Index of Texts
This is a list of the song texts and poems that have been indexed at SingPraises.net. See also the related indexes of tunes and medleys.
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- Waartoe zijn wij te zaam vereend (William J. de Bry)
- Wach auf, du Geist der ersten Zeugen (Karl Heinrich von Bogatzky)
- Wach’ auf, mein Geist, wach’ auf! (Louis F. Mönch)
- Wach auf, mein Herz, und singe (Paul Gerhardt)
- Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (Philipp Nicolai)
- Wachet, seid bereit (Johann Christoph Rube)
- Waconda, our Father, to Thee we raise (Eleanor B. Thomas)
- Wade in the Water
- Waft the news, ye heavenly breezes
- Waged a war for wisdom (Greg Simpson; Barry Gibbons; Jim Funk)
- Wäge nicht ängstlich das Für und Wider (Helene Schmidt)
- Wagons are rolling, now hear the wagon wheels
- Wagon Trains
- Wagon trains, wagon trains, We’re trav’ling slowly
- Wagon wheels turning on the cold (Greg Simpson)
- Wahrhafte Weisheit (John Huber)
- Wahrheitslicht (Richard T. Haag)
- Wahrheitslicht, Wahrheitslicht, schönster Hoffnungsstrahl! (Richard T. Haag)
- Wah! tahho! tahho! Wah! (Harvey W. Loomis)
- Wah! tahho! tahho! Wah! tahho! tahho! (Harvey W. Loomis)
- Wait A Minute, Green Bus! (James S. Tippett)
- Wait a minute, green bus! Slow down! Stop! (James S. Tippett)
- Wait, and Murmur Not (William H. Bellamy)
- Wait but a moment in the sun of time (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
- Wait for It (Ben Truman; Chad Truman; Russ Dixon)
- Wait for the Lord (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord / Contemparé tu vida en mí / Je te confie à toi, Seigneur (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord, his day is near (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord, his day is near / Contemparé tu vida en mí / Je te confie à toi, Seigneur (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord, whose day is near (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord, whose day is near / Zie uit naar God, Hij is nabij (Taizé Community)
- Wait for the Lord / Zie uit naar God (Taizé Community)
- Wait For The Wagon (R. B. Buckley)
- Waiting (Ethellynn Jones)
- Waiting (Russian song)
- Waiting and watching (George Manwaring)
- Waiting and Watching (S. M. H.)
- Waiting by the Way
- Waiting for Me (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- Waiting for the Dinner Bell (Southern folk round)
- Waiting for the Reapers (Anon.)
- Waiting for the reapers’ sickles (Anon.)
- Waiting for the reapers’ sickles, Waves (Anon.)
- Waiting for the reapers’ sickles waves the whitened (Anon.)
- Waiting, I sit forever waiting (Anna M. Molgard)
- Waiting on the Lord, for the promise given (Charles F. Weigle)
- Waiting—Through the darkness of the night (Ethellynn Jones)
- Waiting to grow (Amanda Turner)
- Wait, My Soul, Upon Him (J. F. Raeder)
- Wait Not to Thank Him (Darla Irwin)
- Wait Till The Clouds Roll By (J. T. Wood)
- Wait till the sky is dark, When cats are still (Virginia Lynd Hartley)
- Wakantanka Taku Nitawa (Joseph R. Renville)
- Wakantanka taku nitawa / Many and great, O God, are your works (Joseph R. Renville)
- Wak’d from my bed of slumber sweet (Parley P. Pratt)
- Wake a Song of Joy and Gladness (Evan Stephens)
- Wake, Awake! (Philipp Nicolai)
- Wake, awake, for night is flying (Philipp Nicolai)
- Wake, awake! for night is flying, The watchmen (Philipp Nicolai)
- Wake, baby leaves, for Springtime is calling you! (Sarah Grames Clark)
- Wake, Behold the Bridegroom Cometh
- Waked from my bed of slumber sweet (Parley P. Pratt)
- Waked from my bed of slumber sweet (Parley P. Pratt)
- Waked from my bed of slumber sweet, Refreshed in body and in mind (Parley P. Pratt)
- Wake, earth! Winter is done (Ann White)
- Wake, Ev’ry Breath (Mather Byles)
- Wake, ev’ry breath and ev’ry string (Mather Byles)
- Wake, hunter bold, awake! Put on your jacket (Austrian folk song)
- Wake, little children, Sing and be gay! (Ann Underhill)
- Wake my muse with love and favor (Joel H. Johnson)
- Wake, My Soul (Friedrich R. L. von Canitz; Madeleine Forell Marshall)
- Wake, my soul, with all things living (Friedrich R. L. von Canitz; Madeleine Forell Marshall)
- Waken, lords and ladies gay, On the mountain (Walter Scott)
- Waken, robin, wake and sing; Wake
- Wake, O Wake (William W. Phelps)
- Wake, O wake, the world from sleeping! (William W. Phelps)
- Wake, O wake the world from sleeping; Watchman, watchman, what’s the hour (William W. Phelps)
- Wake, O Ye Saints of God (Avanell D. Hancock)
- Wake, O ye saints of God, awake! (Avanell D. Hancock)
- Wake, the Dawn Is Now Full Rising (Jim Miller)
- Wake the earth and rouse the nations (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Wake the song of jubilee (Leonard Bacon)
- Wake the song of jubilee, Let it echo o’er the sea! (Leonard Bacon)
- Wake, the sun is brightly shining o’er the mountain (Neapolitan song)
- Wake Up (Leah Patt Rivenburg)
- Wake Up! (Pedro Castro)
- Wake Up!
- Wake Up
- Wake up all ye meek that have waited (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Wake Up, Hear His Voice Sound (Anon.)
- Wake up in the morning (Nik Day)
- Wake up in the morning, Going through (Nik Day)
- Wake Up, Jacob
- Wake up, Jacob, day is a-breaking
- Wake up, Jacob, day’s a breakin’
- Wake Up, O Saints of God! (Millie Faircloth)
- Wake up, the rooster’s crowing; it’s time (Israeli round)
- Wake up, wake up, all you sleepy heads (Leah Patt Rivenburg)
- Wake up, wake up and hear the robins sing (Verna Meade Surer)
- Wake up! Wake up! You great big sleepy-head!
- Walk Along, John
- Walk Before Us, Men of Zion (Edith Derr)
- Walked a Mile
- Walk His Way (Steven K. Jones)
- Walkin’ down the street again (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- Walking along life’s road one day (N. Vandall)
- Walking and Skipping
- Walking at Night (Czech folk song)
- Walking at night along the meadow way (Czech folk song)
- Walking Down the Street (Ethel Crowninshield)
- Walking in His Father’s Footsteps (Margo Faraoni Edgeworth)
- Walking in Sunlight (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- Walking in sunlight, all of my journey (Henry J. Zelley)
- Walking in the beautiful light of God (Haldor Lillenas)
- Walking in the country Through a pleasant valley (Spanish folk song)
- Walking in the King’s highway (Florence Horton)
- Walking in the King’s Highway (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Walking in the Light (R. C. Evans)
- Walking in the Light (John W. Peterson)
- Walking in the Light of God
- Walking in the Light of Jesus Love (V. C. DeW.)
- Walking in the morning bright (C. Austin Miles)
- Walking in the sunlight, all of my journey (Henry J. Zelley)
- Walking on Your Tiptoes (Brooks Baker)
- Walking on your tiptoes, tiptoes, tiptoes (Brooks Baker)
- Walking Song (Swiss folk song)
- Walking Song (Finnish song)
- Walking, Talking Doll (Marian Cornwall)
- Walking through the canyons (Allen Hunt; Leonie Hunt)
- Walking Up the King’s Highway (Mary Gardner; Thomas A. Dorsey)
- Walking, We’re walking together and Talking (Ron Simpson; Clive Romney)
- Walking with Christ (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- Walking with Jesus (Mary Beth Evans)
- Walking With Jesus (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Walking with Jesus in His lovelight (V. C. DeW.)
- Walk in His Ways (Steve Stewart; Clive Romney)
- Walkin’ Home
- Walk In Jerusalem Just Like John (African-American spiritual)
- Walkin’ on Sunshine (Kimberley Rew)
- Walk in the Light (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Walk in the Light (Kristin W. Belcher; Brian R. Jensen)
- Walk in the Light (Bernard Barton)
- Walk in the light of God’s counsel
- Walk in the light; so shalt thou know (Bernard Barton)
- Walk in Zion’s Light (Vonnie Tims)
- Walk On (Michael Webb; Kenneth Cope; Vickey Pahnke Taylor; Randy Kartchner)
- Walk On, O People of God (Cesáreo Gabaraín)
- Walk softly here within the Sacred Grove (Helen Harrington)
- Walk Tall, You’re a Daughter of God (Jamie Glenn)
- Walk Together Children (Traditional)
- Walk together children, don’t you get weary (Traditional)
- Walk, walk, walk, walk, walking in the light of God
- Walk, walk, walk, walk, walk with me
- Walk with Me (Clive Romney; Elizabeth Romney)
- Walk with Me (African-American spiritual)
- Walk with Me (Nik Day)
- Walk You Through the Night (Cherie Call)
- Walte, walte nah und fern (Jonathan Friedrich Bahnmaier)
- Waltz (Evan Stephens)
- Waltzing Matilda (Banjo Paterson)
- Waltzing with Anya (Katherine S. Bolt)
- Waltz Song (Viktor Léon; Leo Stein)
- Waltz Song (A. Vanloo; E. Leterrier; A. Mortier)
- Wanagi-Wacipi Olowan (American Indian song)
- Wanderer’s Evening Song
- Wandering (Traditional)
- Wandering and unsure of my position (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- Wandering in the Woods
- Wann der Herr einst die Gefangenen (Christian Heinrich Zeller)
- Wanted (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Wanted on the Other Side (Charles W. Stayner)
- War Clouds (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
- Warm Boots (Philip Muzzy)
- Warmed by the sun, Wet with the rain (Ann Underhill)
- Warm September brings the fruit
- Warm sun slanting down the sky (Mildred B. Hall)
- Warm, Warm As Our Campfire
- Warm, warm, underground Tiny creatures (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
- Warning Hymn (William Clegg)
- Warning to a Daughter (Beatrice Perham Krone; Helen D. Bell)
- Warriors for the Lord (Juliet Gamero)
- Warriors of Light (Afterglow)
- Warriors of Light (Camilyn Cook)
- Was auch der Tag beschieden (Helene Schmidt)
- Was glänzt dort im Walde im Sonnenschein? (Theodor Körner)
- Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan (Samuel Rodigast)
- Washday Reverie (Irene McCullough)
- Washed in the blood, by the spirit sealed (Charles Price Jones)
- Washing and Ironing (Patty S. Hill)
- Washing Day
- Washing Day (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- Washing Dishes (Alice R. Baldwin)
- Washington (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Washington and Lincoln, America holds dear (Lillie M. Jordan)
- Washington and Lincoln were great men
- Washington and the Flag (Mabel E. Bray)
- Washington the Great (Early American song)
- Wash, O God, Our Sons and Daughters (Ruth Duck)
- Wash, O God, Your Sons and Daughters (Ruth Duck)
- Was ist die Macht, was ist die Kraft (Ernst Moritz Arndt)
- Was ist’s wohl, ihr Menschenkinder
- Was klingt in diesen Tagen (Johannes Huber)
- Wasn’t just happenstance (Ross Boothe; Christian Hobbs)
- Wassail Song (English carol)
- Wasteland (Ivy Houtz Woolley)
- Waste Not, Want Not (Harry Linn)
- Was zweifelst du? (Karl G. Maeser)
- Watch and Pray
- Watchers in the Sky (James F. Caldwell)
- Watcher, Tell Us of the Night (John Bowring)
- Watch for Rests
- Watching at the window
- Watching for the Day When He Will Come (Rachel P. Mohlman)
- Watching in the meadows (Myles B. Foster)
- Watching in the meadows O’er their flocks (Myles B. Foster)
- Watching in the meadows O’er their flocks by night (Myles B. Foster)
- Watching my sheep the whole night long (Friedrich Spee)
- Watching the River Run (Kenny Loggins; Jim Messina)
- Watching the sun ascend (Anna M. Molgard)
- Watchman makes night’s first round (Cantonese folk song)
- Watchman, tell me, does the morning (Sidney S. Brewer)
- Watchman, tell me, does the morning (Sidney S. Brewer)
- Watchman, tell me, does the morning Of fair Zion’s glory dawn? (Sidney S. Brewer)
- Watchman! tell us (John Bowring)
- Watchman, tell us, if you can (Joel H. Johnson)
- Watchman! tell us of the night (John Bowring)
- Watchman, tell us of the night, What its signs (John Bowring)
- Watchman! tell us of the night, What its signs of promise are (John Bowring)
- Watchman, What of the Night? (Charles Kingsley)
- Watchman, What Of The Night? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Watchman, what of the night now (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Watchman, what of the night? The stars (Charles Kingsley)
- Watchman, who are these I see (Joseph Smith III)
- Watchman, who are these I see, Panoplied as if for war? (Joseph Smith III)
- Watchmen! tell us of the night (John Bowring)
- Watch Me Swing High (Verna Meade Surer)
- Watch me swing high to the blue sky (Verna Meade Surer)
- Watch Night
- Watch over all I do
- Watch, watch, even though night falls (Michelle Willis)
- Water (John Lyon)
- Water! blest boon; great gift of God to man! (John Lyon)
- Water, Blood, and Spirit Crying (Stephen P. Starke)
- Watercress
- Water Dance (Arthur Guiterman)
- Water faucet sings this way, Bleep, bleep
- Waterlife (Handt Hanson)
- Water, River, Spirit, Grace (Thomas H. Troeger)
- Water Skaters
- Waters of China, in pond and in pool (Luther Wilde)
- Water, water, clear, cold water
- Water you turned into wine (Jonas Myrin; Chris Tomlin; Jesse Reeves; Matt Redman)
- Waves (Mary Britton Miller)
- Waves of the restless sea, Waves of the ocean (Gladys Pitcher)
- Wave The Flags Of Zion (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Wave the Standard Royal (James Rowe)
- Wave the Standard Royal (James Rowe)
- Wave your hands now, wave your hands now
- Waving The Death Angel Over (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Waving, waving, waving in the sunlight
- Wa Wa Wa Emimimo (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wa Wa Wa Emimimo / Come, O Holy Spirit, Come (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wa wa wa Emimimo! / Come, O Holy Spirit, come! / Santo Espíritu, ¡ven! / Viens ! Viens ! Saint Esprit, viens! (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wa Wa Wa Emimimo! / Kom, o Heilige Geest, kom! (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wa wa wa Emimimo! / Kom, o Heilige Geest, kom! / Come, O Holy Spirit, come! / Santo Espíritu, ¡ven! / Viens ! Viens ! Sant Esprit, viens ! (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wa wa wa Emimimo! / Viens ! Viens ! Saint Esprit, viens ! / Come, O Holy Spirit, come! (Josiah Olunowo Ositelu)
- Wax Doll, Rag Doll (Serge Gainsbourg)
- Waxen candles brightly burning (Russian song)
- Way above the ocean, how the sea gulls fly!
- Way down in North Car’lina, On the banks (Southern song)
- Way down in the field where the wheat seeds lie (Patty S. Hill)
- Way down in the meadow (Anon.)
- Way down in the meadow Where the lily (Anon.)
- Way down in the meadow where the lily first blows (Anon.)
- Way down on the Swanee Ribber (Stephen C. Foster)
- ’Way down upon de Swanee Ribbah (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way down upon de Swanee ribber (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way down upon de Swanee River (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way down upon the old plantation (Louis Staab)
- Way down upon the Suwanee river (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way down upon the Swanee ribber (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way down upon the Swanee River (Stephen C. Foster)
- ’Way down upon the Swanee River, far, far away (Stephen C. Foster)
- Way Down Yonder in the Cornfield (Anon.)
- Wayfaring Stranger (American folk song)
- Way Out West (June Norton)
- Way, way back in the ages dark (Benjamin Hapgood Burt)
- We Adore You (Taizé Community)
- We Adore You, Jesus Christ (Jacques Berthier)
- We adore you, Jesus Christ / Adoramus te Christe (Jacques Berthier)
- We adore your name, Jesus Savior / Adoramus te, Jesu Christe (Taizé Community)
- We Agree to Forsake Sin (Rigaud Clervil)
- We All Are One in Mission (Rusty Edwards)
- We All Believe in One True God (Martin Luther)
- We All Believe in One True God (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- We all believe in one true God, Father (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- We all believe in one true God, who created (Martin Luther)
- We all choose what to believe (Nik Day)
- We all know folks who feel right sad
- We all should learn while here below (Anon.)
- We all travel different roads (Nik Day; Kendra Lowe)
- Wealth (Pearl Ivie Stanford)
- We and the Wind (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- We Announce Peace to You
- Wear a Crown (Isaac Watts)
- Wear a Smile (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Wear A Smile (Moiselle Renstrom)
- We Are (Chuck Butler; Ed Cash; Hillary McBride; James Tealy)
- We are a band of volunteers (our names are on (Robert B. Baird)
- We are a band of workers
- We are a band of workers true (Nora Cotter)
- We are a band of workers, with purpose firm
- We Are a Christian Movement (William Blakemore)
- We Are a Family of Faith (R. Jay Goos)
- We Are All Enlisted (Anon.)
- We are all enlisted till the conflict is o’er (Anon.)
- We are all enlisted till the conflict is o’er— Happy (Anon.)
- We Are All One in Christ
- We are all the children of light (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We are a moment, You are forever (Lynn DeShazo; Gary Sadler)
- We Are an Offering (Dwight Liles)
- We are a part of the youth battalion (Eric Malizia)
- We are a people from the river of time (Rudolf Kögel)
- We Are a People of Faith (J. Paul Williams)
- We are a wilderness wandering people (Jim Strathdee)
- We Are Baptized in Christ Jesus (John C. Ylvisaker)
- We Are Blessed by the Good Word (Morgen Eskesen)
- We Are Brothers and Sisters (Anon.)
- We are building day by day, In our work and in our play
- We Are Building For Eternity
- We are building today the House of Youth (Clarissa A. Beesley)
- We Are Called (David Haas)
- We Are Called to Be God’s People (Thomas A. Jackson)
- We Are Called to Be Peacemakers (Jane Parker Huber)
- We Are Called to Follow Jesus (Jim Strathdee)
- We Are Called to Stand Together (Martin E. Leckebusch)
- We Are Children of Creation (Barbara Hamm)
- We are children of creation, star-flung bits of living fire (Barbara Hamm)
- We are children of the kingdom (Edward Hanham)
- We are children of the kingdom, Born in (Edward Hanham)
- We are children of the kingdom, born in Isra’l’s (Edward Hanham)
- We Are Children of the Sun and Summer (Anon.)
- We are children singing all around the world (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We Are Climbing Jacob’s Ladder (Southern folk song)
- We are climbing Jacob’s ladder, ladder (Southern folk song)
- We are climbing Jacob’s ladder, We are climbing (Southern folk song)
- We Are Coming, Hope of Zion
- We are coming in the morning
- We are companions on the journey (Carey Landry)
- We Are Companions on the Journey (Carey Landry)
- We Are Dancing Sarah’s Circle (Carole A. Etzler)
- We Are Daughters in God’s Kingdom (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We are daughters of God (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- We are daughters of our Heavenly Father (Marcia B. Davis)
- We are Deacons who bear the Priesthood (Evelyn N. Wood)
- We Are Different (Patricia Kelsey Graham)
- We Are Drops in the Same Sea
- We are far, far away from the land of our Home (Eliza R. Snow)
- We Are Forgiven (Liturgical text)
- We are forgiven. We are forgiven (Liturgical text)
- We are free, we are free (Adelheid Wette)
- We are free, we are free, Forever shall it be (Adelheid Wette)
- We are gathered again (J. J. M. Bohn)
- We are gathered by the one love of Christ Jesus
- We Are Gathered by the Water (Paula Rowland)
- We are gathered by the water, Minds intent (Paula Rowland)
- We Are Gathered for Thy Blessing (Paul Rader)
- We Are God’s People (Bryan Jeffery Leech)
- We are God’s people, the chosen of the Lord (Bryan Jeffery Leech)
- We Are Going Away to Zion! (James Sylvester)
- We are happy boys and girls (Mary Rose Jack)
- We Are Happy Children (Anon.)
- We are happy today
- We are happy today as the birds of Spring
- We Are Heading for the Promised Land
- We are heading out for the Promis’d land in the West
- We are here tonight (Anon.)
- We are here tonight, One big family (Anon.)
- We are his children (Graham Kendrick)
- We Are His Hands (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- We are hoping, we are praying
- We Are Invited to the Meal (Kurt Rommel)
- We are jolly penguins, All dressed up for tea (Elinor Warner)
- We Are Learning to Share (Shirley Judd)
- We are leaving Primary (Ada B. Maxfield)
- We are leaving Primary. Grateful we (Ada B. Maxfield)
- We are leaving Primary, Grateful we will ever be (Ada B. Maxfield)
- We are like lightbulbs hanging from the heavens (Nik Day)
- We are little sailors sailing O’er a stormy sea
- We are living, we are dwelling (A. Cleveland Coxe)
- We are longing for the day (Kenneth R. Jones)
- We Are Lost Sheep (Plácido Koyoc Yam)
- We are many textures (Rosemary Crow)
- We Are Marching in the Light (Andries van Tonder)
- We Are Marching in the Light of God (Andries van Tonder)
- We are marching in the light of God / Siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’ (Andries van Tonder)
- We are marching on to glory (Hans Henry Petersen)
- We Are Marching On to Glory (John M. Chamberlain)
- We are marching on! We are marching on! (Franklin L. Eiland)
- We Are Mormon Boys (Evelyn N. Wood)
- We are not alone, we live in God’s world
- We Are Not Our Own (Brian Wren)
- We are not our own. Earth forms us (Brian Wren)
- We Are Not Out Here for Gold (Mark Nichols)
- We are not quite a century old as yet
- We are not the only Christians
- We are now starting out on life’s journey
- We Are Often Tossed and Driven (Charles A. Tindley; B. B. McKinney)
- We are often tossed and driven on the restless sea of (Charles A. Tindley; B. B. McKinney)
- We are often tossed and driv’n (Charles A. Tindley; B. B. McKinney)
- We are often tossed and driv’n on the restless sea of time (Charles A. Tindley; B. B. McKinney)
- We Are One (Nik Day)
- We Are One (Timothy Wright)
- We Are One in Christ (James Chepponis)
- We Are One in Christ Jesus
- We are one in Christ Jesus / Somos uno en Cristo
- We are one in the bond of love (Otis Skillings)
- We Are One in the Spirit (Peter Scholtes)
- We Are One in the Spirit / Somos uno en Espíritu / Tous unis par le Maître (Peter Scholtes)
- We are one in the Spirit; we are one in the Lord (Peter Scholtes)
- We are one in the Spirit, we are one in the Lord / Somos uno en Espíritu y en el Señor / Tous unis par le Maître, tous unis par l’Esprit (Peter Scholtes)
- We are one, we are one (Timothy Wright)
- We are our heavenly Father’s children (R. M.)
- We are part of a family (Nik Day; Christian Affleck)
- We are people created (Cathy Skogen-Soldner)
- We Are People of God’s Peace (Menno Simons)
- We are people of God’s peace as a new creation (Menno Simons)
- We Are People on a Journey (Gregg DeMey)
- We Are Pilgrims on a Journey (Richard Gillard)
- We are planting a tree,—For today and tomorrow (Margaret Sangster)
- We are pretty valentines, Dancing (Agness A. West)
- We Are Raised to Newness of Life (Allison Gilliam)
- We Are Reverent (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We Are Running
- We are sawing our boards today; Saw, saw (Nina B. Hartford)
- We Are Singing, for the Lord Is Our Light (Andries van Tonder)
- We Are Singing, for the Lord Is Our Light (Hal H. Hopson)
- We are singing, for the Lord is our light / Siyahamb’ ekukhanyen’ kwenkhos’ (Andries van Tonder)
- We are So Blessed (Greg Nelson; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- We are so blessed by the gifts from Your hand (Greg Nelson; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- We Are Soldiers
- We are soldiers in the army
- We are soldiers one, two, three (G. E. M.)
- We are soldiers one, two, three, Marching (G. E. M.)
- We Are Sons of Pioneers
- We Are Sowing (Anon.)
- We are sowing, daily sowing (Anon.)
- We are sowing, daily sowing Countless seeds (Anon.)
- We are sowing, daily sowing Countless seeds of good (Anon.)
- We Are Standing on Holy Ground (Geron Davis)
- We are stars (Thelma Johnson Ryser)
- We are strong young soldiers marching
- We Are Sunbeams
- We are Sunbeams gaily singing
- We are the bees of Deseret (Evan Stephens)
- We are the bees of Deseret, the busy, busy (Evan Stephens)
- We are the blazers, the gallant blazers (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- We are the Blue Bird Girls (Theodore E. Curtis)
- We Are the Body of Christ (Jaime Cortez; Bob Hurd)
- We are the boys of the M. I. A. (Zersia Mae Nelson)
- We are the children of the Saints (John Nicholson)
- We are the children on the Saints of these the (John Nicholson)
- We are the chosen of the Lord—Happy band; we are (Gus M. Clarke)
- We Are the Church (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- We Are the Church (Richard K. Avery; Donald S. Marsh)
- We Are the Gleaners (Ruth May Fox)
- We are the Gleaners, the M I A Gleaners (Ruth May Fox)
- We are the Gleaners, the MIA Gleaners (Ruth May Fox)
- We are the junior girls, hip, hip, hurrah! (Ruth May Fox)
- We are the Juniors as fair as the morning (Ruth May Fox)
- We are the kings, Who, led by the star, Have come to
- We Are the Lambs of His Fold (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We Are the Lord’s (Charles T. Astley; Carl J. P. Spitta)
- We are the Lord’s. His all-sufficient merit (Charles T. Astley; Carl J. P. Spitta)
- We are the music makers (Arthur O’Shaughnessey)
- We are the music makers, And we are (Arthur O’Shaughnessey)
- We Are the Ones the World Awaits (Edith Sinclair Downing)
- We are the people of the Lord, we meet to praise (Amos Clarke)
- We are the pioneer children (Katherine T. Larson)
- We Are the Reason (David Meece)
- We are the reason that He gave His life (David Meece)
- We are the Seagull Girls (Jane Romney Crawford)
- We are the Sea Gull Girls, we are the Sea Gull Girls (Jane Romney Crawford)
- We Are the Seed of Abr’am (John Jaques)
- We are the seed of Abr’am, And all the world (John Jaques)
- We Are the Singers Who Celebrate Jesus (Shirley Erena Murray)
- We are the sisters of Lambda Delta Sigma (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
- We are the sons of the pioneers (Carol C. Madsen)
- We Are the Sons of the Utah Pioneers (Cherry Sale Brown)
- We Are the S U P
- We are the S U P Sons of Pioneers
- We Are the Targeteers (Jane Jonan)
- We are the voices (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- We are the youth of a Western empire (Elsie C. Carroll)
- We are three kings from Orient regions (French carol)
- We are three lords who come from Spain
- We are tossed and driven on the restless sea of time (Charles A. Tindley)
- We Are Travelers on a Journey (Richard Gillard)
- We are trav’lers on a journey (Richard Gillard)
- We are waiting for the dawning o f a brighter day (George Manwaring)
- We Are Walking (Andries van Tonder)
- We are walking in the light of God (Andries van Tonder)
- We are wandering here as strangers (Thomas W. Smith)
- We are wand’ring here as strangers (Thomas W. Smith)
- We are wand’ring here as strangers, And as exiles from our home (Thomas W. Smith)
- We are Watchers, Earnest Watchers (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We are watchers, earnest watchers, For the coming (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We are weaving linens fine, Our merry bobbins (Lettish folk song)
- We Are Workers in Your Vineyard (Rubén Landeros)
- We are working, working along; We are (Hebrew chant)
- We Are Your Daughters (Elizabeth K. Linton)
- We Are Your People (Brian Wren)
- We are your people – Lord, by your grace (Brian Wren)
- We are your people, Spirit of grace (Brian Wren)
- Wearing Of The Green (Dion Boucicault)
- Weary Not! (W. H. Flaville)
- Weary of all trumpeting (Martin H. Franzmann)
- Weary of earth, and laden with my sin (Samuel John Stone)
- Weary souls, that wander wide (Charles Wesley)
- Weary soul, thou shalt rest in the morning (Carlton C. Buck)
- We ask of thee, O Lord above (Jewell Dawson)
- We as the living witnesses (David H. Smith)
- We as the living witnesses Declare the word to you (David H. Smith)
- Weather (Gladys Hall Coates)
- Weather’s most uncertain, Clouds are like
- Weather Song (Patty S. Hill)
- Weave (Rosemary Crow)
- Weave (Rosemary Crow)
- Weave in, My Hardy Life (Walt Whitman)
- Weave in, weave in, my hardy life (Walt Whitman)
- Weave, weave, weave us together (Rosemary Crow)
- Weaving (Lettish folk song)
- We Bear the Strain of Earthly Care (Ozora Stearns Davis)
- We Believe (Greg Simpson)
- We Believe (Russ Dixon)
- We Believe
- We Believe (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- We Believe (Clarissa A. Beesley)
- We believe all that God has revealed (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in being honest (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in being honest, true, chaste (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in being subject (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in being subject to kings (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in being subject to kings, presidents (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We Believe in Christ (Bruce R. McConkie)
- We Believe in God Almighty (David Mowbray)
- We believe in God, the Eternal Father (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in God, the Eternal Father, and in (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in God, the Father (Nancy Gordon; Jamie Harvill)
- We believe in one God
- We believe in one God (Gregg DeMey)
- We believe in one God, the Father, the Almighty
- We Believe in One True God (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- We Believe in Our God (John Jaques)
- We Believe in Our God, the Great Prince (John Jaques)
- We believe in our God, the great Prince of His race (John Jaques)
- We believe in the gift of tongues (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in the gift of tongues, prophecy (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in the literal gathering (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in the literal gathering of Israel (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in the same organization (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in the same organization that existed (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe in you, O God, Eternal Spirit
- We believe that a man must be called of God (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe that men will be punished (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe that men will be punished for (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe that men will be punished for their own sins (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe that the first principles and ordinances (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe that through the Atonement of Christ (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe the Bible to be the word of God (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We believe, we believe in the gospel’s glad story (Clarissa A. Beesley)
- We Belong (Ann L. Bailey)
- We Belong to Jesus’ Body (Richard Leach)
- We Bid Thee Welcome (James Montgomery)
- We bid thee welcome in the name (James Montgomery)
- We bid thee welcome in the name Of Jesus, our exalted Head (James Montgomery)
- We bid you farewell (H. P. Møller)
- We bless and thank you, Lord our God (David A. Hoekema)
- We bless thee for this sacred day (Caroline Gilman)
- We bless thee for this sacred day, Thou who hast ev’ry blessing given (Caroline Gilman)
- We bless thee, Lord, that we have met (Advent Harp)
- We bless thee, Lord, that we have met Once more before thy mercy-seat (Advent Harp)
- We Bless the Name of Christ, the Lord (Samuel F. Coffman)
- We Bow Down (Twila Paris)
- We Bow Our Heads (Anna Johnson)
- We bow our heads and close our eyes (Anna Johnson)
- We bow our heads and close our eyes (Frances K. Taylor)
- We bow our heads and close our eyes and say a (Anna Johnson)
- We bow our heads and close our eyes, And say a little prayer (Anna Johnson)
- We bow our heads and close our eyes while we breathe (Frances K. Taylor)
- We bow our heads in prayer today (Robert P. Manookin)
- We bow our heads in prayer today, We fold our arms together (Robert P. Manookin)
- We bow our heads in reverence, with folded arms we (Blanch D. Sundberg)
- We bow our hearts, we bend our knees (Charlie Hall)
- We bring no glitt’ring treasures, No gems from
- We bring now (E. Gebhardt)
- We bring now our gifts to the Master (George Allen Mathews)
- We bring now our gifts to the Master, Although (George Allen Mathews)
- We Bring Our Children, Lord, to Thee (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- We Bring the Sacrifice of Praise (Kirk C. Dearman)
- We bring the sacrifice of praise into the house of the Lord (Kirk C. Dearman)
- We bring you garlands of flowers (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- We bring you garlands of flowers, Flowers of ev’ry hue (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- We Brought Peace Upon You
- We builder boys have many things to do (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- We by His Spirit Prove (Charles Wesley)
- We called out to God, “Are you coming?” (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We call ourselves daughters of old Silver Reef (Laurelle Leany Dalton)
- We Call Ourselves Disciples (Jim Miller)
- We Call Out to You (Nepali song)
- We call out to you with our hands open wide (Nepali song)
- We call Thee our Almighty God (Ray Alston)
- We Can Do More (Nik Day)
- We Can Go Out Coasting (Mary Baker)
- We can laugh and play (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- We can laugh and play And leap and run (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- We cannot bind upon your brow a laurel wreath (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We cannot give without receiving (Kurt Kaiser)
- We Cannot Measure How You Heal (John L. Bell)
- We Cannot Own the Sunlit Sky (Ruth Duck)
- We cannot wait for Zion. With zeal for right (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- We Can’t Get ’Em Up
- We can’t get ’em up, We can’t get ’em up
- We celebrate this glorious day, when noble men (Gus M. Clarke)
- We champion the cause of righteousness (Beatrice F. Stevens)
- We children form a flowery ring, And in
- We choose all substance—what remains
- We claim the priv’lege of worshiping (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We claim the priv’lege of worshiping Almighty God (Joseph Smith Jr.)
- We close our eyes (Anna Johnson)
- We close our eyes and think of Thee (Anna Johnson)
- We close our eyes and think of Thee, And sing a (Anna Johnson)
- We Come A-Marching
- We Come as Guests Invited (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- We Come, Aware of Sin (Naomi Russell)
- We Come Before Thee, Lord, This Day (N. W. Peisker)
- We Come Before Thee on This Day (Daunell J. Clarke)
- We Come Before You, Lord
- We come from the hill-tops far away (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We come from the land of the howling Ute
- We come here, Lord (Harry L. Doty)
- We come here, Lord in this great hour (Harry L. Doty)
- We Come Here to Find You (Barbara C. Mink)
- We Come, O Christ, to You (Margaret Clarkson)
- We Come, O God, in This Sweet Hour (R. Edwin Browne)
- We come, O God, thy praise to sing
- We come, our hearts with gladness glowing (Ehrenfried Liebich)
- We come, our hearts with gladness glowing, Thee, Lord of harvest, to adore (Ehrenfried Liebich)
- We Come to Thee, Almighty God (Casper Kaat)
- We Come to the Hungry Feast (Ray Makeever)
- We Come to You for Healing, Lord (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- We come to you, our Father (Harry L. Doty)
- We come, we come, a joyful band (J. Parsons)
- We come, we come, a joyful band, And now (J. Parsons)
- We come, we come a joyful band and now we in (J. Parsons)
- We Come with Joy (David H. Smith)
- We come with joy the truth (David H. Smith)
- We Come with Joy, the Truth to Teach (David H. Smith)
- We Come with Joy the Truth to Teach You (David H. Smith)
- We come with joy the truth to teach you, To sow the seed in every heart (David H. Smith)
- We come with our singing and playing (Italian song)
- We could keep living in the shadows (Nik Day)
- We cross the prairie as of old (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- We cross the prairie as of old the Pilgrims (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Wedding March (Here Comes the Bride) (Anon.)
- Wedding Prayer (Ruth G. Smith)
- Wedding Wishes (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We Declare Your Majesty (Malcolm du Plessis)
- We dedicate to thee this house we have reared (Mark H. Forscutt)
- We dedicate to thee this house we have reared, In these sacred courts may thy name be revered (Mark H. Forscutt)
- We doctors meet oftimes such wonderful ills! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We do not know why tears must flow (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We do not see the wind (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- We do not see the wind; We only hear (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- We do not see the wind, We only hear it sigh (Elizabeth Cushing Taylor)
- We don’t believe for the honor (Russ Dixon)
- We Eat the Bread of Teaching (Omer Westendorf)
- Weeding My Garden (Jessie Gillaspie)
- Wee Duck Doddles (George S. Applegarth)
- Wee Ducky Doddles (George S. Applegarth)
- Wee Little Song (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Weel May the Keel Row (Scottish folk song)
- Weep for the Early Dead (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Weep for the early dead, weep for the early dead (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Weepin’ Mary (David Fletcher)
- Wee Pippa passed by with her paint and brush (Lucy Goodrich Lind)
- Weep not for him that’s dead and gone (John Clements)
- Weep, week not for me, Zion (Charles Wesley Wandell)
- Weep, weep for the early dead (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Weep, weep not for me, Zion (Charles Wesley Wandell)
- We’er not ashamed to own our Lord (William W. Phelps)
- Weest gij volmaakt (Frank I. Kooyman)
- Weet wie je bent
- Weet wie je bent: jij bent uniek
- We Ever Pray for Thee (Evan Stephens)
- We ever pray for thee, our Prophet dear (Evan Stephens)
- We ever pray for thee, our prophet dear, That God will (Evan Stephens)
- Weevily Wheat (American folk song)
- We Exalt Thee (Pete Sanchez Jr.)
- We Fall Down (Chris Tomlin)
- We fall down, we lay our crowns (Chris Tomlin)
- We fall down; we lay our crowns at the feet (Chris Tomlin)
- We fall down, we lay our crowns at the feet of Jesus (Chris Tomlin)
- We fall into line when the bugles blow (David Lundie)
- We fast and pray to find God’s grace (Gregory the Great)
- We, Father, have gathered together (J. J. M. Bohn)
- We Feel the Presence of the Lord (Carmelia de la Paz)
- We fell asleep now here we are (Nik Day; Madilyn Paige)
- We find many people who can’t understand (J. E. French)
- We Find Our Peace (David Burroughs)
- We float thro’ the air o’er the tops of the trees
- We fold our arms, we bow our heads (Grace D. Wahlquist)
- “We fold our hands that we may be”
- We Follow the Prophet (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We Gather (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We gather, dear Father, in pray’r before Thee (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We Gather Here (Earl C. Hazelle)
- We gather here, each girl and boy, To thank (Earl C. Hazelle)
- We Gather Here in Grateful Praise (Roy E. De Brand)
- We gather here in grateful praise, in prayer and song (Roy E. De Brand)
- We Gather Here in Jesus’ Name (Bryan J. Leech)
- We gather here in Jesus’ name; His love (Bryan J. Leech)
- We Gather ’Round Thy Table, Lord (Edna G. Wilkins)
- We Gather Together (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We gather together in glad celebration (Mary S. Pratt; Randall Pratt)
- We gather together to ask our God’s blessing (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessing (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We gather together to ask the Lord’s blessings (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- We gather together to thank our dear Father (D. Evan Davis)
- We gather to sing to our Lord hymns of praise (Florine L. Burt)
- We get ready for prayer
- Weggis Song (Swiss folk song)
- We Give Thanks (Rita S. Robinson)
- We Give Thanks To Thee (Moiselle Renstrom)
- We give thanks to Thee We give thanks to Thee Thou Lord (Evan Stephens)
- We Give Thanks unto You (Marty Haugen)
- We give thanks unto you, O God of might (Marty Haugen)
- We Give Thee But Thine Own (William Walsham How)
- We give thee but thine own, Whate’er (William Walsham How)
- We give thee but thine own, Whate’er the gift (William Walsham How)
- We give thee but thine own What e’er the gift may be (William Walsham How)
- We give thee but thine own, Whate’er the gift may be (William Walsham How)
- We Give Thee Thanks (Samuel Longfellow)
- We Give These Gifts
- We give you but your own (William Walsham How)
- We Give You Thanks (Gary Rhodes)
- We glide down the dusky lake (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- We Glorify Thee, O God (Marion B. Naegle)
- We glory in His holy name, We worship, praise and sing (Karen Whiting Heiner)
- Weg, mein Herz, mit den Gedanken (Paul Gerhardt)
- We go across the street, Our neighbors (Kesler and Morris)
- We go across the street, Our neighbors dear (Kesler and Morris)
- We go across the street, our neighbors dear to (Kesler and Morris)
- We go across the street, our neighbors dear to greet (Kesler and Morris)
- We Go in Peace (Keith Christopher)
- We Go Singing
- We go to church (Agness A. West)
- We go to church to worship God (Agness A. West)
- We Greet You, Little Friend
- We greet you, little friend today, Come join us
- We had a pumpkin yellow; We gave it (Francis Hilliard)
- We had a pumpkin yellow; We gave it two big eyes (Francis Hilliard)
- We hail the day—the glorious day (Eliza R. Snow)
- We hail Thee (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We hail thee, as the hero of the day! (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We hail thee, lovely Deseret (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We hail thee, lovely Deseret, thou art our chosen (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We hail the happy time
- We hail the merry autumn days (Charles Dickens)
- We hail the merry autumn days When leaves (Charles Dickens)
- We Hail You God’s Anointed (James Montgomery)
- We have a king, He’s made us strong (Kenneth Cope)
- We have a mission; we have a destiny (Elizabeth K. Linton)
- We Have an Anchor (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We have an interest in the Youth of Zion (Afton Bradshaw)
- We have a secret, just we three (Thomas Gainsborough)
- We Have a Shepherd (Christian Gottlob Barth)
- We have a story to tell you. We would like to say (Edrie Peterson)
- We have been baptized in Christ / Hemos sido bautizados (Fernando Rodríguez)
- We have been born, as Nephi of old (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We have been friends together thro’ all the changing years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We have been given this very moment (Russ Dixon; Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- We Have Been Warned (Loretta S. Marshall)
- We have been warned and are forewarned (Loretta S. Marshall)
- We Have Come at Christ’s Own Bidding (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- We Have Come into His House (Bruce Ballinger)
- We have come into His house and gathered in His name (Bruce Ballinger)
- We Have Come Into This House (Bruce Ballinger)
- We have come to banish night (Emanuel Amiran-Pougatchov)
- We Have Come to Join in Worship (George Atkins; Ken Bible)
- We have faith
- We Have Faith in This Land (Mark Nichols)
- We Have Found Him, Our Messiah (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We have gathered by the water (Arthur H. Morse)
- We Have Gathered, Jesus Dear (Madeleine Forell Marshall; Tobias Clausnitzer)
- We Have Heard A Joyful Sound (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We have heard a [the] joyful sound (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We have heard from the bright, the holy land (William H. Hyde)
- We have heard from the bright, the holy land, We have heard, and our hearts are glad (William H. Hyde)
- We have heard it asserted a dozen times o’er (Henry S. Leigh)
- We Have Heard the Joyful Sound (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We have heard the joyful sound: Jesus saves! (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We have heard the joyful sound: Jesus saves! Jesus saves! (Priscilla J. Owens)
- We Have Hope (Federico J. Pagura)
- We have known your glow of faith (Floyd Rigby; Claire Rigby)
- We have learned of thy ways from our childhood (Anon.)
- We have made a covenant, With Thee (Avanell D. Hancock)
- We have met, dear friends and brethren
- We Have Now Assembled (Anton Fredrik Jensen)
- We Have Partaken of Thy Love (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We have promised much between us (Elouise M. Bell)
- We Have Put on Christ
- We Have Seen the Lord
- We Have Seen the Steps of Our God (Michel Scouarnec)
- We Have the Power to Share the Light (Kevin L. Henrickson)
- We Have the Strength to Lift and Bear (Thomas H. Troeger)
- We hear of strong winds blowing (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We hear the tramp of many feet (Anon.)
- We hear thy voice our Father (Charles Derry)
- We hear thy voice our Father, In wisdom from above (Charles Derry)
- We here approach Thy table, Lord (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- We hiked in the midnight breezes ’Neath heavens (Sylvia W. Dixon)
- We hike over dew-sprinkled hills (I. W.)
- We hold the Priesthood of Aaron, In latter days (Arthur Gardner)
- We Honor Those Who Came Before (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We honor those who came before Who heard (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We humbly ask the mercy of your love (j. Snodgrass)
- Weicht ihr Berge (Philipp Friedrich Hiller)
- Weicht ihr Berge, fallt ihr Hügel (Philipp Friedrich Hiller)
- Weighed In The Balance (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Weigh the anchor! Heave away! (German song)
- Wei Hai Wo (Hugh Lofting)
- Weihnachten (Ernst Anschütz)
- Weih’ uns’re Lippen
- Weih’ uns’re Lippen Geist des Herrn!
- We Implore Your Presence (Juan Bautista Cabrera)
- Weird fancies do possess us now and then (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Weisheit Gottes (Johann Andreas Cramer)
- Weißt du, wie viel Sternlein stehen (Wilhelm Hey)
- Weit ging ich von der Mutter
- We join the ranks of the Priesthood of our God (Evelyn N. Wood)
- We Know His Name (Nik Day)
- We know it pleases God to hear Children’s voices sweet (Kathleen Malone)
- We know it pleases God to hear Children’s voices sweet and (Kathleen Malone)
- We Know Not the Time (S. M. H.)
- We know not the time when He cometh (S. M. H.)
- We Know That Christ Is Raised (John Geyer)
- We know that Christ is raised and dies no more (John Geyer)
- We know that God is near to help (Jennie C. Neal)
- We know that we were born for this (Nik Day)
- We know the time is near at hand (David H. Smith)
- We know the time is near at hand, When all the pure that still remain (David H. Smith)
- We know who we are (Nik Day)
- We know you love us, dearest Lord, for in the (Theodore E. Curtis)
- We laid him low by the moon’s dim light
- We lay thee softly down to sleep (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Welcome (Anon.)
- Welcome (Laurie Zelman; Mark A. Miller)
- Welcome (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Welcome again, God’s little angels (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Welcome, best of all good meetings (T. J. Dawson)
- Welcome, Children’s Day (Alfarata Hilton)
- Welcome, delightful morn (Thomas Hayward)
- Welcome, delightful morn; Sweet day of sacred rest (Thomas Hayward)
- Welcome, fair morning, Brightly returning
- Welcome! father, welcome! mother (Eliza R. Snow)
- Welcome, Friends from the Far North
- Welcome, Friends of Song (Benjamin C. Unseld)
- Welcome, from beneath the wave (Horace L. Hastings)
- Welcome, from beneath the wave With thy Savior rising (Horace L. Hastings)
- Welcome Gaynotes (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Welcome, Happy Morning! (Venantius H. Fortunatus)
- “Welcome, happy morning,” Age to age (Venantius H. Fortunatus)
- Welcome, happy morning! age to age shall say (Venantius H. Fortunatus)
- Welcome, Happy Sunday (George Manwaring)
- Welcome, happy Sunday, Day of days the best (George Manwaring)
- Welcome Here (Evan Stephens)
- Welcome here, one and all (Evan Stephens)
- Welcome here, ye aged veterans, for this day to (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Welcome Home (Andrea Christensen Brett)
- Welcome hour of solemn meeting (Psalter)
- Welcome, hour of solemn meeting; Welcome hour of praise and prayer (Psalter)
- Welcome Into This Place (Orlando Jaurez)
- Welcome, Jesus, You Are Welcome (Daniel Charles Damon)
- Welcome larks (Helen Evans)
- Welcome, Lord Jesus, Redeemer of all (Austrian carol)
- Welcome, Neighbor
- Welcome, neighbor, how do you do?
- Welcome, Oh welcome, violets blue (Rhoda Celestia Nash)
- Welcome, Pilgrims on the Journey (Manuel Davíla)
- Welcome, Skylark! I Know (Christian Richardt)
- Welcome Song (John S. Davis)
- Welcome Song (S. W. L. Scott)
- Welcome Song
- Welcome Sunshine (Harriet J. Lewis)
- Welcome, sunshine bright (Harriet J. Lewis)
- Welcome, sunshine bright, Welcome, joy and light (Harriet J. Lewis)
- Welcome, sweet day of rest (Isaac Watts)
- Welcome, Sweet Pleasure
- Welcome, sweet pleasure, my wealth and treasure
- Welcome, Sweet Springtime
- Welcome, sweet Springtime! We greet
- Welcome sweet spring time we greet thee
- Welcome, sweet Springtime! We greet thee
- Welcome the merry time of Spring—March (Emilie Poulsson)
- Welcome to All (Henry A. Tuckett)
- Welcome to All
- Welcome to all, With joy we give you (Henry A. Tuckett)
- Welcome to all, With joy we give you greeting (Henry A. Tuckett)
- Welcome to Autumn (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Welcome to Morning
- Welcome to My Father’s House (V. Michael McKay)
- Welcome to Our Hearts Again (William S. Gilbert)
- Welcome to our hearts again, Iolanthe (William S. Gilbert)
- Welcome to Our Union Meeting (G. M.)
- Welcome to our Union meeting, Zion’s teachers (G. M.)
- Welcome to Our World (Chris Rice)
- Welcome to Our World (Chris Rice)
- Welcome to Spring (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Welcome to Spring (Emilie Poulsson)
- Welcome to Sunday school teachers
- Welcome to the Lord’s New Year (N. F. S. Grundtvig)
- Welcome to the New Year (English carol)
- Welcome to the New Year
- Welcome to the New Year (Eleanor Farjeon)
- Welcome to this meeting (Anon.)
- Welcome, welcome (George Manwaring)
- Welcome, Welcome (Lelia N. Morris)
- Welcome! Welcome! Elder, Brother (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Welcome, welcome friends of Zion (S. W. L. Scott)
- Welcome, welcome, happy bird, Flitting (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- Welcome, welcome, happy greeting, Hail to friends (George Manwaring)
- Welcome! Welcome, Heralds of learning (Evan Stephens)
- Welcome, welcome month of May (Lucy May Green)
- Welcome, welcome now! I hope that you (Gladys Pitcher)
- Welcome, Welcome, Sabbath Morning (Robert B. Baird)
- Welcome, welcome, Sabbath morning, Now we (Robert B. Baird)
- Welcome, welcome, Sabbath morning, Now we rest (Robert B. Baird)
- Welcome, welcome, welcome welcome! (Lelia N. Morris)
- Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, to this meeting (Anon.)
- We learn in Sunday School
- We left our homes, the land we know (Kiersten White)
- We lift our eyes up to the flag
- We lift our eyes up to the flag That floats
- We lift our hands in the sanctuary (Kurt Carr)
- We lift our hearts to thee (John Wesley)
- We lift our hearts to thee, O Day-Star from on high! (John Wesley)
- We lift our hearts to Thee, Thou Day-star (John Wesley)
- We Lift Our Voices (Dwight Liles)
- We lift our voices, we lift our hands (Dwight Liles)
- We light a thousand candles bright (Evie Karlsson)
- We Light the Advent Candles (Gracia Grindal)
- We like to row in this quiet place (Margaret T. Raymond)
- We like to sing, we like to dance
- We like to walk on the broad highway
- We Limit Not The Truth (George Rawson)
- We Limit Not the Truth of God (George Rawson)
- We Limit Not the Truth of God / No limitemos la verdad / La vérité de notre Dieu (George Rawson)
- We Listen to a Prophet’s Voice (Marylou Cunningham Leavitt)
- We Live Again (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We Live by Faith and Not by Sight (Henry Alford)
- We live in a time full of challenges (Susan B. Mitchell)
- We’ll All Go Down the Meadow (British folk song)
- We’ll All Stand Up Together (Anon.)
- We’ll all stand up together, We’ll all stand (Anon.)
- We’ll all stand up together, We’ll all stand up together (Anon.)
- We’ll beat our foes at every game (Eliza R. Snow)
- We’ll be the followers of promise (Russ Dixon)
- We’ll Be There (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- We’ll bless our God for daily bread (Hannah T. King)
- We’ll Bring the World His Truth (Janice Kapp Perry)
- We’ll Come Back Again
- Well doth a summer leaf explain (Charles Wesley)
- Well doth a summer leaf explain The transient state of feeble man (Charles Wesley)
- We’ll find the place (William Clayton)
- We’ll girdle the globe (Vivian A. Dake)
- We’ll gird the world around With friendliness (Ruth May Fox)
- We’ll give a cheer to MIA (Anon.)
- Well, Has Summer Come? (J. H. Erkko)
- Well, I woke up early to the bugle call
- We’ll love one another and never disemble (William W. Phelps)
- We’ll make the air with music ring (William Clayton)
- We’ll march and shout hurrah! With flags (Old colonial song)
- We’ll march together and sing our happy song (Leah Ashton Lloyd)
- Well may the fire of glory blaze (Eliza R. Snow)
- Well may the fire of glory blaze Upon the warriors (Eliza R. Snow)
- Well may thy servants mourn, my Lord (M. J. Weeks)
- Well may thy servants mourn, my Lord, The church, its desolation (M. J. Weeks)
- We’ll Never Say Good-by (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
- We’ll Never Say Good-By (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
- We’ll Never Say Good By (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
- We’ll Never Say Goodbye (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
- We’ll play we’re giants tall, As tall as tall can be (Alice C. D. Riley)
- We’ll plough, and sow, and joyful reap (John Lyon)
- We’ll plow and sow and joyful reap (John Lyon)
- We’ll Praise the Lord (Georg Gessner)
- We’ll Praise the Lord (T. G. Steward)
- We’ll praise the Lord for He is great (T. G. Steward)
- We’ll praise the Lord, He bought us (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We’ll rant and we’ll roar like true Newfoundlanders (H. W. LeMessurier)
- We’ll Say No
- We’ll Scatter Good Seed (Ida Scott Taylor)
- We’ll see Joseph Smith and Hyrum
- We’ll see Joseph Smith and Hyrum with the just upon Mount Zion
- We’ll see Morris, Banks, and others
- We’ll see Morris, Banks, and others, Joseph
- We’ll Shout and Give Him Glory (Traditional)
- We’ll sing a birthday greeting (Faye Glover Petersen)
- We’ll Sing All Hail to Jesus’ Name (Richard Alldridge)
- We’ll sing all hail to Jesus’ name, And praise (Richard Alldridge)
- We’ll sing all hail to Jesus’ name And praise and (Richard Alldridge)
- We’ll sing all hail to Jesus’ name; Honor and praise we (Richard Alldridge)
- We’ll sing of the days that are happy and glad (Linn Moore Miller)
- We’ll Sing the Songs of Zion (William G. Mills)
- We’ll sing the songs of Zion, Though now (William G. Mills)
- We’ll sing the songs of Zion, Though now in distant (William G. Mills)
- Well Spent (George Eliot)
- Wellspring of Wisdom (Miriam Therese Winter)
- Wellspring of Wisdom, hear our cry (Miriam Therese Winter)
- We’ll Thank Our God (Hannah T. King)
- We’ll thank our God for daily bread (Hannah T. King)
- We’ll Trip the Merry Measure (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- We’ll trip the merry measure now (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- We’ll turn from our follies (Emily H. Woodmansee)
- We’ll Understand It Better By and By (Charles A. Tindley)
- We’ll Understand It Better By and By (Charles A. Tindley; B. B. McKinney)
- We’ll Understand It Better By and By (Charles A. Tindley)
- We’ll Walk Two by Two
- We’ll wear yellow roses, yellow roses
- Well, what do you know! The day walked in (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Well-Wishing (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- We’ll work ’till Jesus comes (Elizabeth K. Mills)
- We’ll Work Till Jesus Comes (Elizabeth Mills)
- We Look Behind at All You’ve Done (Ken Bible)
- We love him, because he first loved us (1 John 4:19)
- We love our land! We love our land!
- We love our noble friend for true and sterling worth (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We Love Our Work (M. E. Abel)
- We Love Our Work (O Father, Grant Us) (M. E. Abel)
- We Love the Ladies
- We love the name of Lincoln (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
- We love the place, O God (William Bullock)
- We Love Thy Holy House (William H. Baker)
- We love Thy holy house, dear Lord (William H. Baker)
- We Love Thy House, O God (William Bullock)
- We love thy house, O God, Wherein thine honor (William Bullock)
- We love thy house, O God, Wherein thine honor dwells (William Bullock)
- We love thy kingdom, Lord (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- We love thy kingdom, Lord, The house (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- We love to hear thy holy word (Marvin K. Gardner)
- We Love to Sing (George W. Bethune)
- We love to sing and dance and play (Robert Browning)
- We love to sing of Christ, our King (George W. Bethune)
- We love to sing of Christ our King (George W. Bethune)
- We Love Your Realm, O God (Psalm 137; Timothy Dwight)
- We Love You Rushees
- We love you rushees, oh yes we do
- We Magnify Our Father God (David George Ball)
- We may differ in appearance (Nina A. Lee)
- We may not get a snowstorm, But don’t you
- We may not see the end from the beginning (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters; Julie de Azevedo)
- We may tarry a while here as strangers (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
- We mean it well—all the hurry and din (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- We Meet Again (George Manwaring)
- We Meet Again as Sisters (Paul L. Anderson)
- We meet again in gladness (Simon Hecht; George Kingsley)
- We meet again in gladness, and thankful voices (Simon Hecht; George Kingsley)
- We Meet Again in Sabbath School (George Manwaring)
- We meet again in Sabbath School On this (George Manwaring)
- We meet again in Sabbath school On this the Lord’s (George Manwaring)
- We Meet Again To-night (Anon.)
- We Meet Again Tonight (Anon.)
- We meet again to-night, boys (Anon.)
- We meet again to-night, boys, with mirth (Anon.)
- We meet again tonight, boys, with mirth and song (Anon.)
- We Meet as Friends at Table (Brian Wren)
- We Meet, Dear Lord (Vernald W. Johns)
- We meet here united With heart and with hand
- We meet once more on this glad day (Charles J. Thomas)
- We meet this day with solemn mein (Samuel B. Mitton)
- We meet today in Sabbath school to sing our song (James Maxwell)
- We meet together here today (Helena W. Larson)
- We meet to-night to celebrate (R. C. Evans)
- We meet with one accord (James Montgomery)
- We meet with one accord In our appointed place (James Montgomery)
- We Meet You, O Christ (Fred Kaan)
- We meet you, O Christ, in many a guise (Fred Kaan)
- We Merry Minstrels (English round)
- We merry minstrels soft music enjoy (English round)
- We merry tooters are learning to toot
- We met a mouse who hated cheese (Carol Fuller)
- We met as strangers upon life’s highway (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We Met, ’Twas In A Crowd (Thomas H. Bayly)
- We met, ’twas in a crowd And I thought (Thomas H. Bayly)
- We miss thee, miss thee little angel (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We miss thee, sister—and we feel all that thou wert to us (Emmeline B. Wells)
- We must adore Thee
- We must have opposition (Virginia M. Kammeyer)
- We must hold boldly and fearlessly to our baptism (Martin Luther)
- We Must Leave the Refuge (David Judd; Arnold Lucas)
- We Mustn’t Touch Their Little Nests (Adolphe Joly)
- We must part, our golden dream is ended (Queen Liliuokalani)
- We must take up the cross, and build our Zion (Gladys Domitrovich)
- We must watch and we must pray
- We Must Work (Keith C. Laws)
- We must work while it is day (Keith C. Laws)
- We Need Each Other’s Voice to Sing (Thomas H. Troeger)
- We need no sacred word to bind In union sweet
- We Need the Power of the Holy Spirit (Richard Smallwood)
- We need the spirit of Christmas (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- We Need You in Our Mutual (Eduardo Balderas)
- We ne’er forget, when the twilight hour (Evan Stephens)
- Wenn das Brot, das wir teilen (Claus-Peter März)
- Wenn der Frühling auf die Berge steigt (Friedrich Martin von Bodenstedt)
- Wenn die Rosen blühen (Louise Reichardt)
- Wenn Englein kommen und gehn (Helene Schmidt)
- Wenn ich ihn nur habe (Georg Friedrich Phillip von Hardenberg)
- Wenn Jesus kommt, bist du bereit?
- Wenn unter des Geschickes schwerer Hand (Karl G. Maeser)
- Wenn wir in höchsten Nöten sein (Paul Eber)
- We Offer Christ (Joel Britton)
- We Offer Christ (Brian Wren)
- We offer Christ to all the world around us (Brian Wren)
- We offer Christ to you (Joel Britton)
- We often talk of childhood days, Of tricks (Charles Carroll Sawyer)
- We, O God, Unite Our Voices (Grady Nutt; Paul Simpson Duke)
- We once more meet on this glad day (Charles J. Thomas)
- We Part Once Again (Evan Stephens)
- We part once again, kind friends (Evan Stephens)
- We Place upon Your Table, Lord (M. F. C. Wilson)
- We Plant a Grain of Mustard Seed (Mary Bryan Matney)
- We plant a tree for Arbor Day, A very (Vernetta F. Decker)
- We plough the fields, and scatter (Matthias Claudius)
- We plow the field and scatter (Matthias Claudius)
- We Plow the Fields (Matthias Claudius)
- We Plow the Fields and Scatter (Matthias Claudius)
- We plow the fields and scatter the good seed on the land (Matthias Claudius)
- We ponder your steadfast love, O God
- We popped the corn at twilight, Next morn (Beth Day)
- We praise our God for love and care (Harry L. Doty)
- We Praise Thee (Alastair Cassels-Brown)
- We Praise Thee (Stephen Elvey; Richard Farrant)
- We Praise Thee (T. Norris)
- We praise Thee, and thank Thee, our Father and God
- We praise thee, O God (Alastair Cassels-Brown)
- We praise thee, O God (Stephen Elvey; Richard Farrant)
- We praise thee, O God (T. Norris)
- We Praise Thee, O God (William P. Mackay)
- We Praise Thee, O God (Julia Cady Cory)
- We Praise Thee, O God (Latin hymn)
- We praise Thee, O God, for the joy and the song (Julia H. Johnson)
- We praise Thee, O God, for the Son of Thy love (William P. Mackay)
- We Praise Thee, O God, Our Redeemer (Julia Cady Cory)
- We praise thee, O God, our Redeemer, Creator (Julia Cady Cory)
- We praise thee, O God; we acknowledge (Alastair Cassels-Brown)
- We praise thee, O God; we acknowledge (Stephen Elvey; Richard Farrant)
- We praise thee, O God; we acknowledge (T. Norris)
- We praise Thee, O God; we acknowledge Thee to be the Lord (Latin hymn)
- We Praise Thee, Our Creator (A. W. Koskimies)
- We Praise You and Acknowledge You, O God (Stephen P. Starke)
- We Praise You, Jesus, at Your Birth (Martin Luther; Gregory J. Wismar; F. Samuel Janzow)
- We Praise You, Lord (Judith O’Neill)
- We praise you, Lord, for Jesus Christ (Judith O’Neill)
- We Praise You, O God (Julia Cady Cory)
- We Praise You, O God
- We Praise You, O God, Our Redeemer (Julia Cady Cory)
- We praise You, O God, our Redeemer, Creator (Julia Cady Cory)
- We praise you, O God, we acclaim you as Lord
- We praise you, we bless you
- We praise you, we bless you, we give thanks
- We Praise You with Our Minds, O Lord (Hugh McElrath)
- We Pray (Anon.)
- We pray to our Father (Anna G. Whitmore)
- We pray to our Father when night is descending (Anna G. Whitmore)
- We pray to Thee, our Heav’nly Father (Russell M. Nelson)
- We promise to give our lives (Nik Day)
- We put more coal on the big red fire (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
- We quo money, money, money (Anon.)
- We Raise Our Hands to You, O Lord (Svein Ellingsen; Hedwig T. Durnbaugh)
- We Rally Forth (Johan Sætrum)
- Werde Licht, du Volk der Heiden (Johann von Rist)
- We’re a bunch of jolly good fellows (Anon.)
- We’re a circle of sisters (Gary Croxall)
- We read of a time that is coming (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We read of the sufferings of saints long ago (Edward Partridge)
- We read that faith th’ assurance is (Mary Judd Page)
- We read that faith the assurance is (Mary Judd Page)
- We read there’s a set time for Zion (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We’re a jolly bunch of chappies (Pearl H. Timpson)
- We’re a jolly bunch the M. I. A. With spirits
- We’re all looking for the reason (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- We’re all searching for direction (Tyler Castleton; Scott Krippayne)
- We’re All Together Again (Traditional)
- We’re all together again. We’re here (Traditional)
- We’re all together again, We’re here, we’re here! (Traditional)
- We’re alone, Doney Gal, in the wind and hail (Cowboy song)
- We’re a million children strong (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- We’re a num’rous band throughout Utah’s fair land (John Burrows)
- We’re building a mansion that storms cannot move (German folk song)
- We Receive Your Blessing (Grace Moes; Natasha Moes)
- We’re dancing around the Christmas tree (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
- We’re downright, upright (Anon.)
- We’re finish’d with the harvest, O goodly master (Spanish folk song)
- We’re giving the gift of our lives (Russ Dixon)
- We’re Glad (Anon.)
- We’re Glad It’s Your Birthday (Satis N. Coleman)
- We’re glad it’s your birthday dear children (Satis N. Coleman)
- We’re glad it’s your birthday, dear (child’s name or children) (Satis N. Coleman)
- We’re glad, so glad, so very glad (Anon.)
- We’re Glad this Time has Come Around
- We’re glad to have you here, little lark sisters (Helen Evans)
- We’re Glad to Say Good Morning (Grace Wilbur Conant)
- We’re glad to tell you something (William A. Draves)
- We’re glad to tell you something It should (William A. Draves)
- We’re going soon, we’re going soon (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We’re Going to Get the Eats Right Now (Theodora Morse)
- We’re going to preach the Gospel (Pioneer folk song)
- We’re going to preach the gospel to all (Pioneer folk song)
- We’re going to preach the gospel to all who want to hear (Pioneer folk song)
- We’re going up to survey the tables, check the price (Verda Mae Christensen)
- We’re Growing (Evelyn Reynolds)
- We’re growing, getting big and strong (Evelyn Reynolds)
- We’re heirs unto the priesthood (John Nicholson)
- We’re heirs unto the priesthood, for in it we were (John Nicholson)
- We’re helping to build a temple (Louise F. Grant)
- We’re Here for Fun (Anon.)
- We’re here for fun right from the start (Anon.)
- We’re Here to Walk to Zion (Annette W. Dickman)
- We’re here, we’re here, we Bee Hive Girls (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- We’re here, we’re here, we Bee-Hive Girls (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- Were I a sunbeam, Merrily dancing (Stefana Witwickiego)
- Were I a sunbeam speeding from sky-land (Stefana Witwickiego)
- Were I the Sun (A. R. Wells)
- Were I to choose the greatest Bliss
- We Rejoice (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- We’re Just People (Nik Day; Madilyn Paige)
- We’re known by one, we’re known by all
- We’re learning to read and to write and to spell (Ann Underhill)
- We’re looking for a tree That grows up very (Moiselle Renstrom)
- We’re looking for a tree that grows up very high (Moiselle Renstrom)
- We’re Marching On To Glory (John M. Chamberlain)
- We’re marching on to glory, we’re marching day (Hans Henry Petersen)
- We’re marching on to glory, we’re marching day by day (Hans Henry Petersen)
- We’re marching on to glory, We’re working (John M. Chamberlain)
- We’re marching on to glory, we’re working for (John M. Chamberlain)
- We’re marching on to glory, We’re working for our (John M. Chamberlain)
- We’re marching on to victory (Clifford A. Burgess)
- We’re marching (on) to Zion (Isaac Watts)
- We’re marching ’round the levee, We’re (Singing game)
- We’re Marching to Zion (Isaac Watts)
- We Remember (Evan Stephens)
- We Remember (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- We remember His death. We proclaim His resurrection (International Commission on English in the Liturgy)
- We Remember Our Savior (Frank I. Kooyman)
- We Remember the Works of the Lord
- We remember, we remember all the suff’rings of (Evan Stephens)
- We Remember You (Kirk Dearman)
- We Remember You (Walt Harrah)
- We’re not asham’d to own our Lord (William W. Phelps)
- We’re Not Ashamed to Own Our Lord (William W. Phelps)
- We’re not ashamed to own our Lord And worship (William W. Phelps)
- We’re not ashamed to own our Lord, And worship Him on earth (William W. Phelps)
- We’re Not of the World (James G. Deck)
- We’re not of the world that fadeth away (James G. Deck)
- We’re off to the woods on an autumn day (Christine Turner Curtis)
- We’re on a Caravan for Zion (Bill Beard)
- We’re on the Minnesota (Eliza R. Snow)
- We’re on the Trail (R. Paul Thompson)
- We’re on the trail through field, or down (R. Paul Thompson)
- We’re on the Upward Trail (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- We’re on the upward trail, We’re on (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- We’re on the upward trail; We’re on the upward trail (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- Were our eyes holden because of fear (David A. Zabriskie)
- We’re pilgrims on the journey of the narrow road (Jon Mohr)
- Were power given from above (Hannah T. King)
- We’re Proud of Utah (Theodore E. Curtis)
- We’re riding and riding and riding around (Susan Castle)
- We’re riding away on a passenger bus
- We’re Riding Our Bicycles
- We’re riding our bicycles, riding our bicycles
- We’re Singing a Peace Song (Barbara Howard; Richard Howard)
- We’re Sons of Utah Pioneers (Mark Nichols)
- We’re sons of Utah Pioneers, our Pioneers (Mark Nichols)
- We’re sorry you’re going away
- We’re starting on a journey (Nik Day)
- We rest on Thee, our shield and our defender! (Edith G. Cherry)
- We’re ten miles from home
- We’re ten miles from home, We’re ten
- We’re ten miles from home, We’re ten miles
- We’re tenting to-night on the old camp ground (Walter Kittredge)
- We’re tenting tonight on the old camp ground (Walter Kittredge)
- We’re tenting to night on the old Camp ground (Walter Kittredge)
- We’re thankful for the springtime, Lord (Frances Weld Danielson)
- We’re the Juniors (Pearl H. Timpson)
- We’re the school that’s gay and happy (William O. Perkins)
- We’re the Seagull girls of Zion (Theodore E. Curtis)
- We’re the Sons of the Pioneers (Mark Nichols)
- Were the World to End Tomorrow (Fred Kaan)
- We’re tramping off together To climb (David Lundie)
- We’re United in Jesus
- We’re up in the morning ere breaking of day (Cowboy song)
- We’re very, very tall
- We’re waiting on the promises and standing on the principles (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We’re workers of the M. I. A. From (name) Stake
- Were you a good neighbor today? (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- Were you ever in Quebec (Sea shanty)
- Were you ever in Quebec, Stowing timber (Sea shanty)
- We’re young men, we’re strong men
- Were You There? (African-American spiritual)
- Were You There on That Christmas Night (Natalie W. Sleeth)
- Were You There to Hear the Heavenly Angels Sing? (Kevin G. Pace)
- Were you there to see the virgin Mary fair? (Kevin G. Pace)
- Were you there, were you there on that Christmas night (Natalie W. Sleeth)
- Were you there when they crucified my Lord? (African-American spiritual)
- We’re Zion’s Leaguers from the Start
- Wer Gott vertraut hat wohl gebaut (Joachim Magdeburg)
- Wer in des Lebens heißen Kampf (Leo Haefeli)
- Wer nur den lieben Gott läßt walten (Georg Neumark)
- We romp with the flowers and grass (L. P.)
- We rose from the water (Peter Morgan)
- Wer sind die vor Gottes Throne (Heinrich Theobald Schenck)
- We sail along toward the harbor light (Lizzie DeArmond)
- We sailed upon the seven seas, Wind (Capstan chantey)
- We sailed upon the seven seas, Wind up (Capstan chantey)
- We Sail the Ocean Blue (William Schwenck Gilbert)
- We sail the ocean blue, And our saucy ship’s a beauty (William Schwenck Gilbert)
- We saw an angel clothed in raiment bright (Donald N. Bugg)
- We say “Aloha,” we say “Aloha”
- We Say and Play (Agnes Choate Wonson)
- We Seek After These Things
- We Seek After These Things (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- We Seek After These Things
- We Seek After These Things (Rhea B. Allen)
- We Seek After These Things (13th Article of Faith; Rhea B. Allen)
- We seek, we seek, we seek after these things (13th Article of Faith; Rhea B. Allen)
- We Serve the Prince of Peace (Terry W. York)
- We Serve the Risen Savior (Shirley Mason)
- We serve the risen Savior, He’s in our lives today (Shirley Mason)
- We Serve to Love (John M. Chamberlain)
- We serve to love, we love to serve (John M. Chamberlain)
- We set our sites aright (Verda Mae Christensen)
- We Shall Always Be Happy Over There (Alfred H. Ackley)
- We Shall Behold Him (Dottie Rambo)
- We Shall Behold Him (Dottie Rambo)
- We shall greet them at home, we shall greet them (Spiritual Melodies)
- We shall greet them at home, we shall greet them, When the sorrows of life shall be o’er (Spiritual Melodies)
- We shall in the spirit wait (David H. Smith)
- We shall in the spirit wait Till the resurrection morn (David H. Smith)
- We Shall Know (Anna Herbert)
- We shall listen, Lord, to your teaching
- We shall meet, but we shall miss him (Henry S. Washburn)
- We Shall Miss Thee (Evan Stephens)
- We shall miss thee, we shall miss thee (Evan Stephens)
- We shall not be put to shame
- We Shall Not Give Up the Fight
- We Shall Overcome (Charles A. Tindley)
- We shall overcome, we shall overcome (Charles A. Tindley)
- We shall reach the river side (Arthur W. French)
- We shall reach the summer land (Fanny J. Crosby)
- We shall see each other darkly (Pauline Higgins)
- We shall see him again (Anon.; William W. Phelps)
- We Shall See His Blessed Face (Kate Ulmer)
- We Shall See His Lovely Face (Norman J. Clayton)
- We shall see the desert as the rose (Florence Horton)
- We Shall See the King Some Day (Lewis E. Jones)
- We Shall Shine as the Stars (Judson W. Van DeVenter)
- We shall tell among the peoples
- We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace (A. L. Hatter)
- We Shall Walk Through the Valley in Peace (A. L. H.)
- We Should Be Glad (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- We should pray to Him each morning (Nik Day)
- We Sing
- We Sing and Play
- We Sing a Song to Canada (F. Harris)
- We sing as we swing on a juniper spray (Mary Budlong)
- We Sing for All the Unsung Saints (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- We sing it very loud (Anon.)
- We sing of a milestone won, We sing (J. Lilian Vandevere)
- We sing of God, the mighty source (Christopher Smart)
- We sing of the land of the blest (J. K. Hall)
- We sing of the land of the blest, We talk (J. K. Hall)
- We sing of the Polar bear fearless (David Stevens)
- We sing of the Polar bear fearless and bold (David Stevens)
- We Sing of Your Courage (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We sing of your courage, your faith in the Lord (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We sing the glorious conquest (John Ellerton)
- We Sing the Mighty Power of God (Isaac Watts)
- We sing the praise of him who died (Thomas Kelly)
- We sing the Song of Songs today, Its noble (Katherine Whitmore)
- We sing today of the boys away (William A. Morton)
- We Sing to You, O God (Gracia Grindal)
- We sing, we sing to the Pioneers (Edward H. Anderson)
- We Sing Your Mighty Power, O God (Isaac Watts)
- We sing your praise for steadfast love (William C. Dix)
- We sometimes sense the Eye outside of time (Vere Jameson)
- We soon shall see the glorious day (Joel H. Johnson)
- We speak of the realms of the blest (Elizabeth K. Mills)
- We spread before the altar place (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- We spread before the altar place these tokens of (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- We Stand (Nik Day)
- We stand and lift up our hands (Chris Tomlin; Louie Giglio)
- We Stand for the Truth (Mark Nichols)
- We stand up straight (Verda Mae Christensen)
- We stand up straight, We walk just right (Verda Mae Christensen)
- We stand up straight when we salute
- Westering Home (Hugh S. Roberton)
- Westering home, and a song in the air (Hugh S. Roberton)
- Western Emigrants (John Greenleaf Whittier)
- Western Version (Samuel C. Upham)
- We Still Are In His Keeping (Virginia Harrison)
- Westminster Carol (French carol)
- We stretch up to the ceiling (Eleanor Doan)
- We strolled the lane, together (Buddy DeSylva; Lew Brown; Ray Henderson)
- Westward
- Westward Ho! (Miriam H. Kirkell)
- West with the Ox Teams (Elizabeth Cannon Porter)
- We submit that the Church of Christ (Thomas Campbell)
- We Take Each Other's Hands (Margareta Melin; Liv Nordhaug)
- We take our wraps off quietly (Grace D. Wahlquist)
- We take the bread and water on this Sabbath (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- We take these children (David H. Smith)
- We Take These Children in Our Arms (David H. Smith)
- We take these children in our arms As Jesus (David H. Smith)
- We take these children in our arms As Jesus did of old (David H. Smith)
- We Talk of Christ (Marvin K. Gardner)
- We talk of Christ, rejoice in Christ (Marvin K. Gardner)
- We Talk of Zion (W. D. Johnston)
- We talk of Zion, we love so dear (W. D. Johnston)
- We Tell You of the Lovely Advent (Maria Ferschl)
- We Testify (Al Switzler)
- We Thank Thee (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
- We Thank Thee (Frances K. Taylor)
- We Thank Thee (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
- We Thank Thee, Dear Lord (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- We thank thee for our happy homes (Frances Weld Danielson)
- We Thank Thee, God, for Eyes to See (Jeanette E. Perkins Brown)
- We thank thee, God, for eyes to see, The beauty of the earth (Jeanette E. Perkins Brown)
- We thank thee, God, for food we eat
- We thank Thee, God, for things to eat, For fruit and bread (F. Ellenore Prince)
- We thank thee, God of all the earth (Charles Derry)
- We thank thee, God of all the earth, We thank thee, God of heaven (Charles Derry)
- We thank thee, gracious Father
- We thank thee, gracious Father, for helping us
- We Thank Thee, Gracious Lord of Hosts (Theodore E. Curtis)
- We Thank Thee, Heavenly Father (Lula Greene Richards)
- We Thank Thee, Heavenly Father (Anna Johnson)
- We thank thee, Heavenly Father, for sacred, holy (Lula Greene Richards)
- We thank Thee, heav’nly Father (Lula Greene Richards)
- We thank Thee, Heav’nly Father, For blessings manifold (Anna Johnson)
- We Thank Thee, Lord (Albert H. Hutchinson)
- We Thank Thee, Lord (Charles Henry)
- We Thank Thee, Lord, for Temples (Douglas L. Ipson)
- We thank thee, Lord, for temples raised (Douglas L. Ipson)
- We thank thee, Lord, for this our food (John Cennick)
- We Thank Thee, Lord, Thy Paths of Service Lead (Calvin W. Laufer)
- We Thank Thee, O God (William Fowler)
- We Thank Thee, O God, Etc. (William Fowler)
- We Thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet (William Fowler)
- We thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet, To guide (William Fowler)
- We thank thee, O God, for a prophet To guide us (William Fowler)
- We thank thee, O God, for a prophet To guide us in (William Fowler)
- We thank thee, O God, for a Prophet To guide us in these latter days (William Fowler)
- We Thank Thee, O God, For the Prophets (William Fowler)
- We thank thee, O God, for thine angel (William Fowler)
- We thank thee, O God, for thy spirit (William Fowler)
- We Thank Thee, Oh God, for a Prophet (William Fowler)
- We thank Thee, our Father (George A. Hicks)
- We Thank Thee Our Father (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- We thank thee our Father for blessings (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- We thank Thee, our Father, for blessings each day (Wilma Boyle Bunker)
- We thank thee, our Father, for sending thy son (George A. Hicks)
- We thank thee, our Father in heaven
- We thank the heavenly Father, We thank (Frances Weld Danielson)
- We thank the Heavn’ly Father for sunshine and for (Mary G. Trask)
- We thank the Lord for grace and gifts (William W. Phelps)
- We thank the Lord for grace and gifts, Renewed in latter days (William W. Phelps)
- We thank You for Your kindness, we thank You for Your love (W. J. G.; G. G.)
- We thank You for Your love (Gerald S. Henderson)
- We Thank You, God, for Feeding Us (Michael Perry)
- We Thank You, God, for Water, Soil, and Air (Brian Wren)
- We Thank You, Lord (Gerald S. Henderson)
- We Thank You, Lord, for Strength of Arm (Robert Davis)
- We Thank You, O God, for Our Prophets (William Fowler)
- We Thank You, O God, for Our Prophets / Oh Dios, gracias por nuestros profetas / Seigneur, merci pour nos prophètes (William Fowler)
- We Thank You, Thank You, God (Nigerian hymn)
- We the Boys of Sanpete County
- We the Lord’s people, heart and voice uniting (John E. Bowers)
- We, the many who are gathered (James Chepponis)
- We, the People of the Lord (Martin J. Petersen Jr.)
- We, the Youth in Zion’s Army (Benjamin Salisbury)
- We Three Kings (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
- We Three Kings of Orient Are (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
- We three kings of Orient are; Bearing gifts (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
- We three kings of Orient are, Bearing gifts we traverse far (John Henry Hopkins Jr.)
- We, through the Holy Ghost (Charles Wesley)
- We, Thy People, Praise Thee (Kate Stearns Page)
- We thy people praise thee, praise thee (Kate Stearns Page)
- We tramp along the traveled way With voices (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- We tug at the rope And climb the long hill (Judith Clark)
- Wet Weather (Ruth Adams)
- We Two (Clyde D. Sandgren)
- We usually want to keep it simple (Nik Day; Sabrina Haskett)
- We Utter Our Cry (Fred Kaan)
- We utter our cry: that peace may prevail (Fred Kaan)
- We’ve a friend, his name is Jesus (Harry L. Doty)
- We’ve a glorious hope to cheer us as we wend our homeward way (Kate Ulmer)
- We’ve a Story to Tell (H. Ernest Nichol)
- We’ve a Story to Tell to the Nations (H. Ernest Nichol)
- We’ve a veined onyx block for a sleeping (Berton Braley)
- We’ve a veined onyx block for a sleeping room clock (Berton Braley)
- We’ve been a while a-wandering Amongst the leaves (English carol)
- We’ve been called to serve our Father (Arlene C. Hamblin)
- We’ve been here together (Nik Day; Zac Love)
- We’ve built this house my brethren dear (William Willes)
- We’ve climbed up many mountains (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We’ve Come a Long Way
- We’ve Come This Far by Faith (Albert A. Goodson)
- We’ve Come This Far by Faith (Albert A. Goodson)
- We’ve Come This Far by Faith (Albert A. Goodson)
- We’ve Come to Worship You (Stephen Key)
- We’ve cut our wheat and brought it in
- We’ve forgotten all the rain, Doves o’er (Frank L. Stanton)
- We’ve formed a band, and our trip’s all planned (Marion Webb)
- We’ve found the way the Prophets went (Joseph S. Murdock; Bruce R. McConkie)
- We’ve Had A Fine Evening (Anon.)
- We’ve had a fine evening, A very fine evening (Anon.)
- We’ve had our westward movement, gone (Evelyn W. Oostenburg)
- We’ve heard fantastic tales for years (Albert Whipple Hadley)
- We’ve not much longer here to stay
- We’ve sung about the cloudy skies (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We volunteer, a happy band of children tried and (Joseph L. Townsend)
- We Wait for Thy Coming
- We wait for thy coming, O Lord!
- We Wait in Hope for the Lord (Psalm 33:20–22; James E. Clemens)
- We Wait the Peaceful Kingdom (Kathleen R. Moore)
- We Walk by Faith (Henry Alford)
- We walk by faith, and not by sight (Henry Alford)
- We walk by faith as well as sight (Henry Alford)
- We walked and we walked as day after day (Gwen Hamblin Hall)
- We Walk His Way
- We walk in the footsteps of Utah Pioneers (Mark Nichols)
- We Walk in Their Foot Steps (Mark Nichols)
- We walk the city streets in shadows (Doug Bush)
- We Walk Together (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We walk with angels unaware Of unseen hands and watchful care (Toni Thomas)
- We wandered thru’ the shipyards (Marvin Payne)
- We wander in the woods tonight, the quiet woods
- We Want a Strong and Healthy Youth (H. E. Freidel)
- We wanted jack-o-lanterns
- We wanted jack-o-lanterns For a Hallowe’en surprise
- We Want to Be Like Jesus (Verda E. Bryant)
- We Want to Learn of Jesus (Verda E. Bryant)
- We want to learn of Jesus and His church on earth today (Verda E. Bryant)
- We Want to See the Temple (George Manwaring)
- We want to see the temple, With towers rising high (George Manwaring)
- We Want to Serve the Lord (R. P. Ahléen)
- We want to sing in the joy of our hearts (J. J. M. Bohn)
- We watched the sea for a distant light (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We Welcome Glad Easter (Anon.)
- We welcome glad Easter when Jesus arose (Anon.)
- We welcome now the happy new year
- We Welcome Thee (Paradijs der Gheestelijcke en Kerkelijcke Lofsangen)
- We welcome you
- We Welcome You (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- We Welcome You
- We welcome you, Gaynotes (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We welcome you, Gaynotes, with your cheerful song (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- We welcome you on Primary day. We’re ready
- We Welcome You Our New Member
- We welcome you today to Primary And sing (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- We welcome you, we welcome you
- We Went on a Little Errand (Bernhard Severin Ingemann)
- We went to the meadow and what did we see? (Emilie Poulsson)
- We were born to come forth in these days
- We were called forth from the workshop (Charles F. Steele)
- We were camp’d upon the plains at the head (Cowboy ballad)
- We were crowded in the cabin
- We were made by God (Nik Day)
- We were sailing along On Moonlight Bay (Edward Madden)
- We were strangers when we met (Barbara Tanner; Julie de Azevedo; Lex de Azevedo)
- We were the children of our God (Marie Tarbet; Larry Pearson)
- We Were There (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We Who Bear the Human Name (Masao Takenaka; Fred Kaan)
- We who bear the human name are like flowers (Masao Takenaka; Fred Kaan)
- We Who Once Were Dead (Klaas Hanzen Heeroma)
- We who would build a better world must raise (Helen Harrington)
- We Who Would Valiant Be (John Bunyan)
- We will all be missionary boys (Lula Greene Richards)
- We Will Be Merry Far and Wide
- We Will Celebrate Christmas (Mauno Isola)
- We will cheer for our fathers
- We will dance all around the sombrero
- We will extol you, ever-blessed Lord (J. Nichol Grieve)
- We Will Extol You, God and King (Greg Scheer)
- We will find a little nest (Glenna Tate Holbrook)
- We will find a little nest In the branches (Glenna Tate Holbrook)
- We will find a little nest in the branches of a tree (Glenna Tate Holbrook)
- We Will Follow (Traditional Zulu song)
- We Will Follow the Lord (Nita Dale Milner)
- We will follow, we will follow Jesus / Somlandela, somlandel’ u-Jesu (Traditional Zulu song)
- We Will Gather All Our Family (Karrol Corey)
- We Will Give You Praise Unending (Allison Gilliam)
- We Will Glorify (Twila Paris)
- We will glorify the King of Kings (Twila Paris)
- We will glorify the King of kings; we will glorify the Lamb (Twila Paris)
- We Will Go Out with Joy (Andrew Donaldson; Hilary Seraph Donaldson)
- We will go out with joy in the Spirit (Andrew Donaldson; Hilary Seraph Donaldson)
- We Will Listen Quietly and Play Our Bells (Adeline McCall)
- We Will Overcome (Carol cymbala)
- We will overcome thro’ the blood of the Lamb (Carol cymbala)
- We Will Praise Heaven’s God (Mary Jensen Nilsen)
- We will praise Thee, O God
- We will praise Thee, O God, we will praise Thee
- We will say a fond farewell
- We Will Serve the Lord (Winifred Rae Rose Cameron)
- We will share the truths of Zion (Harry L. Doty)
- We Will Sing as We Go (Carol H. Cannon)
- We will sing of the land, of the beautiful land
- We Will Sing of Zion (Merrill Bradshaw)
- We will sing of Zion, / Kingdom of our God (Merrill Bradshaw)
- We Will Stand
- We Will Stand (Russ Taff; Tori Taff)
- We Will Stand the Storm (Isaac Watts)
- We will stand, we will not move
- We Will Thank You, Our Heavenly Father (Einar A. Strand)
- We Will Trim Our Lamps for Zion (Loretta S. Marshall)
- We will trust in the Lord
- We Will Walk with God (Swaziland folk hymn)
- We will walk with God, my brothers / Sizohamba naye, wo wo wo, (Swaziland folk hymn)
- We Wish You A Merry Christmas (English carol)
- We wish you a merry Christmas, A merry (Raub Junior High School)
- We wish you a Merry Christmas; We wish (English carol)
- We wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry (English carol)
- We Wish You a Merry Xmas (English carol)
- We with Joy, Filled with Longing (Hilmar E. Freidel; Olaf H. Vogeler)
- We wonder, we wonder, We wonder what (Elizabeth E. Rogers)
- We Won’t Cry Tomorrow, Friend (Arlene L. Buffington)
- We Won’t Go Home Until Morning
- We won’t go home until morning, We won’t
- We Won’t Leave Here Like We Came (Maceo Woods)
- We won’t leave here like we came, in Jesus’ name (Maceo Woods)
- We Worship and Adore You
- We worship and adore You, Bowing down
- We worship and adore You, bowing down before You
- We Worship Now Before Thee, Lord (David S. Maughan)
- We worship thee, almighty Lord (Charles Wharton Stork; Johan Olof Wallin)
- We worship You, Almighty God (Steve Green)
- We Worship You, God (Robert Grant)
- We worship you God, your power and your love (Robert Grant)
- We Worship You, O God of Might (Joel W. Lundeen; Johan Olaf Wallin)
- We Worship You, Whose Splendor Dwarfs the Cosmos (Martin Leckebusch)
- We Would Be Building (Purd E. Deitz)
- We would be building; temples still undone (Purd E. Deitz)
- We Would See Jesus (J. Edgar Park)
- We Would See Jesus (Anna Bartlett Warner)
- We would see Jesus, for the shadows lengthen (Anna Bartlett Warner)
- We would see Jesus—for the shadows lengthen (Anna Bartlett Warner)
- We would see Jesus! Lo, his star (J. Edgar Park)
- We would see Jesus! Lo, his star is shining (J. Edgar Park)
- We wreathe a chaplet fair, yea half divine (Emmeline B. Wells)
- “We Write Upon Walls” (Lucy Goodrich Lind)
- Wexford Carol (Irish carol)
- We Yearn, O Christ, for Wholeness (Dosia Carlson)
- We, Your People, God, Confessing
- We your sons forever (Walter Smith)
- What a Beautiful Christmas (A. Espinoza)
- What a blessed peace we know as we travel here below (Haldor Lillenas)
- What a blissful moment, then, from the slumber of sin (Peter O. Thomassen)
- What About (Peter Breinholt)
- What a busy shop! The hammers never stop (Ann Underhill)
- What a Covenant (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What a covenant, what a joy divine (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What Adam’s Disobedience Cost (Carol Bechtel; Fred Pratt Green)
- What a Day That Will Be (Jim Hill)
- What a fellowship, what a joy (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What a fellowship, what a joy divine (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What a Friend (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a friend we have (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a Friend We Have in Jesus (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a friend we have in Jesus, All our sins (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a Friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and griefs to bear! (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a Friend We Have in Jesus / ¡Oh qué amigo nos es Cristo! / Quel ami fidèle et tendre (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What, after all that Thou hast done for me, What (Evan Stephens)
- What a Gathering! (Bertha Ashton)
- What a Gathering that Will Be! (John H. Kurzenknabe)
- What a Glad Day (Grace R. Tabada)
- What A Glorious Thing (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
- What a glorious thing to be (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
- What a glorious thing to be In the light (Carrie A. Church Thomas)
- What a Happy Day
- What a happy holiday! Louder grows (Ann Underhill)
- What a Happy World
- What aileth thee, O Missouri (Eliza R. Snow)
- What a joy! (William W. Phelps)
- What a Joy to Know Your Love
- What a lot of things to see (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- What a lot of things to see, On the way (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- What a lot of things to see, On the way to school! (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- What a lovely place it is (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- What a Marvelous Work and Wonder (Ether M. Furnier)
- What a Mighty God
- What a mighty God we serve
- What a Mighty God We serve (Traditional)
- What a mighty God we serve, What a mighty (Traditional)
- What a mighty God we serve, What a mighty
- What a picture to see, In these evenings of spring (English folk song)
- What a Pillar
- What a pleasant way to spend a happy day
- What a Privilege to Carry (Joseph M. Scriven)
- What a privilege to work with the Lord (Andrés C. González)
- What are another’s faults to me?
- What are little boys made of?
- “What are the bugles blowin’ for?” (Rudyard Kipling)
- What are the hopes, that have grown with the years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- What Are There Two of?
- What are these array’d in white (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- What are these arrayed in white (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- What are these, my gifts to thee, O Lord? (Lavonne Carlile Belew)
- What Are The Wild Waves Saying (Stephen Glover)
- What are you ready to wear? What are you ready (Verda Mae Christensen)
- What art thou, Death? (Eliza R. Snow)
- What as gay as cheery song? Sing heigh-ho (Jane Landon)
- What a Strong and Happy People (Elbert A. Smith)
- What a sublime moment it is (Lin Cartwright)
- What a Surprise (Francis Hilliard)
- What a wonderful change in my life has been (Rufus H. McDaniel)
- What a wonderful change in my life has been wrought (Rufus H. McDaniel)
- What a wonderful day (Leah Patt Rivenburg)
- What a Wonderful Savior! (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What a wonderful Savior is Jesus, my Jesus! (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- What a Wonderful World (Bob Thiele; George David Weiss)
- What a wonderful world this would be (Mabel C. Bickerton)
- What a wondrous message in God’s Word! (Merrill Dunlop)
- What Baptism Is (Mosiah 9:39–48 (RLDS))
- What beams so bright from the mountain height
- What becomes of all the babies, That we see (Patty S. Hill)
- What blessed days! log-cabin days! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- What Builds Temples (Madelyn W. Larsen; Joanne M. Parker)
- What Can Baby Do (Lucy E. Low)
- What can baby do, Oh, what can baby do? (Lucy E. Low)
- What Can I Do? (Frances Weld Danielson)
- What Can I Do, America? (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- What can I do, America, To prove (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- What Can I Do Today? (Daunell J. Clarke)
- What can I do today to become the Savior’s friend? (Daunell J. Clarke)
- What can I do, What can I say, To make mother (Frances Weld Danielson)
- What Can I Give Him? (Annette W. Dickman)
- What Can I Give Him? (Christina G. Rossetti)
- What Can I Give Him? (Christina G. Rossetti)
- What can I give Him, poor as I am? (Christina G. Rossetti)
- What can I say for “mother”? (Lora Pratt)
- What can little bodies do (Joseph L. Townsend)
- What can little bodies do, Like us little lispers (Joseph L. Townsend)
- What can take a dying man (Chris Tomlin; Sean Craig; Jesse Reeves)
- What can wash away my sin? (Robert Lowry)
- What can wash away my sin [sins] [stain] (Robert Lowry)
- What Can You Do with a Whale? (Children’s song)
- Whatcha Gonna Do Now? (Oskar and Julia)
- What champion comes with piercing eye (Eliza R. Snow)
- What Child Is This? (William Chatterton Dix)
- What Child Is This, Who, Laid to Rest (William Chatterton Dix)
- What child is this, who, laid to rest, on Mary’s lap is sleeping? (William Chatterton Dix)
- What Comfort Can Our Worship Bring (Adam M. L. Tice)
- What delight, what a sight will the ball
- What Did He Do? (J. M. Gray)
- What Did Katy Do?
- What did Tenne see, folks, what did Tenne see?
- What does a bee do all day long? (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- What does autumn bring me, Golden autumn (Gertrude Maynard)
- What Does Christmas Mean (Anon.)
- What does family mean? (Nik Day; Jaeden Vaifanua)
- What Does He Think (Nik Day)
- What does it look like in the world’s desert (Hans A. Brorson)
- What does it mean to be a man? (Nik Day; Russ Dixon)
- What does it profit a man (Michael Webb; Julie de Azevedo)
- What does little birdie say, In her nest (Alfred Tennyson)
- What Doesn’t Kill You
- What Does the Clock Say? (Edna M. Shaw)
- What does the clock say? Tick, tick, tick (Edna M. Shaw)
- What Does the Lord Require (Micah 6:6–8; Albert F. Bayly)
- What Does the Lord Require for Praise (Micah 6:6–8; Albert F. Bayly)
- What does the Lord require for praise and offering? (Micah 6:6–8; Albert F. Bayly)
- What Does the Lord Require of You? (Micah 6:8; Jim Strathdee)
- What Does the Lord Require of You? (Jim Strathdee)
- What does your family do?
- What do the goblins and witches say
- What Do We Hear in These Days? (Johannes Huber)
- What do we mean by the Disciples mind? (Ronald E. Osborn)
- What Do We Plant? (Henry Abbey)
- What do we plant when we plant the tree? (Henry Abbey)
- What do you do in the summertime (Dorothy S. Andersen)
- What Do You Doubt? (Karl G. Maeser)
- What do you think I saw this morning? (Erma W. Walker)
- What do you think Mother saw on the hill? (Emilie Poulsson)
- What do you want for Christmas?
- What do you want to be when you grow up? (Judy Rector)
- Whate’er our God ordains is right (Samuel Rodigast)
- What equal honors shall we bring (Isaac Watts)
- What equal honors shall we bring To thee, O Lord our God, the Lamb (Isaac Watts)
- Whatever God Ordains Is Right (Samuel Rodigast)
- Whatever humble thing we do (Edith Grace Beggs)
- Whatever Is, Is Right (Eliza R. Snow)
- Whatever is, is right; but then (Eliza R. Snow)
- Whatever It Takes (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- Whatever life may bring you is tempered by His love (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Whatever may befall (Joel H. Johnson)
- Whatever my God ordains is right (Samuel Rodigast)
- Whatever our station, in all that we do (T. G. Chattle)
- Whatever principle of intelligence (Doctrine and Covenants 130:18; Lois N. Janke)
- Whatever principle of intelligence we attain unto (Doctrine and Covenants 130:18; Lois N. Janke)
- What Everyone Knows (Grace Rhys)
- Whatever You Do (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
- “Whatever you do to the least ones of these (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
- What fair one is this (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What fair one is this From the wilderness (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What fair one is this, from the wilderness traveling (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What fair one is this from the wilderness travelling (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What fair one is this, from the wilderness trav’ling (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What fair one is this, from the wilderness trav’lling (Samuel Hutchinson; William W. Phelps)
- What Faith Can Do (Scott Davis; Scott Krippayne)
- What Family Means to Me (Nik Day; Jaeden Vaifanua)
- What Feast of Love (Delores Dufner)
- What feast of love is offered here (Delores Dufner)
- What from vengeance yet restrains me? (Salvadore Cammarano)
- What Fruit Have You Gathered? (Lizzie DeArmand)
- What fruit have you gathered for Jesus (Lizzie DeArmand)
- What fun! Let’s build a little town
- What fun we have at harvest time, With golden
- What Gift Can We Bring (Jane Marshall)
- What gift can we bring, what present, what token (Jane Marshall)
- What gift have I, dear Lord (Sally DeFord)
- What glorious news is this I hear? (Joseph Smith III)
- What glorious news is this I hear? “Christ the Lord, is risen” (Joseph Smith III)
- What Glorious Scenes Mine Eyes Behold (Anon.)
- What glorious scenes mine eyes behold! What wonders (Anon.)
- What God Calls Us To (J. Frederic Voros Jr.)
- What God Hath Given (Susan Evans McCloud)
- What God Hath Promised (Annie Johnson Flint)
- What God Ordains Is Always Good (Samuel Rodigast)
- What God Ordains Is Good Indeed (Samuel Rodigast)
- What Grace Is This (Laurie F. Gauger)
- What grace is this! My Lord and King (Laurie F. Gauger)
- What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone (Edward Denny)
- What grace, O Lord, and beauty shone Around thy steps below (Edward Denny)
- What have I done for Thee? (Evan Stephens)
- What Have I Done with His Name? (Kenneth Cope)
- What Have They Done to the Rain? (Malvina Reynolds)
- What heavenly music do I hear
- What Heaven Sees in You (Doug Walker; Sherry Marks Walker)
- What He Began (Kenneth Cope)
- What Hope! An Eden Prophesied (Stephen P. Starke)
- What I do for others (Susan Evans McCloud)
- What if a little ray of light
- What If He Came Today?
- What If It Were Today? (Lelia Naylor Morris)
- What if some of us smiled, but most of us cried (Eleanor Minton)
- What if winds of winter blow, What if white (Frederick H. Martens)
- What I love (Edwin F. Parry)
- What I Need (Michael McLean)
- What Is a Friend?
- What is a man? I now will ask
- What is a mother’s work? She is to bear and care (Naomi Russell)
- What Is, and What Is Not for Woman (Eliza R. Snow)
- What is a wave That it can break (Mary Britton Miller)
- What is belief? What is faith? (Steven Kapp Perry)
- What I See (Nik Day; Kendra Lowe)
- What I See in You (Michael McLean; John Batdorf)
- What is fairer than the roses (Evan Stephens)
- What is fairer than the roses Blooming (Evan Stephens)
- What is home without the children? (William Willes)
- What is it coming so fast, so fast (Roberta M. Whitehead)
- What is it, dear children, makes joy thro the year (Edward P. Kimball)
- What Is It, You Children of Men?
- What is life? (William W. Phelps)
- What is life? ’tis to exist (William W. Phelps)
- What Is Most Beatiful
- What Is My Life to Me? (Evan Stephens)
- What is Priestcraft? may I ask (Henry Garner)
- What is so sweet as a flower (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- What is so sweet as a flower, Blooming in a garden fair? (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- What is that big noise I hear?
- What is that picture that I see (Arlene L. Buffington)
- What is that up yonder I see? Two little angels (Spiritual)
- What is the bride of the Lamb like? (P. V. Poulsen)
- What is the chaff, the word of man (Charles Wesley)
- What is the chaff, the word of man, When set against the wheat? (Charles Wesley)
- What is the Christian’s Power and Might? (Ernst Moritz Arndt)
- What is the crying at Jordan? (Carol Christopher Drake)
- What is the dearest thing mankind owns (Peter O. Thomassen)
- What is the fairest flow’r that blooms? Love, (Evan Stephens)
- What Is the Gospel? (Hendrik de Brij)
- What is the Iron Rule?
- What is the story the lilies bring (Frances K. Taylor)
- What is the story the lilies bring at Easter time (Frances K. Taylor)
- What Is the World Like (Adam M. L. Tice)
- What is the world like when God’s will is done? (Adam M. L. Tice)
- What Is the World to Me (Georg Michael Pfefferkorn; August Crull)
- What Is This Bread (Frederic W. Baue)
- What is this feeling (Janice Kapp Perry)
- What Is This Joy (Stephen Nelson; Garon Brett; Ashley Hess; Emily Belle Freeman; Chase Walker; Grace Freeman)
- What Is This Place (Huub Oosterhuis)
- What is this place where we are meeting? (Huub Oosterhuis)
- What Is This Thing Men Call Death? (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- What Is This Thing That Men Call Death? (Gordon B. Hinckley)
- What is true faith?
- What Is Written in My Heart (Jenny Phillips)
- What Is Your Song? (Edward S. Lorenz)
- What is your worth in the eyes of the world? (Mollie Richmond)
- What I want is sociability (Anon.)
- What joy could greater be Than that which doth attend
- What joyous tidings we proclaim (Beatrice Goff Jackson)
- What Kind of Boys (Anon.)
- What kind of love would humbly make the choice (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- What Kind of Member Are You? (Hazel Ford)
- What Kind of Shoes
- What kind of shoes you going to wear?
- What lies beyond the hill, Youth? (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- What Light Is That? (Yugoslav carol)
- What’ll I Do with the Baby-O? (American folk song)
- What Love Reveals (Don Stirling; Sam Cardon; John McVey)
- What magic cloth is this, what wondrous seam (Helen Harrington)
- What Makes a Family (Carol Lynn Pearson)
- What makes a greeting sing a song (Czech folk song)
- What matters dirty dishes in the sink (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- What Matters Most (Tyler Castleton)
- What Matters Most (Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- What means that soft, enchanting strain (James X. Allen)
- What means that soft, enchanting strain, Harped forth by angel hands (James X. Allen)
- What means this eager, anxious throng (Emma F. R. Campbell)
- What Meekness and What Majesty (Terry W. York)
- What Might Have Been (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- What Must It Be to Be There! (Elizabeth K. Mills)
- What need have I for goods or gold (J. Müller)
- What? No? can it be that they’ve driven (Will Carleton)
- What other flower so well could represent thee (Lula Greene Richards)
- What Our Pets Say (Katherine Merrill)
- What passion cannot music raise and quell? (John Dryden)
- What peace and joy pervade my soul
- What peace and joy pervades the soul (Matthew Rowan)
- What poor despised company (Richard Allen)
- What Prize Shall Be Your Reward? (Joseph L. Townsend)
- What Ruler Wades through Murky Streams (Thomas H. Troeger)
- What Sacred, Holy Hour Is This? (John V. Pearson)
- What sacred, holy hour was this (John V. Pearson)
- What says the dog, now tell me pray (Helen Howarth Lemmel)
- What say the voices from out the long years (Emmeline B. Wells)
- What say the woods when soft winds sigh
- What service shall we render thee (Ernest Dodgshun)
- What shall I buy for a nickel or dime? (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- What shall I cook you, Darling Henry (Pennsylvania Dutch song)
- What shall I do to please my Lord? (Charles Derry)
- What shall I do to please my Lord? How shall I e’er regain his love? (Charles Derry)
- What shall I do without Euridice? (Christoph W. von Gluck)
- What Shall I Render (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
- What Shall I Render to the Lord (Margaret Pleasant Douroux)
- What shall little children bring (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- What shall little children bring, on Christmas Day (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- What Shall the Harvest Be? (Emily S. Oakey)
- What shall we call him (Tom Colvin)
- What shall we call him, child of the manger (Tom Colvin)
- What Shall We Do Outdoors Today? (Marion Adams)
- What shall we do when we all go out (Traditional)
- What shall we do when we go out, we go out (Traditional)
- What Shall We Eat? (Pennsylvania Dutch folk song)
- What shall we eat for our breakfast, for (Pennsylvania Dutch folk song)
- What Shall We Give? (David T. Warner)
- What shall we give to the babe in the manger? (David T. Warner)
- What shall we render bounteous Lord (James Boden)
- What shall we render bounteous Lord, For all the grace we see? (James Boden)
- What shall we take when we go to play
- What shines on the mountain What lightens (Yugoslav carol)
- What should make you sad my darling?
- What’s in Johnny’s pocket? Johnny has (Brooks Baker)
- What’s in there? Gold and money (Norman Dello Joio)
- Whatsoever ye do in word or in deed (Donna Jones)
- What soldier enters life’s battle field (Steven K. Jones)
- What Sort of People Come to Your Town?
- What sound is this salutes my ear? (John A. Granade)
- What star is this, with beams so bright (Charles Coffin)
- What’s the Matter with? (Charles Coborn)
- What’s the Matter With Billy Boy (Charles A. Gage)
- What’s the matter with Billy Boy, He’s all right (Charles A. Gage)
- What’s the Matter with Father
- What’s the matter with Father? He’s all right
- What’s the Matter with Lark Girls?
- What’s the matter with Lark girls? We’re all right
- What’s the matter with (name)? (Charles Coborn)
- What’s the matter with (name)? He’s all right (Charles Coborn)
- What’s the Use? (Frank L. Stanton)
- What’s the Weather? (Carol Bouck)
- What’s this dull town to me? (Caroline Keppel)
- What’s this dull town to me? Robin’s (Caroline Keppel)
- What’s this dull town to me? Robin’s not near (Caroline Keppel)
- What Sunshine Is to the Black Soil (Nikolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig)
- What sweeter music can we bring (Herbert Croo)
- What thanks and praise to thee we owe (William Dalrymple Maclagan)
- What the Clock Says
- What the Lord Has Done in Me (Reuben Morgan)
- What the Moon Said (Lucy Wheelock)
- What the Seasons Bring (Gertrude Maynard)
- What tho’ the Gentiles wildly rage (William H. Shearman)
- What though I have the gift to preach (Joel H. Johnson)
- What though no flowers the fig-tree clothe (Anon.; John Logan)
- What, though the Gentiles wildly rage (William H. Shearman)
- What though the wicked laugh and scorn (James H. Hood)
- What Thou Wilt, O Father, Give (John G. Whittier)
- What Thou wilt, O Father, give! All is gain (John G. Whittier)
- What time I am afraid, I will put my trust in thee (Psalm 56:3)
- What time of the year is as sweet as June (Grace Ingles Frost)
- What tones are those that break my dreams
- What tree is there so fair to see (Paul P. Foster)
- What tree is there so fair to see, So lovely (Paul P. Foster)
- What trouble in the Forest School (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- What use are you? (Satis N. Coleman; Alice G. Thorn)
- What various hindrances we meet (William Cowper)
- What various hindrances we meet, In bowing at our Maker’s feet (William Cowper)
- What vessel are you sailing in?
- What Voice Salutes the Startled Ear? (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- What voice salutes the startled ear And wakes the (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- What wailing’s this I hear, at home, abroad? (John Lyon)
- What was the deed she did, she did? (David Lundie)
- What was witness’d in the heaven? (John S. Davis)
- What was witness’d in the heavens? (John S. Davis)
- What Was Witnessed in the Heavens? (John S. Davis)
- What was witnessed in the heavens? Why, an angel (John S. Davis)
- What was witnessed in the heavens? Why, an angel, earthly bound (John S. Davis)
- What Was Your Vow and Vision (Brian Wren)
- What we Should Learn (Anon.)
- What will the weather be today? I wonder (Gladys Hall Coates)
- What Will We Do With the Baby-O? (American folk song)
- What will we do with the baby-o, What will (American folk song)
- What Will You Do? (Susanna Myers)
- What will you do? What will you be (Susanna Myers)
- What Will You Do with Jesus? (Anon.; B. McKinney)
- What Will You Do with Jesus? (Albert Simpson)
- What will you do with the time that’s left (Mark Shultz; James Isaac Elliott)
- What will you do with your day (Belva Lou Spaulding)
- What will you ride on? I’ll ride a nut-brown pony (Danish folk song)
- What Wonderful News! (Traditional Romanian carol)
- What wonderous things we now behold (Anon.)
- What wonders and what changes time hath wrought (Emmeline B. Wells)
- What Wondrous Love (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- What Wondrous Love Is This (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- What wondrous love is this, oh! (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- What wondrous love is this, O my soul (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- What wondrous love is this, O my soul, O my soul (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- What wondrous scenes mine eyes behold (Anon.)
- What wond’rous things we now behold (Anon.)
- What Words? (Evelyn Palmer Maples)
- What would happen if we all (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- What would happen if we took off our masks (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- What would he do? (Jayne B. Malan)
- What would I lose by a moment’s sin (R. C. Evans)
- What would it be like to have faith (Julie de Azevedo; Tom Hopkins)
- What Would Jesus Do (Heather Burton; Wayne Burton)
- What would we do in our sin and defilement (Thomas O. Chisholm)
- What Would We Do Without Jesus? (Thomas O. Chisholm)
- What Would You Like For Christmas?
- What would you like for Christmas? What would you
- What you could tell if you could speak, O spinning wheel! (Beatrice Knowlton Ekman)
- What You Knew Then (Alex Melecio)
- Wheat
- When a black o’erspreading cloud (John Newton)
- When a black o’erspreading cloud Has darkened all the air (John Newton)
- When a brave warrior goes to fight (Victor-Joseph Étienne de Jouy; Hippolyte Louis Florent Bis)
- When a child breathes a pure and gentle prayer (Mary E. Blake)
- When a child goes marching out, He must
- When a child I lived at Lincoln (Harry Linn)
- When a daughter’s heart is heavy (Merrijane Rice)
- When adverse winds and waves arise (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- When adverse winds and waves arise, And in my heart despondence sighs (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- When afar from my home (Evan Stephens)
- When afar from my home, Among strangers I roam (Evan Stephens)
- When a felon’s not engaged in his employment (William S. Gilbert)
- When Aimless Violence Takes Those We Love (Joy F. Patterson)
- When a little seed is planted (Susan L. Purves)
- When all around seems strange and wrong (Carolyn J. Rasmus)
- When all is beautiful, and bright, and fair (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When All Is Ended (Brian Wren)
- When all is ended, time and troubles past (Brian Wren)
- When All Is Said and Done (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- When All Is Said and Done (Geoff Moore)
- When all my labors and trials are o’er (Charles H. Gabriel)
- When all my [the] labors and trials are o’er (Charles H. Gabriel)
- When all my trials and cares are o’er (Charles H. Gabriel)
- When all seems lost, no solid ground (Clint Poulsen; Jim Funk; Barry Gibbons)
- When all the earth renews its promise (Frédéric Bérat)
- When all the world has gone to sleep (James F. Caldwell)
- When All the World Was Cursed (Johann Gottfried Olearius; Paul E. Kretzmann)
- When all thy mercies, O my God (Joseph Addison)
- When all thy mercies O, my God, my rising soul (Joseph Addison)
- When all thy mercies, O! my God, My rising soul surveys (Joseph Addison)
- When All Was Young (Jules Barbier; Michel Carré)
- When all was young and pleasant (Jules Barbier; Michel Carré)
- When All Your Mercies, O My God (Joseph Addison)
- When a loved one is summoned by death to depart (Ben May)
- When Angels Come and Go (Helene Schmidt)
- When angry nations rush to arms (Anne Steele)
- When angry nations rush to arms, And rage and noise and tumult reign (Anne Steele)
- When Anya joins in the dance, Light as a bird (Katherine S. Bolt)
- When a Prophet Speaks for God (Derena Bell)
- When as a Child We Spoke (Alan D. Tyree)
- When Asked, Who Is My Neighbor (Emily R. Brink)
- When a son, with wild abandon, Leaves his home (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When, as returns this solemn day (Anna L. Barbauld)
- When, as returns this solemn day, Man comes to meet his Maker, God (Anna L. Barbauld)
- When a thing is hard to do (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When at morn I first awake, My mother’s (Mary Stanhope)
- When at morn I first awake, My mother’s face (Mary Stanhope)
- When at night I go to sleep (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- When at night I go to sleep, Fourteen angels (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- When at night to bed I creep (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- When at This Table (Shirley Erena Murray)
- When at this table I receive a blessing (Shirley Erena Murray)
- When Autumn Comes (Frederick Winthrop)
- When autumn opens her box of paints (Christine Turner Curtis)
- When away to bed I creep (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- When away to bed I creep, Fourteen angels (Engelbert Humperdinck)
- When a Weary Way You Find It (Jason Daniel)
- When a weary way you find it, Persevere (Jason Daniel)
- When Baby Jesus came to earth (Larry A. Hiller)
- When baby’s cheek pressed a soft hand (Björnstjerne Björnson)
- When birds of the morn are singing, The sunshine (James H. Hood)
- When blossoms flowered mid the snows (Pietro Yon; Frederick H. Martens)
- When Blue Sky Smiles (Olive Beaupré Miller)
- When blue sky smiles and birds come back (Olive Beaupré Miller)
- When boys and their dads get together
- When breezes are prevailing, Oh (Leona Upton)
- When bridegroom and bride at this altar shall stand (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When bridegroom and bride at this altar shall stand, With heart joined to heart and with hand joined to hand (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When Brigham called for men to join the fight (Sheryl Nabrotzky)
- When Britain first at Heav’n’s command (James Thomson)
- When called to the throne of the Lord (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When called to the throne of your Lord (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When called to the throne of your Lord, And judged (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When cares of life distress you (Alfred H. Ackley)
- When Cats Get Up (Nursery rhyme)
- When cats get up in the morning (Nursery rhyme)
- When cats get up in the morning They always (Nursery rhyme)
- When cats run home and the light is come (Alfred Tennyson)
- Whence Comes This Rush of Wings? (French carol)
- Whence comes this rush of wings afar (French carol)
- Whence Is That Goodly Fragrance Flowing? (French carol)
- Whence now comes the caravan, yah? (Chinese song)
- Whence the dread spirit that o’er earth (David H. Smith)
- Whence the dread spirit that o’er earth His shadow dark and evil cast (David H. Smith)
- When Children Pray (Berde Rooney)
- When Children say “Good Morning” (Pauline Frances Camp)
- When chilly winds blow from the North (African-American spiritual)
- When Christ declared, “go preach the word” (Joseph Smith III)
- When Christ declared, “go preach the word;” He told the saints that they should see (Joseph Smith III)
- When Christ Is Born (Anon.)
- When Christmas Is Coming (Jeanna Oterdahl)
- When Christmas Morn Is Dawning (Betty Ehrenborg-Posse)
- When Christ’s appearing was made known (Coelius Sedulius)
- When Christ, the Holy Child, was born (Neapolitan carol)
- When Christ Was Born (Neapolitan carol)
- When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- When Christ was born in Bethlehem, ’Twas night (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
- When Christ was born of Mary free (Traditional, 15th century)
- When Christ was born of Mary free, Alleluja! (Traditional, 15th century)
- When Christ was but a little child, He made
- When Christ was lifted from the earth (Brian A. Wren)
- When Christ was on the earth (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Christ was on the earth, He promised (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When climbing up a rocky hill (David Lundie)
- When climbing up a rocky hill, I came (David Lundie)
- When Cold in the Earth (Thomas Moore)
- When cold in the earth lies the friend thou hast loved (Thomas Moore)
- When comes the summer weather (Wilbur Weeks)
- When comes to the weary a blessed release (Lizzie DeArmond)
- When Daddy comes (Anna Johnson)
- When Daddy Comes from Work (Anna Johnson)
- When daddy comes from work each day (Anna Johnson)
- When Daddy Comes Home (George S. Applegarth)
- When Daddy is home, We have such fun (Vivian Gouled)
- When dames wore hoops and powdered hair
- When Dark and Drear the Skies Appear (Emily H. Woodmansee)
- When dark and drear the skies appear, And doubt (Emily H. Woodmansee)
- When darkness falls and trials dim our view (Katherine D. Knecht)
- When darkness surrounds you (Kristin W. Belcher; Brian R. Jensen)
- When dark’ning clouds the skies o’ercast (Evan Stephens)
- When David had a longing (Martin Leckebusch)
- When day is new And sky is blue And clouds
- When daylight goes, When shadows close (Frederick H. Martens)
- When daylight wanes and tasks are o’er (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When days are chill and cold winds blow (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When days are long, and nights are drear (Gipsy Simon Smith)
- When days in summer are hot and dry (Nina B. Hartford)
- When days in summer are hot and dry, With not a cooling (Nina B. Hartford)
- When discouraged, weak and sad (Carmella Mazzeo)
- When do the butterflies paint their wings? (Pauline Cushing)
- When, driven by oppression’s rod (William Parsons Lunt)
- When, driven by oppression’s rod, Our fathers fled beyond the sea (William Parsons Lunt)
- When dusk is moving down the sky (Christine Turner Curtis)
- When duty’s finger points the way
- When Earth in Bondage (Parley P. Pratt)
- When earth in bondage long had lain (Parley P. Pratt)
- When earth in bondage long had lain, And darkness o’er the nations reigned (Parley P. Pratt)
- When earth’s foundation first was laid (Parley P. Pratt)
- When earth was dress’d in beauty (William W. Phelps)
- When Earth Was Dressed in Beauty (William W. Phelps)
- Whene’er I gaze on thee at twilight hour (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Whene’er I look into thy word (Samuel Pearce)
- Whene’er I look into thy word, And read about my dearest Lord (Samuel Pearce)
- Whene’er the angry passions rise (Anne Steele)
- Whene’er the angry passions rise, And tempt our thoughts or tongues to strife (Anne Steele)
- Whene’er the sun is shining (Kate Kendall Thomas)
- When Elijah went to heaven there wasn’t (Noble Cain)
- When Ephraim Rides (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When eternities began, There were precepts (William W. Phelps)
- When evening comes we wait for thee (Edwin F. Parry)
- When Evening Falls and Labors Cease (Delores Dufner)
- When Evening’s Twilight Gathers Round
- Whenever a little child is born, All night (Agnes Carter)
- Whenever a man would help a man (Vere Jameson)
- Whenever God appoints
- Whenever God appoints, To meet
- When ever I am good and kind (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whenever I am good and kind (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whenever I am good and kind And help (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whenever I am good and kind and help someone (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When ever I am good and kind And help someone I see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whenever I am good and kind And help some one I see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whenever I am good and kind And help someone I see (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When ever I go to the zoo I always see (Patsy Crowe)
- Whenever I Have to Choose (Clive Romney)
- Whenever I hear the song of a bird (Clara W. McMaster)
- Whenever I hear the song of a bird or look (Clara W. McMaster)
- Whenever I hear the song of a bird Or look at the blue (Clara W. McMaster)
- Whenever I’m faced with temptation and know I must make a choice (Janine Belliston Ruff)
- Whenever I’m with you, sweetheart (Clyde D. Sandgren)
- Whenever I Think about Pioneers (Della Dalby Provost)
- Whenever I think about pioneers, I think (Della Dalby Provost)
- When ever I think about pioneers, I think of brave (Della Dalby Provost)
- Whenever I think about pioneers, I think of brave (Della Dalby Provost)
- Whenever I think of God’s wonderful love (Albert Simpson Reitz)
- Whenever I think of my Savior and friend (Harold R. Laycock)
- Whenever mother stirs a cake (Anna Johnson)
- Whenever the breeze Is rocking the trees
- When everything is merry, And no sorrows (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When Eyes That We Once Knew as Keen (John Core)
- When faint and weary toiling (Sidney Dyer)
- When Faith Endures (Naomi W. Randall)
- When far from the town I take my way
- When Father’s birthday comes around (Ada Lorraine Jex)
- When father takes his spade to dig (Lawrence Alma Tadema)
- When fear and doubt seem all consuming (Holly Boyd)
- When filled with sorrow, grief and shame
- When fires of malice mortals fan (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When first I joined the Mormons
- When first I left the city my heart was low and sad (William Willes)
- When first I saw sweet Peggy (Samuel Lover)
- When first I saw sweet Peggy ’Twas (Samuel Lover)
- When first I saw the city ’twas low (William Willes)
- When first I saw the city ’twas low, in a low place (William Willes)
- When First the Glorious Light of Truth (William Clayton)
- When first the glorious light of truth Burst forth in (William Clayton)
- When first the glorious light of truth Burst forth in this last age (William Clayton)
- When first the reformation sound (William Willes)
- When forest leaves in October Are weary
- When Friendship, Love, and Truth abound (James Montgomery)
- When From Injustice’ Bitter Cup (Eliza R. Snow)
- When from kindred kindred part (Eliza R. Snow)
- When from the azure sea the breeze (Frederick H. Martens)
- When gathering clouds around I view (Robert Grant)
- When gath’ring storms around I view (Robert Grant)
- When gath’ring storms around I view, And days are dark, and friends are few (Robert Grant)
- When God Created Human Life (Alan D. Tyree)
- When God Delivered Israel (Michael A. Saward)
- When God First Brought Us Back (Carl P. Daw Jr)
- When God first brought us back from exile (Carl P. Daw Jr)
- When God Is a Child (Brian Wren)
- When Godly Sorrow Moves the Soul (David C. Macfarlane; Nathan Howe)
- When God Restored Our Common Life (Ruth Duck)
- When God’s Call to Serve (Danny A. Belrose)
- When God’s call to serve looms larger (Danny A. Belrose)
- When God’s own people stand in need (John Fawcett)
- When God’s own people stand in need, His goodness (John Fawcett)
- When God speaks through the Spirit (Christina Bishop)
- When Grandma comes to visit (Ann Underhill)
- When Grandma comes to visit, Oh, then (Ann Underhill)
- When Grandmother comes to our house (Elizabeth Madox Roberts)
- When Grandpa Comes (Marian Major)
- When Green Leaves Come Again (Dinah Mulock Craik)
- When green leaves come again, my love (Dinah Mulock Craik)
- When grief the saints oppress (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When grief the saints oppress, When trials give unrest (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When Hands Reach Out and Fingers Trace (Carolyn Winfrey Gillette)
- When happy children go to bed, Two angels (Margaret Widdemer)
- When harvest time is over, And all (Wilbur Weeks)
- When harvest-time is over, And all the crops (Wilbur Weeks)
- When He call me I will answer (Eduardo J. Lango)
- When He Comes (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- When He Comes Again (Mirla Greenwood Thayne)
- When He Comes Again / Love One Another (Mirla Greenwood Thayne; Luacine Clark Fox)
- When He Cometh (William O. Cushing)
- When He cometh, when He cometh (William O. Cushing)
- When he cometh, when he cometh to make (William O. Cushing)
- When He cometh, when He cometh To make up His jewels (William O. Cushing)
- When he is absent, I’m alone (Henry Maiben)
- When here our minds are truly turned (David H. Smith)
- When here our minds are truly turned To do the will of Christ, the Lord (David H. Smith)
- When He saw the little children (Deborah Mayhew)
- When He Shall Come (Almeda J. Pearce)
- When he shall come, resplendent in His glory (Almeda J. Pearce)
- When, His Salvation Bringing (John King)
- When, his salvation bringing, To Zion (John King)
- When, his salvation bringing, To Zion Jesus came (John King)
- When Holy Ghost Shall Come in Power (Evan A. Fry)
- When Holy Ghost shall come in pow’r (Evan A. Fry)
- When hope is crushed, and faith grows dim (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When I against the Lord transgress (John Lyon)
- When I Am Alone (Miriam C. Bitner)
- When I Am a Man (Harvey Officer)
- When I am a man, First I shall charter (Harvey Officer)
- When I Am Baptized (Nita Dale Milner)
- When I Am Baptized / Keep the Commandments (Nita Dale Milner; Barbara A. McConochie)
- When I Am Big
- When I am burdened, or weary and sad (James Rowe)
- When I am down, and oh, my soul (Brendan Graham; Rolf Lovland)
- When I am grown up I’ll whistle some tunes (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When I Am Happiest (Frances Weld Danielson)
- When I am happiest I sing, Or else (Frances Weld Danielson)
- When I am injured by my foes (Joel H. Johnson)
- When I Am in Your House (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- When I am lost and don’t know (Christen Cooper)
- When I am ready, sir, Your partner then (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- When I am sad and I pray for relief (Robert Cowles)
- When I Am Ten Years Old (Norwegian song)
- When I am ten years old, Boom fa-lee-la-lee (Norwegian song)
- When I am twelve, a father’s hands (Mark E. Hurst)
- When I am walking down the street (Marjorie Seymour Watts)
- When I am walking down the street I do so like (Marjorie Seymour Watts)
- When I Am Weakened by Life’s Storms (Wendy Udy)
- When I, a poor, lost sinner (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- When I Behold Jesus Christ (Jim Keefer; Hartmut Schoenherr; Almaz Belhu; Aurelia Keefer; Joseph Herl)
- When I Can Ache (Danny A. Belrose)
- When I can ache with hunger pangs (Danny A. Belrose)
- When I can read my title clear (Isaac Watts)
- When I can read my title clear to mansions in the skies (Isaac Watts)
- When I can trust my all with God (Josiah Conder)
- When I can trust my all with God, In trial’s fearful hour (Josiah Conder)
- When I Can’t Speak (Tyler Castleton)
- When I can’t walk and I can’t sing (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When I Climb a Hill (Aileen Fisher)
- When I climb a hill that is high, high, high (Aileen Fisher)
- When I Come to Him (Matthew J. Neeley)
- When I come to the river at ending of day (Thomas Ramsey)
- When I consider the heavens (Shauna Hart)
- When I don’t mind my parents (Wanda B. Blaisdell)
- When I Do What’s Right I Feel Good (Margie Lindsay)
- When I eight years of age shall be (Frances K. Taylor)
- When I espous’d the cause of Truth (Eliza R. Snow)
- When I espoused the cause of Truth (Eliza R. Snow)
- when I fall on my knees (African-American spiritual)
- When I fear my faith will fail (Ada R. Habershon)
- When I feel afraid (Amy Grant)
- When I feel afraid, and I think I’ve lost my way (Amy Grant)
- When I feel afraid, think I’ve lost my way (Amy Grant)
- When I Feel His Love (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When I feel torn apart (Nik Day)
- When I feel torn apart, You put me (Nik Day)
- When I first pondered on your coming, baby dear (Katharine C. McKay)
- When I Found You (Ysabelle Cuevas; Connor Austin)
- When I Get To The End of The Way (Charles Davis Tillman; Albert M. Bean)
- When I Go (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
- When I go fishing I’m always wishing
- When I go out into the world (Merrijane Rice)
- When I go out to play in the snow (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I go out walking In the afternoon (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I go to bed at night (Anna Johnson)
- When I go to bed at night I kneel and say a prayer (DeVota Mifflin Peterson)
- When I go to bed at night, I kneel down and (Anna Johnson)
- When I go to bed at night, I kneel down and pray (Anna Johnson)
- When I go to bed at night I love to kneel and say (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I Go to Church (Faye Glover Petersen)
- When I Grow Up (Sarah Grames Clark)
- When I Grow Up (Judy Rector)
- When I Hear My Father Pray (A. Laurence Lyon)
- When I Hear of Pioneer Children (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When I Hear the Prophet’s Voice (Matthew J. Neeley)
- When I Hear the Scriptures (Jan Underwood Pinborough)
- When I Kneel Down to Pray (A. H. Ackley)
- When I kneel to pray, I know Jesus cares (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When I Learn (Katherine Nelson)
- When I leave this frail existence (Eliza R. Snow)
- When I left my home in heaven (Sherrel Burgoyne)
- When I Look into Your Holiness (Cathy Perrin; Wayne Perrin)
- When I make a wrong choice (Anna M. Molgard; Rachel P. Mohlman)
- When I make my garden I will hoe, hoe, hoe (Kansas City school children)
- When I’m alone I can fall to my knees (Nik Day)
- When I’m a Miss To Misses (Rhea B. Allen)
- When I’m a woman grown, where I’ll live is now (Lula Greene Richards)
- When I’m Dreaming (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- When I’m dreaming, oft I hear (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- When I’m feeble, faint and weary (Joel H. Johnson)
- When I’m happy, hear me sing; When I’m happy (Early American folk song)
- When I’m home or far away, Heav’nly Father (Mary Rose Jack)
- When I’m home or far away, Heav’nly Father hear (Mary Rose Jack)
- When I’m home or far away, Heav’nly Father hear me pray (Mary Rose Jack)
- When I’m Kind And True (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I’m loving kind and true (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I’m loving kind and true, Mother dear (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I’m loving kind and true Mother dear and (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I’m loving, kind and true, Mother dear and daddy too (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When I’m sad, or I’m lost (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When I’m sad, or I’m lost, when my heart is broken (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When I’m searching for the answers (Dustin Christensen; Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- When I’m sitting in the twilight (E. B. Williams)
- When I’m with You (Rhea B. Allen; Dixie M. Cannon)
- When I’m with you the electrical charges (Rhea B. Allen; Dixie M. Cannon)
- When I my heart to grief gave way (John Newton)
- When I my heart to grief gave way To see the work of God decline (John Newton)
- When, in Awe of God’s Creation (Jane Parker Huber)
- When in far distant regions (Parley P. Pratt)
- When in Our Music God Is Glorified (F. Pratt Green)
- When in the Course of Life Below
- When in the Hour of Deepest Need (Paul Eber)
- When in the lonesome vale of death (Joel H. Johnson)
- When in the Night I Meditate
- When in the Quiet Church I Sit (Esther Freivogel)
- When in the spring the flow’rs are blooming bright and fair (Kurt Kaiser)
- When in the Wondrous Realms Above (Frank I. Kooyman)
- When in the wondrous realms above Our Savior had (Frank I. Kooyman)
- When I Ope My Eyes at Morning (Vida E. Smith)
- When I Open My Eyes (Vida E. Smith)
- When I Open My Eyes at Morning (Vida E. Smith)
- When I play chopsticks I play with two fingers
- When I Pray (Valerie Hall)
- When I reach to help another (Lawrence Lee)
- When I read in the scriptures (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- When I remember that a century (Eva Willes Wangsgaard)
- When I Return to Him (Sally DeFord)
- When Irish eyes are smiling (Chauncey Olcott; George Graff Jr.)
- When I run about all day, When I kneel (Mary Mapes Dodge)
- When I saw the cleansing fountain (Margaret J. Harris)
- When I scrape my knee (Matthew J. Neeley)
- When I See My Savior (Maud Frazer)
- When I see my Savior, hanging on Calvary (Maud Frazer)
- When I see someone who is in need (Laura Ashton)
- When I See the Blood (John G. Foote)
- When I shall come to the end of my way (William C. Poole)
- When I shall reach the more excellent glory (William A. Spencer)
- When I sit in my own dear church (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
- When I sit in the sandpile it’s warm (Dorothy Aldis)
- When I speak the church shall tremble (R. C. Evans)
- When I spin round without a stop (Frank Dempster Sherman)
- When Israel Fled from Egypt Land (Henrietta Ten Harmsel)
- When Israel in safety shall dwell (D. W.)
- When Israel out of Egypt came (Charles Wesley)
- When Israel Was Going Forth (Anon.)
- When Israel Was in Egypt’s Land (African-American spiritual)
- When Israel was in Egypt’s land: Let my people go (African-American spiritual)
- When Israel was taken in bondage (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When Isr’el was in Egypt’s land (African-American spiritual)
- When Isr’l out of bondage came (Henry J. Zelley)
- When I started on my fam’ly history (Ross Boothe)
- When I stop just to ponder what I might have been (Mark Nichols)
- When I Survey (Isaac Watts)
- When I survey the wond’rous cross (Isaac Watts)
- When I survey the wondrous cross, On which (Isaac Watts)
- When I survey the wondrous cross On which the Prince of glory died (Isaac Watts)
- When it gets dark and I can’t see my way (African-American spiritual)
- When I think about the hour (Walter Hawkins)
- When I think of pioneers who lived (Michaelene P. Grassli)
- When I think of the blessings (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When it is the wintertime, I run up the street (Dorothy Aldis)
- When I Travel (German children’s song)
- When I travel on the sea, Where the little (German children’s song)
- When I travel the pathway so rugged and steep (William J. Henry)
- When it’s camptime in the rockies
- When It’s Springtime In The Rockies (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- When it Storms (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- When I use my hands in service (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- When I’ve Done My Best (T. A.)
- When I’ve done the best I can (T. A.)
- When I wake at dawn (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- When I wake up each morning (Rebekah Anne Pitts)
- When I wake up in the morning (Vida E. Smith)
- When I wake up in the morning, And I see (Vida E. Smith)
- When I walk beside the ocean (Karen Maquerite Moloney)
- When I walk thro’ the valley of shadow and gloom (Edmund S. Lorenz)
- When I Walk Through the Valley (Edmund S. Lorenz)
- When I walk through the valley of shadow and gloom (Edmund S. Lorenz)
- When I want to feel close to Heavenly Father (Annette W. Dickman)
- When I Was a Lad (W. S. Gilbert)
- When I was a lad, I had cause to be sad (English folk song)
- When I was a lad I serv’d a term As office boy (W. S. Gilbert)
- When I Was A Lady
- When I was a lady, a lady
- When I was a lady, a lady, a lady
- When I Was a Lassie
- When I was a lassie, a lassie, a lassie
- When I was a little child (H. E. Llewelyn)
- When I was a little girl (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- When I was a little girl, I read fairy tales (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- When I was alone in this world of sin (Kenneth R. Jones)
- When I was a seeker I sought both night and day (African-American spiritual)
- When I was a student at Cadiz (Anon.)
- When I was down beside the sea (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- When I Was Little
- When I was one I ate a bun, Going over (Canadian street rhyme)
- When I Was Seventeen (H. Lilljebjörn)
- When I was sick and lay a-bed, I had (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- When I was younger, all of my world (Dustin Christensen; Russ Dixon)
- When I was young I dared to sing (James Stephens)
- When I was young I liked to wait On Elmer (Daniel D. Emmett)
- When Jack Frost pinches up my nose (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When January days are here (Jane B. Walters)
- When Jesus appeared as the Savior of men (John Lyon)
- When Jesus appeared as the Saviour of men! (John Lyon)
- When Jesus Came (Jeanette Morrel)
- When Jesus Came to Bountiful (Bonnie Hart Murray)
- When Jesus came to John of old, To be baptized of him (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- When Jesus Came to Jordan (F. Pratt Green)
- When Jesus came to Jordan to be baptized by John (F. Pratt Green)
- When Jesus came unto his own
- When Jesus Christ Was Baptized (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Jesus Christ was baptized Down (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Jesus Christ Was Here Below
- When Jesus Christ was on the earth (Michael G. Facer)
- When Jesus Comes (Randall Pratt)
- When Jesus Comes, Are You Ready?
- When Jesus comes to reward His servants (Fanny J. Crosby)
- When Jesus comes, when Jesus comes (Randall Pratt)
- When Jesus died to save us (F. Bland Tucker; John Donne)
- When Jesus dwelt in mortal clay (Thomas Gibbons)
- When Jesus dwelt in mortal clay, What were his works from day to day (Thomas Gibbons)
- When Jesus dwelt on the shores of time (Maria Straub)
- When Jesus knew His time had come (R. C. Evans)
- When Jesus left his Father’s throne (James Montgomery)
- When Jesus lived upon the earth (Rebecca Smith Adams)
- When Jesus, our great Master, came (Isaac Watts)
- When Jesus, our great Master, came To teach (Isaac Watts)
- When Jesus saw me from on high
- When Jesus Shall Come in His Glory (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When Jesus shall come in His glory, Along with (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When Jesus shall come in his glory along with the (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When Jesus the Healer Passed Through Galilee (Peter Smith)
- When Jesus Walked This Earth of Ours (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- When Jesus Was a Boy (Carol Ann Wight)
- When Jesus Was a Boy (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
- When Jesus was a little boy (Wilhelmina D’Arcy Stephens)
- When Jesus Was a Little Lad (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- When Jesus was a little lad, In Nazareth (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- When Jesus Was Little
- When Jesus Was My Age
- When Jesus Was on Earth (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Jesus Was on Earth (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Jesus was on earth, He promised (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Jesus went to Jordan’s stream (Martin Luther; F. Bland Tucker)
- When Jesus Wept (William Billings)
- When Jesus wept, the falling tear (William Billings)
- When John Baptized by Jordan’s River (Timothy Dudley-Smith)
- When John Henry was a little baby (Railroad work song)
- When Johnny Comes Marching Home (Patrick Gilmore)
- When Johnny Comes Marching Home (Patrick Gilmore)
- When Johnny comes marching home again (Patrick Gilmore)
- When Johnny comes marching home again, Hurrah! Hurrah! (Patrick Gilmore)
- When Johnny Comes to Hilo (American capstan chantey)
- When Johnny wears his cowboy suit (Brooks Baker)
- When Jordan hushed his waters still (Thomas Campbell)
- When Jordan hushed his waters still, And silence slept on Zion’s hill (Thomas Campbell)
- When Joseph his brethern beheld (John Newton)
- When Joseph his brethren beheld (John Newton)
- When Joseph his brethren beheld, Afflicted and trembling with fear (John Newton)
- When Joseph his brethren behold (John Newton)
- When Joseph knelt within the grove (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When Joseph saw his brethren mov’d (Parley P. Pratt)
- When Joseph saw his brethren moved (Parley P. Pratt)
- When Joseph Smith from heaven was sent (Joel H. Johnson)
- When Joseph Smith from heav’n was sent (Joel H. Johnson)
- When Joseph Smith went out to pray (Frank Calabro)
- When Joseph Was a Boy (Paula B. Winfree)
- When Joseph Went to Bethlehem (Bessie Saunders Spencer)
- When Joseph went to Bethlehem, I think (Bessie Saunders Spencer)
- When Joseph Will Appear (Catherine Pomo)
- When judgment day is drawing nigh (Charles P. Jones)
- When keen salt winds are blowing, And waves (Helen Fitch)
- When Kindled by Thy Spirit’s Light (E. Y. Hunker)
- When Laughter Is Still (Susan Evans McCloud)
- When Law and Love in Tension Lie (Danny A. Belrose)
- When leaves are heaped beside the walk (Christine Turner Curtis)
- When Lehi listened to the Lord (Nathan P. Howe)
- When life comes sideways, twisting, turning (David Burroughs)
- When light first beam’d upon my face (Hannah T. King)
- When Light Peeps O’er the Hill (Susa Young Gates)
- When light peeps o’er the hill, When light (Susa Young Gates)
- When, like the Woman at the Well (Edith Sinclair Downing)
- When little baby Jesus (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little baby Jesus came on earth to dwell (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little baby Jesus came on earth to dwell A lovely star (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little baby Jesus came on the earth to (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little baby Jesus came on the earth to dwell (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little baby Jesus came on the earth to dwell A lovely (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When little birds I see I would be singing (German song)
- When little Samuel woke (Jane Taylor)
- When Long Before Time (Peter W. A. Davison)
- When long before time and the worlds were begun (Peter W. A. Davison)
- When long the soul had slept in chains (Edwin H. Chapin)
- When long the soul had slept in chains, And man to man was stern and cold (Edwin H. Chapin)
- When Love Came Down (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When love comes in the balmy summer hours (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When love gets lost, in a cluttered corner (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- When Love Is Found (Brian Wren)
- When love is found and hope comes home (Brian Wren)
- When Love Is Kind (Thomas Moore)
- When love is kind, cheerful, and free (Thomas Moore)
- When Love Shines In (Carrie E. Breck)
- When Loves Shine In (Carrie E. Breck)
- When man was sad and weary (Esther C. Henck)
- When man was sad and weary Beneath Mosaic rule (Esther C. Henck)
- When man would walk Among the trinkets (Sadi Anka Negaard)
- When Many to the Savior’s Feet (Anon.)
- When many to the Savior’s feet Their little (Anon.)
- When many to the Savior’s feet Their little children (Anon.)
- When many to to the Savior’s feet (Anon.)
- When Mary in the manger laid Her babe
- When Mary Sang Her Lullaby (Sally DeFord)
- When May-time comes, and lilacs are in bloom (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When Memory Fades (Mary Louise Bringle)
- When memory fades and recognition falters (Mary Louise Bringle)
- When Minds and Bodies Meet as One (Brian Wren)
- When Mormon trains were journeying through (Eliza R. Snow)
- When Morning Comes (Charles A. Tindley)
- When morning comes the stars will fade (Patty S. Hill)
- When morning comes with golden rays (Joel H. Johnson)
- When Morning Dawns (Alfred H. Ackley)
- When Morning Gilds the Skies
- When morning gilds the skies, My heart
- When Morning Gilds the Sky
- When morning light breaks on my view (Joel H. Johnson)
- When morning rises from its rest (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When Moses Smote the Water (African-American spiritual)
- When Moses smote the water, The children (African-American spiritual)
- When Mother Bakes (Anna Johnson)
- When Mother Does the Dishes (R. Sylvia Umiglia Contesse)
- When mother goes to shop for food (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- When Mother Nature cleans the earth (Alice R. Baldwin)
- When Mother Pussy mewed “Come here!” (Emilie Poulsson)
- When mother puts her little ones to bed (J. W. Wheeler)
- When Mother Puts the Little Ones to Bed (J. W. Wheeler)
- When Mother Sews (Stephen Fay)
- When Mothers in Salem (William M. Hutchings)
- When mothers in Salem Their children bro’t to Jesus (William M. Hutchings)
- When Mother Takes the Fairy Book (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When Mr. Terrapin Went Riding on the Clouds
- When Must I Look for Death? (William W. Phelps)
- When my brother wrongs me, Lord (Dale S. Cox)
- When my cross is heavy
- When my earthly day is waning (Haldor Lillenas)
- When my enemies have found me (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When My Evening Prayer Is Spoken (Sarah Wilson)
- When my evening prayer is spoken, Mother (Sarah Wilson)
- When My Eyes Behold The Beauty (Anna Johnson)
- When my eyes behold the stars (S. H.)
- When my father goes away, Says he (Bertha M. Rhodes)
- When my friends and my foes turn against me (G. G.)
- When my gaze turns there
- When my kitty wants to eat, She rubs her nose (Ebertha Roelofs)
- When my lamp burns low (Toni Thomas)
- When my life-work is ended (Fanny J. Crosby)
- When my life work is ended, and I cross the swelling tide (Fanny J. Crosby)
- When my life-work is ended, and I cross the swelling tide (Fanny J. Crosby)
- When my lifework is ended and I cross the swelling tide (Fanny J. Crosby)
- When my mother calls me (Thelma J. Harrison)
- When my mother calls me, Quickly I’ll obey (Thelma J. Harrison)
- When my mother calls me, Quickly I’ll obey, For Mother (Thelma J. Harrison)
- When my mother dear I ask (Agnes Lee)
- When my mother dear I ask When there’ll (Agnes Lee)
- When my mother sits and sews, In and out her needle goes (Stephen Fay)
- When my sire was twenty years, And a hunter
- When my spirit ascends to the world above (Eliza R. Snow)
- When my way grows drear (T. A.)
- When my work on earth is done (H. J. F.)
- When Night Is Falling (Louella Garrett)
- When o’er the valley the shadows are gray (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- When o’er the valley the shadows are gray, Little stars (Mary Hale Woolsey)
- When of the crescent moon aware (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When Old Friends Meet (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When old friends meet together (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When once the heavens opened (Toni Thomas)
- When on Life a Darkness Falls (Brian Wren)
- When on the cross of Calv’ry (Eugene M. Bartlett)
- When orange blossoms bloom amid the roses (Mark Nichols)
- When other lips and other hearts (M. W. Balfe)
- When Our Confidence Is Shaken (Fred Pratt Green)
- When our Father dear looks down (Edna G. Wilkins)
- When our grief we cannot bear (Adelheid Wette)
- When our grief we cannot bear, God, the Lord (Adelheid Wette)
- When our heads are bowed with woe (Traditional Maori hymn)
- When our Lord Jesus stood on earth (J. J. M. Bohn)
- When our Lord returns to take us (Jarrette E. Aycock)
- When Our Savior, Yesu, Went Away (Tom Colvin)
- When Our Song Says Peace (Richard Leach)
- When our song says peace and the world says war (Richard Leach)
- When over the hills the rose of the morn (Frederick H. Martens)
- When Pain of the World Surrounds Us (Jim Strathdee)
- When pangs of death seized on my soul (Charles Price Jones)
- When Papa stands, and priesthood hands (Elizabeth Osborn)
- When Pasquale was a-playing in the band (Walter Evans)
- When Peace like a River (Horatio G. Spafford)
- When peace like a river attendeth my way (Horatio G. Spafford)
- When peace, like a river, upholds me each day (Horatio G. Spafford)
- When people come to our house (Mabel E. Bray)
- When people take thought And remember (Susanna Myers)
- When pilgrims came to Plymouth Town (Doris R. Fisher)
- When pioneers mov’d to the west (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- When pioneers mov’d to the west, With courage strong (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- When pioneers moved to the west (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- When pioneers moved to the West, With courage (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- When poppies close their crimson eyes (Christine Turner Curtis)
- When Poppies Close Their Eyes (Christine Turner Curtis)
- When Prayer Is Said
- When President Hinckley was a boy (Cheryl Boyer Hansen)
- When quiet in my house I sit (Charles Wesley)
- When raindrops play
- When restless on my bed I lie (Isaac Watts; Baptist W. Noel)
- When Rooks Fly Homeward (Joseph Campbell)
- When Rosita goes to market in the town of Mariango
- When Saints Sing Joyful Praise (Marvin K. Gardner; Vanja Y. Watkins)
- When Saints sing joyful praise to God on high (Marvin K. Gardner; Vanja Y. Watkins)
- When Saints Unite to Sing God’s Praise (Janice Kapp Perry)
- When Samuel, the Lamanite (Shirley Mason)
- When Samuel, the Lamanite foretold (Shirley Mason)
- When Samuel, the Lamanite foretold Messiah’s day (Shirley Mason)
- When Samuel Woke (Jane Taylor)
- When sapphire gentians bedeck the meadow
- When Satan Appears (John Newton)
- When Satan appears, To hedge up our path (John Newton)
- When Saw We Thee Hungry (Matthew 25:34–40 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- When school days are over we’ll up and away (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When Seed Falls on Good Soil (Norman P. Olsen)
- When Senseless Violence (Joy F. Patterson)
- When senseless violence takes those we love (Joy F. Patterson)
- When shadows veil your wond’ring mind (Sherrie Manwill Boren)
- When shall the voice of singing (James Edmeston)
- When shall the voice of singing Flow joyfully along? (James Edmeston)
- When shall we all meet again? (Parley P. Pratt)
- When shall we all meet again? When shall we our rest obtain? (Parley P. Pratt)
- When Shall We Be Married, John
- When shall we meet again? (Parley P. Pratt)
- When Shall We Meet Thee (Edwin F. Parry)
- When shall we meet Thee, dear Savior above? (Edwin F. Parry)
- When sickness clouds the soul with grief (John Lyon)
- When sickness clouds the soul with grief, And wastes this mortal frame (John Lyon)
- When sickness hath o’ercome (Joel H. Johnson)
- When sinks the sun behind the clouds
- When sin will snarl my mind (P. V. Poulsen)
- When Sister Sue comes in the ring
- When sleepy winds sing low, sing low (Anne F. Barr)
- When Someone Cares (Gwen Moore Cundick)
- When Sorrow Floods the Troubled Heart (Paul Simpson Duke; Rebecca Turner)
- When springtide with verdure the wide (Frederick H. Martens)
- When springtide with verdure the wide valley fills (Frederick H. Martens)
- When springtime comes we hear the call (Morris Carter)
- When Stars Are in the Quiet Skies (E. G. Bulwer-Lytton)
- When stars are in the quiet skies, Then (E. G. Bulwer-Lytton)
- When Stephen, full of power and grace (Jan Struther)
- When streams of pleasure gently flow (G. H.)
- When Summer Is Done
- When summer is over and autumn is gay (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- When summer’s in the city, And brick’s (Rachel Field)
- When sun-rays crown thy pine-clad hills (Cavendish Boyle)
- When swallows dart from cottage eaves (Charles Mackay)
- When temptations of the world (K. Newell Dayley)
- When the air is filled with snow, Snowflakes (Lucy K. Milburn)
- When the Angel Moroni (Alexander Cherry)
- When the Angel Moroni came to Joseph (Alexander Cherry)
- When the Archangel’s trump shall sound (Dr. Aspinall)
- When the balmy southern breeze (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- When the balmy southern breeze floats o’er the lea (Matilda Watts Cahoon)
- When the Band Goes By (E. Goodsell)
- When the Battle’s Over (Isaac Watts)
- When the bird-note is the sweetest (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When the birds are sleepy, and the moon (E. S. Tittotson)
- When the birds retire in silence (R. C. Evans)
- When the black letter list to the gods was presented
- When the Bread That We Share (Claus-Peter März)
- When the Breeze came, ever bolder (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- When the bright sun of prosperity shineth (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the bright sun of prosperity shineth, And plenty thy board shall supply (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the Bugles Blow (David Lundie)
- When the cares of life assail me (Anne Campbell)
- When the Chestnut Leaves Were Falling (Spanish folk song)
- When the chores are all done in the evening (Joseph L. Townsend)
- When the Christmas time is at hand (A. J. Foxwell)
- When the Church of Jesus (F. Pratt Green)
- When the church of Jesus shuts its outer door (F. Pratt Green)
- When the clouds are dull and gray
- When the clouds are hanging low (B. M. L.)
- When the color drains from my world (Lynn Watkins)
- When The Corn Is Waving (Charles Blamphin)
- When the Corn is Waving, Annie Dear (Charles Blamphin)
- When The Curtains Of Night are pinned back (Western folk song)
- When the Darkness Overwhelms Us (Jim Strathdee)
- When the dawn on the silver sea is breaking (Hawaiian song)
- When the Day Is Done (Wayne Burton)
- When the day is done, and the golden sun (Nina B. Hartford)
- When the daylight is gently waning, And the shadows (Italian folk song)
- When the days are bright as some days will be (William C. Poole)
- When the days are longer and the buds unfold (Nathan Haskell Dole)
- When the early lilt of the lark Attunes (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- When the early morn is stealing (German song)
- When the early morn is stealing O’er the meadows (German song)
- When the earth’s abomination
- When the family gets together, after evening (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When the family gets together after evening work (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When the family gets together, after evening work is done (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When the fam’ly gets together (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When the farmer comes to town with his wagon (Traditional)
- When the farmer’s day is done, In the (Maude Burnham)
- When the father and the mother take their family
- When the father and the mother take their fam’ly
- When The Flood Waters Rise (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When the flower are thirsty (Anon.)
- When the flowers fade and die (R. C. Evans)
- When the foeman bares his steel, Tarantara (William Schwenck Gilbert)
- When the foundations of the earth were laid (Emmeline B. Wells)
- When the Foundations of This World Tremble (Federico J. Pagura)
- When the gay fiddles are calling (Frederick H. Martens)
- When the gay fiddles are calling, calling (Frederick H. Martens)
- When the glory of the Lord fill this holy temple (Richard Smallwood; Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- When the golden day is done (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- When the golden day is done, Through (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- When the golden day is done, Through the closing (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- When the Golden Evening Gathered (William J. Dawson)
- When the golden sun has set, Then the night (Patty S. Hill)
- When the golden sun sinks in the hills (Dorothy Eardley-Wilmot)
- When the gospel came to England’s shores (Annette W. Dickman)
- When the Grand Old Flag Goes By (Thornton Stanley)
- When the great Judge, supreme and just (Isaac Watts)
- When the Great Sun Sinks to His Rest (Maltbie D. Babcock)
- When the Great Teacher of mankind (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the Great Teacher of mankind Submitted to thy will (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the ground is covered with snow, We get (Louise Sheldon)
- When the Heart Beats for Truth (Niels F. Green)
- When the heart is free from care and strife (James H. Hood)
- When the heart is sad and lonely, and the day (Sarah Ahlstrom Nelson)
- When the heart is sad and weary (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the heart is sad and weary, Bow thou in prayer! (Mark H. Forscutt)
- When the heavens were completed and the earth (Charles Denney Jr.)
- When the Holy Spirit Speaks (Neal A. Maxwell)
- When the hour of death shall come (Joel H. Johnson)
- When the ice-man rings the bell, and cries (David Stevens)
- When the King of Kings comes
- When the King Shall Come Again (Christopher Idle)
- When the Kye Comes Hame (James Hogg)
- When the last trumpet’s awful voice (Isaac Watts)
- When the last trumpet’s awful voice This rending earth shall shake (Isaac Watts)
- When the light is slowly stealing (Catherine MacDougall)
- When the light of day is fading, Passing (Patty S. Hill)
- When the light of day is past (Joel H. Johnson)
- When the Little Children Sleep (Anon.)
- When the little children sleep, Little stars (Anon.)
- When the little children sleep, Little stars are waking (Anon.)
- When the little trials come (Evan Stephens)
- When the little trials come, One way or another (Evan Stephens)
- When the Lord Redeems the Very Least (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- When the Lord Restored Our Blessing (Michael Morgan)
- When the Lord shall stand upon mount Zion (Doctrine and Covenants 133:56; Henry E. Giles)
- When the man next door tucks his fiddle (Marion Clayton)
- When the merry Jack Frost Scatters snow (Sarah Grames Clark)
- When the Mists Have Cleared Away (Anna Herbert)
- When the Mists Have Cleared Away (Pauline Higgins)
- When the Mists Have Rolled Away (Anna Herbert)
- When the mists have rolled in splendor (Anna Herbert)
- When the mists have rolled in splendor from the (Anna Herbert)
- When the monkey saw the zebra
- When the moon is big and bright (Vernetta F. Decker)
- When the moon sails the sky, When (Edna Cobb Dutcher)
- When the moon was low in the sky, I saw a lark (Priscilla Wadhams)
- When the Morning Comes (Samuel H. Bradshaw)
- When the Morning Comes (Charles A. Tindley)
- When the morning’s rosy light drives away the (Evan Stephens)
- When the Morning Stars Together (Albert F. Bayly)
- When the music fades, all is swept away (Matt Redman)
- When the music fades into the past (Geoff Moore)
- When the night is clear enough (Larry Pearson; Marie Pearson)
- When the night is cold and bitter (Lynn Seeley)
- When the nights grow cold, And Jack Frost (Jane B. Walters)
- When the nights grow cold, And Jack Frost bold (Jane B. Walters)
- When the Norland winter’s here, And the air (Foster B. Merriam)
- When the Old Year bids the world good-bye (Foster B. Merriam)
- When the pavement, hot and blist’ry (Florella C. Orowan)
- When the Pearl Reflects (Hilja Haahti)
- When the people all are cheering and you (Thornton Stanley)
- When the Poor Ones (José A. Oliver; Miguel Manzano)
- When the Poor Ones / Cuando el pobre (José A. Oliver; Miguel Manzano)
- When the poor ones who have nothing / Cuando el pobre anad tiene (José A. Oliver; Miguel Manzano)
- When the poor ones who have nothing share with strangers (José A. Oliver; Miguel Manzano)
- When the poor ones who have nothing share with strangers / Cuando el pobre nada tiene y aun reparte (José A. Oliver; Miguel Manzano)
- When the Present Holds No Promise (Danny A. Belrose)
- When the quiet music plays I think of Jesus kind and good (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- When there is a task to do (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- When there is a task to do, do it with a smile (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- When there’s no tears from death and pain (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When There’s Prayer in the Home (Mark Nichols)
- When there’s prayer in the home, There is love (Mark Nichols)
- When the road seems long (Stephen A. Reynolds)
- When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder (James M. Black)
- When the Roses Bloom (Louise Reichardt)
- When the Rosy Light of Morning (Robert B. Baird)
- When the rosy light of morning Softly beams (Robert B. Baird)
- When the rosy light of morning Softly beams above (Robert B. Baird)
- When the Sacrament is bless’d, I’ll close my eyes and (Maurine Benson Ozment)
- When the Sacrament Is Blessed (Maurine Benson Ozment)
- When the Saints (African-American spiritual)
- When the Saints Are Marching In (Katharine E. Purvis)
- When the Saints first reached the mountains (William Willes)
- When the Saints Go Marching Home (African-American spiritual)
- When the Saints Go Marching In (African-American spiritual)
- When the Savior Comes Again (Lane E. Johnson)
- When the Savior comes again, He will cleanse the earth, and then (Lane E. Johnson)
- When the Savior lived in heaven (Penelope Moody Allen)
- When the Savior taught (Betsy Lee Bailey)
- When the shades of eve are falling O’er the blue (Lucinda Lee Dalton)
- When the shadows fall across your pathway (Edna G. Wilkins)
- When the Shadows Flee (James Rowe)
- When the ship is trim and ready (F. E. Weatherly)
- When the sky casts a shadow down (Dustin Christensen)
- When the snowflakes light are falling (Aldis Dunbar)
- When the Snow Is on the Ground
- When the snow is on the ground Little robin
- When the soft sun down the far west is gliding (John T. Rutledge)
- When the song of the angels is stilled (Jim Strathdee; Howard Thurman)
- When the Son of God Was Born (Sally DeFord)
- When the spark of life is waning (Thomas Dale)
- When the spark of life is waning, Weep not for me (Thomas Dale)
- When the spirit seeks repose (Joel H. Johnson)
- When the spring’s at an end on the long (Frederick H. Martens)
- When the springtide o’er the hills is seen (Friedrich Martin von Bodenstedt)
- When the Springtime comes And the world (Emilie Poulsson)
- When the Spring with Magic Finger (A. Heinrici)
- When the Stars (St. Nicholas)
- When the stars at set of sun (St. Nicholas)
- When the stars burn out and the strong (Nik Day)
- When the Storm Blows Up from the North (K. Jansen)
- When the storm in its fury (Frank L. Parshley)
- When the storm in its fury on Galilee fell (Frank L. Parshley)
- When the storms of life are over, And our race (Myrtle Bitner)
- When the storms of life are raging (Charles A. Tindley)
- When the storms of life are raging (Mary Elizabeth Servoss)
- When the storms of life are raging, stand by me (Charles A. Tindley)
- When the storms of life are raging, Tempests wild (Mary Elizabeth Servoss)
- When the summer comes each year, Then (Patty S. Hill)
- When the summer’s gone by (Thomas B. Marsh; William W. Phelps)
- When the sun and milder skies (Joel H. Johnson)
- When the sun comes shining through (Dennis L. Crockett)
- When the sun drops out of sight (Ella D. Watkins)
- When the sun gets up in the morning (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- When the Sun Goes Down
- When the sun has gone to rest, Sinking down
- When the sun has kissed away the ice (Tyrolese song)
- When the sun has kissed away the ice and snow (Tyrolese song)
- When the Sun in the World Will Not Shine (Vicente Poot P.)
- When the sun is setting in the west, and its rays (Japanese folk song)
- When the sun is shining bright, Filling all the world with light (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
- When the sun is shining bright, In my dress (Italian folk song)
- When the sun is sinking in the west, and the shades (Edwin F. Parry)
- When the sunlit day is done (Fleur Conkling)
- When the sun sinks down in grandure (R. C. Evans)
- When the swallows homeward fly (Franz Abt)
- When the swallows homeward fly, when the roses (Franz Abt)
- When the swallows Quit the hollows (German song)
- When the tempests rage and the storms beat high (Lelia N. Morris)
- When the Time is Right (Nik Day; Brynleigh Kinne)
- When the tithes are gathered in (Lelia N. Morris)
- When the toils of life are over And we lay (C. Widmeyer)
- When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound (James M. Black)
- When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound and time (James M. Black)
- When the trumpet of the Lord shall sound and time shall be no more (James M. Black)
- When the twilight of eve dims the sun’s last ray (Karl Fuhrmann)
- When the Twilight Shadows Fall (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- When the twilight shadows fall, And the lone loon’s calling (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- When the twilight softly closes on the holy (M. B. P.)
- When the walks are cover’d with deep snow (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When the walks are cover’d with deep snow, I (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When the Waves Are Crashing (Gareth Hill)
- When the way is bright with sunshine (William H. Gardner)
- When the way is so dark that you can’t see ahead (Neil McIntyre)
- When the week has ended To our quiet homes (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- When the wind is blowing Out of the singing (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- When the wind is from the north
- When the wind is from the north, Sailors
- When the wind is in the East (English folk song)
- When the wind is in the East, It’s neither (English folk song)
- When the winds of evening blow (Mary Stanhope)
- When the winter comes at last, And the river (Canadian folk song)
- When the winter snowflakes fall, God in heav’n (Julia Willoughby)
- When the winter winds roar like to ding down the lum (John Lyon)
- When the work of life’s mission is ended (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When the Work’s All Done This Fall (D. J. O’Malley)
- When the world and its temptations (Anon.)
- When the World Forgets (Alfred H. Ackley)
- When the world had just begun (Karen S. Taylor)
- When the World Is Babbling Round Us (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
- When the wrong way seems right (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When the yellow sunbeams come (Emilie Poulsson)
- When they play, raindrops say, “Pitter, pitter…”
- When they play, raindrops sing pitter, pitter, patter
- When They’re Gone Do Not Forget Them (Jane Doxford May)
- When They Ring the Golden Bells (Dion de Marbelle)
- When they started on their journey (Jane Doxford May)
- When things are looking black as sin (Annie Pike Greenwood)
- When things aren’t going exactly my way (Sherrie Johnson)
- When things don’t go to suit you
- When this Cruel War is Over
- When this land was new Men had to dig (Jean Neal)
- When This Song of Praise Shall Cease (William Bradbury)
- When this world was created (Nik Day)
- When Thou Comest (Gioachino Rossini)
- When Thou Comest to the Judgement (Gioachino Rossini)
- When thou, my righteous Judge, shall come (Selina Hastings)
- When thou walkest by the way (Charles Price Jones)
- When through clustering leaves Silver the moon (Ludwig Hölty)
- When through the torn sail the wild tempest is streaming (Reginald Heber)
- When through the torn sail the wild tempest is streaming, When o’er the dark wave the red lightning is gleaming (Reginald Heber)
- When thy heart with joy o’erflowing (Theodore C. Williams)
- When thy soul is sad and weary (Evan Stephens)
- When time shall be no more (Parley P. Pratt)
- When time shall be no more, its joys and sorrows (Parley P. Pratt)
- When to Church I Go (Caroline Kellogg)
- When to flow’rs so beautiful The Father gave
- When Tom rides off to Harroby Head (Lynn Seeley)
- When to Our World the Savior Came (Timothy Dudley-Smtih)
- When Touched by Jesus’ Grace (Randall Pratt)
- When trembling sinners wish to know (Joel H. Johnson)
- When Twilight Comes (Moises Andrade)
- When twilight comes and the sun sets (Moises Andrade)
- When twilight shades are falling, ah love, I think (George D. Pyper)
- When twilight shades are falling, Ah love I think of (George D. Pyper)
- When two or three are gathered in His name (D. A.)
- When two or three are gathered in my name (Elane Roberts Palmer)
- When Uncle Sam he first set out
- When upon Life’s Billows (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- When upon life’s billows you are tempest toss’d (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- When upon life’s billows you are tempest tossed (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- When upon life’s billows you are tempest-tossed (Johnson Oatman Jr.)
- When upon the rising seas (Sally DeFord)
- When upon the rising seas the angry billows roar (Sally DeFord)
- When upon the rising seas the angry billows roll (Sally DeFord)
- When Up the Mountain
- When up the mountain climbing, I sing
- When verdure clothes the fertile vale (Anne Steele)
- When verdure clothes the fertile vale, And blossoms deck the spray (Anne Steele)
- When wake the violets, Winter dies (Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.)
- When walking alone in a long second mile
- When waves of affliction sweep over the soul (R. C. Ward)
- When We All Get Home (John W. Peterson)
- When We all Get to Heaven (Eliza E. Hewitt)
- When We Are Called to Sing (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
- When we are called to sing your praise with hearts so filled with pain (Mary Nelson Keithahn)
- When We Are Helpful (Kate Cox Goddard)
- When we are helpful With hand and heart (Kate Cox Goddard)
- When We Are Living (Anon.; Roberto Escamilla)
- When we are living, it is in Christ Jesus (Anon.; Roberto Escamilla)
- When we are living, it is in Christ Jesus / Pues si vivimos, para Él vivimos (Anon.; Roberto Escamilla)
- When We Are Living / Pues si vivimos (Anon.; Roberto Escamilla)
- When We Are Tested (Ruth Duck)
- When we are tested and wrestle alone (Ruth Duck)
- When weary care of day with all its toil is o’er (Evan Stephens)
- When Weary Heart (Valerie Hall)
- When weary heart and troubled mind (Valerie Hall)
- When we build, Let us think that we build forever (Marshall McGowen)
- When wee Ducky Doddles Is out on the ground (George S. Applegarth)
- When We Gather Here (Henry Larsen)
- When We Go Out to Play (Traditional)
- When we go so very far from home (German folk song)
- When we got it easy (Nik Day)
- When We Go to Play
- When we have learned to pray (Edith Grace Beggs)
- When we have troubles we all need (Kenneth Cope)
- When we hear the music ringing
- When we hear the music ringing, Through the bright supernal dome
- When we learn to walk in kindess, wear the smile, forget the frown (Elbert A. Smith)
- When We Learn to Walk in Kindness (Elbert A. Smith)
- When We Lift Our Pack and Go (Shirley Erena Murray)
- When We Meet Again (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- When We Meet Safe at Home (Charles Bruce)
- When we meet safe at home in the morning (Charles Bruce)
- When we met, I had a dark past (Kaufusi)
- When We Must Bear Persistent Pain (Ruth Duck)
- When we’re busy
- When we’re busy we’re happy and we know this
- When We’re Helping (Wallace F. Bennett)
- When we’re helping we’re happy (Wallace F. Bennett)
- When we’re helping, we’re happy, And we sing (Wallace F. Bennett)
- When we’re helping we’re happy, and we sing as we go (Wallace F. Bennett)
- When we’re marching on our street
- When we’re standing in the storm (Nik Day)
- When We Rest at Home
- When We See Christ (Esther K. Rusthoi)
- When We See Christ (Esther Kerr Rusthoi)
- When We Seek Forgiveness from the Lord (Marlene D. Bartlett)
- When We Seek Language (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- When we seek language to praise you, O God (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- When we see the smoke fires burning (R. Ena Butler)
- When we speak a gentle word (Marvin K. Gardner)
- When we speak of the Rose of Sharon (Anna Carlini)
- When we started out from Nauvoo (Ruby Woolsey)
- When we suffer, God sends healing (Russell E. Sonafrank II)
- When We This Time Intend (Anon.)
- When We Walk with the Lord (John H. Sammis)
- When we walk with the Lord In the light (John H. Sammis)
- When we walk with the Lord In the light of His Word (John H. Sammis)
- When we work and when we play together
- When Whip-poorwhills call and ev’ning is nigh (George A. Whiting)
- When will our eye (Peter O. Thomassen)
- When will our tribulation be over? (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- When Will People Cease Their Fighting? (Constance Cherry)
- When will the seventh angel sound (Joel H. Johnson)
- “When will ye come again, my faithful Johnny?” (Scottish song)
- When will you stand up and be counted (Richard Holmes)
- When Wilt Thou Save the People? (Ebenezer Elliott)
- When winds of war invade the sky (Arlene L. Buffington)
- When winter days are lazy, And lonely crows (German folk song)
- When winter nights are long and cold (W. Otto Miessner)
- When Words Alone Cannot Express (John Thornburg)
- When Ye Gang Awa’, Jamie (Scottish ballad)
- When ye gang awa’, Jamie, Far across the sea (Scottish ballad)
- When yet a child I scanned the sky (Edward H. Anderson)
- When yet a child I scanned the sky, And from (Edward H. Anderson)
- When You And I Were Young (George W. Johnson)
- When You And I Were Young Maggie (George W. Johnson)
- When you are dancing the samba, my love (Brazilian folk song)
- When you are lonely and feelin’ small (Melanie M. Hoffman; Roger C. Hoffman)
- When You are near (Nik Day)
- When You are near All my worries (Nik Day)
- When You Believe (Stephen Schwartz)
- When You Believe in Me
- When You Call (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- When You Come Back to Me Again (Jenny Yates; Garth Brooks)
- When you come to the end of a Boy Scout Day (Anon.)
- When you come to the end of a camping day
- When you come to the end of a perfect day (Carrie Jacobs-Bond)
- When you come to the end of this mortal life (J. L. Williams)
- When you cry, be sure to dry your eyes (Ryan Shupe)
- When You Do This, Remember Me (David L. Edwards; Alexander Campbell)
- When You Feel That Your Brother
- When you feel the weight of the world (Nik Day)
- When you feel tired and wriggly (Fern R. Thompson)
- When you go to Pleasant Valley (Lafe Jennings)
- When you hearken to the playing (Frederick H. Martens)
- When you hearken to the playing Of an old (Frederick H. Martens)
- When you hold on to something (Bri Ray)
- When You Know Jesus, Too (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- When you look at yourself (Nik Day)
- When you look in the mirror (Nik Day; Aaliyah Rose)
- When You Look in the Mirror (Nancy Hanson)
- When you look in the mirror, do you see (Nancy Hanson)
- When you meet with one suspected
- When you my Jesus understand (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- When You, O Lord, Were Baptized
- When you, O Lord, were baptized in the Jordan
- When you pray for all blessings to equally flow (William W. Phelps)
- When your burdens are too heavy (Nik Day; Jonathan Meyers; Cera Pack)
- When you’re all alone in the country (Cora Nelson Sheffield; Ralph A. Sheffield)
- When you’re in a thoughtful mood, or you feel
- When you’re tired and you’re wounded (W. A.)
- When you’re trying to figure out who you are (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- When you’re walking through the fire (Nik Day)
- When your heart is aching, turn to Jesus (Alfred H. Ackley)
- When your heart is sad and lonely Turn (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- When Your Heart Says Go (Don Stirling)
- When your mind is filled with (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- When your valley is so very deep (Betty McCullough)
- When You Send a Valentine (Mildred J. Hill)
- When you send a valentine, That’s the time (Mildred J. Hill)
- When You Sing Praises (Rubén Landeros)
- When you sing to me, nestling at eve (Victor Hugo)
- When You Testify (Harry Dixon Loes)
- When you testify, tell what God has done for you (Harry Dixon Loes)
- When youth and age are snatch’d away (Anne Steele)
- When you wake from a sleep and you open your eyes (Pat Davis)
- When you wake up in the morning (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When you wake up in the morning and the sun (Beatrice F. Stevens)
- When you wake up in the morning, First put (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When you wake up in the morning First put on a smile (Moiselle Renstrom)
- When you walk through a storm (Oscar Hammerstein II)
- When you walk through the storm (Oscar Hammerstein II)
- When You Want to Go on a Mountain Trail (Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson)
- When you want to know (Teresa Toone Barlow)
- When you want to know if the Gospel’s true (Teresa Toone Barlow)
- When you whisper, “Oh, how can I bear it?” (Amy Martin)
- When You Wish upon a Star (Ned Washington)
- When You Woke That Thursday Morning (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- When You Wore a Tulip (Jack Mahoney)
- When you wore a tulip, a sweet yellow tulip (Jack Mahoney)
- When Zion’s Children Come (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Where are now the Ancient Patriarchs (John G. Duff)
- Where are the dancers, one and all? (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- Where Are The Friends Of My Youth? (Henry Robert Addison)
- Where Are You Coming From, Shepherdess? (French Canadian carol)
- Where Are You Going, My Pretty Maid? (English song)
- Where are you going, Pretty maids, today? (Argentine folk song)
- Where Are You Going So Proudly? (Ruth Harrison)
- Where are you going so proudly with head (Ruth Harrison)
- Where Are You Going to, My Pretty Maid? (English song)
- Where Armies Scourge the Countryside (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr)
- Where art thou, Death? (Eliza R. Snow)
- Where Art Thou, Love? (Clara Horne Park)
- Where Beauty, Truth, and Love Make One (Ernest Dodgshun)
- “Where be you going to, my dear little maiden” (Traditional)
- Where blue violets may be seen, Where the grass (Marchette Gaylord Chute)
- Where Can I Go? (Psalm 139:7–12 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Where Can I Turn for Peace? (Emma Lou Thayne)
- Where can I turn for peace? Where is my solace (Emma Lou Thayne)
- Where can we give and gain more from the giving? (Orson Scott Card)
- Where Charity and Love Prevail (Tenth-century text; Taizé Community)
- Where Could I Go? (James Coats)
- Where Cross the Crowded Ways (Frank Mason North)
- Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life (Frank Mason North)
- Where Did Life Go? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- “Where did they come from?” said Peter to Jane (Louella Garrett)
- Where do all the daisies go? (Isabella F. Bellows)
- Where Do All the Daisies God (Isabella F. Bellows)
- Where do all the daisies go? I know (Isabella F. Bellows)
- Where do all the daisies go? I know, I know (Isabella F. Bellows)
- Where do the dusky gipsies dwell, Frolicking
- Where do you come from, little star?
- Where Dreams Come True (Oswald J. Smith)
- Where’er we go, the palms along our way (Jean-Baptiste Faure)
- Where’er You Walk (Alexander Pope)
- Where’er you walk cool gales shall fan (Alexander Pope)
- Where Faith Lives (Cherie Call; Tyler Castleton)
- Wherefore, cleave unto charity (Moroni 7:46–47; Ralph B. Woodward)
- Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants here (William Henry Hammond Jervois)
- Wherefore should man, frail child of clay (William Enfield)
- Wherefore should man, frail child of clay, Who, from the cradle to the shroud (William Enfield)
- Where fruitful palms cast sombre shade (Samantha T. B. Foley)
- Where God Hath Walked (Eda Lou Walton)
- Where God hath walked Valleys hall be (Eda Lou Walton)
- Where Go the Boats (Robert Louis Stevenson)
- Where Has My Little Dog Gone? (Septimus Winner)
- Where hast thou been since I saw thee (English ballad)
- Where heaven is bright with stars (Aldis Dunbar)
- Where He Leads I’ll Follow (William A. Ogden)
- Where He Leads Me (Ernest W. Blandly)
- Where He leads me I must follow, Without Him I’d lose my way (Ralph R. Carmichael)
- Where He leads me I will follow, Where He leads me I will follow (Ernest W. Blandly)
- Where high the heavenly temple stands (Michael Bruce)
- Where Hollyhocks Grew (Annie D. Palmer)
- Where is Cinderella’s Shoe? (Anon.)
- Where is Good Ole Daniel? (African-American spiritual)
- Where is Heaven? (Ruth May Fox)
- Where is heaven? Let’s go away (Ruth May Fox)
- Where is heaven? Who can tell it? (T. J. Dawson)
- Where is heaven? Who can tell it? Answer, ye who only know (T. J. Dawson)
- Where Is He This Morn? (David A. Zabriskie)
- Where is He who walked with us? (David A. Zabriskie)
- Where Is John? (Friederich Smetana)
- Where is John? The old gray hen (Friederich Smetana)
- Where is John? The old white hen (Friederich Smetana)
- Where is John? the old white hen has left (Friederich Smetana)
- Where is John, the old white hen has left her pen (Friederich Smetana)
- Where Is Love? (Lionel Bart)
- Where Is My Boy (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Where Is My Boy To-night? (Robert Lowry)
- Where Is My Home? (Josef Kajetán Tyl)
- Where is my wandering boy tonight (Robert Lowry)
- Where is My Wandering Boy To-night? (Robert Lowry)
- Where is my wand’ring boy to-night (Robert Lowry)
- Where is now the merry party (Maria Lindsay Bliss)
- Where is now the merry party, I remember long ago (Maria Lindsay Bliss)
- Where Is Now The Merry Party, or Far Away (Maria Lindsay Bliss)
- Where is Spring? (David Stevens)
- Where I Stand (Claire Kaelin; Abe Kaelin)
- Where Is the King of the Jews? (John W. Peterson)
- Where is the land of happy hearts? (Irene Christopherson )
- Where Is The Place Of My Rest? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Where is this stupendous stranger? (Christopher Smart)
- Where Is Thumbkin?
- Where Is Zion?
- Where is Zion, the city of the Lord? (Carl C. A. Christensen)
- Where is Zion? Who can tell it?
- Where Italian winds are sighing, Gardens (Italian folk song)
- Where Jesus is, ’’tis heaven (C. F. Butler)
- Where Jesus Walked (Kathleen Wood Holyoak; Carma Salvesen)
- Where Jesus Walked (Vesta Pierce Crawford)
- Where Knowledge Fails (Harley A. Morris)
- Where Love Is (Joanne Bushman Doxey; Norma Smith)
- Where Love Is, God Abides (Fred Pratt Green)
- Where love is, there God is also (Joanne Bushman Doxey; Norma Smith)
- Where Love Leads the Way (Carrie E. Ellis Breck)
- Where loyal hearts and true (Frederick William Faber)
- Where mountains high Brace the blazing sky (Spanish folk song)
- Where Music Grows (Carol Fuller)
- Where, o’er a region bare and wild (Baptist W. Noel)
- Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone? (Septimus Winner)
- Where, oh, where is bright spring, Queen (David Stevens)
- Where, oh, where is dear little Mary? Where (Singing game)
- Where, oh, where is my son? My dear (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Where, oh where, is sweet little Nellie? (American folk song)
- Where Other Feet Have Trod (Joseph H. Anthony)
- Where other feet have trod, where other (Joseph H. Anthony)
- Where, O Where
- Where, O where are the verdant Freshmen?
- Where, O where is pretty little Ellie? (American folk song)
- Where persons live in loneliness (Harry L. Doty)
- Where Restless Crowds Are Thronging (Thomas Curtis Clark)
- Where Shall I Be? (Charles P. Jones)
- Where Shall My Wondering Soul Begin (Charles Wesley)
- Where Shall the Resurrection Be? (Dr. Aspinall)
- Where Shepherds Lately Knelt (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- Where shepherds lately knelt, and kept the angel’s word (Jaroslav J. Vajda)
- Where Stand I, Lord, with Thee? (Toni Thomas)
- Where’s the milk for Baby’s supper? (Emilie Poulsson)
- Where the Action Is (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Where the Bee Sucks (William Shakespeare)
- Where the bee sucks there suck I (William Shakespeare)
- Where the clear water croons, Through (Swiss folk song)
- Where the Day Has No End (C. Harold Lowden)
- Where the elm-tree branches (Elizabeth Akers Allen)
- Where the Gates Swing Outward Never (Charles H. Gabriel)
- Where the grand old snow-crowned mountains (Mrs. C. H. Carroll)
- Where the grand old snow-crowned m-tains (Mrs. C. H. Carroll)
- Where the green willows, Gently drooping (German song)
- Where the Lord Does Not Build the House (Johann Adam Lehmus)
- Where the peaks of the Rockies lift their crest (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- Where the pools are bright and deep (James Hogg)
- Where the quivering lightning flings (William Makepeace Thackeray)
- Where there is hatred, we will sow His love (Kirk Dearman; Deby Dearman; St. Francis of Assisi)
- Where There’s A Will There’s A Way (Harry Clifton)
- Where the Sea Gulls Cry (Japanese folk song)
- Where the Sego Lilies Grow (Lydia Hall)
- Where the Spirit of the Lord Is (Stephen R. Adams)
- Where the Spirit of the Lord is, There is peace! (Stephen R. Adams)
- Where the summer ocean Rolls upon (Anna M. Pratt)
- Where the sun leaves his last golden ray (Orson Hyde)
- Where the Tuscan sun is warm and bright (Italian folk song)
- Where the Voice of Friendship’s Heard (John Lyon)
- Where the wind like a feather blows sweet with the heather (Martha F. Simmonds)
- Where the world is sleeping, Down the hill (Frances Ford)
- Where they need no sun (Haldor Lillenas)
- Where thou art, there home is, humble though it be (Annie Pike Greenwood)
- Where True Charity and Love Abide
- Where true charity and love dwell (Joyce MacDonald Glover)
- Where Two or Three (Samuel Stennett)
- Where two or three together meet in Jesus’ (George Manwaring)
- Where two or three with sweet accord (Samuel Stennett)
- Where two or three, with sweet accord, Obedient to their sov’reign Lord (Samuel Stennett)
- Wherever He Leads I’ll Go (B. B. McKinney)
- Wherever I Go, Whatever My Task (Paul Fleming)
- Wherever I stand, anywhere I go (Hilary Weeks)
- Wherever stirs a true Irish heart (L. J.)
- Wherever the Irish (L. J.)
- Wherever You Go (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker; Ross Boothe)
- Where We Get Our Bread (Wilhelmina Seegmiller)
- Where We’ll Never Grow Old (James C. Moore)
- Where will you spend eternity? (E. A. Hoffman)
- Where Will You Spend Eternity ? (E. A. Hoffman)
- Where Wilt Thou Put Thy Trust? (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- Where wilt thou put thy trust? In a frail (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- Where wilt thou put thy trust? In a frail form of clay (Lydia H. Sigourney)
- Wherewith, O God, shall I draw near (Charles Wesley)
- Wherewith, O God, shall I draw near, And bow myself before thy face? (Charles Wesley)
- Where? Won’t someone tell me where (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- Where You Are (Rich Mullins; David Strasser)
- Where You Stand (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- Whether I cry out your name (Jenni Lee Boyden; Rusty Edwards)
- Whether the Weather (Anon.)
- Whether the weather be fair (Anon.)
- Whether the weather be fair or Whether (Anon.)
- Whether the weather be fair, or whether the (Anon.)
- Whether the weather be fine, or whether the (Anon.)
- Whether the Word Be Preached or Read (Charles Wesley)
- Whet up your knife and whistle up your dog (Appalachian hunting song)
- Whichever Way the Wind Doth Blow (Caroline A. Mason)
- Whichever way the wind doth blow Some heart (Caroline A. Mason)
- Whichever way the wind may blow (Caroline A. Mason)
- Which is the best of all the trees? (Laura E. Richards)
- Which Is the Properest Day to Sing? (Thomas A. Arne)
- Which Is the Way to Somewhere Town? (Kate Greenaway)
- Which of the mortal kings of earth (Charles Wesley)
- Which of the mortal kings of earth Can boast a guard like ours (Charles Wesley)
- Which of the petty Kings of earth (Charles Wesley)
- Which Part Is Mine? (Michael McLean)
- Which Shall It Be? (Jane Rolfe Randolph)
- Which Way Does the Wind Blow? (Lucy Aikin)
- Which way does the wind blow? And where (Lucy Aikin)
- Which Would You Rather Be? (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Which would you rather be? A froggy (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whi I yo ya hi he ye whi I yow hi ya ha ai (Natalie Curtis)
- While afflicted, tossed, and driven (Mark H. Forscutt)
- While afflicted, tossed, and driven, Wand’ring o’er thy footstool, Lord (Mark H. Forscutt)
- While affliction’s surge is o’er you (Eliza R. Snow)
- While affliction’s surge is o’er you Look beyond the dark’ning wave (Eliza R. Snow)
- While around this board we meet (Joel H. Johnson)
- While At This Time My Head I Bow (Nina Harris)
- While by My Sheep (Friedrich Spee)
- While by my sheep I watched (Friedrich Spee)
- While by my sheep I watched at night (Friedrich Spee)
- While by the Sheep (Friedrich Spee)
- While by the sheep we watched at night (Friedrich Spee)
- While heartfelt pleasures crown the day and
- While here beneath the sultry sky (Levi Hancock)
- While hill and valley are glowing (M. Louise Baum)
- While Humble Shepherds (Nahum Tate)
- While humble shepherds watch’d their flocks (Nahum Tate)
- While Humble Shepherds Watched (Nahum Tate)
- While humble shepherds watched their flock (Nahum Tate)
- While humble shepherds watched their flocks (Nahum Tate)
- While humble shepherds watched their flocks In Bethl’hem’s fields by night (Nahum Tate)
- While I drink the water (Moiselle Renstrom)
- While I drink the water, and eat the broken (Moiselle Renstrom)
- While I drink the water And eat the broken bread (Moiselle Renstrom)
- While I Drink the Water Clear (Anna Johnson)
- While I drink the water clear, while I eat the (Anna Johnson)
- While I drink the water clear, while I eat the bread (Anna Johnson)
- While I drink the water clear, While I eat the bread (Anna Johnson)
- While I’m working Lord, in your vineyard (Magnolia Lewis-Butts)
- While I’m working Lord in your vineyard here (Magnolia Lewis-Butts)
- While in this sacred rite of thine (Samuel F. Smith)
- While in this sacred rite of thine, Ourselves we offer now (Samuel F. Smith)
- While I to grief my heart give way (John Newton)
- While I to grief my soul gave way (John Newton)
- While Jesus whispers to you (W. E. Witter)
- While life’s stream flows: through all the years (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- While looking down life’s winding road (Arlene L. Buffington)
- While Moses Tended Jethro’s Sheep (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- While o’er our guilty land, O Lord (Samuel Davies)
- While o’er our guilty land, O Lord, We view the terrors of thy sword (Samuel Davies)
- While of These Emblems (John Nicholson)
- While of These Emblems We Partake (John Nicholson)
- While of These Emblems We Partake (Ida H. White)
- While of these emblems we partake, Dear Lord (Ida H. White)
- While of these emblems we partake, in Jesus’ (John Nicholson)
- While of these emblems we partake In Jesus’ name (John Nicholson)
- While others talk of the way to Zion—their way (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- While passing thro’ this earthly life (Lula Greene Richards)
- While passing thro’ this world of sin (B. B. McKinney)
- While passing through this earthly life (Lula Greene Richards)
- While passing through this world of sin (B. B. McKinney)
- While roaming lovely valleys ’neath the blue
- While shepherds kept their watching (African-American spiritual)
- While shepherd’s on Judea’s hills watched o’er (Charles S. Nebeker)
- While shepherds watch’d their flocks by night (Nahum Tate)
- While Shepherds Watched (Nahum Tate)
- While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks (Nahum Tate)
- While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night (Nahum Tate)
- While shepherds watched their flocks by night, All (Nahum Tate)
- While shepherds watch [watched] their flocks by night (Nahum Tate)
- While some build up altars and spires towards heaven (Louisa A. Mills)
- While Strolling Thro’ the Park One Day (Ed Haley)
- While sweet dreams rest you, dear old pal of mine (Harold A. Robe)
- While the Days Are Going By (George Cooper)
- While thee I seek, Protecting Power (Helen Maria Williams)
- While thee I seek, Protecting Power, Be my vain wishes stilled (Helen Maria Williams)
- While the merry music rings
- While the merry music rings Tommy claps
- While the pulse of the universe trembles and thrills (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- While the storm clouds gather (Irving Berlin)
- While the workmen stopped in Denver
- While the years unnoted ran their fruitless courses toward the west (Elbert A. Smith)
- While Time Remains (Clifford A. Burgess)
- While Towers of Earth Are Falling (Winifred I. Stiegel)
- While towers of earth are falling, I hear (Winifred I. Stiegel)
- While tow’rs of earth are falling (Winifred I. Stiegel)
- While verdant hill and blooming vale (Anne Steele)
- While verdant hill and blooming vale Put on their fresh array (Anne Steele)
- While water lilies sweetly smile (R. C. Evans)
- While We Are Waiting, Come (Claire Cloninger)
- While we journey in life in this mortal abode (Edwin F. Parry)
- While we pray and while we plead (Daniel W. Whittle)
- While We’re Young (Lowell Alexander; Tyler Castleton)
- While with ceaseless course the sun (John Newton)
- While with ceaseless course the sun Hasted through the former year (John Newton)
- Whilst Health and blooming Youth combine
- Whilst thee I seek, protecting Power! (Helen Maria Williams)
- Whippoorwill (Anne H. Chapin)
- Whirlabout (Emilie Poulsson)
- Whirl-a whirl-a whirl-a whirl-a whirl-a whirl-a whit! (Norman Rian)
- Whirligig (Louise Ayres Garnett)
- Whirling and twirling and singing and laughing (Ethel C. Brown)
- Whirling and whirling and whirling around
- Whirling and whirling in circles so light (Amelia M. Sontag)
- Whirling round and round, Covering all (Frances Felber Weld)
- Whirling Snowflakes (Adeline McCall)
- Whirling the snowflakes are dancing
- Whirl, Top, Whirl! (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- Whirl, top, whirl! And spin, top, spin! (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- Whisper a Prayer (B. McK.)
- Whispering Hope (Septimus Winner)
- Whispering Hope (J. I. McClelland)
- Whispers (David Pliler)
- Whistle (Victor Young)
- Whistle a Merry Tune (Evan Stephens)
- Whistle, Mary, Whistle
- Whistle, Mary, whistle, and you shall have a cow
- Whistle When It Rains! (William H. Blake)
- Whistle, whistle little songster (Nicanor Molinare)
- Whistling Along (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Whistling and shouting with blustering glee (Nina B. Hartford)
- White (Nik Day; Kalaya Arne)
- White as clouds at noonday, Llama flocks (Peruvian folk song)
- White as Wool and Clean Again (Michael D. Young)
- White Butterflies (Algernon Charles Swinburne)
- White butterflies, Bright butterflies Frolic (Emilie Poulsson)
- Whitecaps on the Sea (Portuguese singing game)
- White Christmas (Irving Berlin)
- White Coral Bells (Anon.)
- White coral bells up on a slender stalk (Anon.)
- White coral bells upon a slender stalk (Anon.)
- White Dove (Puerto Rican song)
- White Dress (Kenneth Cope)
- White fairies come down On the snowflakes (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- White Fields (James Stephens)
- White Frost (Ross Faber)
- White frost is on the meadow, The summer (Ross Faber)
- White lily, sleep on the water so blue (Ethel Crowninshield)
- White Llamas (Peruvian folk song)
- White or brown or spotted cow (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Whiter than snow (Eden Reade Latta)
- Whiter than Snow (James L. Nicholson)
- Whiter than the flowers That grow in orchard
- White Sand and Gray Sand (Traditional)
- White sand and gray sand, Who’ll buy (Traditional)
- White Sand and Grey Sand (Traditional)
- White sand and grey sand, Who’ll buy (Traditional)
- White sheep on a blue hill, When the wind
- White sheep, white sheep, On a blue hill
- White waves heaving high, my boys (Allan Cunningham)
- White Wing (Luiz Gonzaga Do Nascimento; Luiz Ramalho)
- Whitfield (Isaac B. Woodbury)
- Whither, Little Path? (Czech folk song)
- Whither pilgrims, are you going
- Whither, pilgrims, are you going, Going each
- Whither, whither, whither, little path (Czech folk song)
- Who accompanies our people (Guillermo Cuéllar)
- Who acompanies our people / Que acompaña a nuestro pueblo (Guillermo Cuéllar)
- Whoa, Haw, Buck and Jerry Boy (Evan Stephens)
- Who aloft thy head did raise
- Who am I? (Lana Osmun)
- Who Am I (Nik Day)
- Who am I? I want to know (Naomi W. Randall)
- Who am I That this day (David A. Zabriskie)
- Who am I that Thou art mindful of me (Diane Tuiofu)
- Who am I that You are mindful of me (Michael Gungor; Israel Houghton)
- Who am I to be part of Your people (Dawn Rodgers; Tricia Walker)
- Who am I? What special purpose is mine? (Elaine A. Cannon)
- Who are these (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are these array’d in white (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who Are These Arrayed in White? (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are these arrayed in white, Brighter (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are these arrayed in white, Brighter than the (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are these arrayed in white, Brighter than the noon-day sun? (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are these like stars appearing (Theobald Heinrich Schenck)
- Who Are These Like Stars Appearing? (Heinrich Theobald Schenck)
- Who are these men? I asked my friend (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Who are the women weaving (Carlton Culmsee)
- Who are those array’d in white (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are those arrayed in white (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who are those arrayed in white, Brighter (De Courcy; Charles Wesley)
- Who Are You?
- Who Are You
- Who Are You? (Folk song)
- Who Are You?
- Who are you? Now tell us, What you do (Elizabeth Bennett)
- Who Are You Who Walk in Sorrow (Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- Who at My Door Is Standing? (Mary C. Slade)
- Who Built the Ark? Noah, Noah (Spiritual)
- Who can cheer the heart like Jesus (Thoro Harris)
- Who Can Climb the Apple Tree? (Sue Hanlin)
- Who can climb the apple tree? I can (Sue Hanlin)
- Who Can Comprehend the Mind of God? (Carmelia de la Paz)
- Who can describe its worth? (Eliza R. Snow)
- Who can describe its worth? It is all worth (Eliza R. Snow)
- Who can gaze on those features so lovely in death (Hannah T. King)
- Who can it be that rises through the air (Herman Peisker)
- Who can keep a secret—Keep it from ev’ryone
- Who can know the heartache (Tyler Castleton)
- Who can make a mighty tree? (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Who can make a mighty tree? Where the birds (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Who Can Retell? (Israeli song)
- Who can retell the things that befell us (Israeli song)
- Who can revoke the broken word (B. C. Leech)
- Who can revoke the broken word, Or who recall the arrow sped (B. C. Leech)
- Who Can Sail? (Swedish folk song)
- Who Can Sail Without the Wind? (Swedish folk song)
- Who Can Satisfy My Soul Like You? (Dennis Jernigan)
- Who Can Separate Me from Jesus (Rigaud Clervil)
- Who can Stand Against the Works of the Lord? (Lewis D. Edwards)
- Who can tell the name of the sweet pretty lass (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Who chooses not to speak a kindly word (Edith Grace Beggs)
- Who comes from God, as Word and Breath? (Patrick Michaels)
- Who comes up the meadow way? (German folk song)
- Who comes up the meadow way? Holla hi! (German folk song)
- Who could desire a pleasanter thing (Old English rhyme)
- Who could refuse with heart and voice to swell the (Henry W. Naisbitt)
- Who Created the Stars? (Anon.)
- Who Curbs Me at Such a Moment (Salvadore Cammarano)
- Who’d ever think that Utah (John S. Davis)
- Who’d ever think that Utah would stir (John S. Davis)
- Who’d ever think that Utah would stir the world so much (John S. Davis)
- Who Did? (Pamela Conn Beall; Susan Hagen Nipp)
- Who Did? (Spiritual)
- Who did swallow Jonah? (Pamela Conn Beall; Susan Hagen Nipp)
- Who did, who did (Pamela Conn Beall; Susan Hagen Nipp)
- Who’d like to fly like a swallow? Come in
- Who’d love the birds, if they all should sound (Frederick Winthrop)
- Who does not know that the daisies play, Down (Josephine Spencer)
- Who earns money for the food we eat? (Rita S. Robinson)
- Whoever eats this bread will live forever
- Whoever Fears the Lord (Martin Leckebusch)
- Whoever wears a mother heart (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Whoever wears a mother heart, God, grant (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Whoever Wears a Mother’s Heart (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Who fares, a lonely pilgrim, in lands (German song)
- Who Goes There?
- Who goes there—Goblin or a sprite
- “Who goes there, so late at night, Riding”
- Who Has Gone (Frances Weld Danielson)
- Who has gone and left our circle? Who (Frances Weld Danielson)
- Who Has Seen the Wind (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Who has seen the wind? Neither I (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Who has seen the wind? Neither I nor you. But, when (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Who has seen the wind? Neither you (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Who Has the Button? (Verna Meade Surer)
- Who Has the Penny? (Old song)
- Who has the penny? I have the penny (Old song)
- Who Hath Built Thee, Lovely Wood? (J. von Eichendorff)
- Who Hath No Sin (Camilla Collins)
- Who have I on earth, Lord Jesus (Avis Christiansen)
- Who hears? Who hears the voice of the hungry (Keith Getty; Kristyn Getty)
- Who herds the stars across the sky? (German folk song)
- Who is a Christian? (Alexander Campbell)
- Who is April? (Vilate R. McAllister)
- Who Is God (Brian Wren)
- Who is God—young or old? (Brian Wren)
- Who Is He (Ken Bible)
- Who Is He in Yonder Stall? (Benjamin R. Hanby)
- Who is He in yonder stall, at whose feet the shepherds fall? (Benjamin R. Hanby)
- Who is he who comes in triumph? (Ken Bible)
- Who Is It? (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Who is my mother (Shirley Erena Murray)
- Who Is My Mother, Who Is My Brother? (Shirley Erena Murray)
- Who Is My Neighbor? (Miriam Therese Winter)
- Who Is My Sister? (Sara Alberti Hall)
- Who Is on the Lord’s Side? (Frances R. Havergal)
- Who Is on the Lord’s Side (Verda E. Bryant)
- Who is on the Lord’s side? Who will serve the King? (Frances R. Havergal)
- Who is on the Lord’s side, who will serve today? (Verda E. Bryant)
- Who Is Silvia? (William Shakespeare)
- Who is Silvia? what is she? (William Shakespeare)
- Who is Silvia what is she, That all (William Shakespeare)
- Who is Silvia what is she, That all our swains (William Shakespeare)
- Who is Sylvia? (William Shakespeare)
- Who Is That?
- Who Is That? (E. M.)
- Who is that calling for me to come (E. M.)
- Who Is the Child? (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Who is the child in the swaddling clothes (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Who Is the Greatest? (Matthew 18:1–5 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Who is the King of glory (Willard F. Jabusch)
- Who Is the King of Glory? (Willard F. Jabusch)
- Who Is the King of Glory? (James M. Gray)
- Who is the King of glory? How shall we call Him? (Willard F. Jabusch)
- Who is the one that you can trust? (Virginia Pizzaia)
- Who Is This Host Arrayed in White (Hans Adolph Brorson)
- Who Is This Jesus (Delores Dufner)
- Who is this Jesus, whose voice we have heard (Delores Dufner)
- Who Is This Joseph? (Brett Raymond)
- Who Is This Man? (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
- Who is this, who enters there? (German folk song)
- Who is thy neighbor? He whom thou (William Cutter; William B. O. Peabody)
- Who is thy neighbor? He whom thou Hast power to aid or bless (William Cutter; William B. O. Peabody)
- Who Is Willing to Go? (Dario P. Araújo)
- Who killed Cock Robin? “I,” said the sparrow (English nursery rhyme)
- Who Knows? (Pauline Cushing)
- Who labors for Christ, must labor in fear (Joseph Smith III)
- Who labors for Christ, must labor in fear, Lest error and trial destroy (Joseph Smith III)
- Who leads so good and true a life—whose foot
- Whole Again (Sally DeFord)
- Who Likes the Rain? (Clara Doty Bates)
- Who’ll Be My Valentine? (Vernetta F. Decker)
- Who’ll Buy? (Eleanor Farjeon)
- Who’ll buy ’em? Who’ll buy ’em? Apples (Street cry)
- Who’ll Buy My Posies?
- Who’ll buy my posies, Fresh lilies and roses
- Who’ll buy my pretty posies, Just to delight (Eleanor Farjeon)
- Who’ll play the soldier game? Who’ll win (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Who loves us best? (Jenna B. Mosley)
- Who may dwell on the holy hill of God?
- Whom Have I but Thee? (Avis Christiansen)
- Whom I Pity (Eliza R. Snow)
- Whom Shall I Send? (Néstor O. Míguez; Juan A. Gattinoni)
- Whom Shall I Send? (Fred Pratt Green)
- Whom shall I send? our Maker cries (Fred Pratt Green)
- Whom shall I serve? (Gwen Moore Cundick)
- Whoo-ee! (Edith Lovell Thomas)
- “Whoo-ee! Whoo-ee!” sings the wind (Edith Lovell Thomas)
- Whoo-oo-oo, the north wind blew
- Whoopee Ti-Yi-Yo (Cowboy song)
- Whoo whoo oo. I love to hear those trains go (Cowboy song)
- Who riseth like the light enrolled (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
- Who riseth like the light unroll’d (Augusta Joyce Crocheron)
- Who’s at the Door? (Mabel E. Bray)
- Who saw the rosy morning (Evan Stephens)
- Who says prayer goes unanswered? (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- Who scans the toil, the fret and moil (William Willes)
- Who scans the toil, the fret and moil of woman in her sphere (William Willes)
- Whose Children Are These? (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Whose children are these and from whence have they come (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Whose Dog
- Who’se on the Lord’s side, who? (Hannah Last Cornaby)
- Whosever wears a mother heart (Cleo Hanthorne Moon)
- Who shall ascend the hill of God?
- Who shall say that summer closes When (Russell M. Dodge)
- Who shall sing if not the children? (George W. Bethune)
- Who shall stand when Christ appears? (Joel H. Johnson)
- Who’s In (Elizabeth Fleming)
- “Whosoever heareth,” shout, shout the sound! (Philip P. Bliss)
- “Whosoever heareth”—shout, shout the sound! (Philip P. Bliss)
- Whosoever Meaneth Me (J. Edwin McConnell)
- Whosoever, surely meaneth me (J. Edwin McConnell)
- “Whosoever Will” (Philip P. Bliss)
- Who’s on the Lord’s Side? (Hannah Last Cornaby)
- Who’s on the Lord’s side? Who? (Hannah Last Cornaby)
- Who’s on the Lord’s side? Who? Now is the time (Hannah Last Cornaby)
- Who’s on the Lord’s side? Who? Now is the time to (Hannah Last Cornaby)
- Who’s on the side of right? Come join the M. I. A. (Zersia Mae Nelson)
- Who’s That? (Folk song)
- Who’s That A-Calling (Southern song)
- Who’s that hopping in the long grass, Hop (Adeline McCall)
- Who’s That Ringing (Anon.)
- “Who’s that ringing at my front door bell?” (Anon.)
- Who’s that tapping at the garden gate? (J. Loker)
- Who’s that tapping at the window? Who’s that (Folk song)
- Who Taught the Bird? (Jane Taylor)
- Who taught the bird to build her nest (Jane Taylor)
- Who taught the bird to build her nest, of wool (Jane Taylor)
- Who taught the bird to build her nest, of wool and (Jane Taylor)
- Who taught the little birds? (Jane Taylor)
- Who that has felt the charm of balmy sleep (John Lyon)
- Who that have felt the parting tear of grief (John Lyon)
- Who Trusts in God, a Strong Abode (Joachim Magdeburg)
- Who Was He?
- Who was it gave the signal? We did not hear (Anon.)
- Who was it who for profit’s gain (Dean McIntyre)
- Who was once a child like me (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- Who was once a child like me, So good and kind and true (Nels Woodruff Christiansen; Lucy Liljenquist Christiansen)
- Who Was the Prophet? (Mary F. Kelly Pye)
- Who whispers to the swallows, “Tis time” (Julius Sturm)
- Who Will (Nik Day; Taylor Olson; Todd Schwartzman; Chase Baker)
- Who will be my valentine? O, I’ll be yours (Vernetta F. Decker)
- Who Will Be the Real Hero? (Michael McLean; John Batdorf)
- Who Will Buy? (Lionel Bart)
- Who will Care for Mother now
- Who Will Come and Play With Me? (Kate Forman)
- Who Will Come With Me (Lady Bell)
- Who will come with me, the jolly, jolly rover? (Lady Bell)
- Who Will Go Forth and Serve? (Barbara Howard)
- Who will go, who will go to nations benighted (Thomas W. Smith)
- Who will go, who will go to nations benighted, To carry the gospel of light and of love? (Thomas W. Smith)
- Who Will O’er the Downs
- Who will Our Pilot Be? (Lizzie DeArmond)
- Who will plant the seed? “Not I!” (Traditional)
- Who Will Remove? (Beatriz Ferrari; Mortimer Arias)
- Who Will Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet? (American folk song)
- Who will sing, who will sing (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Who will sing, who will sing of these wondrous years (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Who will take little baby? “I,” said the water deep (Florence Hoatson)
- Who would be a sissy boy
- Who Would Ever Have Believed It? (Iona Community)
- Who Would Think That What Was Needed (John L. Bell; Graham Maule)
- Who would true valour see, Let him come (John Bunyan)
- Who You Are (Hilary Weeks)
- Why? (John M. Moore)
- Why! (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Why am I selfish, why do I hurt you (Susan Evans McCloud)
- Why am I so weak and weary
- Why are the little birds so glad today (Camilla Woodbury Judd)
- Why are we united here (William J. de Bry)
- Why Are We Waiting (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Why are we waiting, the sun is high (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Why are you hiding? (Nik Day)
- Why are you in these mountains (Eliza R. Snow)
- Why are you looking down (Nik Day; Noelle Bybee)
- Why are you standing outside, young man? (Bohemian folk song)
- “Why be so Victorian”, do you say (Gertrude Perry Stanton)
- Why can’t my goose
- “Why can’t you play some quiet game?” (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Why come not spirits from the realms of glory (Julia Wallace)
- Why come not spirits from the realms of glory, To visit earth as in the days of old (Julia Wallace)
- Why Did Mamma Go to Heaven? (Evan Stephens)
- Why did Mamma go to heaven, leaving her own (Evan Stephens)
- Why did our Savior seek after the souls (Joy Saunders Lundberg)
- Why did they nail Him to Calvary’s tree? (John M. Moore)
- Why do bells for Christmas ring? (Lydia Ward)
- Why do bells for Christmas ring? Why do (Lydia Ward)
- Why do bells for Christmas ring, Why do little children sing? (Lydia Ward)
- Why Does It Always Happen?
- Why Does’nt It Rain on Me? (L. Albert)
- Why doesn’t it rain on me, Mother? (L. Albert)
- Why do great men fall? (Tami J. Creamer; Alyssa Chambers; Jessica Fenenbock)
- Why do great men fall? Why do people quit? (Tami J. Creamer; Alyssa Chambers; Jessica Fenenbock)
- Why Do I Sing About Jesus? (Albert A. Ketchum)
- Why Do Nations Rage Together (Michael Morgan)
- Why don’t you go down, Old Hannah! (American folk song)
- Why dost thou boast in mischief (David Jr.)
- Why Do Summer Roses Fade? (J. E. Carpenter)
- Why do summer roses fade? If not to show (J. E. Carpenter)
- Why do the flowers start to bloom? (Rita S. Robinson)
- “Why Do the Nations Rage” (Psalm 2; Evan Stephens)
- Why do the nations so furiously rage together (Psalm 2; Evan Stephens)
- Why doth my peace, O Lord, depart (Joel H. Johnson)
- Why do we fear—Spend half our lives (Josephine Skelton Montgomery)
- Why do we for our loved ones weep (Joel H. Johnson)
- Why do we linger from day to day? (Klaus Groth)
- Why do we mourn for dying friends (Isaac Watts)
- Why do we mourn for dying friends, Or shake at death’s alarms? (Isaac Watts)
- Why Do You Wait? (George F. Root)
- Why do you wait, dear brother? (George F. Root)
- Why flows that strain of deep-ton’d sympathy (Eliza R. Snow)
- Why forsake the Lord (Alexander M. Peters)
- Why gaze you so sadly away to the sea? (Hannah Bailey)
- Why Has God Forsaken Me? (William Livingstone Wallace)
- Why, I ask so anxiously (Boye)
- Why I Believe (Nicole Sheahan)
- Why in forest deep, grieves vidalita (Uruguayan folk song)
- Why is the moon awake when thou sleepest? (George Macdonald)
- Why is the sky so blue and clear? Why (Faye Glover Petersen)
- Why is the sky so blue today? (Faye Glover Petersen)
- Why is the sky so blue today? Why is the robin’s (Faye Glover Petersen)
- Why is the sky so blue today? Why is the robin’s song (Faye Glover Petersen)
- Why linger on the land today, When breezes (Frederick H. Martens)
- Why must you pine so for Phillis (French folk song)
- Why Not? (Minerva P. Shaw)
- Why Not Accept Him Now? (Grady C. Morris)
- Why Not Believe the Bible
- Why Not Now? (Daniel W. Whittle)
- Why not recall the good, old days (Minerva P. Shaw)
- Why not, why not, why not come to Him now (George F. Root)
- Why, O white dove, Why, my dove (Peruvian folk song)
- Why reject our testimony? (John S. Davis)
- Why shines one star so clear tonight? (Aldis Dunbar)
- Why should Cross and Trial Grieve me (Stephen P. Starke; Paul Gerhardt)
- Why Should He Love Me So? (Robert Harkness)
- Why should I be affrighted at pestilence and war
- Why Should I Be Jealous? (Chippewa Indian song)
- Why should I charge my soul with care? (John H. Sammis)
- Why Should I Falter—O Saviour of Mine? (Bertha A. Kleinman)
- Why Should I Feel Discouraged? (Civilla D. Martin)
- Why should I feel discouraged? Why should the shadows come? (Civilla D. Martin)
- Why should my heart in pain and sorrow grieve? (Merrijane Rice)
- Why shouldn’t my goose Sing as well
- Why should the children of a King (Isaac Watts)
- Why Should the Earth Disclose a Face (Geoffrey F. Spencer)
- Why should we fear the angel Death (Joel H. Johnson)
- Why should we grasp the shadow (Eliza R. Snow)
- Why should we start and fear to die! (Isaac Watts)
- Why should we strive for earthly things (John Edwards)
- Why should we strive for earthly things that but our (John Edwards)
- Why so still, sweet violet? Why so meek (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Why Stand So far Away, My God? (Ruth Duck)
- Why stand ye round the threshold, Ye timid
- Why stand ye ’round the threshold, Ye timid ones?
- Why stand you ’round the threshold?
- Why This Dark Conspiracy (Norman J. Goreham)
- Why this wild, tempestuous throbbing (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Why thus impatient to be gone? (Alexander Cruden)
- Why thus impatient to be gone? Such wishes breathe no more (Alexander Cruden)
- Why turn away, when I draw near? (Henry B. Farnie)
- Why wander in the wilderness (Haldor Lillenas)
- Why Weepest Thou? (Lawrence Lee)
- Why weep ye by the tide, ladye, Why weep (Walter Scott)
- Why, why did I think, when my star shone so brightly (Hannah T. King)
- “Wickery, wickery, wickery, wee” (May Morgan)
- Widdy-Widdy-Wurky (Lady Bell)
- Widdy-widdy-wurky, I call my fat turkey (Lady Bell)
- Wide open are thy hands (Bernard of Clairvaux)
- Wide Open Are Your Hands (Bernard of Clairvaux)
- Wide Open Stand the Gates (J. K. Wilhelm Loehe; Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- Wide open stand the gates adorned with pearl (J. K. Wilhelm Loehe; Herman G. Stuempfle Jr.)
- Wider and still more wide The gates (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Widmung (Wolfgang Müller)
- Wie der Bräutigam zur Erwählten (John Tauler)
- Wie der Hirsch schreit (Felix Mendelssohn)
- Wie ein Fest nach langer Trauer (Jürgen Werth)
- Wiegenlied (Franz Schubert)
- Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht (Karl Simrock)
- Wie groß ist des Allmächt’gen Güte! (Christian Fürchtegott Gellert)
- Wie gut bin ich dir! (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Wie herrlich das Wort vom Erlöser der Welt (Richard T. Haag)
- Wie klein, Erlöser, ist
- Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen (Psalm 84; Johannes Brahms)
- Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen (Johannes Brahms)
- Wie lieblich sind die Boten (Julius Schubring)
- Wie schön leuchtet der morgenstern (Philipp Nicolai)
- Wie wird mir sein, wenn ich dich, Jesus, sehe
- Wie wohl hast du gelabet (Johann von Rist)
- Wife, children and friends
- Wiggle Song (Betsy Green Moyer)
- Wiggle, Wiggle (Traditional)
- Wij zijn één in de Geest (Peter Scholtes)
- Wij zijn één in de Geest / We are one in the Spirit / Tous unis par le Maître (Peter Scholtes)
- Wij zijn fijn bijeen (Maria MB Peeters-Lootens)
- Wij zijn fijn bijeen op deze (Maria MB Peeters-Lootens)
- Wild and Lone the Prophet’s Voice (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- Wild Columbine (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Wildflowers Bloom and Fade (Ruth C. Duck)
- “Wild flower speak! O tell me who you are!” (Joseph G. Scoville)
- Wild Geese (May Morgan)
- Wild Roses (Frederick H. Martens)
- Wild roved an Indian girl, bright Alfarata (M. D. Sullivan)
- Wild Sunflowers (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
- Wild Winds (Mary F. Butts)
- Wild Winds (Philip Muzzy)
- Wilhelmus van Nassouwen
- Willard (Eliza R. Snow)
- Will der Tag im Often grauen?
- Will He Ever Come? (Michael McLean)
- Will He Really Answer Me? (Michael McLean)
- William of Nassau
- William was holding in his hand
- Will I Be Ready When He Comes? (Juventa Vezzani)
- Willie and Charlie, eight and ten
- Willing Offerings (Tessie Smith)
- Willing to Take the Cross (Floyd W. Hawkins)
- Will I Wait for You? (Doug Stewart)
- Will Jesus Find Us Watching? (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Will No One Bid Me Welcome Home? (George M. Vickers)
- Will-o’-the-Wisps
- Willow Whistles (Virginia Harrison)
- Will She? (April Meservy)
- Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Ada R. Habershon)
- Will the circle be unbroken, by and by, Lord, by and by (Ada R. Habershon)
- Will there always be sad memories like these? (Christie Lund Coles)
- Will There Be Any Stars? (Eliza E. Hewitt)
- Will the Saints Be Gathered Home
- Will water cleanse me from all sin (Charles Derry)
- Will water cleanse me from all sin, And make me holy, pure, and white? (Charles Derry)
- “Will ye gang to the Hielands, Leezie Lindsay?”
- Will Ye Turn From Joy? (Sally DeFord)
- Will you be my playmate? Will you play with me (Agness A. West)
- Will You Buy? (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Will you buy some hot tamales? They’re the best (Katherine Smith Bolt)
- Will You Come? (Ruth Stephens Porter)
- Will You Come and Follow Me (John L. Bell; Iona Community)
- Will you come and follow me if I but call you name? (John L. Bell; Iona Community)
- Will you come and follow me if I but call your name? (John L. Bell; Iona Community)
- Will you come and join our army? (Fanny Church)
- Will you come and walk with me (Ruth Stephens Porter)
- “Will you come into my parlor?” (Old song)
- “Will you come into my parlor?” said the spider (Old song)
- Will you come, please come and help me hunt (Portuguese game song)
- Will you come take your turn, and choose what you
- Will You Come to the Bower? (Thomas Moore)
- Will you come to the bower I have shaded (Thomas Moore)
- Will You Come to the Manger? (Sally DeFord)
- Will you come, will you come, with your poor broken heart (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Will you come with me my Phillis dear (R. B. Buckley)
- Will you come with me, my Phylis dear (R. B. Buckley)
- Will you come with me, my Phyllis (R. B. Buckley)
- Will you come with me, my Phyllis dear (R. B. Buckley)
- Will you come with me, my Phyllis, To yon (R. B. Buckley)
- Will you hear when he says (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- Will you lend my Mother your frying pan?
- Will You Let Me Be Your Servant (Richard Gillard)
- Will Your Anchor Hold? (Priscilla J. Owens)
- Will your anchor hold in the storms (Priscilla J. Owens)
- Will your anchor hold in the storms of life (Priscilla J. Owens)
- “Will you walk a little faster?” (Lewis Carroll)
- “Will you walk a little faster?” Said a whiting (Lewis Carroll)
- “Will you walk into my parlor?” said the Spider (Old song)
- Will you wear white, Oh my dear, Oh my dear (American folk song)
- Wilt heden nu treden (Nederlandtsche Gedenckclanck, 1626; Adriaen Valerius)
- Wilt thou forgive that sin, where I begun (John Donne)
- Wilt thou now, our Heav’nly Father (Joel H. Johnson)
- Wilt thou sleep forever, Eyelids open never (The Aeolian Collection)
- Wimoweh (African folk song)
- Wind and Cold Roar Through the City Street (Homero R. Perera)
- Wind and Snow (Ellen Scanlon)
- Wind and Wave
- Winding off, far away, from the top (Susanna Myers)
- Winding off, far away, from the top of the hill (Susanna Myers)
- Winding over the hill, Drumming down the plain (Frances Ford)
- Wind in the cedar tree, Wind ever flowing free (Clara Louise Kessler)
- Wind in the Trees (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- Wind is singing in the trees, Singing, singing (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- Windjammin’
- Windlass Song (William Allingham)
- Windmill, Windmill! What a noisy thumping
- Wind of sultry summer, blow! All our thirsty (Philip Muzzy)
- Windows (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Windows and doors open and close (Don Stirling; Kurt Bestor)
- Window to His Love (Julie de Azevedo)
- Winds (Susanna Myers)
- Winds are blowing, rain is falling (Nik Day)
- Winds Are Ever Blowing (Mabel E. Bray)
- Winds are rising high; See the angry clouds
- Winds are sometimes bleak and wild (Mabel E. Bray)
- Winds Are Swelling (Thomas Buchanan Read)
- Winds are swelling Round our dwelling (Thomas Buchanan Read)
- Winds of change are all around me (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Winds of eve are freshly blowing (Stephen Fay)
- Winds of Evening (Ann Underhill)
- Winds of evening whispering softly (Ann Underhill)
- Wind Song
- Wind Song (Mary E. Smith)
- Wind Song (Patty S. Hill)
- Winds Through the Olive Trees (Anon.)
- Winds through the olive trees softly did blow (Anon.)
- Wind upon the Waters (Marty Haugen)
- Wind upon the waters, Voice upon the deep (Marty Haugen)
- Wind Who Makes All Winds That Blow (Thomas H. Troeger)
- Wind, wind, wind the bobbin
- Windy Bill (Cowboy song)
- Windy Bill was a Texas boy, Well, he could (Cowboy song)
- Windy March is blowing With all his might (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Wine does Wonders does Wonders
- Winkum, Winkum
- Winkum, Winkum, shut your eye, Sweet
- Winky, Blinky (New England lullaby)
- Winky, Blinky, Niddy Nod! Father is fishing (New England lullaby)
- Winter (Naomi W. Randall)
- Winter (Evan Stephens)
- Winter blows his bugle forth, Echoing
- Winter brings such jolly times, With its ice and snow (Marion Mitchell)
- Winter brings us ice
- Winter brings us ice, Skates and sleds
- Winter by the Dnieper (Ukrainian folk song)
- Winter Coasting (Anna M. Pratt)
- Winter day! frosty day! God a cloak (Poems of Home Life)
- Winter Days (German folk song)
- Winter Fore-Thought (Patty S. Hill)
- Winter Fun (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Winter Fun (German folk song)
- Winter, Good-Bye! (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Winter, good-bye! Why should we sigh? (August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben)
- Winter Has Come
- Winter has her roses, White and thornless (Katherine Whitmore)
- Winter Hymn (Poems of Home Life)
- Winter is done, Warm is the sun (Mary Budlong)
- Winter is gone, and now we have spring (Herbert Haufrecht)
- Winter is here, best time of year
- Winter Is O’er
- Winter is o’er and spring has come
- Winter Is Over (Italian-Swiss folk song)
- Winter Is Over (Fleur Conkling)
- Winter Landscape (Mary J. M. Larkin)
- Winter Logging Camp (Canadian folk song)
- Winter Lullaby (Mary Webster)
- Winter Pictures (Foster B. Merriam)
- Winter Pleasures (Agnes Franz)
- Winter Quarters (William Clayton)
- Winter Rules the World (German song)
- Winter’s Bugle
- Winter Song (Jenette B. McKay)
- Winter Song (Richard Hovey)
- Winter Song
- Winter Song (Emily Huntington Miller)
- Winter Song (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Winter Sports (Nancy Byrd Turner)
- Winter’s sway is o’er today, Melting snow (Fleur Conkling)
- Winter’s sway is o’er today, Melting snows (Fleur Conkling)
- Winter Time
- Wintertime has her festivals gay
- Winter Weather
- Win the Race (Lex de Azevedo; Michael Webb)
- Wioste Olowan (American Indian song)
- Wipe from thine eyes those pearly tears
- Wipe out that frown with a cheery smile (Evan Stephens)
- Wipe out that frown with a cheery smile, ’Twill better suit your face (Evan Stephens)
- Wir bringen dir, o Bruder (E. Gebhardt)
- Wir bringen jetzt (E. Gebhardt)
- Wir bringen jetzt, zuguterletzt dir unsern (E. Gebhardt)
- Wirf dein Anliegen auf den Herrn (Julius Schubring)
- Wir feiern heut’ ein Fest und kommen (Rolf Krenzer)
- Wir glaube all an einen Gott (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- Wir glauben all in einem Gott (Martin Luther)
- Wir glauben all in einem Gott (Tobias Clausnitzer)
- Wir grüssen dich, wir grüssen dich
- Wir haben einen Hirten (Christian Gottlob Barth)
- Wir haben einen Hirten, und der hat uns so (Christian Gottlob Barth)
- Wir hatten gebauet ein stattliches Haus (Thuringian folk song)
- Wir kommer, deine Huld zu feiern (Ehrenfried Liebich)
- Wir pflügen und wir streuen (Matthias Claudius)
- Wir sagen euch an den lieben Advent (Maria Ferschl)
- Wir sind ein Volk, vom Strom der Zeit (Rudolf Kögel)
- Wir sind zum Mahl geladen (Kurt Rommel)
- Wir wollen alle fröhlich sein
- Wisdom Calls (Carol Bechtel)
- Wisdom calls throught the city (Omer Westendorf)
- Wisdom I Lack (Evan Stephens)
- Wisdom I lack, my Father and my Lord (Evan Stephens)
- Wisdom of God (Johann Andreas Cramer)
- Wisdom’s Treasures (Michael Bruce)
- Wise enough to seek the Light (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Wise Little Gold Fish (George S. Applegarth)
- Wisely has our heavenly Father (William G. Mills)
- Wise men and shepherd and angels and kings and the star (Jeanette Morrel)
- Wise Men Came Journeying (Shirley Erena Murray)
- Wise men came journeying, once, long ago (Shirley Erena Murray)
- Wise Men, They Came to Look for Wisdom (Christopher Idle)
- Wise Old Owl (Jennie C. Neal)
- Wish I had a little tiny fiddle; I would tuck
- Wishing (William Allingham)
- Wishing (William Allingham)
- Wish I was in Tennessee, Sitting in an easy chair (American folk song)
- Wist Ye Not (Marie Mills; Judith Jardine; Marjorie C. Kjar)
- Wist ye not that I must be about my Father’s business? (Marie Mills; Judith Jardine; Marjorie C. Kjar)
- Witchcraft
- Witches (Charles Henry)
- Witches, ghosts, and goblins Stealing down (Anne Kaelin)
- Witches, goblins, Owls and cats, Little (Gladys L. Adshead)
- Witches on brooms with cats and bats (Lillian Mohr)
- Witches, pumpkins, funny face, Ringing (Verna Meade Surer)
- Witches ride on Hallowe’en, Ho! Ho! Ho! (Blanche Jennings Thompson)
- Witches sailing thro’ the sky on their broomsticks (Rinda Rowley Wilson)
- With a Grateful Heart (Joan Sowards; Mira Daniels)
- With a Hundred Pipers (Carolina Nairne)
- With a hundred pipers and all, and all (Carolina Nairne)
- With All Comes Love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- With All My Heart (Junius L. Bennion)
- With All My Heart (Daniel Lee Hanson)
- With All My Heart (Babbie Mason)
- With all my heart, I thank thee Lord (Junius L. Bennion)
- With All My Heart I Thank You, LORD (Stanley Wiersma)
- With all my heart I want to love You, Lord (Babbie Mason)
- With all my powers of heart and tongue (Isaac Watts)
- With all my pow’rs of heart and tongue (Isaac Watts)
- With all my soul, in joyful lays, I’ll never cease (Hans Henry Petersen)
- With all my soul in joyful lays, I’ll never cease to (Hans Henry Petersen)
- With all of my failures, With all of my fears (Arlene L. Buffington)
- With all our heart and with all our mind
- With All the Power of Heart and Tongue (Isaac Watts)
- With all the power of heart and tongue I’ll praise (Isaac Watts)
- With all the power of heart and tongue, I’ll praise my (Isaac Watts)
- With all the powers of heart and tongue (Isaac Watts)
- With all the pow’rs of heart and tongue (Isaac Watts)
- With All Thy Hosts
- With all Thy hosts, O Lord, we sing
- With a merry jog and a gay little song (Evan Stephens)
- With a merry little jig and a gay little song (Evan Stephens)
- With a morning song we greet you (Alfonso Esparza Oteo)
- With a morning song we greet you as King David (Alfonso Esparza Oteo)
- With a pounding heart (Tel Dyer)
- With arms of mercy, He carried the weak (Diane Tuiofu)
- With arrows all around, While wounded (French-Canadian folk song)
- With a small spark of faith in my Savior (Jeffrey M. Bradshaw; Samuel H. Bradshaw)
- With a sort of a fling I pull the string (Grace Haynes)
- With a Steadfast Faith (L. Wayne Updike)
- With a Steadfast Faith (Fanny J. Crosby)
- With a Steadfast Faith / Con firmeza y fe / D’une foi constante (L. Wayne Updike)
- With a steadfast faith together let us walk (L. Wayne Updike)
- With a steadfast faith together let us walk (Fanny J. Crosby)
- With a steadfast faith together let us walk As we seek (L. Wayne Updike)
- With a steadfast faith together let us walk / Con firmeza y fe andemos en unión / D’une foi constante, marchons hardiment (L. Wayne Updike)
- With a steadfast faith together let us walk In the Lord’s divine command (Fanny J. Crosby)
- With a ting, ting-a-ling-a-ling, let the triangle (Marjorie Atkins)
- With a Trapola (Spanish folk song)
- With a trápola, trápola, trípoli (Spanish folk song)
- With a Voice of Singing (Martin Shaw)
- With a Voice of Thanksgiving (Janice Kapp Perry)
- With a whirr of the propeller, It rises from the seas (Alice Rumbough)
- With a wobble, wobble, wobble, and a gobble (Marjorie Atkins)
- With a Word, You Birthed Creation (Mary Louise Bringle)
- With Better, Purer Eyes (Leon Maynard)
- With bits of stick and wisps of hay (Harriet B. Sterling)
- With blessings briefly laid aside (Arlene L. Buffington)
- With broken heart and contrite sigh (Cornelius Elven)
- With cheerful hearts and voices sweet (Robert B. Baird)
- With cheerful hearts and voices sweet we’ll sing (Robert B. Baird)
- With cheerful hearts and willing hands (Mary Ann Morton Walker)
- With darkness long we’ve been o’erwhelm’d (William Clayton)
- With Each New Day (Janice Kapp Perry)
- With each sunrise (Janice Kapp Perry)
- With eye of faith and heart (Evan A. Fry)
- With Eyes of Faith (Evan A. Fry)
- With eyes of faith and heart of love (Evan A. Fry)
- With Eyes of Faith and Hearts of Love (Evan A. Fry)
- With Faith in God (J. G. H.)
- With faith in God you can climb the highest hill (J. G. H.)
- With faith, in prayer, bow down (Mark H. Forscutt)
- With faith, in prayer, bow down In deep humility (Mark H. Forscutt)
- With friends on earth we meet in gladness (Anzentia Igene Perry Chapman)
- With Gifts That Differ by Your Grace (Ruth Duck)
- With glad smiles we give you greeting (Evan Stephens)
- With glorious clouds encompass’d round (Charles Wesley)
- With glory clad, with strength array’d (Brady and Tate)
- With glory clad, with strength arrayed (Brady and Tate)
- With glory clad, with strength arrayed, The Lord that o’er all nature reigns (Brady and Tate)
- With glory nature brightens again
- With God All Things Are Possible (John L. Bell)
- With God as Our Friend (Carl O. Rosenius)
- With God as our friend, with his Spirit and Word (Carl O. Rosenius)
- With Grateful Heart I Thank You, Lord (Mary Kay Beall)
- With Grateful Heart My Thanks I Bring
- With grateful hearts and tuneful lays (R. Lee)
- With grateful hearts and tuneful lays We sing before th’ eternal throne (R. Lee)
- With Greater Trust in Jesus (David B. Larsen)
- With happy hearts and cheerful minds we have
- With Happy Voices Ringing (William G. Tarrant)
- With happy voices ringing, Thy children (William G. Tarrant)
- With happy voices singing (William G. Tarrant)
- With happy voices singing
- With happy voices singing, We dance
- With Happy Voices We’re Singing (Marjorie Knapp)
- With heads downcast the horses stood (Maud Baggarley)
- With Healing in His Wings (Clive Romney)
- With Heart and Voice (Tracy Y. Cannon)
- With hearts prepared, with one accord (William Willes)
- With hearts prepared, with one accord Our eyes (William Willes)
- With Hearts Sincere (J. K. Hall)
- With hearts sincere, we now meet here (J. K. Hall)
- With Heavenly Inspiration (Lucy May Green)
- With heav’nly inspiration (Lucy May Green)
- With high delight (Georg Vetter)
- With High Delight Let Us Unite (Georg Vetter)
- With Humble Heart (Zara Sabin)
- With humble heart and voice (Joel H. Johnson)
- With humble heart, I bow my head (Zara Sabin)
- Within a shady thicket, the cuckoo’s singing clear (French folk song)
- Within Aunt Myram’s garden grew (Melvina C. Woods)
- Within her sunny little house Dame Hilda (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Within my father’s garden, Joy of the rose (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Within my heart a quiet voice whispers (Matt Whitaker)
- Within my heart I hold a fadeless memory (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Within My Heart, O God, Prepare (Toni Thomas)
- Within my heart where none can see (Patience Nielsen Davis)
- Within Our Darkest Night (Taizé Community)
- Within our darkest night / Dans nos obscurités (Taizé Community)
- Within The Bounds (Afton Affleck)
- Within the Father’s House (James R. Woodford)
- Within the forest weaves a spell (Frederick H. Martens)
- Within these sacred walls (Larry A. Hiller)
- Within these sacred walls, O Lord (Larry A. Hiller)
- Within These Walls (Weston Cann)
- Within These Walls (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Within These Walls (Larry A. Hiller)
- Within these walls we now assemble (William Willes)
- Within the shadow of Thy throne (B. Cecil Gates)
- Within the Shelter of Our Walls (Elinor Lennen)
- Within the Shelter of the Lord (Elinor Lennen)
- Within the whole family of God on earth
- Within the world of troubles (Frank Calabrese)
- Within this vale of beauty My early years (T. Pinder)
- Within thy casement bow’r enshrined (Rudolf Gottschall)
- Within thy house, on Zion’s hill (Joel H. Johnson)
- Within Your Shelter, Loving God (John G. Dunn)
- With Israel’s God who can compare? (John Newton)
- With joy and with song we come to the M. I. A. (J. R. Crandell)
- With Joy Draw Water (Anne McKinstry)
- With joy draw water from the spring (Anne McKinstry)
- With Joyful Hearts (Charles W. Stayner)
- With joyful hearts, and full of glee, We meet to (Charles W. Stayner)
- With joyful lips we sing to you (Omer Westendorf)
- With joyful song we welcome all (Wallace F. Bennett)
- With Joy I Heard My Friends Exclaim (Anon.)
- With joy I sing The miracle of Spring (Elizabeth Bennett)
- With joy my heart did leap (Joel H. Johnson)
- With joyousness and singing, We are here (Mabel J. Gabbott)
- With joy the God of Hosts proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- With joy the Lord of Hosts proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- With joy we come to worship (Harry L. Doty)
- With joy we hail the sacred day (Harriet Auber)
- With joy we lift our eyes (Thomas Jervis)
- With joy we lift our eyes To those bright realms above (Thomas Jervis)
- With joy we meditate the grace (Isaac Watts)
- With joy we own Thy servants, Lord (James Montgomery)
- With laughter and good humor, why
- With lots of water for to wash your face
- With merry, tuneful voices sweet praises (Robert B. Baird)
- With merry tuneful voices sweet praises let us (Robert B. Baird)
- With merry, tuneful voices, sweet praises let us sing (Robert B. Baird)
- With much respect, Fathers, and Mothers too (Eliza R. Snow)
- With My Bow
- With my bow I tried to kill, tried to kill a caribou
- With My Eyes (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- With my eyes I see my fav’rite friends (Vanja Y. Watkins)
- With my sheaves upon my back (James Sylvester)
- With my sheaves upon my back, and my sickle (James Sylvester)
- With my sheaves upon my back, and my sickle by my side (James Sylvester)
- With my song I give thanks and praise
- With My Substance (Benjamin Francis)
- With My Substance I Will Honor (Benjamin Francis)
- With my substance I will honor My Redeemer (Benjamin Francis)
- With my substance I will honor My Redeemer and my Lord (Benjamin Francis)
- With notes of praise resounding loud, we’ll sing (Isaac Watts)
- With One Accord, We’ll Sing Thy Praise (Samuel B. Mitton)
- With one consent, let all the Saints (Joel H. Johnson)
- With one united voice, Let us aloud rejoice (Evan Stephens)
- With or Without You (Bono)
- With Our Brothers, Here United (Merrill N. Hutchinson)
- With our comrades we are marching, Leafy (Finnish song)
- With our lips let us sing one confession (Wayne Watson)
- Without a doubt He is my Savior (B.)
- Without God I Could Do Nothing (B.)
- Without God There Is Darkness (Manfred Siebald)
- Without Him (Mylon R. LeFevre)
- Without Him I Could Do Nothing (Mylon R. LeFevre)
- Without the Saviour on the Cross (Lee Robinson)
- With pen, with sword, with song (Rachel Grant Taylor)
- With Pity, Dear Father (Arlene L. Buffington)
- With pity, dear Father, look on Thy people (Arlene L. Buffington)
- With pity’ng eyes the Prince of grace (Isaac Watts)
- With pity’ng eyes the Prince of grace Beheld man’s helpless grief (Isaac Watts)
- With Priesthood Power (Marvin K. Gardner)
- With rocking motion, out on the ocean
- With saints below and saints above (Frederick G. Williams)
- With saints below and saints above, I’ll join to praise the God I love (Frederick G. Williams)
- With Saturday Night (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- With solemn joy we come, dear Lord (Ernest Edwin Ryden)
- With so many before me and countless (Clive Romney; Randy Kartchner; Kenneth Cope)
- With Songs and Everlasting Joy (Edwin F. Parry)
- With songs and honors sounding loud (Isaac Watts)
- With songs and honors sounding loud, Address the Lord on high (Isaac Watts)
- With songs of freedom, citizens (H. A. L. Hamelberg)
- With songs of love the thrushes close the day
- With Songs of Praise (Penelope Moody Allen)
- With songs of praise and gratitude (Penelope Moody Allen)
- With songs of triumph, songs of praise (Carol Ann Hendricks)
- With Songs Sweet and Cheering (Evan Stephens)
- With songs sweet and cheering We come (Evan Stephens)
- With songs we hail that star-lit night (Edwin F. Parry)
- With songs we hail that starlit night Immortalized (Edwin F. Parry)
- With sweetest smile she welcomed me (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- With tearful eyes I look around (Charlotte Elliott)
- With tears of anguish I lament (Samuel Stennett)
- With tears of anguish I lament Here at thy feet my God (Samuel Stennett)
- With Thankful Hearts (Mary Bowley Peters)
- With thankful hearts we lift our eyes (Joel H. Johnson)
- With Thankful Hearts We Meet (Mary Bowley Peters)
- With Thankful Hearts We Meet, O Lord (Mary Bowley Peters)
- With thankful hearts we meet, O Lord, To sing thy praise, to hear thy word (Mary Bowley Peters)
- With the Body That Was Broken (Carl P. Daw Jr.)
- With the evening shadows falling (Nettie E. McMurtrey)
- With the Faith of Alma and Nephi (John V. Pearson)
- With the Guard on Duty Going
- With the guard on duty going, Marching
- With their blood (Evan Stephens)
- With their blood they have sealed their testimony (Evan Stephens)
- With the leaves around her dying (Louise Chandler Moulton)
- With the Lord Begin Your Task
- With the lovely moon above us (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- With the lovely moon above us We are gliding (Rebecca B. Foresman)
- With the moon’s pale shimmer (French folk song)
- With the moon’s pale shimmer, Little friend Pierrot (French folk song)
- With the pipe of mockery in pious hands (Boye)
- With these fair flowers we send our love (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- With the shirt on his back (Greg Simpson)
- with the Spirit’s gifts empower us (Jeffery Rowthorn)
- With the sweet word of peace (George Watson)
- With the sweet word of peace We bid (George Watson)
- With the Touch of His Hand (Clive Romney; Ron Simpson)
- With the vision in our minds (David L. Edwards)
- With the Voice of Joy and Thanksgiving (George Frideric Handel)
- With the Wings of Our Mind (Marion Pope; Ik-Wham Mun)
- With Thy Spirit Fill Me (Oswald J. Smith)
- With twenty pennies / Con real y medio (Venezuelan folk song)
- With us it has no need at all
- With Voices Merry (Evan Stephens)
- With voices merry sing, Tra la la la la la la (Evan Stephens)
- With Water Freely Flowing (Larry E. Schultz)
- With water freely flowing we celebrate new birth (Larry E. Schultz)
- With Waving Palms and Shouts of Praise (Jan McGuire)
- With Welcome Heart We Greet You, Lord (Fred R. Anderson)
- With wellings of the heart byond control (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- With What Shall I Praise You? (Ludwig Andreas Gotter)
- With what sweetness, lightly as a feather
- With whistle and shout, The wind hurried out (Emilie Poulsson)
- With “Whoo, whoo, whoo! Whoo, whoo!” (Emilie Poulsson)
- With Wondering Awe (Anon.)
- With wondering awe The wise men saw (Anon.)
- With wondering awe The wise men saw The star in (Anon.)
- With wond’ring awe (Anon.)
- With wond’ring awe the wisemen saw (Anon.)
- With wond’ring awe The wise men saw (Anon.)
- With wond’ring awe, the wisemen saw the star (Anon.)
- With you, I think of moonlight and of roses (Winona F. Thomas)
- With You, O Lord (Community of Taizé)
- With you, O Lord, is life in all its fullness (Community of Taizé)
- With Your Fire Ignite Me (Johann Baptist von Albertini)
- With Your Hand, Dismiss Us (Donald H. Comer)
- With your kind attention a song I will trill
- With You Until the End (Michael Webb)
- With Zion’s Youth Strong and Healthy (Einar A. Strand)
- Witness (Nik Day)
- Witnesses’ Testimony (Merrill Jenson; Sam Cardon)
- Witness thou wert, and art, thro’ grace divine (Evan Stephens)
- Wizard Oil (United States song)
- Wlazł kotek (Oskar Kolberg)
- Wo der Herr das Haus nicht bauet (Johann Adam Lehmus)
- Wo findet die Seele (F. L. Jörgens)
- Wohl dem, der den Herrn fürchtet (Julius Schubring)
- Wohl einem Haus, da Jesus Christ (Christoph Carl Ludwig von Pfeil)
- Wohl mir, daß ich Jesum habe (Johann Schop)
- Woke up feeling like the world’s a little too loud (Connor Austin)
- Woke Up this Mornin’
- Woke Up this Morning
- Woke up this mornin’ with my mind, stayed on Jesus
- Wolcum, Wolcum, Wolcum be thou hevené King (Gerald Bullett)
- Wolcum Yole! (Gerald Bullett)
- Wolken verschweben
- Wolves, Bears, and Webelos become Boy Scouts (David L. Newman)
- Wol Ya i Olsem Wan Garen
- Woman (Eliza R. Snow)
- Woman
- Womanho for Work! (Tracy Y. Cannon)
- Womanho for Work! Womanho for Home! (Tracy Y. Cannon)
- Womanho! Womanho! Womanho! When the twilight (Oscar A. Kirkham)
- Woman in the Night (Brian Wren)
- Woman of Virtue (Jeanni Gould)
- Woman, Weeping in the Garden (Daniel Charles Damon)
- Womb of Life and Source of Being (Ruth Duck)
- Women at the Well (Kenneth Cope; Vickey Pahnke Taylor)
- Women of Faith (Toni Thomas)
- Womit soll ich dich wohl loben (Ludwig Andreas Gotter)
- Wonder (David T. Warner)
- Wonderful (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful Counselor (Anon.)
- Wonderful Counselor (African-American spiritual)
- Wonderful Grace of Jesus (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful grace of Jesus, greater than all my sin (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful Ills (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Wonderful—I Stand All Amazed (Charles H. Gabriel)
- Wonderful love that rescued me (Avis Christiansen)
- Wonderful love that rescued me (Avis B. Christiansen)
- Wonderful, Merciful Savior (Dawn Rodgers; Eric Wyse)
- Wonderful, merciful Savior, precious Redeemer and Friend (Dawn Rodgers; Eric Wyse)
- Wonderful Morning (Alfred H. Ackley)
- Wonderful One (A. J. T. Sorensen)
- Wonderful one! Wonderful one! My pilot on (A. J. T. Sorensen)
- Wonderful peace (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful Peace (Warren D. Cornell)
- Wonderful Peace (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful Peace of My Saviour (Alfred Barratt)
- Wonderful People (Nik Day)
- Wonderful Promises (Carmella Mazzeo)
- Wonderful Savior (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- Wonderful Saviour (J. M. H.)
- Wonderful Saviour (Elena Maduri)
- Wonderful, so wonderful is Your unfailing love; (Tim Hughes)
- Wonderful Story of Love (J. Merrite Driver)
- Wonderful story of love; tell it to me again (J. Merrite Driver)
- Wonderful the matchless grace of Jesus (Haldor Lillenas)
- Wonderful Weather For Ducks (June Goethe Garrels)
- Wonderful, Wonderful Jesus (Anna B. Russell)
- Wonderful Words (Philip P. Bliss)
- Wonderful Words of Life (Philip P. Bliss)
- Wonderful Words of Salvation (Jessie B. Pounds)
- Wondering (Aaron Edson)
- Wonder of Wonders (Brian Wren)
- Wonder of Wonders, Here Revealed (Jane Parker Huber)
- Wonder of wonders, life is beginning (Brian Wren)
- Wonder where is good old Daniel? (African-American spiritual)
- Wondrous Are Your Ways, O God! (Joel W. Lundeen; Claus A. Wendell)
- Wondrous Gift (Jean Mauburn; Micheal R. Carson)
- Wond’rous handiwork of God! Seen (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Wond’rous Love (Southern folk hymn)
- Wondrous Love (Appalachian folk hymn; Alexander Means)
- Wondrously show your steadfast love, O God
- Won’t It Be Pretty There In Early Spring (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Won’t It Be Something To See Israel Smile (Arlene L. Buffington)
- Won’t You Come Back Home? (James Rowe)
- Won’t you come to a picnic at the lake? (Henry Fisher)
- Won’t You Let Me Be Your Servant (Richard Gillard)
- Won’t you please listen, won’t you please
- Won’t you tell me Mollie darling, That you (William S. Hays)
- Won’t You Tell Me Why, Robin? (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
- Woodchuck Hill (Frances Frost)
- Wooden Shoe Dance
- Wooden Shoes (Katharine Whitmore)
- Wooden shoes in Holland and France (Florence G. Fox)
- Woodlands are quiet, Birds all asleep
- Woodland Song
- Woodman, Spare That Tree (George Pope Morris)
- Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough (George Pope Morris)
- Woods’ Litany (Elizabeth Coatsworth)
- Wooly sheep, please tell us why, In the sunny (Ann Taylor; Patty S. Hill)
- Woo-o-o! Woo-o-o! Winter winds blow (Ellen Scanlon)
- Word of God, Across the Ages (Ferdinand Q. Blanchard)
- Word of God, Come Down on Earth (James Quinn)
- Word of God, Speak (Bart Millard; Peter Kipley)
- Word of God, Speak (Pete Kipley; Bart Millard)
- Word of Wisdom (Anon.)
- Word of Wisdom Promises (Jeanne P. Lawler)
- Word of Wisdom Revelation (Shirley Mason)
- Word of wisdom revelation, Warning of designing men (Shirley Mason)
- Words of a Book
- Words of the Prophets (Jeanni Gould)
- Work and Play (Anon.)
- Work and Play (Christina Rossetti)
- Work and Play (M. A. L. Lane)
- Workers for the Master (William A. Ogden)
- Workers in Our Town (Marjorie Atkins)
- Work, for the night is coming (Anna L. Coghill)
- Work, for the night is coming, Work through (Anna L. Coghill)
- Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours (Anna L. Coghill)
- Work, for the night is coming, Work thru (Anna L. Coghill)
- Working Day (Lady Bell)
- Working on de Railroad (Anon.)
- Working Together (Edna M. Shaw)
- Work on a Dream (Richard Holmes)
- Work on the Railroad (Railroad work song)
- Work on the railroad, work all the day (Railroad work song)
- Work, Saints, Work! (Hugh Knough)
- Work Song (Anna L. Coghill)
- Work, Watch and Pray (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Work, watch and pray, the passing hour improving (Fanny J. Crosby)
- Work when you work (Anna M. Pratt)
- Work when you work, Play when you play (Anna M. Pratt)
- Work, Work, Work
- World Anthem (Josephine Daskam Bacon)
- World Around Us, Sky Above Us (Jean E. Garriott)
- World Builders (Helen Harrington)
- Worldly cares a moment (David H. Smith)
- Worldly cares a moment leave us (David H. Smith)
- Worship (James Montgomery)
- Worship
- Worship Christ, the Risen King (Jack W. Hayford)
- Worship Him (Leslie Parker Barnes)
- Worship Him. Worship Him (Leslie Parker Barnes)
- Worship, honor, glory, blessing (Edward Osler)
- Worship, honor, glory, blessing, Lord, we offer to thy name (Edward Osler)
- Worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness (John S. Monsell)
- Worship the newborn King (Claire Cloninger)
- Worth Our While (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Worthy Is Christ
- Worthy is Christ, the Lamb who was slain (John W. Arthur)
- Worthy Is the Lamb (George Frideric Handel; Charles Jennens)
- Worthy Is the Lamb (Bruce T. Forbes)
- Worthy Is the Lamb (Don Wyrtzen)
- Worthy Is the Lamb (Darlene Zschech)
- Worthy is the Lamb that was slain (Don Wyrtzen)
- Worthy is the Lamb! Who marks each heart and mind (Bruce T. Forbes)
- Worthy of Worship (Terry W. York)
- Worthy of worship, worthy of praise (Terry W. York)
- Worthy the Lamb That Was Slain (Don Moen)
- Worthy to Enter (Clive Romney)
- Worthy to enter the House of the Lord (Clive Romney)
- Worthy to Serve (Jenny Phillips)
- Worthy to Stand (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- Worthy, You Are Worthy (Don Moen)
- Wotanin waste nahon po (John B. Renville)
- Would I Know My Savior? (Sally DeFord)
- Would I know my Savior wrapped in swaddling bands (Sally DeFord)
- Would I Know You Now?
- Would Jesus have the sinner die? (Charles Wesley)
- Would that my songs had wings, dear
- Would you be free from the burden of sin? (Lewis E. Jones)
- Would you be free from the [your] burden of sin (Lewis E. Jones)
- Would you be free from your burden of sin? (Lewis E. Jones)
- Would you be redeemed from every inborn [inbred] sin (R. F. Reynolds)
- Would you be sanctified, Noble and true (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Would you be sanctified, noble and true, Worthy (Joseph L. Townsend)
- Would You Bless Our Homes (Walter H. Farquharson)
- Would You Bless Our Homes and Families (Walter H. Farquharson)
- Would you bless our homes and fam’lies (Walter H. Farquharson)
- Would You Dare (Amy Martin)
- Would you dare to face the Saviour (Amy Martin)
- Would you know the warning signs (David H. Smith)
- Would you know the warning signs That before us shall appear (David H. Smith)
- Would you like to go back to home sweet home? (Ernest R. Ball)
- Would you like to have a secret whispered (Ruth H. Chadwick)
- Would You Like To Hear? (Anon.)
- Would you like to swing on a star? (Jimmy Van Heusen; Johnny Burke)
- Would you like your muscles big and strong? (Miriam H. Kirkell)
- Would you live for Jesus, and be always pure and good? (Cyrus S. Nusbaum)
- Wounded for Me (W. G. Ovens; Gladys Westcott Roberts)
- Wounded for me, wounded for me (W. G. Ovens; Gladys Westcott Roberts)
- Woza nomthwalo wakho (South African song)
- Woza nomthwalo wakho; woza nomthwalo (South African song)
- Wreathing The Laurel (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- Wrens and Robins in the Hedge (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Wrens and robins in the hedge, Wrens (Christina G. Rossetti)
- Wrestling Jacob (Charles Wesley)
- Write a name, a woman’s name (Laurie A. Huffman)
- Write These Words in Our Hearts
- Write the soldier boy a letter (Ruth May Fox)
- Write the soldier boy a letter, where so ever he (Ruth May Fox)
- Write Thy Name Upon My Heart (Sally DeFord)
- Write Thy Will Upon My Heart (Janice Kapp Perry)
- Written after a Conversation with a Sister on the Future Rest of the Saints (Hannah T. King)
- Written by Request, for the Polysophical (Hannah T. King)
- Written in Prison (Parley P. Pratt)
- Written One Year after I became a Latter-day Saint (Hannah T. King)
- Wśród nocnej ciszy (Anon.)
- Wykagyl Amen (Philip James)
- Wyoming (Charles E. Winter)
- Wyoming, Wyoming! Land of the sunlight clear! (Charles E. Winter)
- W Żlobie leży ktόż pobieży (Polish carol; Piotrowi Skardze)
Texts that were first published before 1931, or published before 1964 and not renewed, are marked with , meaning that the original text is in the public domain (note that tunes, arrangements, translations, and additional verses associated with these texts may not necessarily be in public domain).