thou Lord of Hosts, whose guiding hand (Octavius Brooke Frothingham)
• Thou, Lord our relief (Charles Wesley)
• Thou Lord so wondrous strong, so wise
• Thou, Lord, through ev’ry changing scene (Philip Doddridge)
• Thou Lovely Tree
• Thou lovely tree, beautiful tree, Spreading
• Thou Lyon of the East (John Taylor)
• Thou Lyon of the East! I’ve heard thy roar (John Taylor)
• Thou Mighty to Save (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Thou much belov’d in Zion (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou much beloved in Zion (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou Must Be True Thyself (Horatius Bonar)
• Thou my ever-lasting portion (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Thou my everlasting portion (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Thou my everlasting portion, More than friend (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Thou, O Christ, my Lord and King (Charles A. Tindley)
• Thou of life the Fountain Head, By Thy hand
• Thou, O Lord, are a shield about me (Donn Thomas)
• Thou, o noble sons of Zion, be united work in (J. H. Davis)
• Thou prophet of the living God! (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thou representative of something great (John Lyon)
• Thou’rt Like unto a Flower (Heinrich Heine)
• Thou’rt like unto a flower, As fair (Heinrich Heine)
• Thou’rt like unto a flower, As fair, as pure (Heinrich Heine)
• Thousands are hastening toward the square (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Thou shalt have no gods but Me (Isaac Watts)
• Thou shalt have no gods but Me. Before no idols (Isaac Watts)
• Thou shalt have none other gods but Me (Isaac Watts)
• Thou shalt have no other God but me (Isaac Watts)
• Thou Shalt Love the Lord (Carol Biggs Daniels)
• Thou shalt love the Lord. Thou shalt love (Carol Biggs Daniels)
• Thou Shalt Love the Lord Thy God (Angie Shutt; Sharee Judkins; Judy Moss; Kendra Booher; Shannon Sampson; Diane Andersen Beck)
• Thou Shepherd of Israel, and mine (Charles Wesley)
• Thou slender, waving, graceful trees (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thou strong young Man of Galilee (Lloyde G. Strouse)
• Thou sweetest cherub, with thy bright dark eyes (Hannah T. King)
• Thou sweet gliding Cedron, by thy silver stream (Maria de Fleury)
• Thou sweet gliding Cedron, by thy silver stream, Our Savior at midnight, when Cynthia’s pale beam (Maria de Fleury)
• Thou that didst create the heavens and the earth (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thou thinkest, Lord, of me (Edward S. Lorenz)
• Thou, to whom the sick and dying (Godfrey Thring)
• Thou traitor (Amasa Lyman)
• Thou traitor, thy vow thou hast broken (Amasa Lyman)
• Thou, true and only God, lead’st forth (John Wesley)
• Thou, true and only God, lead’st forth Th’ immortal armies of the sky (John Wesley)
• Thou unforgotten one! My noble Sire! (Hannah T. King)
• Thou weird, mysterious woman (Belle Watson Anderson)
• Thou white, white rose! fair as the snows! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thou white-winged gull! Whene’er I hear (Annie D. Palmer)
• Thou who at Cana’s marriage feast (Horace L. Hastings)
• Thou who at Cana’s marriage feast Didst first thy wondrous glory show (Horace L. Hastings)
• Thou, who at thy first Eucharist pray (William Harry Turton)
• Thou, who canst guide the wand’ring star (George Gordon)
• Thou, who canst guide the wand’ring star Through trackless realms of ether’s space (George Gordon)
• Thou who didst for sinners die (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thou who dost my life prolong (John Fawcett)
• Thou who dost my life prolong, Kindly aid my morning song (John Fawcett)
• Thou Who Lovest Us as a Father (Georg Joachim Zollikofer)
• Thou who roll’st the year around (Ray Palmer)
• Thou who roll’st the year around, Crowned with mercies large and free (Ray Palmer)
• Thou, Whose Almighty Word (John Marriott)
• Thou Whose Purpose Is to Kindle (David Elton Trueblood)
• Thou, whose unmeasured temple stands (William Cullen Bryant)
• Thou wilt come no more, gentle Annie (Stephen C. Foster)
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace (Charles Lee Williams)
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
• Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace (Vivian Kretz)
• Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace (Isaiah 26:3)
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, thou wilt
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind (Vivian Kretz)
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Whose mind (Isaiah 26:3)
• Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is staid on thee (Charles Lee Williams)
• Thou wilt not cower in the dust, Maryland! (James R. Randall)
• Tho’ you have fallen on life’s way (Alfred H. Ackley)
• Tho’ your heart may be heavy with sorrow and care (Ina Duley Ogdon)
• Tho’ your sins be as scarlet (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Three Apples (Spanish folk song)
• Three Balls (Anon.)
• Three Blind Mice (Traditional English)
• Three blind mice, Three blind mice (Traditional English)
• Three blind mice, three blind mice, See (Traditional English)
• Three blind mice, Three blind mice, See how they run (Traditional English)
• Three Cheers for Our Carry-On Member
• Three Cheers for Pioneers! (Carol Marineau Stoddard)
• Three cunning little kittens Were playing (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Three Days in the Life of Columbus
• Three Dukes
• Three Evening Shadows (Isabel R. Johnson)
• Three Farmers Went A-Hunting (American folk song)
• Three farmers went a-hunting, and the first (American folk song)
• Three Fishers Went Sailing (C. Kingsley)
• Three fishers went sailing out into the west (C. Kingsley)
• Three Flowers (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Threefold (Danish tune)
• Threefold Amen (Oliver Houston Jr.)
• Three-fold Amen (Danish tune)
• Threefold Amen (Danish tune)
• Threefold Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Threefold Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Threefold Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Threefold Amen (John Stainer)
• Threefold Amen (W. Lawrence Curry)
• Threefold Amen (Mary L. Young)
• Threefold Amen
• Three Gifts (La Verne Jensen Stallings)
• Three Guesses (David Lundie)
• Three hundred and sixty-five days we run (Margaret Case)
• Three jolly gentlemen, In coats of red (Walter de la Mare)
• Three Jolly Sailors (Old game song)
• Three Kings of Orient (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
• Three Ladies (American folk song)
• Three lessons I would truly teach
• Three lessons I would truly teach, And write them with a burning pen
• Three little boys playing under a tree (French song)
• Three Little Ducks
• Three little ducks that I once knew
• Three little elves sailed away by themselves (Ruth Dixon)
• Three little flowers before me smile (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Three Little Gentlemen (French folk song)
• Three Little Kittens (Mother Goose)
• Three Little Kittens (Traditional)
• Three little kittens they lost their mittens (Mother Goose)
• Three Little Maids (W. S. Gilbert)
• Three little maids from school are we (W. S. Gilbert)
• Three little rabbits were eating their lunch (Anon.)
• Three little rules we all should keep (Stella George Stern)
• Three little stockings Hung in a row (Agnes Choate Wonson)
• Three Little Tailors
• Three little tailors, Dancing in a lantern
• Three Little Witches (Marjorie Barrows)
• Three little witches pranced in the garden (Marjorie Barrows)
• Three little words you often see
• Three Pirates (English ballad)
• Three pirates came to London Town (English ballad)
• Three pirates came to London Town, Yo ho! (English ballad)
• Three Ponies (Danish folk song)
• Three Roses (German folk song)
• Three Rousing Cheers (German song)
• Three rousing cheers, three rousing cheers (German song)
• Three Rules (Stella George Stern)
• Three Score and Ten (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Three Sneezes (French song)
• Three Things I Promise (Brian Wren)
• Three things I promise, Holy God (Brian Wren)
• Three times around went the gallant ship
• Three White Doves (Italian folk song)
• Three white doves went seaward flying (Italian folk song)
• Three whole nights I’ve lain awake (Costa Rican song)
• Three Wood Pigeons (American folk song)
• Three wood pigeons, three wood pigeons (American folk song)
• Three Years Old (Emilie Poulsson)
• Thrice welcome, herald of eternal Truth! (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thriller (Rod Temperton)
• Thro’ long ages of the past (French carol)
• Thro’ Lorraine I took my way In my wooden (Katharine Whitmore)
• Thrones, Kingdoms, Dominions and all Institutions (Eliza R. Snow)
• Thrones may fall and crumble (Haldor Lillenas)
• Thro’ night and weary day Sadly Hilda (German song)
• Thro’ the day, thro’ the night Like a stream (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Thro’ the day thy love has spar’d us (Thomas Kelly)
• Thro’ the Day Thy Love has Spared Us (Thomas Kelly)
• Thro’ the field I went a-whistling loud and clear (M. Louise Baum)
• Thro’ the great wide ballroom of the sky
• Thro’ the leaves the night winds moving (Ludwig Rellstab)
• Thro’ the Love of Christ Our Savior (Mary Bowley Peters; Matthew S. Smith)
• Thro’ the mist of years I can seem to see (William C. Poole)
• Thro’ the night, with gentle sighing (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• Thro’ the purple hues of night Shines (Maurice Talbot)
• Thro’ the shining gate, Where the angels wait (Katharine E. Purvis)
• Thro’ the tinted twilight calling, Vesper (Charles Harvey)
• Through All in the World Below
• Through all the changing scenes of life (Nahum Tate)
• Through all the ev’ryday confusion (Kevin Kelly; Sonja Eddings Brown)
• Through all the land the home fires gleam (Eleanor B. Thomas)
• Through all the lofty sky (Thomas Gibbons)
• Through all the lofty sky, Through all th’ inferior ground (Thomas Gibbons)
• Through all the night in visions bright (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Through all the various shifting scene (Samuel Collett)
• Through All the World a Hungry Christ (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Through all the world below
• Through all this day I’ve had sweet dreams (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Through a misty veil I almost see you (Boyd A. Waite)
• Through Another’s Eyes (Julie de Azevedo)
• Through a prayer or through a song (Arlen L. Card)
• Through a still small voice (Merrill Bradshaw)
• Through a still small voice, the Spirit speaks (Merrill Bradshaw)
• Through a still small voice the spirit speaks to me (Merrill Bradshaw)
• Through Christ Find Peace and Rest (Jo Ellen Fankhauser; Daniel Carter)
• Through cities, towns, and countries (Laura)
• Through every age, eternal God (Isaac Watts)
• Through every storm that surrounds me (Myshaan Komene; Connor Austin)
• Through ev’ry strange and shifting scene (Samuel Collett)
• Through ev’ry strange and shifting scene Of life’s mistaken ill or good (Samuel Collett)
• Through eyes of faith (Martin L. Green)
• Through His Suff’ring (Marilyn L. Huefner)
• Through His Suff’ring Jesus Christ Made Me a Part of Him (Marilyn L. Huefner)
• Through ice and snow The violets grow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Through It All (Andraé Crouch)
• Through It All (Andraé Crouch)
• Through it all, Through it all (Andraé Crouch)
• Through, it all, Through it all (Andraé Crouch)
• Through Jesus’ Blood and Merit (Simon Dach)
• Through life’s long day and death’s dark night (Frederick William Faber)
• Through long ages of the past (French carol)
• Through mountains and valleys I travelled (William R. Fisher)
• Through my hills and valleys (Nik Day)
• Through night, His still song has found His own (Joan Oviatt)
• Through north and south and east and west (Percy Dearmer)
• Through our God we shall do valiantly (Dale Garratt)
• Throughout the deep stillness of midnight (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Throughout the mountains (Joseph G. Fones)
• Throughout the mountains, Father, we (Joseph G. Fones)
• Throughout These Lenten Days and Nights (James Gertmenian)
• Throughout these mountains, Father, we (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Throughout these mountains, Father, we In groups (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Throughout this congregation, Lord (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Through Struggle to Victory (Richard T. Haag)
• Through the Air (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Through the air, light and free (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Through the Blood (Dale Mathews; Ed Kee)
• Through the city, through the city, Still (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Through the dainty drops of dew, Shine (M. J. H.)
• Through the darkness gleaming Lights (Arabian folk song)
• Through the darkness I can see (Stanley J. Hainsworth)
• Through the Darkness of the Ages (Hilary Jolly)
• Through the day thy love has spar’d us (Thomas Kelly)
• Through the day thy love has spared us (Thomas Kelly)
• Through the day Thy love has spared us (Thomas Kelly)
• Through the drowsy summer evening (Traditional song)
• Through the fog it’s hard to see the horizon (Michael Webb)
• Through The Furnace (Horace L. Hastings)
• Through the furnace, through the heat (Horace L. Hastings)
• Through the furnace, through the heat, There beneath the hammer’s beat (Horace L. Hastings)
• Through the garden where I sat And into the house (Ilo Orleans)
• Through the gloaming chilly (Samuel Minturn Peck)
• Through the golden fields of harvest (R. C. Evans)
• Through the gorges grand and gloomy (E. Z. C. Judson Sr.)
• Through the green fields alone I love to stray (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Through the leaves the night-winds moving
• Through the lonely forest tracks Goes (Luther Wilde)
• Through the long dark I watch and wake (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Through the long unnumber’d ages (Theodore E. Curtis)
• Through the Looking Glass (Verda Mae Christensen)
• Through the lovely Provo canyon (Mark Nichols)
• Through the love of Christ our Savior (Isaac Watts)
• Through the love of Christ our Savior, All will be well! (Isaac Watts)
• Through the mist, the withered leaves (Ruth Benson Lehenbauer)
• Through the moonlit woodland sounding (Rose Fyleman)
• Through the moon’s pale shimmer, Little (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Through the Night of Doubt and Sorrow (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• Through the night with lantern glow (Beatrice Wadhams)
• Through the portals the gate keeper walks (Elaine Harmston)
• Through the Red Sea (Ronald A. Knox)
• Through the Red Sea brought at last (Ronald A. Knox)
• Through the rosy gates of summer (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• Through the Sierras of Chiapas Hardy herdsmen (José Muñoz Cota)
• Through the trees the autumn winds are blowing (Stella H. Seed)
• Through time’s immortal endless stay (Russell M. Nelson)
• Through Your Eyes (James Hollister; Brett Raymond)
• Throw it Out the Window (Anon.)
• Throw me some hope, I’m adrift (Greg Simpson; Barry Gibbons)
• Throw Out the Life-Line (Edward S. Ufford)
• Throw out the life line across the dark wave (Edward S. Ufford)
• Throw out the Life-Line across the dark wave (Edward S. Ufford)
• Thru long ages of the past / Depuis plus de quatre mille ans (French carol)
• Thrushes
• Thrush Song (Clinton Scollard)
• Thru the darkness now I wander With a lantern (Chilean folk song)
• Thru the night to a brighter tomorrow (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Thru The Stormy Seasons (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Thuma Mina (South African song)
• Thuma mina / Send me, Jesus (South African song)
• Thuma mina. Thuma mina (South African song)
• Thuma mina, Thuma mina / Jesus, send me. Jesus, Send me (South African song)
• Thuma mina, thuma mina / Send me, Jesus, send me Jesus (South African song)
• Thumbkin says “I’ll dance”
• Thumbkin says “I’ll dance” Thumbkin says “I’ll sing.”
• “Thumbs in the thumb-place, Fingers all together!” (Mary Louise Allen)
• Thumpity Drum (Sarah T. Barrows)
• Thumpity, thumpity, thumpity, thump! (Sarah T. Barrows)
• Thus ends the life
• Thus ends the life of this dear youth
• Thus Long to Live (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Thus spake the mother fish: “My children” (P. McArthur)
• Thus the iron hand of death
• Thus was the great Redeemer plung’d (Joseph Stennett)
• Thus was the great Redeemer plunged (Joseph Stennett)
• Thus was the great Redeemer plunged In Jordan’s swelling flood (Joseph Stennett)
• Thut mir auf die schöne Pforte (Benjamin Schmolck)
• THX / 20th Century Fox Fanfare (James Andy Moorer; Alfred Newman)
• THX Deep Note (James Andy Moorer)
• Thy beautiful garments, O Zion! assume
• Thy beautiful garments, O Zion! assume, The day-star hath risen, thy path to illume
• Thy Body, Given for Me, O Savior (Freidrich Christian Heyder)
• Thy body, giv’n for me, O Savior (Freidrich Christian Heyder)
• Thy bountiful hand, dearest Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thy broken body, gracious Lord! (Cranmer’s Collection)
• Thy broken body, gracious Lord! Is tokened in this broken bread (Cranmer’s Collection)
• Thy Care to the Winds thus I blow
• Thy chosen temple, Lord, how fair! (Harriet Auber)
• Thy chosen temple, Lord, how fair! Where willing vot’ries throng (Harriet Auber)
• Thy Deliverance (Jaylyne C. Reynolds)
• Thy gift to me, great Prince of Bethlehem? (Alberta Huish Christensen)
• Thy goodness, Lord, how great! (John Needham)
• Thy goodness, Lord, I will proclaim (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thy hand, O God, has guided (Edward Hayes Plumptre)
• Thy holy day returning (Ray Palmer)
• Thy Holy House (Janice Kapp Perry)
• Thy Holy Name (Ruth Ellsworth)
• Thy Holy Spirit, Lord, Alone (Henrietta E. Blair)
• Thy Holy Temple (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Thy Holy Wings (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• Thy Holy Wings, O Savior (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• Thy Holy Word (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Thy Home in Fair Provence (Francesco Maria Piave)
• Thy Home Is with the Humble, Lord (Frederick W. Faber)
• Thy Kingdom Come (Ray Alston)
• Thy Kingdom Come (Joseph G. Fones; Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Thy Kingdom Come (Frances R. Havergal)
• Thy kingdom come! O Father, hear our prayer (Margaret Rebecca Seebach)
• Thy kingdom come, O God (Lewis Hensley)
• Thy Kingdom Come, O Lord (Frederick L. Hosmer)
• Thy kingdom come! on bended knee (Frederick Lucian Hosmer)
• Thy kingdom come! thus day by day
• Thy knowledge is great, Lord, thy rule is supreme (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Thy life was given for me (Frances R. Havergal)
• Thy Life Was Giv’n for Me (Frances R. Havergal)
• Thy “Lines” are sweet—their music fans (John S. Davis)
• Thy little ones, dear Lord, are we (Hans A. Brorson)
• Thy Love, O God (Albert F. Bayly)
• Thy love, O God, has all the world created (Albert F. Bayly)
• Thy Loving Kindness (Hugh Mitchell)
• Thy loving kindness is better than life (Hugh Mitchell)
• Thy Mercies, Lord
• Thy mercies, Lord, shall be my song
• Thy Mercy and Thy Truth, O Lord
• Thy mercy, my God, is the theme of my song (John Stocker)
• Thy name, Almighty Lord (Isaac Watts)
• Thy name, Almighty Lord, Shall sound through distant lands (Isaac Watts)
• Thy parent hand, thy forming skill (John Wesley)
• Thy parent hand, thy forming skill, Firm fixed this universal chain (John Wesley)
• Thy path, like most by mortals trod (Bernard Barton)
• Thy path, like most by mortals trod, Will have its thorns and flowers (Bernard Barton)
• Thy Peace For Us (E. T.)
• Thy people, O Lord, are weary and sad
• Thy people trust in Thee, O Lord (John Lyon)
• Thy people when oppressed, O Lord (John Lyon)
• Thy people, when oppressed, O Lord, still hope and (John Lyon)
• Thy pleasant vales, dear Utah (S. C. Watson)
• Thy pleasant vales, dear Utah, How dear are they (S. C. Watson)
• Thy promise Lord is now secured (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• Thy promise Lord is now secured, Thy law we’ve honored in its power (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
• Thy Savior Yet (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• Thy Servants Are Prepared (Marilyn McMeen Brown)
• Thy sky shall unfold, preparing His entrance (Dottie Rambo)
• Thy Spirit Came in Power (Roy D. A. Oakman)
• Thy Spirit, Lord, Has Stirred Our Souls (Frank I. Kooyman)
• Thy Spirit, Lord, has stirred our souls, And by its (Frank I. Kooyman)
• Thy Strong Word (Martin H. Franzmann)
• Thy strong word did cleave the darkness (Martin H. Franzmann)
• Thy temple shines with heav’nly light (Marvin K. Gardner)
• Thy throne eternal ages stood (Isaac Watts)
• Thy throne eternal ages stood, Ere earth or heaven was made (Isaac Watts)
• Thy way not mine Oh Lord (Horatius Bonar)
• Thy way not mine Oh Lord, However dark it be (Horatius Bonar)
• Thy Way, O Lord (Nina Jackson)
• Thy way, O Lord, not mine (Nina Jackson)
• Thy ways, O Lord, with wise design (Ambrose Searle)
• Thy ways, O Lord, with wise design, Are framed upon thy throne above (Ambrose Searle)
• Thy will be done (T. C. Hoyt)
• Thy Will Be Done (Charlotte Elliott)
• Thy Will Be Done (Nik Day; Kyle Vorkink)
• Thy Will Be Done (Nellie R. Young)
• Thy Will, O Lord, Be Done (Frank I. Kooyman)
• Thy Will, O Lord, Be Done (Frank I. Kooyman)
• Thy Word (Amy Grant)
• Thy word have I hid in mine heart (Psalm 119:11–12; E. D. Beale)
• Thy Word Have I Hid in My Heart (Ernest O. Sellers)
• Thy Word Is a Lamp (Amy Grant)
• Thy Word Is a Lamp (Psalm 119:105 (Dios Habla Hoy); Carmelia de la Paz)
• Thy Word is a lamp to my feet (Ernest O. Sellers)
• Thy Word is a lamp to my feet, A light to my path alway (Ernest O. Sellers)
• Thy Word Is a Lamp unto My Feet (Amy Grant)
• Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet (Janice Kapp Perry)
• Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light (Amy Grant)
• Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path (Amy Grant)
• Thy Word is Like a Garden (Edwin Hodder)
• Thy Word is Like a Garden, Lord (Edwin Hodder)
• Thy Word is like a garden, Lord, With flowers (Edwin Hodder)
• Thy word, O God, declareth (Alfred Ramsey; Johann Walther)
• Thy word, O Lord, like gentle dews (Carl Bernhard Garve)
• Thy word, O my God, I delight to peruse
• Thy word through Joseph sent (Joel H. Johnson)
• Thy Work, O God, Needs Many Hands (Calvin W. Laufer)
• Thy Works, Not Mine, O Christ (Horatius Bonar)
• Tibbie Dunbar (Robert Burns)
• Tick-a-lock rock-a-bye (Judson Jerome)
• Tick-a-lock rock-a-bye chopper-chin (Judson Jerome)
• Tick-a, Tack-a, Tee (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• Tick, The Clock Says (Frances K. Taylor)
• Tick-Tock
• Tick-Tock
• Tick Tock (Julia Colton Willard)
• Tick Tock
• Tick Tock
• Tick, Tock (R. A. Minter)
• “Tick-tock! Tick-tock!” (L. Frank Baum)
• Tick-tock! Tick-tock! Amy, Jamie, Jo and Jock (Emilie Poulsson)
• “Tick-tock! Tick-tock!” Don’t you hear (L. Frank Baum)
• Tick tock, tick tock, Do you hear me striking
• Tick-tock, tick-tock, hear the pendulum
• Tick-tock, tick-tock, hear the pendulum in the
• Tick tock, tick tock, Merrily sings the clock
• “Tick tock, tick tock,” says the big clock (Adeline Denham McCall)
• Tick tock, tick tock, Says the clock (J. Spencer Cornwall)
• “Tick, tock, tick, tock,” sings the clock (R. A. Minter)
• “Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock” says the clock (Julia Colton Willard)
• (Tick-tock, tick-tock, tick-tock, tic) A clock in the kitchen (Mabel E. Bray)
• Tick tock. tick tock, Time to get out of bed
• Tick-tock, tick-tock, What’s the time o’ day
• Tico-Tico no Fubá (Zequinha de Abreu)
• Tictì Tictà (Italian song)
• Tiden er nær, da Messias vil komme (Carl C. A. Christensen)
• Tidens Fyldes Husholdning oprettes (J. J. M. Bohn)
• Tidings of a living fountain (Joel H. Johnson)
• Tie a Little String (Seymour Simons; Anon. (adapter))
• Tie a little string around your finger (Seymour Simons; Anon. (adapter))
• Tie a little string around your finger, Lambda Delt (Seymour Simons; Anon. (adapter))
• Tiedän paikan armahan (Konstantin Raitio)
• Tigers, tigers, Run away Little Boy Timbo (Moiselle Renstrom)
• ’Til Earth Is Good Again (James Curry)
• Tiliseb, tiliseb aisakell (Julius Oengo)
• Til Kamp, til Kamp for Zions Stad (Peter O. Thomassen)
• Till All the Jails Are Empty (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
• Til Lammets Bryllup Jorden nu indbydes (J. J. M. Bohn)
• Till He Come! (Edward H. Bickersteth)
• “Till he come”—oh, let the words (Edward H. Bickersteth)
• “Till he come!” Oh, let the words (Edward H. Bickersteth)
• “Till he come”—oh, let the words Linger on the trembling chords (Edward H. Bickersteth)
• Till the Morning (Carlton C. Buck)
• Till There Was You (Meredith Willson)
• Till the Victory’s Won (Susa Young Gates)
• Till We Gather Again (Stephen F. Key)
• Till we gather again, God be with you (Stephen F. Key)
• Till We Meet Again (Raymond B. Egan)
• Till We Meet Again (Raymond B. Egan)
• Till we meet as friends again (Alice Pinney)
• Till we meet, till we meet (Jeremiah E. Rankin)
• ’Til the Storm Passes By (Mosie Lister)
• Til vår kjære Primary (Olaf H. Vogeler)
• Til vor lille Gjerning ud (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
• ’Til We Meet Again (Raymond B. Egan)
• Timber Waste (Guiana folk song)
• Timbum zaz-traz!
• Time (Guy Richey Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
• Time (John Lyon)
• Time (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• Time and Change (Eliza R. Snow)
• Time and Season
• Time brought you to me (Madelyn Hosch)
• Time Enough (Berton Braley)
• Time for a rest, now put ev’rything away
• Time for a Story
• Time for dancing! Tune the fiddle! (Virginia Harrison)
• Time for Love
• Time for Lunch
• Time for Milk
• Time for Reading
• Time for Rest
• Time for school, I hear the bell a-ringing
• Time, in a tour of near six thousand years (Eliza R. Snow)
• Time, in its flight, hath brought the parting hour
• Time is a Tourist. Ever since the great (Eliza R. Snow)
• Time is filled with swift transition (Jennie Wilson)
• Time is strange. There is so much of it (Donald Dale Dunn)
• Time keeps passing by (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
• Time makes no pauses: Each incoming year (Eliza R. Snow)
• Time never stops or stands still (Beckee Davis)
• Time, Our time is wasting (Guy Richey Gibbons; Barry Gibbons)
• Time Out for a Song (Cecil Cowdrey)
• Time’s Garden
• Times without number have I prayed (Charles Wesley)
• Times without number have I prayed, “This only once forgive” (Charles Wesley)
• Time That Is Left (Mark Shultz; James Isaac Elliott)
• Time, the busy vendor, Hawks his wares (Louise Scott Wrigley)
• Time! time! there’s another brief portion has fled (Hannah T. King)
• Time to Clean Up (Betsy Green Moyer)
• Time to Get Up (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• Time to Sail On (Barbara Tanner; Lex de Azevedo)
• Time to Sing (Doris R. Fisher)
• Time to wake up, time to wake up (Dixie Linn Choque)
• Time was when in these mountain vales (Edwin F. Parry)
• Time with an arrow’s speed has gone (Eliza R. Snow)
• Timpanogos (Belle Watson Anderson)
• Tindrende stjerne (Laura Winther)
• Ting-a-ling-a-ling! Hello! Ting-a-ling-a-ling! (Marian Major)
• Ting-a-ling-a-ling, O ting-a-ling-a-ling!
• Ting-a-ling-a-ling, the bells are ringing (Bernice Randall Angelico)
• Ting-a-ling-a! Ring-a-ling-a! Hark! I hear (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Ting-a-ling-a, ting-a-ling-a; Bluebell ringing
• Ting-a-ling! Ting-a-ling! Hello! Hello!
• Ting! ring! the sleigh-bells jingle (Laura E. Richards)
• Ting! ting! tinkle ting! Tinkle ting-again (Emilie Poulsson)
• Ting-ting, tinkle, ting! Tinkle, ting again (Emilie Poulsson)
• Tink-A-Ta-Tink
• Tink-a-ta-tink, a-tink-a-tink-a-tink-a-ta-tink-a-too
• Tinkers’ Song (Harry B. Smith)
• Tinkle, tinkle, listen well! Like a fairy (Frank Dempster Sherman)
• Tin Soldiers and Pussy (Nina B. Hartford)
• Tiny Bells (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
• Tiny girl, Softest curls (Jeanni Gould)
• Tiny Green Hands (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tiny hand strike tiny chime! (Jacqueline Hanna McNair)
• Tiny Little Fishes (Rita S. Robinson)
• Tiny little fishes Swimming in a bowl (Rita S. Robinson)
• Tiny Little Snowflakes (Lucy Larcom)
• Tiny little snowflakes, In the air so high (Lucy Larcom)
• Tiny little sparrows, Please don’t fly away (Edna M. Shaw)
• Tiny little twinkling, sparkling fire flies
• Tiny pocket, so small, Far too small (Hungarian song)
• Tiny Voice (Lexi Walker; Anjanette Mickelsen; Stephen Nelson)
• Tiona nehenehe (Community of Christ)
• Ti-pi-tim (Maria Grever)
• Tippity, tippity, tap, tap, tap, The cobbler (George S. Applegarth)
• Tip, Tip, Tap
• Tip, tip, tap, the woodstick’s tapping
• Tiptoe
• Tiptoe softly up the stairs
• Tiptoe softly up the stairs; Then undress and say my prayers
• Tiptoe Song
• Tip-toe, tip-toe, hush, hark, hark! (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• Tip-toe, tip-toe, hush, hark, hark! You will hear (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• Tira lira li, it’s getting late (Adelheid Wette)
• Tired and Wriggly (Fern R. Thompson)
• Tired days and heartache (Ashley Hess)
• Tired Tim (Walter de la Mare)
• Tired with the burdens of the day (Isaac Watts)
• Tired with the burdens of the day, To God I raise an evening cry (Isaac Watts)
• Tiritomba (Neapolitan song)
• Tirra Lirra Loo (Ira Barton)
• “Tirra lirra loo, and a chee-chee-chee” (Ira Barton)
• ’Tis advertised in Boston, New York (Forecastle song)
• ’Tis advertised in Boston, New York and Buffalo (Forecastle song)
• ’Tis a garden, that fair Hawaiian island (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• ’Tis a gift to be simple (Joseph Brackett)
• ’Tis a glorious thing to be (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
• ’Tis a glorious thing to be, In the light (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
• ’Tis a glorious thing to be, In the light, in the light (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
• ’Tis a glor’ous thing to be (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
• ’Tis a lesson you should heed (T. H. Palmer)
• ’Tis a sad but true story, from the Bible it came
• ’Tis a shadowy region, where close in retreat (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis autumn here, and summer there (Adeline J. Haws)
• ’Tis bedtime for the doggy now. “Good-night” (Emilie Poulsson)
• ’Tis burning in my soul (Delia T. White)
• ’Tis But A Little Faded Flower (Ellen C. Howarth)
• ’Tis but a little faded flow’r (Ellen C. Howarth)
• ’Tis by the faith of joys to come (Isaac Watts)
• ’Tis by the faith of joys to come We walk through deserts dark as night (Isaac Watts)
• ’Tis children’s day; from heart to heart
• ’Tis Christmas Eve, and a freezing night (Susa Young Gates)
• ’Tis Christmas morn, I gaze o’er centuries dead (R. C. Evans)
• ’Tis consolation sweet, and strength’ning to (John Lyon)
• ’Tis darkness all! no star appears
• ’Tis down by the riverside A fair maid (English folk song)
• ’Tis early morn and thro’ the air there floats (Emmeline B. Wells)
• ’Tis Easter time now let us sing of Jesus Christ (Earl C. Hazelle)
• ’Tis Eventide (M. Lowrie Hofford)
• ’Tis faith prepares our hearts to see (Charles Derry)
• ’Tis faith prepares our hearts to see The many wrongs that we have done (Charles Derry)
• ’Tis faith prepares our heart to see (Charles Derry)
• ’Tis fine to see the Old World, and travel up and down (Henry Van Dyke)
• “’T is finished!”—so the Savior cried (Samuel Stennett)
• “’Tis finished!”—so the Savior cried (Samuel Stennett)
• “’T is finished!”—so the Savior cried, And meekly bowed his head, and died (Samuel Stennett)
• ’Tis Finished! The Messiah Dies (Charles Wesley)
• ’Tis for the Best (John Lyon)
• T is for turkey so crispy and brown (Amy McDonall)
• ’Tis God our Heavn’ly Father, Who makes (Patty S. Hill)
• ’Tis God’s kingdom: up and doing! Work, saints, work! (Hugh Knough)
• ’Tis God the Creator, Whose mercy hath given (John Bowring)
• ’Tis Good, Lord, to Be Here (Joseph A. Robinson)
• ’Tis good, O Lord, to meet (Joel H. Johnson)
• ’Tis good to live in Canaan (Lelia N. Morris)
• ’Tis hard to say farewell when fond hearts part! (John Lyon)
• ’Tis here we are pledging with heart and with hand
• ’Tis Inspiration’s precious thought (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Tis marvelous and wonderful (Lelia N. Morris)
• ’Tis meeting day, and we have met
• ’Tis merry, merry, merry, merry journeymen (Harry B. Smith)
• ’Tis Midnight (William B. Tappan)
• ’T is midnight; and on Olive’s brow (William B. Tappan)
• ’Tis midnight—and on Olive’s brow (William B. Tappan)
• ’Tis Midnight – and on Olive’s Brow (William B. Tappan)
• ’Tis Midnight, and on Olive’s Brow (William B. Tappan)
• ’T is midnight; and on Olive’s brow The star is dimmed that lately shone (William B. Tappan)
• ’T is midnight! and upon that bed (Hannah T. King)
• ’Tis midsummer time and the new-mown hay (Emmeline B. Wells)
• ’Tis moonlight on the sea, boys (F. Sarona)
• ’Tis Mother’s Day (George H. Durham)
• ’Tis music of exquisite sweetness (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Tis music’s self—how sweet to sing (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis my happiness below (William Cowper)
• ’Tis my happiness below Not to live without the cross (William Cowper)
• ’Tis my valley home, ’tis my valley home, ’tis my valley (Evan Stephens)
• ’Tis night on the mighty Pacific (R. C. Evans)
• ’Tis night; the winds are out, their wailing sounds (Willard Done)
• ’Tis not an orb, dispensing light (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis not for her to plough the deep (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis not for weary hands, dear Lord, I pray (Alberta Huish Christensen)
• ’Tis not genteel, they tell me now (Sarah E. Russell)
• ’Tis not the tribute of a sigh (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis now bright September, Our class (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• ’Tis nowhere as pleasant living (Swiss folk song)
• ’Tis Sabbath Day (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• ’Tis Sabbath day, and Sabbath school (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• ’Tis Sabbath day, and Sabbath school, and happy (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• ’Tis sad to part with those we dearly love (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis said that joy doth most illume the heart (Mary C. Francis)
• ’Tis said that once when earth was new, The Lord (Mary Hale Woolsey)
• ’Tis said that pure friendship is life’s luscious wine (Hannah T. King)
• ’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus (Louisa M. R. Stead)
• ’Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, just to take him (Louisa M. R. Stead)
• ’Tis Spring (Thelma Meyer)
• ’Tis Springtime (Jane B. Walters)
• ’Tis spring time, ’tis spring time (Jane B. Walters)
• ’Tis springtime, ’tis springtime, Cold winter (Jane B. Walters)
• ’Tis springtime, ’tis springtime, Cold winter is past (Jane B. Walters)
• ’Tis Spring! ’Tis Spring! A robin told me so (Thelma Meyer)
• ’Tis strangely odd, to think of some men’s choice (John Lyon)
• ’Tis strange to kneel in gratitude for loss (Alberta Huish Christensen)
• ’Tis strange to see how multiform dissents (John Lyon)
• ’Tis sultry hot, the summer sun (Ethel Allen Kilgore)
• ’Tis sweetest joy to work for those we love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Tis sweetest joy to work for those we love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Tis sweet, indeed, at break of day (David H. Smith)
• ’Tis sweet indeed, at break of day, To gather round our altar place (David H. Smith)
• ’Tis sweet, my God, to walk with thee (Joel H. Johnson)
• ’Tis sweet to be remembered By the friends (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Tis sweet to go, at break of day (Joel H. Johnson)
• ’Tis sweet to mingle voices (Andrew Dalrymple)
• ’Tis sweet to mingle voices where (Andrew Dalrymple)
• ’Tis sweet to mingle voices where God’s spirit (Andrew Dalrymple)
• ’Tis sweet to mingle voices where God’s spirit prompts the strain (Andrew Dalrymple)
• ’Tis Sweet to Sing the Matchless Love (George Manwaring)
• ’Tis sweet to sing the matchless love Of him (George Manwaring)
• ’Tis sweet to sing the matchless love Of Him who (George Manwaring)
• ’Tis the Blessed Hour of Prayer (Fanny J. Crosby)
• ’Tis the blessed hour of prayer when our hearts (Fanny J. Crosby)
• ’Tis the blessed hour of prayer when our hearts lowly bend (Fanny J. Crosby)
• ’Tis the blessed hour of pray’r, when our hearts lowly bend (Fanny J. Crosby)
• ’Tis the evening of Time, and it is not strange (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Tis the Gift to Be Simple (Joseph Brackett)
• ’Tis the gift to be simple, ’Tis the gift (Joseph Brackett)
• Tis the grandest theme thro’ the ages rung (William A. Ogden)
• ’Tis the grandest theme through the ages rung (William A. Ogden)
• ’Tis the grandest theme thru the ages rung (William A. Ogden)
• ’Tis the last greenback dollar left crumpled alone (Charles L. Walker)
• ’Tis the last rose of summer (Thomas Moore)
• ’Tis the last rose of summer, Left blooming (Thomas Moore)
• Tis the Lord! O wondrous story! (Benjamin R. Hanby)
• ’Tis the Manton de Manila That Madrileñas (Mexican folk song)
• ’Tis the Old Ship of Zion (African-American spiritual)
• ’Tis the old time religion (African-American spiritual)
• ’Tis the Ol’ Ship of Zion (African-American spiritual)
• Tis the promise of God full salvation to give (Philip P. Bliss)
• ’Tis the rain that is falling on the lehua (Alice Everett)
• ’Tis the voice of one we know and the one (Walter Smith)
• ’Tis the voice of the sluggard
• ’Tis the voice of the sluggard: I heard him complain
• ’Tis thou, my Lord, that fully know’st (M. Powell)
• ’Tis thou, my Lord, that fully know’st The pantings of my soul (M. Powell)
• ’Tis Washington’s Health fill a bumper all round (Francis Hopkinson)
• Tis Winter Now; the Fallen Snow (Samuel Longfellow)
• ’Tis years since last we met And we may (J. E. Carpenter)
• Titery-irie-aye (Pioneer folk song)
• Tithes and Offerings (Vicente Poot P.)
• Tithing (Henry Maiben)
• Tithing (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
• Titi Toria (Maori folk song)
• Tittery-Irie-Aye (Pioneer folk song)
• Tit-Willow (William Schwenck Gilbert)
• To a Beloved Friend (Emmeline B. Wells)
• To Abraham and Sarah (Judith A. Fetter)
• To Abraham’s God, our King (Joel H. Johnson)
• To a Dear Friend (Hannah T. King)
• To a Friend Sent on a Mission (Hannah T. King)
• To a Grandchild (David Milne)
• To a Grasshopper (Edna Becker)
• To a Humming Bird (John Vance Cheney)
• To a Little Convalescent (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• To All, Goodnight (Old round)
• To all the Saints of God, no matter where (Eliza R. Snow)
• To all the world our flag unfurl’d Is the sign (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• To a Maid Engaged to Joseph (Gracia Grindal)
• To a Maid Whose Name Was Mary (Gracia Grindal)
• To a Manger Bed, So Lowly (Edna G. Wilkins)
• To a manger in a stable (Kenneth Jones)
• To a Mountain Lily (Hazel S. Koos)
• To and Fro
• To and fro thro’ Slumber-town, Hear (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• To and fro, to and fro, Hear the tread
• To and fro, to and fro, Under the trees (William Brian Hooker)
• To an Elder in Israel (Eliza R. Snow)
• To a Philanthropist (Eliza R. Snow)
• To a Revolutionary Father (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Arms, and Britons strike home
• To Arms, to Arms, to Arms, to Arms
• To a Robin (Lillian Mohr)
• To a Rose (David Stevens)
• To a Scottish Maiden (Eliza R. Snow)
• To A Seagull (Eleanor B. Thomas)
• To a Sister and a Friend (Hannah T. King)
• To a Snowflake (German song)
• To a Spinning Wheel (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
• To a Star (Eliza R. Snow)
• To a Stranger (Eliza R. Snow)
• To a teacher (Lula Greene Richards)
• To Aunt Lizzie the true and faithful (R. C. Evans)
• To a Wild Rose (Frederick Beckman)
• To a Young Missionary (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To a Young Saint (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Baby-Land (George Cooper)
• Tobacco must go (Zersia Mae Nelson)
• To battle, to battle for the city of Zion (Peter O. Thomassen)
• To Be a Pioneer (Ruth Muir Gardner)
• To be a Saint, or not to be (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Be Called His People (Illa Mae Richardson)
• To Beccles, to Beccles, To buy a bunch
• To Become Like Him (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
• To begin this Sperry history, Harrison (Dianne Whitelock Miller)
• To Be God’s People (Charles F. Brown)
• To Be Like Him (Derena Bell; Tami J. Creamer)
• To Be Like Jesus (Dick Tunney; Melodie Tunney)
• To be like Jesus, to be like Jesus (Dick Tunney; Melodie Tunney)
• To Be, or Not to Be (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Bethlehem (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• To Bethlehem (Puerto Rican carol)
• To be Thy servant is my desire (V. James Lovalvo)
• To Be Used of God (A. M.)
• To Be Your Presence (Delores Dufner)
• To be your presence is our mission here (Delores Dufner)
• To Bless the Earth
• To bless the earth God sends us
• Toboggan Slide (Judith Clark)
• To Boysy (Hannah T. King)
• To Bring Them to Thee (Daniel L. Carter)
• To Brother and Sister Joseph Horne (Emmeline B. Wells)
• To Build a Dream for Me (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
• “To Caracas,” says the train (Venezuelan folk song)
• “To Caracas,” says the train when it’s coming (Venezuelan folk song)
• To Charles and Vilate (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Christ Give We Praise (Roy A. Bodtcher)
• To Christ give we praise and glory (Roy A. Bodtcher)
• Tochter Zion, freue dich (Johann Joachim Eschenburg)
• Toda la tierra (Alberto Taulé)
• Toda la tierra espera al Salvador (Alberto Taulé)
• Toda la tierra espera al Salvador / All earth is hopeful, the Savior comes at last! (Alberto Taulé)
• Toda la tierra espera al Salvador / All earth is waiting to see the Promised One (Alberto Taulé)
• To Darling Luna (Emmeline B. Wells)
• To-day (Luella Clark)
• Today (Luella Clark)
• Today (Steven K. Jones)
• Today (Frances Mills)
• Today (Thomas Carlyle)
• Today, dear Father, I will show (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• Today, dear Lord, I’ll try to show (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• Today, dear Lord, I’ll try to show how quiet I can (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• To day, dear Lord, I’ll try to show how quiet I can be (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• Today, dear Lord, I’ll try to show how quiet I can be (Ruth H. Chadwick)
• Today I am weeding my garden (Jessie Gillaspie)
• Today I gathered choicest roses, one by one—weeping (Grace Zenor Pratt)
• Today I Gathered Roses (Grace Zenor Pratt)
• Today I had a birthday (James S. Tippett)
• Today I had a birthday—It was my seventh (James S. Tippett)
• Today I hear the helpless cries of children suff’ring pain (Ed Seabough)
• Today I Live (Fred Kaan)
• Today I live, but once shall come my death (Fred Kaan)
• Today I’ll be Baptized, and I’m happy as can be (Jocelyn Parker Parmer)
• Today I’ll go adventuring Along life’s cheerful way (Agnes Just Reid)
• Today I Must Prepare (Mark E. Hurst)
• Today in Bethlehem (Anon.)
• Today is a day for playing (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Today I sat and had a dream (Richard Holmes)
• Today I Saw a Bumblebee
• Today is great to be alive (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
• To-day is Monday (Anon.)
• Today Is Monday (Anon.)
• To-day is Monday, To-day is Monday (Anon.)
• Today is Monday Today is Monday (Anon.)
• Today is Monday, today is Monday, What (Anon.)
• Today Is My Day (Jayne B. Malan)
• Today Is Ours a Joyful Heart (J. Jóhannesson)
• Today Is Soothed the Heavy Hearts (Valdimar Briem)
• Today I stand and face my life (Susan Evans McCloud)
• Today I stand at water’s edge (Janice Kapp Perry)
• Today is the day (Steven K. Jones)
• Today Is the Day of Rest
• Today Is the Day of Rest (Mateo Cosidó)
• Today Is the Lord’s Day (Konradin Kreuzer)
• Today is warm and wonderful (Susan Evans McCloud)
• Today I think that I shall make a lovely valentine (Naomi W. Randall)
• Today it is fall, I hear the birds call
• Today it is raining. We like the rain! (Carol Bouck)
• Today I Will Rock My Baby (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• Today or Tomorrow (Sharon Schaefermeyer)
• Today’s Disciple (Joyce A. Ainsworth)
• Today she gathered berries, lush and sweet (Hortense Spencer Andersen)
• Today’s Psalm of Praise (Eva Dexter)
• Today’s the First of May
• Today’s the first of May, Today’s the first
• Today the Savior Calls (Samuel Francis Smith)
• Today the Savior calls: Ye wand’rers, come (Samuel Francis Smith)
• Today, tomorrow, evermore (Fred A. Fillmore)
• Today was so alive (Oba Bonner)
• Today We All Are Called to Be Disciples (H. Kenn Carmichael)
• Today we are the carpenters one and all (Nina B. Hartford)
• Today we take our sleds and go (German folk song)
• To-day, While the Sun Shines (Luella Clark)
• Today, While the Sun Shines (Luella Clark)
• To-day while the sun shines, work with a will (Luella Clark)
• Today, while the sun shines, work with a will (Luella Clark)
• Today, while the sun shines, work with a will; Today (Luella Clark)
• Today you pass a milestone on life’s way (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Today you’re all invited To our gymnasium (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• Today Your Mercy Calls Us (Oswald Allen)
• To dirt we are always a foe, a foe (Alice R. Baldwin)
• Todo acabó en una tumba, todo acabó (Federico J. Pagura)
• To-Do List (Hilary Weeks)
• Todos los que han sido bautizados (Fernando Rodríguez)
• Todos Seremos Como Hermanos (María Antonieta Torres)
• Todos seremos como hermanos si a todos (María Antonieta Torres)
• Todo te está diciendo ¡Vuélvete a Dios! (Osvaldo Cateno)
• To Dr. Willard Richards
• To E. B. W. (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To Elder Franklin D. Richards (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder John Kay (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder John Lyon (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder John Taylor (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder L. (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder Lorenzo Snow (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder L. Snow (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder P. B. L. (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elders (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder Samuel W. Richards (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Elder W. Woodruff (Rachael Robinson)
• To Eliza Cook (Hannah T. King)
• Toembaï (Hebrew folk song)
• To England’s shores a Prophet comes (Gladys Quayle)
• Toen wij zaten langs het water (Ewald J. Bash)
• Toen wij zaten langs het water / By the Babylonian rivers / Sur des rives étrangères (Ewald J. Bash)
• To E. R. S. (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Toes in the water, sunshine on my face (Karleen Watt; Derek Hinckley)
• To every little child today We sing good-bye (Frances Weld Danielson)
• To everything, we’re told there is a season (Kristi Sherwood)
• To every word of God Let every soul be true (Arthur H. Morse)
• To ev’rything there is a season And a time to ev’ry purpose under heaven (Val C. Wilcox)
• To ev’rything (turn, turn, turn) There is a season (Pete Seeger)
• Tofā le Uso e (Harry A. Dean)
• To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (Stewart’s Collection; New Version of the Psalms of David, Tate and Brady, 1696)
• Tofā! Tofā! Ia Soifua (Harry A. Dean)
• Tofā, tofā le uso e (Harry A. Dean)
• To Franklin D. Richards (Eliza R. Snow)
• Together (Buddy DeSylva; Lew Brown; Ray Henderson)
• Together (Tyler Castleton; McKay Crockett)
• Together
• Together beneath the bright sky (Fleur Conkling)
• Together Forever (Michael McLean)
• Together in MIA (Margrit F. Lohner)
• Together in the Name of Jesus (Charles A. E. Groot)
• Together or Apart (Mortimer Arias)
• Together, Together in Your Name We Gather (Benjamin Villanueva)
• Together, Together, they build their nest (Rita S. Robinson)
• Together we meet with our friends tonight (Margrit F. Lohner)
• Together We Serve (Daniel Charles Damon)
• To Get Quiet (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Togo Alleluia (I-to Loh)
• To God, all glorious heavenly Light (John Chandler; Charles Coffin)
• To God all people give thanks
• To God Be Praise and Glory (Johann J. Schütz)
• To God Be the Glory (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God Be the Glory (Andraé Crouch)
• To God be the glory; great things he has done! (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God be the glory – great things He hath done! (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God be the glory, great things He hath done (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God be the glory—great things He hath done! (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God be the glory, great things He that done (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To God Compose a Song of Joy (Ruth Duck)
• To God eternal the heav’ns utter glory (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
• To God I lift my waiting eyes
• To God on high be thanks and praise (William Ball)
• To God Our Thanks We Give (Traditional Botswana hymn)
• To God the Father of us all (Lois J. McGee)
• To God the Holy Spirit Let Us Pray (Martin Luther)
• To God the only wise (Isaac Watts)
• To God the only wise, Who keeps us by his word (Isaac Watts)
• To God we’ll give the glory (John Lyon)
• To God with gladness sing (James Quinn)
• To God your every want (Charles Wesley)
• To God your ev’ry want (Charles Wesley)
• To God your ev’ry want In instant prayer display (Charles Wesley)
• To Grow for Him, Tho’ Lowly Ways Be Mine (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• To Have It Said (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To have it said that through all time (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To He Knows Who (Eliza R. Snow)
• To help make Christmas good and bright for mama (Lula Greene Richards)
• To him alone who does mighty wonders (Brenda Barker)
• To him that lov’d the sons of men (Isaac Watts)
• To him that lov’d the souls of man (Isaac Watts)
• To him that made the world (William W. Phelps)
• To him that made the world, The sun, the moon, the stars (William W. Phelps)
• To him who children blest (James F. Clarke)
• To him who children blest, And suffered them to come (James F. Clarke)
• To him who for my sins has bled (Joel H. Johnson)
• To Him who made the world (William W. Phelps)
• To Him who made the world, The sun (William W. Phelps)
• To Him who made the world, the sun, the moon and stars (William W. Phelps)
• To Him who reigns on high (William Clegg)
• To Him who reigns on high, Whom heavenly hosts adore (William Clegg)
• To Him who rules on high (William Clegg)
• To Him whose care prolongs our days (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To Him Who Sits on the Throne (Debbye Graafsma)
• To Him who sits on the throne and unto the Lamb (Debbye Graafsma)
• To His Excellency Governor Carlin (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Ietu here iaù nei (Michel Piehi)
• To I. H. (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Toiling on (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To Jesus every day I find my heart is closer drawn (William Clark Martin)
• To Jesus ev’ry day I find my heart is closer drawn (William Clark Martin)
• To Jesus, our exalted Lord (Anne Steele)
• To John Taylor (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Jordan Came the Christ, Our Lord (Martin Luther)
• To Jordan’s River Came Our Lord (James P. Tiefel)
• To Jordan’s sacred wave (Cranmer’s Collection)
• To Joseph Scofield (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Julia (Hannah T. King)
• Tokanga ki he folofola (Tēvita Tuliakiono)
• To Keep The Gospel Pure (Arlene L. Buffington)
• To keep the pace of modern day new ventures (Paul Burkhard)
• To Kneel in Family Prayer (Daniel L. Carter)
• To Kolob now my thoughts repair (Joel H. Johnson)
• To L. D. A. (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Told of God’s favor (Richard Leach)
• Told of God’s favor, told of God’s purpose (Richard Leach)
• To leave my dear friends (Parley P. Pratt)
• To leave my dear friends and from neighbors to part (Parley P. Pratt)
• To leave my dear friends and from neighbors to part, And go from my home it afflicts my poor heart (Parley P. Pratt)
• To leave my dear friends, and from neighbours to part (Parley P. Pratt)
• To live a Saint—a Saint to die (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Live at Peace with Others (Fred Kaan)
• To Lizzie (R. C. Evans)
• To Lizzie (R. C. Evans)
• Tollite hostias (Camille Saint-Saëns)
• Tollite hostias, et adorate (Camille Saint-Saëns)
• Tollite hostias, et adorate Dominum (Camille Saint-Saëns)
• Toll! Toll! in gentle tones the bell (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To Love like Thee (Heather D. Zurcher)
• To Love Only You, O Lord
• To Love, to Serve, to Offer All (Laurie A. Huffman)
• To L. T. F. (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To L. T. F. (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Tomado de la mano
• Tomado de la mano con él, tomado de la mano
• To maiden fair about to wed, These are (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To make a happy hope, Do your part (Lenor Kay)
• To make myself a man like Christ (J. Lester Lannin)
• To Market
• To Market (Nursery rhyme)
• To Market, To Market (Nursery rhyme)
• To market, to market, to buy a fat pig (Nursery rhyme)
• To meet with Christ, the Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
• To me has God shown favor (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
• Tom Fiddler (Norwegian folk song)
• To Minister Like Thee (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
• Tommy
• Tommy had a trumpet
• Tommy Snooks (Nursery rhyme)
• Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks (Nursery rhyme)
• Tommy Tucker (Nursery rhyme)
• Tommy Tucker, so they say (Nursery rhyme)
• Tommy Tucker, so they say, Ate his supper (Nursery rhyme)
• To Mock Your Reign (Fred Pratt Green)
• To mock your reign, O dearest Lord (Fred Pratt Green)
• Tomorrow (Francine Cockenpot)
• Tomorrow (Nina Eckart Kerrick)
• Tomorrow (Marshall McGowen)
• To-morrow (Simon N. Patten)
• To-Morrow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Tomorrow Christ Is Coming (Fred Kaan)
• Tomorrow Christ is coming as yesterday he came (Fred Kaan)
• Tomorrow Has Promise (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• Tomorrow I don’t know where I’ll be (R. M.)
• Tomorrow Is Sunday (Janeen Jacobs Brady)
• Tomorrow lies waiting, Tomorrow is mine (Susan Evans McCloud)
• Tomorrow’s latter glory puts today behind in shame (Arlene L. Buffington)
• To Mother (Norwegian song)
• To Mr. and Mrs. S. (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. ——— (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. Harriet Gray (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. Haywood (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. L. (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. Mary (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. M. Isabella Horne (Emmeline B. Wells)
• To Mrs. Stenhouse (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Mrs. V. Kimball (Eliza R. Snow)
• Tom sang for joy and Ned sang for joy (Walter de la Mare)
• Tom’s Escape (John S. Davis)
• Tom’s making Dad a tie rack
• Tomtarnas julnatt (Alfred Smedberg)
• Tom, Tom, the Piper’s Son (Nursery rhyme)
• Tom, Tom, the piper’s son, Stole a pig (Nursery rhyme)
• To My Country (French folk song)
• To My Ideal (Hannah T. King)
• To my Island where dreamy sunlit waters (Fijian song)
• To My Mother (Sadie Ollorton Clark)
• To My Mother (Constance Quayle Cannon)
• To My Precious Lord (Chung Kwan Park)
• To My Savior (Jeanne Newman)
• To my Wife (John Lyon)
• To Nellie (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Tone-matching Songs
• Tone-matching Songs
• To Nephi, Seer of Olden Time (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Nephi, seer of olden time, A vision (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Nephi, seer of olden time, A vision came (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Nephi, seer of olden time, a vision came from (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Nephi, seer of olden time, A vision came from God (Joseph L. Townsend)
• Tönet, Harfen, jauchzt, ihr Psalmen (Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock)
• Tonight is the night when dead leaves fly (Harry Behn)
• Tonight we’ll see some big black cats (New Jersey Teachers’ College)
• Tonton Nwèl (Yole Derose)
• Tonton Nwèl cheri ou pa janm pase (Yole Derose)
• Toodala (Texas folk song)
• Too many heartbreaks, too much despair (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Too Often, God, Your Name Is Used (Thomas H. Troeger)
• Too-Ril-Te-Too
• Too Small For Great Things (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Too Splendid for Speech (Thomas H. Troeger)
• Too splendid for speech but ripe for a song (Thomas H. Troeger)
• Tooth Bugs (Ivy W. Stone)
• Tootle Toot!
• Tootle Tootle Toot (Una Smurthwaite)
• Tootle, tootle, toot; Hear me play my flute! (W. Otto Miessner)
• Tootle tootle toot, tootle tootle toot, Listen (Una Smurthwaite)
• “Tootle tootle toot” went the boy with the flute
• Too! too! The firemen are coming! Ev’ryone (Ethel Crowninshield)
• Too, too, too I play upon my brand new flute (Henry Berg)
• To Our Dear Primary (Olaf H. Vogeler)
• To Our Father, God (Henry C. Riley; Estrella de Belén)
• To Our Flag (J. Lilian Vandevere)
• To our Redeemer’s glorious name (Anne Steele)
• To paint the glories of the rising sun
• To praise the ever-bounteous Lord (John Needham)
• To praise the ever-bounteous Lord, My soul, wake all thy powers! (John Needham)
• To President Brigham Young (Eliza R. Snow)
• To President Brigham Young (Eliza R. Snow)
• To President B. Young and Camp (Eliza R. Snow)
• To President Heber J. Grant (Gladys Quayle)
• Tô quase maluco (Luiz Gonzaga; Victor Simon)
• Toreador, make ready! Toreador! Toreador!
• Toreador Song
• To realms of glory in the skies (Claude William Foss; Johan Olof Wallin)
• To Rest (E. B. Williams)
• Torna a Sorrento (Ernesto de Curtis)
• Torn from a world of tyrants, beneath (Joseph Warren)
• Torn from our friends and captive led (Parley P. Pratt)
• Toro Torogil (Mexican folk song)
• To rule with power, requires no foreign aid (John Lyon)
• To Santa Claus (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Sarah (Eliza R. Snow)
• To See A Better Day (Arlene L. Buffington)
• To seek justice and love kindness (Micah 6:8; Jim Strathdee)
• To See The Morning Light (Arlene L. Buffington)
• To see the world through others’ eyes (J. Frederic Voros Jr.)
• To see the world through others’ eyes, Be slow (J. Frederic Voros Jr.)
• To serve my country day by day (Edgar A. Guest)
• To share God’s love is why I came (Ray Repp)
• To, She Knows Who (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Shorten Winter’s Sadness (Old English poem)
• To shorten winter’s sadness, fa la la (Old English poem)
• To Smile (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To Smile (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To Stella (Hannah T. King)
• To Sunday School We Hurry (Karl Tschaggeny)
• Total Praise (Richard Smallwood)
• Total Praise (Richard Smallwood)
• To tatou kainga i nga ra e tu mai nei (Marion Knowles Everton)
• To tell Christ’s birth (Penelope Moody Allen)
• To the canyon, ho! ho! (Ruth May Fox)
• To the canyon, ho! ho! To the canyon we’ll go (Ruth May Fox)
• To the Citizens of Quincy (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Dance (German canon)
• To the Dogs of the Great St. Bernard (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• To the Dregs (Eleanor Welch Schow)
• To Thee (Edith Grace Beggs)
• To Thee Be the Glory (Traditional Latin American)
• To thee, dear, loving Savior (Joel H. Johnson)
• To Thee, Lord (Camillo Mapei)
• To thee, my God, my days are known (Philip Doddridge)
• To thee, my God, my days are known, My soul enjoys the thought (Philip Doddridge)
• To the Ends of the Earth (Ed Seabough)
• To thee, O Comforter divine (Frances R. Havergal)
• To Thee, O Country! (Annie P. Eichberg King Lane)
• To thee O country, great and free (Annie P. Eichberg King Lane)
• To thee, O Father, now we bow (Johan Johansen)
• To Thee, O God (John Lyon)
• To thee, O God in heaven (James F. Clarke)
• To thee, O God in heaven, This little one we bring (James F. Clarke)
• To Thee, O God, we do approach (John Lyon)
• To Thee, O God, we now appeal (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Thee, O Heavenly Father (A. N. K.)
• To Thee, O Holy Spirit (Dario Pires de Araújo)
• To thee, O King of Zion, now (Joel H. Johnson)
• To thee, O Lord, are known (Joel H. Johnson)
• To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise (William Chatterton Dix)
• To thee, O Lord, the God of all (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
• To Thee, O Lord, We humbly pray. Give us (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• To Thee, Omniscient Lord of All (Magnus Brostrup Landstad)
• To thee, O spirit-stirring Truth of Heaven! (John Lyon)
• To Thee our dear, Redeeming Lord (Theodore E. Curtis)
• To Thee Our God (Lee A. Palmer)
• To Thee our God, we offer pray’r (Lee A. Palmer)
• To Thee, Our Heavenly Father (A. N. K.)
• To Thee, our Heavenly Father, we’ll now our voices (A. N. K.)
• To Thee, our heav’nly Father (A. N. K.)
• To Thee, our heav’nly Father, We’ll now our voices (A. N. K.)
• To the Evening Star (Elizabeth Kulmann)
• To the Evening Star (Hofmann von Fallersleben)
• To Thee We Ascribe Glory (Kirk Dearman)
• To Thee, Whose temple is all space (Alexander Pope)
• To the fields let us go, Lightly dance (Grace Allen)
• To the Fringed Gentian (William Cullen Bryant)
• To the gath’ring past our years (Joseph Smith III)
• To the gath’ring past our years, Troop as moments gliding by (Joseph Smith III)
• To the Giver of all Blessings (William G. Park)
• To the Giver of all blessings Let our voices rise (William G. Park)
• To the giver of all blessings, let our voices rise in (William G. Park)
• To the Greenwood Tree (John Hilton)
• To the Hills I Lift My Eyes
• To the Holy Spirit (Lula Greene Richards)
• To the Home of My Beloved (Greek folk song)
• To the Infant Hyrum C. Spencer (Hannah T. King)
• To Their Places (Frances K. Taylor)
• To the knights in the days of old (Helen Hill Miller)
• To the Lamb be blessing and honor
• To the Lamb upon the throne (Amy Susan Foster; Mike Harland)
• To the Lamb upon the throne we offer songs of praise (Amy Susan Foster; Mike Harland)
• To The Land Of Judea (Frances K. Taylor)
• To the Latter-Day Saints (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Lean Years (Alberta Huish Christensen)
• To the Lords of Convention ’twas Claverhouse spoke (Walter Scott)
• To the Lord We Render Thanks (Donald H. Comer)
• To the Memory of Mrs. Alice Olney (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Memory of the Departed (Hannah T. King)
• To the message I sent you You gave little heed
• To the Missionary (J. A. Ferris)
• To the Moon (Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand Enslin)
• To the Muse
• To the Music (Antonio Plaza)
• To the Name of our salvation (John M. Neale)
• To the ones broken-hearted (Kevin Keil)
• To the ones brokenhearted (Kevin Keil)
• To the Poet who Complained that His Muse had Left Him (Hannah T. King)
• To the Poodle said the Lamb, “You are” (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• To The Priesthood (C. W. Clark)
• To the Prophet Joseph (William H. Apperley)
• To the regions beyond I must go (Albert Simpson)
• To the regions beyond I must go, I must go (Albert Simpson)
• To the Regions of Rest Where the Blissful Abide (Orson F. Whitney)
• To the River (Brian Doerksen; Michael Hansen; Brian Thiessen)
• To the river I am going (Brian Doerksen; Michael Hansen; Brian Thiessen)
• To the Rose (Nixon Waterman)
• To the Saints (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Saints in Denmark (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Saints in Europe (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the Saints in friendship greeting (Joel H. Johnson)
• To the Sego Lily (Linda S. Fletcher)
• To the Sky and Back (Emilie Poulsson)
• To the sleeping seeds (Patty S. Hill)
• To the sleeping seeds, In the great brown earth (Patty S. Hill)
• To the sleeping seeds, in the great brown earth, Came the (Patty S. Hill)
• To the Sunshine (Reinick)
• To the Sweet Shelter of the Grove (Evan Stephens)
• To the Table of the Lord
• To the tops of the mountains Saints came long ago (Val C. Wilcox)
• To the Venerable Patriarch John Smith (Eliza R. Snow)
• To the war! To the war by boy has gone (Evan Stephens)
• To the wedding of the Lamb the earth is now invited (J. J. M. Bohn)
• To the west! (Evan Stephens)
• To the west, to the west, to the land of the free (C. McKay)
• To the woodland flies a white dove
• To the work! (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To the Work (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To the work! to the work! (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To the work! to the work! we are servants of God (Fanny J. Crosby)
• To the Writers of Fiction (Eliza R. Snow)
• To Think about Jesus (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
• To Think about Jesus / I Thank Thee, Dear Father / For Thy Bounteous Blessings / Stand for the Right (Mabel Jones Gabbott; Anon.; Lester Bucher; Joseph Ballantyne)
• To This End Was I Born
• To Those Who Came Before Me (Sally DeFord)
• To Those with Pure Intent (Daniel L. Carter)
• To those with pure intent and contrite hearts (Daniel L. Carter)
• To thy temple we repair (James Montgomery)
• To thy temple we repair; Lord, we love (James Montgomery)
• To thy temple we repair; Lord, we love to worship there (James Montgomery)
• Touch Exercise (A. M. Shumate)
• Touch Me, Lord (R. Romanov; P. Rogozin)
• Touch Me, Lord Jesus (Lucie E. Campbell)
• Touch Me, Lord Jesus (Louise E. Creamer)
• Touch me, Lord Jesus, With Thy hand of mercy (Louise E. Creamer)
• Touch Me, Lord, with Thy Spirit Eternal (R. Romanov; P. Rogozin)
• Touch Me, Lord, with Thy Spirit Eternal / Con tu Espíritu ven a tocarme / Touche-moi, touche-moi, je te prie (R. Romanov; P. Rogozin)
• Touch not the cup (James H. Aikman)
• Touch not the cup it is death to thy soul (James H. Aikman)
• Touch Not the Wine Cup (Evan Stephens)
• Touch that soothes and heals the hurting (Mary Louise Bringle)
• Touch the Earth Lightly (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Touch the earth lightly, use the earth gently (Shirley Erena Murray)
• Touch The Nailprints, Know For Certain (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Touch Thou My Eyes (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
• Touch, touch me, Lord Jesus (Lucie E. Campbell)
• Touch Your Elbows
• Touch Your Eyes
• To us a child of hope is born (Psalter)
• To us a child of hope is born, To us a Son is given (Psalter)
• To Us All, to Every Nation (W. Garrett Horder; James Russell Lowell)
• To Use the Gifts Thou Gavest Me (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• Tous les bourgeois de Chartres (French folk song)
• To us the Holy Ghost was given (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To us the Holy Ghost was given, conferred by (Joseph L. Townsend)
• To Us Thy Kingdom Come (August Rahlmann)
• Tout est fait pour la gloire de Dieu (Abel Nkuinji)
• Tout est fait pour la gloire de Dieu / All is done for the glory of God (Abel Nkuinji)
• To View The Promised Land (Arlene L. Buffington)
• Toviska
• Toviska, Toviska, Castles in Toviska
• Tovitcha
• Tovitcha, Tovitcha, castles in Tovitcha
• Tovitcha, Tovitcha, castles in Tovitcha, where
• To Walk with Him (Ida McKim)
• To wander is the miller’s joy (Traditional)
• To wander is the miller’s joy, To wander (Traditional)
• Toward Zion (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
• To Where You Are (Linda Thompson)
• To whit to whoo he stares right through (Conrad Aiken)
• To Whom Did He Come? (Matthew J. Neeley)
• To whom did he come? Whom did he seek? (Matthew J. Neeley)
• To Work, To Work! (Alice R. Baldwin)
• To Work with the Lord (Andrés C. González)
• To Worship, Work, and Witness (Henry Lyle Lambdin)
• Toy Lambs (Nursery rhyme)
• Toyland (Eugene Field)
• Toyland (Eugene Field)
• To you before the close of day
• To You Be My Whole Life (Dresdner Gesangbuch)
• To you, my dear and honored friend (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• To You, My Lord Jesus Christ (Luis Silva)
• To You, O God, All Creatures Sing (St. Francis of Assisi; Miriam Therese Winter)
• To you, O God, I will sing forever
• To You, O Lord, We Lift Our Eyes (Christopher L. Webber)
• To You, Omniscient Lord of All (Carl Doving; Magnus Landstad)
• To Your Unequaled Strength (Michael Morgan)
• To your unequaled strength, O Lord (Michael Morgan)
• To you the children of Most High (R. C. Evans)
• To Z. D. H. Y. (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Tradin’ My Sorrows (Darrell Evans)
• Tradition and Error in Battle Array (William Powell)
• Tradition and error in battle array, The children (William Powell)
• Traffic Lights (Marian Major)
• Traigan Su Diezmo (Malachi 3:6–10 (Dios Habla Hoy))
• Trail Along (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• Trail along, trail along my comrades (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
• Trail builder boys are happy (Zina C. Brockbank)
• Trail Builder boys are happy at home and across the sea (Zina C. Brockbank)
• Trail Builder Hymn (Zina C. Brockbank)
• Trail Builders we, so brave and true (Eleanor B. Thomas)
• Trail of Tears (Kenneth Cope)
• Trail the Eagle
• Trail the Eagle, Trail the Eagle
• Trail to Mexico (Trail song)
• Trail to Mexico (Cowboy song)
• Train
• Train Song (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
• Tra La La (French song)
• Tra la la la
• Tra la la la la, My zither I’m strumming (Italian song)
• Tra la la la, tra la la la, Little mother (Adelheid Wette)
• Tra la, tra la, tra la! The sleigh bells (Martha Dabney)
• Trampin’ (African-American spiritual)
• Tramping and Stamping (Lilla Belle Pitts)
• Tramping Song (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tramping Song (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tramping thro’ the forest, Singing thro’
• Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (George F. Root)
• Tramp, Tramp, Tramp! (David Stevens)
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, across the plains (Anon.)
• Tramp, tramp, tramp! Oh, see the big
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, Over the kitchen (Nina B. Hartford)
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, Round about
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, Soldiers march
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp (James Hogg; Lady Caroline Nairn)
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp (English hiking song)
• Tramp, tramp, tramp, we come a-marching
• Tranquil (Charles W. Penrose)
• Tranquillity (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Transfigured (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Transform Us (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
• Transform us as you, transfigured (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
• Transition (Eddavene Zoan Houtz Bean)
• Tras hermoso lucero (Catalina Noble)
• Tras hermoso lucero, tres magos viajaban (Catalina Noble)
• Tras la montaña siempre hay un valle (Juan Romero)
• Traveling (Susanna Myers)
• Travel Song
• Tread softly (Evan Stephens)
• Tread Softly (Evan Stephens)
• Tread Softly (Fanny J. Crosby)
• Tread softly, bear them home (Evan Stephens)
• Tread softly, lightly here, Birds build (Max Hinüber)
• Tread softly, softly, by that little mound (Evan Stephens)
• Tread softly through the halls of olden time (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Treasure Book (Frances Weld Danielson)
• Treasure book of children’s stories (Frances Weld Danielson)
• Treasured in my heart’s best keeping (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Treasure in Heaven (Clint Poulsen; Jim Funk; Barry Gibbons)
• Treasure, lost in a field (Kenneth Cope)
• Treasures (Emilie Poulsson)
• Treasures Untold (Nancy Harvey)
• Treasure the Truth (Kenneth Cope)
• Treat Everyone With Love (Nik Day; Lillian Hepler)
• Tree City (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tree Fashions (Abbie Farwell Brown)
• Tree in the Wood (English folk song)
• Tree of Life and Awesome Mystery (Marty Haugen)
• Tree of Life and awesome myst’ry (Marty Haugen)
• Trees (Clara W. McMaster)
• Trees (Alfred Joyce Kilmer)
• Trees above our heads, Grass beneath our feet (Anna M. Shepard)
• Trees are beautiful and good (Clara W. McMaster)
• Trees bare and brown, Dry leaves (Anon.)
• Trees who help us when violins are made (Carol Fuller)
• Tree, trees, beautiful trees (Eleanor B. Thomas)
• Trekker Song (Bessie J. Schettler)
• Tremble, O earth, at the presence of God
• Tremble, O earth, at the presence of the Lord
• Tremble, O Tremble (Richard Leach)
• Tres mujeres marchan muy de madrugada (Beatriz Ferrari; Mortimer Arias)
• Treuer Heiland! Wir sind hier (Christian Heinrich Zeller)
• Trevo de Quatro Folhas (Lindomar Lindomar Castilho; Aristoteles Ary Loren)
• Trials and Happiness (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Trials dark on every hand (Charles A. Tindley)
• Trials dark on ev’ry hand (Charles A. Tindley)
• Triangle Song (Marjorie Atkins)
• Triangles ting, ting, Ting, ting, ting, ting, ting (Marjorie Atkins)
• Tribute of Respect (Samuel Eastman)
• Tribute to Our Late Mission President, R. C. Evans (Alvin Knisley)
• Tribute to Uncle John (R. C. Evans)
• Trick or Treat (Anne Kaelin)
• Trip a Trop a Tronjes
• Trípili, Trápala (Blas de Laserna)
• “Trip it Lightly” (A. C. Smyth)
• Trip it lightly along (A. C. Smyth)
• Trip it lightly along, Singing gaily a song (A. C. Smyth)
• Trippele, Trappele, Trop! (Traditional English song)
• Trisagion (Liturgical text)
• Triumph (William W. Phelps)
• Triumph (Daniel Schiebeler)
• Triumphant Sion! lift thy head (Philip Doddridge)
• Triumphant Zion! (Philip Doddridge)
• Triumphant Zion! lift thy head (Philip Doddridge)
• Triumphant Zion! Lift thy head From dust (Philip Doddridge)
• Triumphant Zion! lift thy head From dust, and darkness, and the dead! (Philip Doddridge)
• Triumphiere Gottes Stadt (Johann Andreas Cramer)
• Triumph in God’s City (Johann Andreas Cramer)
• Triumph of Light Over Darkness (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Triumph! Thanksgiving (Henry Wilder Foote)
• Triumph! Thanksgiving, blessing and honor! (Henry Wilder Foote)
• Triumph, Triumph und Lob und Dank (Daniel Schiebeler)
• Triumph, ye heavens, rejoice ye with high adoration (Gerhard Tersteegen)
• Triune God, Be Thou Our Stay (Martin Luther; Richard Massie)
• Troika (Willard Trash)
• Troika Ride (Frederick H. Martens)
• Trois p’tits bonhomm’s s’en allaient au bois (French folk song)
• Trois p’tits bonshomm’s (French folk song)
• Troll and goblin, come not here! Evil charm (H. N. Parsons)
• Tromm, tromm, tromm! Come see my new (Carl Orff; Gunild Keetman)
• Tron sig sträcker efter Frukten (Anders Frostenson)
• Tror du paa Fader, Sønnen og Aanden (Peter O. Thomassen)
• Tröstet, tröstet meine Lieben (Isaiah 40:1–5; Johannes G. Olearius)
• Trostlied (Fr. Adolf Krummacher)
• Trot Along, My Little Mule (Basque song)
• Trot along, my little mule, Soon we will (Basque song)
• Trotting
• Trotting, trotting all around, Trotting
• Trot, Trot (Mary F. Butts)
• Trot, trot, pony trot! Trot to Grandma’s (Maryette Lum; Berta Metzger)
• Trot, Trot, Trot
• Trot, trot, trot, Little pony trot
• Trot, trot, trot! Trot, my pony, trot!
• Troubled soul, behold Divine Compassion (C. Austin Miles)
• Trouble’s Just a Bubble (Douglas Whitehead)
• Trout Brook in Spring (Christine Turner Curtis)
• Troyte’s Chant (Charlotte Elliott)
• Trucks (James S. Tippett)
• Trucks (Roberta McLaughlin)
• True (Matt Mylroie)
• True Beauty (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• True faith and joy is never found (Joel H. Johnson)
• True Friends (Edith McClendon)
• True Friends Can Never Drift Apart (Herrosee)
• True friends can never drift apart, Whatever (Herrosee)
• True Friendship (Emmeline B. Wells)
• True Happiness (Eliza R. Snow)
• True Happiness (Alice V. L. Carrick)
• Truehearted, Wholehearted (Frances R. Havergal)
• True-Hearted, Whole-Hearted (Frances R. Havergal)
• True hearted, whole hearted, faithful and loyal (Frances R. Havergal)
• Truehearted, wholehearted, faithful and loyal (Frances R. Havergal)
• True-hearted, whole-hearted, faithful and loyal (Frances R. Havergal)
• True Heroism
• True Love (German folk song)
• True or False (L. J.)
• True politeness simply means
• True Sympathy (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• True to the Faith (Evan Stephens)
• True to You (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
• True Union Is a Gift of God (Daniel Charles Damon)
• True wife and mother, you are more to me (R. C. Evans)
• True Wisdom (John Huber)
• Trumpeter, Blow (Slovak folk song)
• Trumpeter, blow. Bringing, ringing, Message so clear (Slovak folk song)
• Trumpets are blowing, colors fly, bugles cry (Frances Ford)
• Trundle-undle-undle, Round and round and round (Barr Hill)
• Trust (Jennie C. Neal)
• Trust
• Trust (Hazel S. Washburn)
• Trust and Obey (John H. Sammis)
• Trust and obey, for there’s no other way (John H. Sammis)
• Trust God at all times, O people
• Trust Him (Nik Day)
• Trusting in the Lord and abiding in His love (Beatrice F. Stevens)
• Trusting in the Word
• Trusting in the World
• Trusting Jesus (Edgar Page Stites)
• Trusting Jesus, that is all (Edgar Page Stites)
• Trust in God (Thomas Grinfield)
• Trust in God (David Gambrell)
• Trust in God and persevere (Joseph G. Fones)
• Trust in God and you will be (David Gambrell)
• Trust in Me, My Child (Vera Lechler)
• Trust in Providence (Paul Gerhardt)
• Trust in the Lord (Christine Schweikart)
• Trust in the Lord (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
• Trust in the Lord (Henry W. Naisbitt)
• Trust in the Lord (Nik Day)
• Trust in the Lord (Roland Tabell)
• Trust in the Lord (Thomas O. Chisholm)
• Trust in the Lord
• Trust in the Lord with all thine heart (Christine Schweikart)
• Trust in the Lord with all thine heart (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
• “Trust in the Lord, with all thine heart” (Thomas O. Chisholm)
• Trust in the Lord with all your heart (Roland Tabell)
• Trust in the steadfast love of God forever and ever
• Trust the Children
• Trust the children! Never doubt them
• Trust the New Ways (Klaus Peter Herzsch)
• Trust, Try, and Prove Me (Lida Shivers Leech)
• Trust With All Your Heart (Scott Krippayne; Tyler Castleton)
• Trust Your God (Ethel Cooper)
• Trusty Tommy
• Trusty Tommy was a scout
• Truth (Parley P. Pratt)
• Truth (James Crystal)
• Truth (Nik Day)
• Truth (J. E. Vanderwood)
• Truth Better Than Fiction
• Truth Eternal (Parley P. Pratt)
• Truth Eternal, Truth Divine (Parley P. Pratt)
• Truth eternal, truth divine, In thine ancient fulness (Parley P. Pratt)
• Truth from Elijah (Vanja Y. Watkins)
• Truth Is An Unfailing Beacon (Alice Morrey Bailey)
• Truth is an unfailing beacon That cuts (Alice Morrey Bailey)
• Truth is I sometimes feel alone (Renshaw)
• Truth is like a diamond, shining (Joel H. Johnson)
• Truth Is Mighty, and Will Prevail (S. C. Watson)
• Truth is mighty and will win (S. C. Watson)
• Truth is mighty, and will win ev’ry vict’ry over sin (S. C. Watson)
• Truth is mighty! who can stay it? (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Truth is mighty! who can stay it? Barriers may before it rise (Mark H. Forscutt)
• Truth Never Changes (Nik Day)
• Truth Reflects upon Our Senses (Anon.; M. E. Abbey)
• Truth reflects upon our senses, Gospel light (Anon.; M. E. Abbey)
• Truth reflects upon our senses, Gospel light reveals (Anon.; M. E. Abbey)
• Truth reflects upon our senses, Gospel light reveals to some (Anon.; M. E. Abbey)
• Truth Restored (Alan L. Jones Jr.)
• Truth Speak (April Meservy)
• Truth the Immortal (Orson F. Whitney)
• Truth, thou glorious attribute of Deity
• Truth unveiled is shinging (Lewis D. Edwards)
• Truth whom we adore (Thomas Aquinas)
• Truth will triumph! Never fear
• Try (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Tryggare kan ingen vara (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• Tryggare kan ingen vara / Children of the heav’nly Father (Karolina W. Sandell-Berg)
• Trying to walk in the steps of the Savior (Eliza E. Hewitt)
• Try It Again (John Lyon)
• Try Jesus, He Satisfies (R.)
• Try Singing a Song (Clara Groth Stillings)
• Try the Riddle (T. D. B.)
• Try to take on all my fears on my own (Ben Olsen; Connor Austin)
• Try, Try Again (T. H. Palmer)
• Tsie, Tsie, Tsie (Herbert Bosumtwi-Sam)
• Tsie tsie tsie, abↄfo ndze (Herbert Bosumtwi-Sam)
• Tubariki, bariki na chakula / Sanctifie-nous, Dieu, ton peuple / Bless this food and bless your people (James E. Clemens)
• Tú, de los Fieles Eternal Cabeza (Juan Buatista Cabrera)
• Tú, de los fieles eternal cabeza, De cielo (Juan Buatista Cabrera)
• Tu fidelidad (Miguel Cassina)
• Tu fidelidad es grande (Miguel Cassina)
• Tu fidelidad es grande / I depend upon your faithfulness (Miguel Cassina)
• Tú Has Venido a la Orilla (Cesáreo Gabaráin)
• Tú has venido a la orilla / Lord, you have come to the lakeshore (Cesáreo Gabaráin)
• Tú has venido a la orilla / You have come down to the lakeshore (Cesáreo Gabaráin)
• Tuku, Tuku, Tuu I’m Calling (Finnish folk song)
• Tu-ku, tu-ku, tuu I’m calling, Little, little lambs (Finnish folk song)
• Tulkaa lapset, tehdään tupa
• Tu lugar (Rebecca Lopez Peñailillo; Pablo Peñailillo)
• Tumba (Arab chant)
• Tumbalalaika (Yiddish folk song)
• Tumbalalaika (Yiddish folk song)
• Tumba, tumba, tuinba, tumba (Arab chant)
• Tumba, tumba, tumba, tumba. Ali ali (Arab chant)
• Tumbling tumbling down, snow flakes fill the air
• Tum tilly um tum tee, Tum tilly um tum tay
• Tu não te lembras da casinha pequenina (Renato De Oliveira)
• Tune In! (Miriam H. Kirkell)
• Tuoll’ laakson liepehellä
• Tuonen lehto, öinen lehto (Aleksis Kivi)
• Tuons le coq (French round)
• Tuons le coq, tuons le coq! (French round)
• Tu Palabra Es una Lámpara (Psalm 119:105 (Dios Habla Hoy); Carmelia de la Paz)
• Tu palabra es una lámpara a mis pies (Psalm 119:105 (Dios Habla Hoy); Carmelia de la Paz)
• Tu Poderosa Voz (Elida G. Falcon)
• Tu poderosa voz oyó la obscuridad (Elida G. Falcon)
• Tu pueblo jubiloso (George P. Simmonds)
• Tu pueblo jubiloso Se acerca a ti, Señor (George P. Simmonds)
• Turkey Gobbler (Velma Sherry)
• Turkey in the Straw
• Turkey in the Straw (American folk song)
• Turkey in the Straw (American folk song)
• Turkey in the Straw (adaptation) (Myron Crandall)
• Turkey Time
• Turkey, turkey, gobbler, Please run away (Velma Sherry)
• Turkey, Turkey, Run Away (Adeline McCall)
• Turkey, turkey run away, Run fast (Adeline McCall)
• Turn Again (Old English round)
• Turn again, Whittington, Thou worthy (Old English round)
• Turn again, Whittington, Thou worthy citizen (Old English round)
• Turn Back O Man (Gustav Holst)
• Turn Back, O Man (Clifford Bax)
• Turn back, O man, forswear thy foolish ways (Clifford Bax)
• Turn Back Pharaoh’s Army (African-American spiritual)
• “Turn backward” the pages of time tonight (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Turn, Cinnamon, Turn (Florida singing game)
• Turning and turning the organ man plays
• Turning Gray (Joseph H. Ward)
• Turning round and around in a dancing ring
• Turning, Turning ’Round (Italian singing game)
• Turning, turning ’round, we’re turning round (Italian singing game)
• Turning, whirling, turning, whirling, Stitching (Patty S. Hill)
• Turn My Wandering Feet, Dear Savior (William H. Baker)
• Turn not back the years of life (Frances Spaulding)
• “Turn!” said the little stream, “Turn! O turn!” (Patty S. Hill)
• Turn Thy Face From My Sins (Anon.)
• Turn Thy face from my sins, and put out (Anon.)
• Turn Thy face from my sins, and put out all (Anon.)
• Turn Thy face from my sins, and put out all my misdeeds (Anon.)
• Turn to the Lord (Terez Nilsson)
• Turn to the Lord (Joseph Hart)
• Turn to Us Thy Loving Eyes (Stephen M. Jones)
• Turn! Turn! Turn! (Pete Seeger)
• Turn up the corners of your mouth today (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Turn Us Again, Lord (Amy Martin; Psalm 80)
• Turn Ye to Me (John Wilson)
• Turn Ye to the Lord (Edvard Grieg)
• Turn Ye to the Lord (Ruth Heller)
• Turn ye to the Lord, thy God; He is ever nigh thee (Ruth Heller)
• Turn Your Eyes upon Jesus (Helen H. Lemmel)
• Turn your eyes upon Jesus, Look full (Helen H. Lemmel)
• Turn Your Hearts (Paul L. Anderson)
• Turn your hearts; the Lord is coming (Paul L. Anderson)
• Tú, Señor, que brillas
• Tú, Señor que brillas en las tinieblas
• Tuvan teko
• Tuya es la gloria (Traditional Latin American)
• Tuya es la gloria, la honra tambien (Traditional Latin American)
• Tuya es la gloria / Yours, Lord, is the glory (Traditional Latin American)
• Tuyo es el Reino, tuyo el poder, tuya la gloria (Matthew 6:13; Pablo D. Sosa)
• Tvang til tro er snak i tåget (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
• ’Twas a beautiful garden, God tended it well (Arlene L. Buffington)
• ’Twas a calm still night (Henry S. Thompson)
• ’Twas a calm still night, And the moon’s pale light (Henry S. Thompson)
• ’Twas a Glad Day When Jesus Found Me (Albert S. Reitz)
• ’Twas a Night Like No Other Night (Martin J. Petersen Jr.)
• ’Twas a pretty little bird with a hop, hop, hop
• ’Twas a Star (Martin J. Petersen Jr.)
• ’Twas a star whose lonely light (Martin J. Petersen Jr.)
• ’Twas at a railroad station in pursuit of my vocation (George Ware)
• ’Twas August: and a Gypsy Breeze (John Banister Tabb)
• ’Twas a woman that made the lovely flag (Susa Young Gates)
• ’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves (Lewis Carroll)
• ’Twas but a breath
• ’T was by an order from the Lord (Isaac Watts)
• ’T was by an order from the Lord The ancient prophets spoke his word (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas early, pearly morning; The air was keen
• ’Twas eventide, the World seemed breathing (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Twas Friday morn when we set sail (English folk song)
• “Twas God’s own Son who came to earth (William M. Runyan)
• ’Twas in a lowly stable Where cattle (Emilie Poulsson)
• ’Twas in ’fifty-five, on a winter’s night (Frederick E. Weatherly)
• ’Twas in the flow’ry month of June
• ’Twas in the house of mourning. Friends had met (Eliza R. Snow)
• T’was in the latter days, when darkness then did reign
• ’Twas in the lovely month of May, And all (Heirich Heine)
• ’Twas in the merry month of May (Anglo-American ballad)
• ’Twas in the month of April when our youngest
• ’Twas in the month of June, (Long live the roses!)
• ’Twas in the month September (R. C. Evans)
• ’Twas in the Moon of Wintertime (Jean de Brébeauf)
• ’Twas in the moon of winter time when all (Jean de Brébeauf)
• ’Twas in the moon of wintertime when all (Jean de Brébeauf)
• ’Twas Jesus’ Blood (Harry Loes)
• ’Twas long ago and far away That to a little town (Nancy Byrd Turner)
• ’Twas long ago that Jesus was born (Johanna V. Sharnborg)
• ’Twas long ago, they say, in the Land of Faraway (Carolyn Wells)
• ’Twas May Day in the Morning
• ’Twas night; night, dark and lone (Vida E. Smith)
• ’Twas not to gain the world’s regard (Eliza R. Snow)
• ’Twas on a Monday morning (English folk song)
• ’Twas on a Monday morning when I beheld (English folk song)
• ’Twas on a Sunday night when I went for a walk (Canadian folk song)
• ’Twas only a bed of pansies With faces (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• ’Twas on one cold wint’ry night (Traditional)
• ’Twas on That Dark (Isaac Watts)
• ’T was on that dark, that solemn night (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas on that dark, that solemn night (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas on that dark, that solemn night, When (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas on that dark, that solemn night, when powers of (Isaac Watts)
• ’T was on that dark, that solemn night, When powers of earth and hell arose (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas on that night when doom’d to know (John Morrison)
• ’T was on that night when doomed to know (John Morrison)
• ’T was on that night when doomed to know The eager rage of ev’ry foe (John Morrison)
• ’T was on the mount of Calvary (Emmeline B. Wells)
• ’Twas on the Mount of Calvary (Emmeline B. Wells)
• ’Twas So Long, and Long Ago (Vida E. Smith)
• ’T was the commission of our Lord (Isaac Watts)
• ’Twas the commission of our Lord (Isaac Watts)
• ’T was the commission of our Lord, “Go, teach the nations, and baptize” (Isaac Watts)
• ’T was the day when God’s Anointed (Frederick H. Hedge)
• ’T was the day when God’s Anointed Died for us the death appointed (Frederick H. Hedge)
• ’Twas whispered in Eden, when Adam was made (William W. Phelps)
• ’Twas Whitsuntide! a sad, distressing term (John Lyon)
• ’Twas Witnessed in the Morning Sky (Anon.; G. William Richards (adapter))
• ’Twas Yuletide on the bleak frontier (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Twe little eyes that blink, blink, blink (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Twelve Days of Christmas (Traditional English carol)
• Twelve little birds fly by in a row (Miriam S. Clark)
• Twelve o’Clock Is Striking (Croatian carol)
• Twelve o’clock is striking now, Listen (Croatian carol)
• Twenty, Eighteen (English folk song)
• Twenty-eight years ago this very hour (R. C. Evans)
• Twenty froggies went to school (George Cooper)
• Twenty-One (Anon.)
• Twenty one and twenty two (Anon.)
• Twenty-Third Psalm (Psalm 23; Francis Rous)
• Twenty years ago (Eliza R. Snow)
• Twenty years have glided o’er us (R. C. Evans)
• Twilight
• Twilight
• Twilight (Alice V. L. Carrick)
• Twilight (Eda Lou Walton)
• Twilight (Constance Torby)
• Twilight and Dawn (Patty S. Hill)
• Twilight and You, Daddy (P. D. Griffeth)
• Twilight Dreams (W. H. Pierce)
• Twilight falling, birds are nesting (Eda Lou Walton)
• Twilight flings her lonely shadows (R. C. Evans)
• Twilight hours of blissful dreaming (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Twilight Imaginings (Eliza R. Snow)
• Twilight is golden, and swallows circle (Constance Torby)
• Twilight Longings (Evan Stephens)
• Twilight Music (Charles Harvey)
• Twilight on the river falls, See, the sun is sinking low (Indian song)
• Twilight Reveries (Emmeline B. Wells)
• Twilight Song (George W. Pennington)
• Twilight Song (Fleur Conkling)
• ’T will be a land of pure delight (James J. Stafford)
• ’T will be a land of pure delight Where saints of God will reign (James J. Stafford)
• Twinkle, Little Star (Jane Taylor)
• Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star (Jane Taylor)
• Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder (Jane Taylor)
• Twinkle, twinkle little star, How we wonder (Jane Taylor)
• Twist a crown of Mayflow’rs, Of Mayflow’rs (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• “Twitter, twitter! Tweet, tweet!” That’s our canary (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
• Two and two, the dancers sprightly (The Modern Music Series)
• Two babes were born in the self same town (James McGranahan)
• Two Boys (Patricia Bryson)
• Two brothers at the school there were (Traditional)
• Two by Two (Wilbur Weeks)
• Two by two, Enter Noah’s floating zoo! (Diane Andersen Beck)
• Two by two in lands abroad (Kevin R. Olson)
• Two Chapters (Eliza R. Snow)
• Two Chickens (Adeline McCall)
• Twofold (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
• Twofold (Vincent Persichetti)
• Twofold Amen (Johann Gottlieb Nauman)
• Two-fold Amen (Thomas Tallis)
• Twofold Amen (Thomas Tallis)
• Twofold Amen (Orlando Gibbons)
• Two-fold Amen (Van Denman Thompson)
• Twofold Amen (Van Denman Thompson)
• Twofold Amen (Louise Hills Lewis)
• Twofold Amen (Greek Liturgy)
• Twofold Amen (Charlene Moore Cooper)
• Two Gardens (Donald N. Bugg)
• Two Hands and One Heart (Sam Cardon; Kurt Bestor; Don Stirling; Hilary Weeks)
• Two Happy Feet (Norma Madsen Thomas)
• Two households both alike in dignity
• Two Little Birds
• Two little birds, one autumn day
• Two Little Blackbirds (Mother Goose)
• Two little blackbirds sat on a hill (Mother Goose)
• Two little children just a-lying in bed (Southern folk song)
• Two little children lyin’ in bed, One of them (Southern folk song)
• Two little clouds, one summer day (Lizzie M. Hadley)
• Two little clouds one summer’s day (Lizzie M. Hadley)
• Two little darkies lyin’ in bed (Southern folk song)
• Two little dickey birds sat upon a hill (Traditional)
• Two Little Eyes (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Two little eyes that blink, blink, blink (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Two little eyes to open and close
• Two Little Hands (Bertha A. Kleinman)
• Two Little Hands (Anon.)
• Two little hands go clap, clap, clap (Anon.)
• Two little hands go clap, clap, clap; two little feet go tap, tap, tap (Anon.)
• Two little hands to work for thee
• Two little hands to work for thee; Two little
• Two little houses across the street (Elsie Lindgren)
• Two little kittens
• Two little kittens One stormy night
• Two little love-birds in a tree (Danish folk song)
• Two Little Roses (Julia C. Ballard)
• Two Little Tweety Birds (Anon.)
• Two Lives (James McGranahan)
• Two Love-Birds (Danish folk song)
• Two Lovely Words (Moiselle Renstrom)
• Two merry little builders were busy side by side (William Howard Montgomery)
• Two Rabbits (Kathleen Campbell)
• Two Roses (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
• Two stalwart trees both rooted (Anne K. LeCroy)
• Two Sunbeams (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
• Two Thousand Stripling Warriors (Bonnie Hart Murray)
• Two Thousand Stripling Warriors (Gerald Jerling LeBaron)
• Two thousand stripling warriors marched (Gerald Jerling LeBaron)
• Two Thousand Valiant-hearted Youth (Donald N. Bugg)
• Two Thousand Years Since Bethlehem (Brian Hoare)
• Two Voices are there: one is of the sea (William Wordsworth)
• Two Winds (Mary Louise Allen)
• Two Wings (African-American spiritual)
• Two Workers (J. H. Ward)
• Two workers at one calling (J. H. Ward)
• Two workers at one calling toiled on from day to (J. H. Ward)
• Two Years Old (Emilie Poulsson)
• Two years, this road is calling me (Don Stirling; Sam Cardon; Peter Breinholt)
• Type of eternal rest,—fair bud of bliss (Henry Vaughan)
• Type of eternal rest,—fair bud of bliss, In heavenly flowers expanding week by week (Henry Vaughan)
• Tyr’d yma, Wil—rho glywed im’ (John S. Davis)
• Tyrolean Dance Song (Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis)
• Tyrolienne