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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- Yachne Dvoshe went to town with a step (Yiddish Purim song)
- Y’a du roulis, y’a du tangage
- Ya ha e hiya Ya ha e hiya (American Indian song)
- Yah hoo, Yah hoo hey! (Chinese chantey)
- Yahweh’s people dance for joy (Daniel L. Schutte)
- Ya me voy para el Laredo (Mexican folk song)
- Yangtze Boatmen’s Chantey (Chinese chantey)
- Yankee Clipper
- Yankee Doodle (Schamburg)
- Yankee Doodle is the tune some Yankee chap invented
- Yankee Doodle-oodle! (Richard D. Ware)
- Yankee Doodle went to town, Upon a little (Schamburg)
- Ya no me cantes cigarra (Raymundo Pérez y Soto)
- Yaraví (Peruvian folk song)
- Ya Se Ha Abierto el Cielo (Federico J. Pagura)
- Ya se ha abierto el cielo de un mundo (Federico J. Pagura)
- Y así vemos el gran llamamiento para que trabajemos (Alma 15:51–54, 58–59, 62 (RLDS))
- Ya suena la trompeta (Joel Morales)
- Ya suenan las campanas con gran felicidad (Rubén Carámbula)
- Ya venimos, cual hermanos (Merrill N. Hutchinson)
- Ya venimos, cual hermanos, a la cena del Señor (Merrill N. Hutchinson)
- Ya viene el alba (California folk song)
- Ya viene el alba, Rompiendo el día (California folk song)
- Ya Viene el Niñito, Jugando Entre Flores (Traditional Andean carol)
- Yawning in the Morning (Anon.)
- Yawning in the morning, when the rising bell has rung (Anon.)
- Yawnin’ in the mornin’ (Old Scottish song)
- Yaw-nin’ in the Mornin’ (Old Scottish song)
- Yaw-nin’ in the mornin’, When (Old Scottish song)
- Yay yay wee yay yay wee yay yah hah
- Y dirá el Rey a los que estén a su derecha (Matthew 25:34–40 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Y dyddiau cyn y diluw (John S. Davis)
- Yeah, the world is so much different (Nik Day)
- Ye angels, who stand round the throne (Maria de Fleury)
- Year by Year (Brian Wren)
- Ye Are the Light (Matthew 5:14–16 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Ye are the temples, Jesus hath spoken (Lelia N. Morris)
- Yearnings (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- Years are coming, speed them onward! (Adin Ballou)
- Years I spent in vanity and pride (William R. Newell)
- Years Of Peace (Adin Ballou)
- Year upon year rolls down the stream of time (Hannah T. King)
- Yea, the heart must be proven with sorrow (Emmeline B. Wells)
- “Yea, the Lord is my shepherd” sang David (Lula Greene Richards)
- Yea, tho’ I walk thro’ the valley of the shadow of death (Psalm 23; Arthur Sullivan)
- Yea, Though I Walk (Psalm 23; Arthur Sullivan)
- Ye Banks and Braes O’ Bonnie Doon (Robert Burns)
- Ye banks and braes of bonnie Doon (Robert Burns)
- Ye Children of Our God (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye children of our God, ye saints of latter-days (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye children of our God, Ye Saints of latter days (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye children of the latter days, Come join in songs
- Ye children of Zion come sing and rejoice (Amos Clarke)
- Ye Chosen Twelve (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye Chosen Twelve, To You are Given (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye chosen Twelve, to you are given The keys of this (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye chosen Twelve, to you are giv’n (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye Christian Heralds! (Bourne H. Draper)
- Ye Christian heralds, go proclaim (Bourne H. Draper)
- Ye country maidens, gather dew, While yet (Alexander Boswell)
- Ye differing, jarring sects attend (William Clegg)
- Ye differing, jar[r]ing sects attend, The voice of (William Clegg)
- Ye diff’ring jarring sects attend (William Clegg)
- Ye dying sons of men (James Boden)
- Ye Elders of Israel (Cyrus H. Wheelock)
- Ye Elders of Israel, come join now with me (Cyrus H. Wheelock)
- Ye fearful saints, march on
- Ye Gentile nations, cease your strife (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye gloomy scenes, far hence!—intrude no more! (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye guides of our youth we welcome you here
- Ye halls that rise, a firm foundation lies (Evan Stephens)
- Ye have come again, sweet days of pleasure (Evan Stephens)
- Ye have known his love (Sally DeFord)
- Ye heavens attend! Let all the earth give ear! (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye heav’ns attend! (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye heav’ns attend! Let all the earth give ear! (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye Heavy Laden (Helen Harrington)
- Ye heralds of Jesus, go forth in his name
- Ye heralds of the gospel go
- Ye heralds sound the gospel trump (John A. Granade; Edward Partridge)
- Ye heralds sound the gospel trump To earth’s remotest bound (John A. Granade; Edward Partridge)
- Ye holy angels bright (Richard Baxter)
- Ye humble souls that seek the Lord (Philip Doddridge)
- Ye humble souls that seek the Lord, Chase all your fears away (Philip Doddridge)
- Ye living saints, behold (David H. Smith)
- Ye living saints, behold Your Lord descend the sky! (David H. Smith)
- Yellow canary is trying his wings; Here he flies (Emilie Poulsson)
- Yellowed with years, and musty (Gladys Stewart Bennion)
- Yellow Primrose (Annie M. C. Ostrander)
- Yellow rosemary, golden flower of the meadow (Brazilian song)
- Ye maids of Helston gather dew (Alexander Boswell)
- Ye Merry Birds (Elsie Duncan Yale)
- Ye merry birds on pinions light (Elsie Duncan Yale)
- Ye merry birds on pinions light, Thro’ sunny skies (Elsie Duncan Yale)
- Ye merry birds, ye merry birds, Your song is sweet (Ida H. White)
- Ye Must Be Born Again (William T. Sleeper)
- Ye nations all, on you I call, come near
- Ye nations of the earth, attend (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye nations of the earth, attend, Let kings and princes hear (Parley P. Pratt)
- Y en ningún otro hay salvación (Acts 4:12)
- Yeo-ho, yeo-ho and we’ll haul, aye (Sea chantey)
- Ye people all give ear, be in time, be in time (John Lyon)
- Ye ransom’d of our God (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye ransom’d of the Lord (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye ransom’d sinners hear (Charles Wesley; B. F. Baker)
- Ye ransomed of our God (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye ransomed of our God, To Zion now return (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye ransomed of the Lord (Parley P. Pratt)
- Ye Saints, awake your lays! (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye Saints, draw near to Zion’s King (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye Saints in Zion, praise the Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye Saints of God, arise and flee (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye saints of God rejoice and sing (R. C. Evans)
- Ye Saints throughout the earth, rejoice! (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye Saints throughout the mountains (Charles L. Walker)
- Ye Saints who dwell on Europe’s shore (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- Ye Saints who dwell on Europe’s shore (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye Saints who dwell on Europe’s shore, Let not (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye Saints who dwell on Europe’s shore, Prepare (John Daniel Thompson McAllister; Lucile C. Reading)
- Ye Saints, Who Know the Work of God (Marcus L. Smith)
- Ye saints, your music bring (Andrew Reed)
- Ye saints, your music bring, Attuned to sweetest sound (Andrew Reed)
- Ye Servants of God (Charles Wesley)
- Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- Ye servants of the Lord (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye servants of the Lord (Philip Doddridge)
- Ye servants of the Lord, Each in his office wait (Philip Doddridge)
- Ye servants of the Lord, His message now obey (Joel H. Johnson)
- Ye servants that so many prophets foretold (William W. Phelps)
- Yes, fading, still fading (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, God is my Father, and always does right (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, God Is Real (Kenneth Morris)
- Ye shall dwell in the Land (William Chatterton Dix)
- Ye shall dwell in the land that I gave to your (William Chatterton Dix)
- Ye Shall Have a Song (Randall Thompson)
- Yes, I’ll sing the wondrous story (Francis H. Rowley)
- Yes I love thee, and thy holy name (W. L.)
- Yes, I’m a Lamanite (Richard L. Luna)
- Yes, I’m a Lamanite! a true blue blooded Lamanite! (Richard L. Luna)
- Yes Immortality: That bosom word (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye simple souls, that stray (Charles Wesley)
- Ye Simple Souls Who Stray (Charles Wesley)
- Ye simple souls who stray, Far from (Charles Wesley)
- Ye simple souls who stray Far from the path (Charles Wesley)
- Ye simple souls who stray Far from the path of (Charles Wesley)
- Ye simple souls who stray, Far from the paths of truth (Charles Wesley)
- Yes, in the fertile mead (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, in the gale that sweeps along (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, in the morn of life (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes! in truth, the day is breaking
- Yes, it surely seems a crime (Ada Wootton)
- Yes, Jesus loves me (Anna Warner)
- Yes, Jesus suffered shame for me (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes; Joseph, as a mortal man (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, Lord (Charles H. Mason)
- Yes, Lord, Yes (Lynn Keesecker)
- “Yes, Lord! Yes, Lord!” (Sandra Crouch)
- Ye Slumbering Nations
- Ye slumbering nations who have slept a long night
- Ye slumbering nations who’ve slept a long night
- Ye slumbering nations, who’ve slept a long night, Without revelation or heavenly light
- Yes, many years have took their flight (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes—mighty Jesus! thou shalt reign (Henry Moore)
- Yes, my darling ever kind (Charles W. Stayner)
- Yes My Dear, I Truly Love You (Mark Nichols)
- Yes, my native land (Samuel F. Smith)
- Yes, my native land, I love thee (Samuel F. Smith)
- Yes, my native land, I love thee, All thy scenes I love them well (Samuel F. Smith)
- Ye Sons and Daughters of Benevolence (Eliza R. Snow)
- Ye sons and daughters of the King (V. G. G. T.)
- Ye sons of France, awake to glory! (Anon.)
- Ye sons of Freedom, wake to glory! (Anon.)
- Ye sons of Israel arise (John Lyon)
- Ye sons of men, a feeble race (Isaac Watts)
- Ye sons of men, behold from far, And hail (Charles Wesley)
- Ye Sons of Utah Pioneers (Robert Addison Richey; Mildred Maier Richey)
- Ye sons of Utah Pioneers, A mighty people (Robert Addison Richey; Mildred Maier Richey)
- Ye sons of Utah Pioneers A mighty people we hall be (Robert Addison Richey; Mildred Maier Richey)
- Yes, prayer is sweet in every hall (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, prayer is sweet in ev’ry hall (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yesterday (Mark Randy)
- Yesterday he died for me (Jack Wyrtzen)
- Yesterday I Experienced (Elfriede Schossig)
- Yesterday I met a bee Toiling in the meadow (German song)
- Yesterday I met upon the way (Joseph Domergue)
- Yesterday I met upon the way The three great Kings (Joseph Domergue)
- Yesterday is past, this we can’t redeem (Mark Randy)
- Yesterday it snowed And all the still brown earth (Afton Clegg)
- Yesterday I walked through browning fields (Sylvia Probst)
- Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Jack Wyrtzen)
- Yesterday, Today, Forever (Albert B. Simpson)
- Yesterday, Today, Forever (Albert Simpson)
- Yesterday, today, forever, Jesus is the same (Albert B. Simpson)
- Yes! the Redeemer rose (Philip Doddridge)
- Yes, the Redeemer rose! The Savior (Philip Doddridge)
- Yes! the Redeemer rose, The Savior left the dead (Philip Doddridge)
- Yes; this is my object and aim (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yes, thou art gone! and I will shed no tear (Hannah T. King)
- Yes, thou art gone and I will weep no more (Hannah T. King)
- Yes; to my cot came reaper Death (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yesu alisema / Jesus gave his mandate (Howard S. Olson)
- Yesu azali awa (Congolese folk hymn)
- Yesu azali awa / Jesus Christ is with us / Jezus Christus is bij ons / 예수 우리와 함께 / Jaso Quito kah lahn dee day (Congolese folk hymn)
- Ye subjects of the Lord, proclaim (Philip Doddridge)
- Yesu, Yesu, Fill Us with Your Love (Tom Colvin)
- Yesu, Yesu, Fill Us with Your Love (Tom Colvin)
- Yes, we feel the clouds are breaking (Thomas W. Smith)
- Yes, we feel the clouds are breaking, And the light begins to shine (Thomas W. Smith)
- Yes, we hear the Lord is coming (Thomas W. Smith)
- Yes, we hear the Lord is coming, To take his dear ones home (Thomas W. Smith)
- Yes, we’ll gather at the river (Robert Lowry)
- Yes, we’ll rally ’round the flag, boys (George F. Root)
- Yes, we love this country (Björnstjerne Björnson)
- Yes! we trust the day is breaking (Thomas Kelly)
- Yes! we trust the day is breaking; Joyful times are near at hand (Thomas Kelly)
- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes Lord (Charles H. Mason)
- Yes, You Alone (Friedrich Radichel)
- Yes, Zion has awoke at length (Joel H. Johnson)
- Yet in Beauty (Ruth Benson Lehenbauer)
- Yet There Is Room (Horatius Bonar)
- “Yet there is room!” The Lamb’s bright hall of song (Horatius Bonar)
- Yet thy music charms our ears (William Edward Hartpole Lecky)
- Ye virgin souls, arise (Charles Wesley)
- Ye virgin souls arise! With all the dead awake (Charles Wesley)
- Ye Wandering Nations, Now Give Ear (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye Wand’ring Nations (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye wand’ring nations, now give ear (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye watchers and ye holy ones (John A. L. Riley)
- Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones
- Ye watchers and ye holy ones, Bright (John A. L. Riley)
- Ye watchers and ye holy ones, Bright seraphs (John A. L. Riley)
- Ye who are call’d to labor (Mary Judd Page)
- Ye who are call’d to labor and minister for God (Mary Judd Page)
- Ye who are call’d to labour and minister for God (Mary Judd Page)
- Ye Who Are Called to Labor (Mary Judd Page)
- Ye who are called to labor and minister for God (Mary Judd Page)
- Ye who are troubled and burdened by sin (Haldor Lillenas)
- Ye who claim the faith of Jesus (F. Bland Tucker; Vincent Stucky Stratton Coles)
- Ye who desire to be called his people (Illa Mae Richardson)
- Ye, who in his courts are found (Rowland Hill)
- Ye, who in his courts are found List’ning to the joyful sound (Rowland Hill)
- Ye who would brave the bounding billow (Orson F. Whitney)
- Ye wise; know, all power presumes (William W. Phelps)
- Ye Wondering Nations (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye wondering nations, now give ear (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye wond’ring nations, now give ear (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye wond’ring nations, now give ear Unto the angel’s cry (Sacred Hymns, Manchester, 1840)
- Ye would that I return, and face our foe (Evan Stephens)
- Y Genadwri (Jonathan J. Thomas)
- Y’heave ho! my lads, the wind blows free (James Frederick Swift)
- Yibone hamikdosh (David A. Zabriskie)
- Yield not to temptaion (Horatio R. Palmer)
- Yield Not to Temptation (Horatio R. Palmer)
- Yield not to temptation, For yielding is sin (Horatio R. Palmer)
- Yield to me now, for I am weak (Charles Wesley)
- Yield to me now, for I am weak, And trembling too with self-despair (Charles Wesley)
- Yigdal Elohim Chai (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
- Yigdal Elohim chai / The God of Abraham praise (Moses Maimonides; Daniel ben Judah; Thomas Olivers)
- Yippy-yi-ay Yippy-yi-o Away on our ponies (Moiselle Renstrom)
- Ylös Suomen poiat nuoret (Julius Leopold Fredrik Krohn)
- Ymddyddan rhwng y parchedig a’r bachgenyn (John S. Davis)
- Yodel-ay-ee-hoo, Yodel-ay-ee-hoo, This is
- Yodeler Boy
- Yodelling Song (Austrian folk song)
- Yo, Heave Ho! (Harvey Worthington Loomis)
- Yo, heave, ho, yo, heave, ho (Russian folk song)
- Yo-heave-ho! Yo-heave-ho! All together (Russian folk song)
- Yo! heave ho! Yo! heave ho! Toil on (Russian folk song)
- Yo ho ho, Anybody home?
- Yo-ho! We sing a hero bold. Sing, sailor (Norwegian folk song)
- Yo Ho! Yo Ho! (Wilhelmina Seegmiller)
- Yo Intentaré Ser la Roca de la Fe (Pedro Landeros)
- Yo intentaré ser la roca de la fe, Porque (Pedro Landeros)
- Yo le alabo de corazón
- Yo le alabo de corazón, yo le alabo con mi voz
- Yoma (Eastern European folk song)
- Yoma, Yoma, sing me a song and tell me (Eastern European folk song)
- Yo No He Visto a Mi Padre Celestial (Carmelia de la Paz)
- Yon Tow’ring Peak
- Yon tow’ring peak that points to heaven
- Yon Yonson
- Yoo Hoo
- Yo Quiero Estar Cerca de Ti, Señor
- Yo quiero estar cerca de Ti, Señor. Quiero
- Yo Quiero Estar con Mi Señor (Rubén Landeros)
- Yo quiero estar con mi Señor En ese reino (Rubén Landeros)
- Yo Quiero Obedecerte, Jesús
- Yo quiero obedecerte, Jesús, mi Salvador
- Yo Quiero Ser (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser / Ik wil graag zijn (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser / I Want to Be (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser / I want to be / Je désire être (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser, Señor amante / Ik wil graag zijn, mijn dierb’re Heiland / I want to be, my loving Savior / Je désire être, ô Dieu plein d’amour (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser, Señor amante / I want to be, my loving Savior (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero ser, Señor amante / Je désire être, ô Dieu plein d’amour / I want to be, my loving Savior (Latin American song)
- Yo quiero una Navidad para todos iguales (Alba Colombo; Mabel Colombo)
- Yo San (Eleanor Alletta Chaffee)
- Yo soy el camino, la verdad y la vida (John 14:6–16; John 16:13 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Yo soy el Señor. No he cambiado (Malachi 3:6–10 (Dios Habla Hoy))
- Yo tengo gozo en mi alma
- Yo tengo gozo en mi alma, gozo en mi alma
- Yo tengo un amigo que me ama
- Yo tengo un amigo que me ama, me ama, me ama
- Yo Te Ofrezco, Señor, Hoy Mi Vida (Rubén Landeros)
- Yo te ofrezco, Señor, hoy mi vida; Dedicarla (Rubén Landeros)
- You Already Know It (Nik Day; Brandon Casper)
- You Anoint My Head
- You anoint my head with oil
- You Are a Child of Mine (Mark Mitchell Schultz; Christopher Eaton)
- You are a gold lock, I am a gold key
- You Are Always There (Jenny Phillips)
- You are an overcomer (Nik Day; McKenna Hixson)
- “You are a stranger in this pasture” (Minnie Bell Boyd)
- You are beautiful beyond description (Mark Altrogge)
- You Are Before Me, Lord (Ian Pitt-Watson)
- You are before me, Lord, you are behind (Ian Pitt-Watson)
- You Are Called (Nik Day)
- You Are Called to Tell the Story (Ruth Duck)
- You Are Crowned with Many Crowns (John Sellers)
- You are God (International Consultation on English Texts)
- You Are God; We Praise You (International Consultation on English Texts)
- You Are Good (Israel Houghton)
- You Are Holy (Tammi Rhoton; Marc Imboden)
- You Are Holy (Per Harling)
- You are holy, You are mighty (Tammi Rhoton; Marc Imboden)
- You are holy, you are whole / Eres santo, eres Dios (Per Harling)
- You are indeed my rock and my fortress
- You Are Like a Lovely Flower (Heinrich Heine)
- You are Lord of creation and Lord of my life (Twila Paris)
- You Are Loved (Tawgs Salter)
- You are love, You are life (Robert Lawson; Babbie Mason)
- You Are Mine (David Haas)
- You Are My All in All (Dennis L. Jernigan)
- You Are My God (Macon Delavan)
- You are my God, you are good! (Helga Poppe)
- You are my God, you are my King (Macon Delavan)
- You Are My Hiding Place (Michael Ledner)
- You are my hiding place, You always (Michael Ledner)
- You Are My Joy (Hannelore Hardan)
- You Are My King (Billy James Foote)
- You Are My Miracle
- You Are My Refuge, Faithful God (David Gambrell)
- You Are My Strength When I Am Weak (Dennis L. Jernigan)
- You are my supply, my breath of life (Chris Tomlin; Louie Giglio)
- You are not what you were, Robin (Charlotte Alington Pye Barnard)
- You Are Our God; We Are Your People (David A. Hoekema)
- You Are Salt for the Earth, O People (Marty Haugen)
- You Are So Like a Flower (Heinrich Heine)
- You are so like a flower, So beautiful and kind (Heinrich Heine)
- You are the Christ, O Lord (William Walsham How)
- You are the King of Israel (Theodulph of Orleans)
- You Are the Lord, Giver of Mercy! (Liturgical text)
- You are the potter; I am the clay (Eddie Espinosa)
- You Are the Reason My Heart Has a Song (Michael McLean; Chris Harding; Brian Blosil)
- You Are the Reason Why (Clive Romney)
- You are the Rock of my salvation (Teresa Muller)
- You Are the Seed (Cesareo Gabaraín)
- You are the sun that rises (Nik Day)
- You Are the Way (George W. Doane)
- You Are the Way; through You Alone (George W. Doane)
- You are the way; to you alone (George W. Doane)
- You ask for a prize, the most precious I know (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- You ask me now to speak of her, The one (Ellis Reynolds Shipp)
- You ask me where my burden went (Arlene L. Buffington)
- You ask what makes this darkey weep (Thomas Sloan Jr.)
- You Belong to Christ
- You Belong to My Heart (Agustín Lara)
- You bring the bricks and we’ll bring the sand
- You bring your friend I’ll bring mine
- You call, my Fatherland (Traditional Swiss anthem)
- You Call Us, Lord (Jane Marshall)
- You call us, Lord, to be (Jane Marshall)
- You Can Believe in Christ (Jeff Goodrich)
- You Can Change (Lowell Alexander; Tyler Castleton)
- You can climb this mountain (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon; Scott Krippayne)
- You can create an atmosphere (Sherrie Johnson)
- You can hum a gay tune, Close your lips (Josephine Wolverton)
- You Can Make It (Michael McLean; Judd Maher)
- You Can Make the Pathway Bright (Helen Silcott Dungan)
- You can make the pathway bright, Fill the soul (Helen Silcott Dungan)
- You can make the pathway bright, Fill the soul with (Helen Silcott Dungan)
- You Can Smile (Alfred H. Ackley)
- You can smile at everyone you pass (Nik Day)
- You Can’t Beat God Giving (Doris Akers)
- You Can’t Beat God Giving (D. A.)
- You Can’t Fall Any Lower (Arno Pötzsch)
- You Can’t Hide Forever (Michael McLean; John Batdorf)
- You come to a country rich with corn (Dora Read Goodale)
- You could turn down that part (Peter Breinholt; Rebecca Breinholt)
- You dance over me (Jared Anderson)
- You’d better believe she is pretty
- You, Dear Lord
- You did not give me every answer (Greg Simpson)
- You did not wait for me to draw near to You (Mark Altrogge)
- You do not have to travel far (Mabel Jones Gabbott; Dorothy Hebertson)
- You don’t have to push a handcart (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- You don’t have to push a handcart, Leave (Ruth Muir Gardner)
- You Don’t Have to Walk the Plains (Dean Kaelin; Susan Kaelin; Kenneth Cope)
- You don’t say the words (Tyler Castleton; Russ Dixon)
- You Feed Us, Gentle Savior (Steve Garnaas-Holmes)
- You friendly Earth! how far do you go (William Brighty Rands)
- You Gentlemen of England (Martyn Parker)
- You Gentlemen of England That live (Martyn Parker)
- You get aboard a leaky boat, and sail
- You give me a kiss. You give me a hug (Nonie N. Sorensen)
- You got a gal and I got none (Folk song)
- You got a gal and I got none, Li’l Liza Jane (Folk song)
- You got people calling names (Nik Day; Lillian Hepler)
- You Have Called Me (David L. Edwards)
- You have called me from my hiding place (David L. Edwards)
- You Have Called Me, Lord, to You (Otmar Schulz)
- You Have Called Us, Lord (Kurt Rommel)
- You Have Come Down to the Lakeshore (Cesáreo Gabaráin)
- You Have Come Down to the Lakeshore / Tú has venido a la orilla (Cesáreo Gabaráin)
- You have come, you have come to the Valley once more (Eliza R. Snow)
- You have felt the warmth of the fire (Tyler Castleton; Jenny Phillips)
- You have found a seclusion (Eliza R. Snow)
- You have found a seclusion, a lone solitude (Eliza R. Snow)
- You Have Given Us Your World (Rolf Krenzer)
- You have left us your portrait (Eliza R. Snow)
- You have left us your portrait, a product of art (Eliza R. Snow)
- You have longed for sweet peace (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- You have longed for sweet peace, and for faith to increase (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- You have longed [looked] for sweet peace (Elisha A. Hoffman)
- You have one true lover (Charles E. Richardson)
- You Have Put On Christ
- You Have Put On Christ (International Commission on English in the Liturgy)
- You Have Two Eyes (Sissel Castberg)
- You hear about those missionaries (Nik Day)
- You hear a melody stir in your heart (Tyler Castleton; Wayne Burton)
- You hear a voice inside your soul (Nik Day)
- You heard of Joseph’s vision (Lynne Perry Christofferson)
- You hoo, Mary, please come over to play
- You Invite Me to the Table (Peter Dijkstra; Hans Maat)
- You Know I Believe in You (Michael McLean)
- You Know Me (Connor Austin)
- You know my words before they’re said (Laurie Zelman)
- You know that feeling (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- You Know Who I Am
- You know you’re on the road (Scott Krippayne; Tyler Castleton)
- You Little Sunshine (Anna Virgin)
- You lived. You died. You said in three days You would rise (Paul Baloche)
- You’ll Be There (Randy Thorderson)
- You’ll find it’s hard to know (Kenneth Cope)
- You’ll hear the trumpet sound (African-American spiritual)
- You’ll Never Run Out of Love (Nik Day)
- You’ll Never Walk Alone (Oscar Hammerstein II)
- You’ll rue it my boy, now mind what I say (C. T. Lockwood)
- You look-a to the East, and you look-a to the West (Anon.)
- You look into your father’s eyes (Nik Day; Davis Handley)
- You, Lord, Are Both Lamb and Shepherd (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- You, Lord, we praise in songs of celebration (Russell Schulz-Widmar; Martin Luther)
- You lovely, bright star, You shine from afar (Hoffman von Fallersleben)
- You made your choice (Nik Day)
- You made your choice. It’s set (Nik Day)
- You may build great cathedrals large or small (Raymond Rasberry)
- You May Have the Joy-bells (J. Edward Ruark)
- You may have the joy-bells ringing in your heart (J. Edward Ruark)
- You May Sing of the Beauty (William Hunter)
- You may sing of the beauty of mountain and dale (William Hunter)
- You may wander far away from me (Evan Stephens)
- You may wear a kilt or kimono (Annette W. Dickman)
- You Melt the Madness (Steve Siler; Lowell Alexander)
- You might think that no one’s been through (Tyler Castleton)
- You might think that no-one’s been through (Tyler Castleton)
- You moved on the waters (James K. Manley)
- You moved on the waters, you called to the deep (James K. Manley)
- You Move Me (Gordon Kennedy; Pierce Pettis)
- You Must Believe There Are Miracles (Michael McLean)
- You must not be scared, little Sister, nor cry (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- You Must Open the Door (Ina Duley Ogdon)
- You, my beloved, once an alien (Alexander Campbell)
- You my friend, a stranger once (David L. Edwards; Alexander Campbell)
- Youn disip Jézu Kris (Rigaud Clervil)
- Youn disip Jézu Kris té ouè gran vizion sa (Rigaud Clervil)
- You never know with a doorbell (Rachel Field)
- You Never Miss The Water (Harry Linn)
- Young Abraham left home one day
- Young and aged, short and tall (Benjamin C. Unseld)
- Younger and so unsure (Kenneth Cope)
- Youngest Captain (Alberto Augusto Martins)
- Young Frogs
- Young Hopeful (Abbie Farwell Brown)
- Young Jack was a hardy Highlander free (David Stevens)
- Young Joseph (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Young Joseph saw the Father and the Son (Penelope Moody Allen)
- Young Joseph Smith was deep in thought (Paula B. Winfree)
- Young lambs to sell! Young lambs to sell! (Nursery rhyme)
- Young Man Who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn (Traditional)
- Young Marianne went to the mill with grain (French Canadian folk song)
- Young Mary Lived in Nazareth (Rae E. Whitney)
- Young Men of Zion (David T. Warner)
- Young men of Zion, all who bear (David T. Warner)
- Young Mozart
- Young Rory O’Moore courted Kathaleen Bawn (Samuel Lover)
- Young Woman With a Cane (Norwegian folk song)
- Young woman with a cane Lives up (Norwegian folk song)
- Young women of these latter days (Carolyn J. Rasmus)
- You, of the Faithful, Eternal Head (Juan Buatista Cabrera)
- You, O God, are my hope, my trust
- You, O God, have not forsaken those who seek you
- You, O Lord, Are a Shield About Me (Donn Thomas; Charles Williams)
- You ought to see our pretty town (Ella D. Watkins)
- You Overcome Death (Peter O. Thomassen)
- Youpe! Youpe! (Canadian folk song)
- You probably heard a voice in your heart (Margrethe Munthe)
- You Raise Me Up (Brendan Graham; Rolf Lovland)
- You rake the maple leaves, I’ll rake the oak (Christine Turner Curtis)
- Your attention, O, ye people
- Your Cause Be Mine (Bryan J. Leech)
- Your Cause Be Mine, Great Lord Divine (Bryan J. Leech)
- Your dark eyes will dance As around (Lilla Belle Pitts)
- You’re a Friend of Mine (Anon.)
- You’re all the world to me, Lovely and fair (Mark Nichols)
- You’re ashamed (Nik Day; Grayson O’Very)
- You’re a son or daughter (Nik Day; Mitch Bandley)
- You’re caught in a limbo (Nik Day; Helga Camín)
- You’re fading fast, you’re feeling (Tyler Castleton; Staci Peters)
- You’re going into the world, my boy (Armour T. Irwin)
- You’re my brother, you’re my sister (Russ Taff; Tori Taff)
- You’re My Friend
- You’re My Lord (Richard Holmes)
- You’re my Lord, You’re my dearest Friend (Richard Holmes)
- Your Endless Love, Your Mighty Acts (Martin E. Leckebusch)
- Your enemies rise up in tumult (The Iona Community)
- You’re Not Alone (Michael McLean)
- You’re Not Your Mistakes (Nik Day)
- You’re not your mistakes. It’s just (Nik Day)
- You’re past the hey-dey term of life (Hannah T. King)
- You’re so very dear to my heart, you’re (Joyce Sanders; Sandra Madsen)
- You’re starting my boy on the journey of life (Evan Stephens)
- You’re Still My Love (Mark Nichols)
- You’re the God of this city (McCann; Kernaghan; Boyd; Jordan; Comfort; Bleakley)
- You’re the Word of God the Father (Keith Getty; Stuart Townend)
- You’re Worthy of My Praise (David Ruis)
- Your Eyes Are Crying (Carl Wilhelm Ramler; Johann Rist)
- Your face, Lord, do I seek
- Your Faithfulness, O Lord, Is Sure (Joy F. Patterson)
- Your Father’s Child (Kenneth Cope)
- Your Grace and Mercy (Franklin Williams)
- Your grace and mercy brought me through (Franklin Williams)
- Your Grace Is Enough (Thomas O. Chisholm)
- Your Hand, O Lord, in Days of Old (Edward H. Plumptre)
- Your Happy Birthday (Charlene A. Newell)
- Your Heart, O God, Is Grieved (Jiří Třanovský)
- Your Heart, O God, Is Grieved (Jiřī Tranovský)
- Your home must be founded (Jacob Paulli)
- Your Jubilant People (George P. Simmonds)
- Your Kingdom Come! (Margaret R. Seebach)
- Your Kingdom Come, O Father (Ernest Edwin Ryden; Kauko-Veikko Tamminen)
- Your kingdom come! O Father, hear our prayer (Margaret R. Seebach)
- Your kingdom come, O Father, To earth’s (Ernest Edwin Ryden; Kauko-Veikko Tamminen)
- Your kingdom come / Vénga nos tu reino (Carlos Rosas)
- Your Kingdom, O God, Is My Glorious Treasure (David W. Rogner)
- Your Laugh (Margaret Whitehead Young)
- Your Law, O Lord, Is Perfect (Keith Landis)
- Your Light (Stephanie Smith Mabey)
- Your Little Ones, Dear Lord (Hans A. Brorson)
- Your little ones, dear Lord, are we (Hans A. Brorson)
- Your love is amazing (Brenton Brown; Brian Doerksen)
- Your love is amazing, steady and unchanging (Brenton Brown; Brian Doerksen)
- Your Love, O God (Fred Kaan)
- Your Love, O God, Has Called Us (Russell Schulz-Widmar)
- Your love, O God, has called us here (Russell Schulz-Widmar)
- Your love, O God, is broad (Anders Frostenson)
- Your love, O God, is broad like beach and meadow (Fred Kaan)
- Your Lover (Charles E. Richardson)
- Your Love Reminds Me (Nik Day)
- Your Melody (Alysha Bennett; Brittney Bennett; Oba Bonner)
- Your mercy and love have been from old
- Your Mercy and Your Justice (Martin Tel)
- Your Mercy Flows (Wes Sutton)
- Your mercy flows upon us like a river (Wes Sutton)
- Your Mission (Ellen M. H. Gates)
- Your muse has left you! Let her not depart! (Hannah T. King)
- Your Name (Paul Baloche; Glenn Packiam)
- Your Only Son (Twila Paris)
- Your only Son, no sin to hide (Twila Paris)
- Your peace within us, Lord, will stand (Emily Brink; Anne Emile Zaki; Manal Samir)
- Your Pearl of Great Price (Carol Biggs Daniels)
- Your Portrait (Eliza R. Snow)
- Your Powerful Voice (Elida G. Falcon)
- Your Presence (Ashley Hess)
- Your roses may have thorns (Haldor Lillenas)
- Your salvation is in the presence of all peoples
- Yours as we stand at the table you set (Joe Wise)
- Your Savior Lives (Ignaz von Wessenberg; Anon.)
- Your Servant Comes This Hour (Constance Cherry)
- Yours, Lord, Is the Glory (Traditional Latin American)
- Your soldier father is calling, Oh come
- Your Song (Jenny Phillips; Tyler Castleton)
- Your Song (Sylvia Probst)
- Your spirit with my spirit bears witness
- Your steadfast love is before my eyes
- Your steadfast love is established forever
- Your strength rules the rage of the sea (The Iona Community)
- Your Supper, Lord, Before Us Spread (Joseph F. Green)
- Your Sweet Little Rosebud (Eliza R. Snow)
- Your sweet little rose-bud has left you (Eliza R. Snow)
- Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Left You (Eliza R. Snow)
- Your Table I Approach (Matthias Loy; Gerhard Walter Molanus)
- Your throne, O God, endures forever and ever
- Your throne, O God is established from of old
- Your tiny hands caress my thumb (Aubrey Toone)
- Your Voice (Nik Day)
- Your Ways Are Not Our Own (Lavon Bayler)
- Your weevily wheat’s not fit to eat (American folk song)
- Your Will Be Done (Anon.)
- Your will be done, be done on earth (Anon.)
- Your word is a lamp to my feet
- Your Word, O Lord, Is Gentle Dew (Catherine Winkworth; Carl Garve)
- Your Word Sheds Light upon My Path
- Your Words to Me Are Life and Health (George Currie Martin)
- You said: Take this bread and eat of Me (Nolan Williams Jr.)
- You said You’d come and share all my sorrows (Marsha J. Stevens)
- You Satisfy the Hungry Heart (Omer Westendorf)
- You Satisfy the Hungry Heart (Omer Westendorf)
- You Satisfy the Hungry Heart (Omer Westendorf)
- You say your life is not that easy (Rich Gibbons)
- You see an army coming out to meet you (Nik Day)
- You seem so like a flower, So fair (Heinrich Heine)
- You see the shoreline disappearing (Wayne Burton)
- You Servants of God (Charles Wesley)
- You servants of God, your Master procalim (Charles Wesley)
- You Servants of God, Your Master Proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- You servants of God, your Savior proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- You Servants of God, Your Sovereign Proclaim (Charles Wesley)
- You shall cross the barren desert (Bob Dufford)
- You Shall Go Out with Joy (Steffi Geiser Rubin)
- You shall go out with joy and be led forth with peace (Steffi Geiser Rubin)
- You shall go out with joy / Con gozo y alegria / Vous bondirez de joie (Steffi Geiser Rubin)
- You Shall Have a Feast (Herbert F. Brokering)
- You Shall Love the Lord (Frank Hernandez)
- You shall love the Lord your God (Frank Hernandez)
- You Suffered on the Cross (Vicente Poot P.)
- You take me as I am (Hilary Weeks)
- Youth (Eda Lou Walton)
- Youth All Over the World
- Youth all over the world come together
- Youth and Age (Audrey Stubbart)
- Youth, Beautiful Time (C. G. Koch)
- Youth Dance (Xinjiang folk song)
- Youthful offering (Richard Alldridge)
- Youthful Sonnet (Eliza R. Snow)
- Youth, go forward (Rudolf A. Noss)
- You think it shouldn’t be this hard (Connor Austin; Ysabelle Cuevas; Nik Day)
- You Thirsty Ones, Come (Andrew Donaldson)
- You thirsty ones, come to the spring! (Andrew Donaldson)
- Youth of our nation, stand firm and true (Phyllis Clayton)
- Youth of the Church (Franklyn S. Weddle)
- Youth of Zion (Evan Stephens)
- Youth of Zion (Emmeline B. Wells)
- Youth of Zion (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- Youth of Zion! Heirs to glory! (Evan Stephens)
- Youth of Zion, Rise in Courage (Marit Blattman)
- Youth of Zion, stand and shout! God’s great world (Mabel Jones Gabbott)
- You though I envied you Because I stood (Mabel S. Harmer)
- Youth’s Call (Elsie C. Carroll)
- Youth’s Prayer (Louise Scott Wrigley)
- Youth’s sky of blue is o’er us
- Youth’s sky of blue is o’er us, Life’s fields
- Youth’s the Season (John Gay)
- Youth’s the season made for joys (John Gay)
- You told me that I was enough (Makenna Webb)
- You’ve Always Been There for Me (Michael McLean)
- You’ve been dreaming Eyes wide open (Nik Day)
- You’ve been growing up so fast (Dustin Christensen; Tyler Castleton)
- You’ve been looking For the answers (Nik Day; Brandon Casper)
- You’ve been told so many things (Nik Day)
- You’ve been wondering (Nik Day)
- You’ve got me reeling as I’m hearing (Jason Barton; Chad Coates; Dan Muckala)
- You’ve Got to Know (Rich Gibbons)
- You’ve Had a Birthday (Barbara A. McConochie)
- You’ve had a birthday; shout “Hooray!” (Barbara A. McConochie)
- You’ve had another birthday, a happy one (Norma G. Jacobsen)
- You’ve heard of love in hamlets (Sidney J. Ottley)
- You’ve poured out Your Spirit, Great Father of Life (Ken Bible)
- You’ve started today on life’s journey (J. H. Gibson)
- You’ve turned my mourning into dancing (Tommy Walker)
- You’ve turned my mourning into dancing / Tú has cambiado mi lamento / Tu as transformé toutes mes lamentations (Tommy Walker)
- You Walk along Our Shoreline (Sylvia G. Dunstan)
- You wanna hide, it’s hard to speak (Scott Krippayne; Russ Dixon)
- You were called by Heav’nly Father (Chad L. Nielsen)
- You were made for a reason (Nik Day)
- You were sent to free the broken-hearted (Carey Landry)
- You Were Sweet, Homeland, to Me (E. Schönfeld)
- You Were the One (Michael McLean)
- You were there from the beginning (Nik Day)
- You were there when I needed you (Deanna Edwards)
- You who dwell in the shelter of the Lord (Michael Joncas)
- You who have dreams, If you act (Oscar Hammerstein II)
- You who know our fears and sadness (Marty Haugen)
- You will draw the water with rejoicing (Palestinian folk song)
- You will have joy and gladness
- You will hear the trumpet sound (African-American spiritual)
- You will notice we say “brother and sister” ’round here (Gloria Gaither; William J. Gaither)
- You, you dwell in my heart (German folk song)
- Yo Vivo, Señor, Porque Tú Vives (Adan Calderon)
- Yo vivo, Señor, porque tú vives / I am living, Lord, because you live (Adan Calderon)
- Y Trysor o’r Mynydd (Jonathan J. Thomas)
- Yuletide Cheer (George W. Pennington)
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).