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 Five Years' Tour of Great Britain. 
 
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 iin - friend-ly world. •' 1.0 brothers, wont you hdp me, 
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 3. O preachers, wont you help me. 
 
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 Oh, look up yollae^ Lord, what do 1 see, Then a Hallelujah, ^to. 
 There s a long tall angel coming after me, Then a Hallelujah, ik.c. 
 With a palm of victory .in my hand. Then a Hallelujah, &c. 
 With a golden crown placed on my head, Then a Hallelujah, St.c. 
 Oh, Zion, weep below. 
 
 Zion has beefi- Weeping all the day, then a Mallelujafi, Sic. 
 Say, come, poor sinners, come and pray, Then a 1 lallelujaH,. &c' 
 Oh, Satan, is like a hunting dog. Then a Hallelujah, &c. 
 He hunts the Christians home to God, Then a Hallelujah, &c. 
 Oh, Zion, weep below. 
 
 Ofi. Meaveh so high, and I so low, Then a Hallelujah, &d. 
 i don I know shall J ever geuto Heaven or no. Then a Hallelujah, &c 
 Going to tell my broiher before 1 go. Then a Hallelujah, &c. 
 W hat a dolesome road I had to go, Then a HalleJuiaJi, &c. 
 > Oh, Zion» 'weep below« 
 
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 Lord de • lir-ered Dui>id. Why caa't he de 'liv • er 
 
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 Go on! 
 
 Some gay that John the Baptist 
 Was nothing but a Jew, 
 
 But the Bible doth inform us 
 That he was a preacher, too ; 
 Yes, he was ! 
 
 Cho. — My Lord delivered Daniel. 
 
 Oh, Daniel cast in the lions" den» 
 He prayed both night and day> 
 
 The angel came from Galilee, 
 And locked ihe lions' jaw. 
 
 -^ Thai's so. 
 
 Cht.—'hly Lord delivered DanieL 
 
 He delivered Daniel from the lions 
 den, 
 Jonah from the bellyof thewhale, 
 And ihe Hebrew children from the 
 fiery furnace, 
 And why not every man ? 
 Oh, yes ! 
 Cko. — My Lord delivered Daniel. 
 
 The richest man that ever I saw 
 Was the one that begged the most, 
 
 His soul was filled with Jesus. 
 And with the Holy Ghost 
 Yes it was ! 
 
 Cho. — My Lrrd delivered DanieL 
 
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 You'd bct-ter be a pray-in.. I do"b;rXLo'rd • ^^ 
 
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 2 Oh wharyourunnin', sinner? 
 1 do love de Lord— 
 
 J do love de Lord. 
 My brether«n, &c\ 
 
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 You'll see de element a meltirt'i 
 I do love- de Lord. * 
 
 My breiheren, ice, 
 ' '4 You'll see de njoon a bleodirt'. 
 I do love de Lord-w 
 Youll see the stars a 4jU||«| 
 * 00 love de Lord. 
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Ko. viL Cfje iaock» anU tt)C fBountaius. 
 
 Oj. Co rocU.:> andfac mouuiains shall aU flee a- way. Aud 
 
 
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 2. Doubiev, doubter, give up your heart to God, 
 
 Aud you shall have a now hiding-place that day. 
 Oh', the rocks, &c 
 3» Mourner, Mourner, give np your heart io God, &6. 
 
 4. Sinner, sinner, givo np your heart to God, (to. 
 
 5, Sister, sia'or, give up your heart to God. &o« 
 
 6* Mother, mother, give np your hoart to God, ba» 
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 1 ime IS coming th.T sinner must dip. 
 Co^ld move poor sinners sms a«av— 
 i:mc 13 comi.ig il.at sinner must 
 die. 
 ^'•^if I'd rather pray mvself away— 
 ■* _,,^ ""<= 't <-'<"ning ihai binner must die. 
 1 han to lie in hell nad burn one day— 
 Time r» coming ih.M Monvr inUKt die. 
 Oh. tinnw. 4(C. 
 
 .1 I 'hink I heard my mother say- 
 
 Time IS ctviitng that jiinner must die. 
 
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 1 ime IS cv.miiig th.it sinner must die. 
 
 Uh. when I get to Heaven I II be able 
 
 for lo tell— 
 
 Time i« coming that sinner must die. 
 
 Uh. how I shun th.it dismal hell— 
 
 Tin.r IS r...ointr fh.if ninner miiKt di«. 
 
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 don't you van to live «p yon - der, Com-iup, &c. 
 think they are might -y hap - py, Com-ing, &c 
 
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 3. No more diiver'e lash for me, Ac, 
 
 4. No more pint o' snlt for me, Ac. 
 6. No more hundred Lvsh for me, &.0* 
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 Ob, brothers, you oinrlii I'have lit'etttlfere," Yes, my i.ord • A 
 
 the Kingdbm, To hear J<»><Jaa t»II- 
 
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 2. Oh, prencliers jou oiiffht iHiave beea there, (fee! 
 3= Ohj sinners, rou rju-^rl-.t. &c. 
 
 4. Oh, mourners, you ouiiht. 4c 
 
 5. Oh, seekers, you ought, Ac. 
 
 6. Oh, motliers. you oucrht, Ac 
 
 7. Ob, aistera. tou ought, «kc 
 
BEEN LISTENING. 
 
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 Been listening all the night lonjr. 
 Been listening all the day, 
 Been listening all the night long, 
 To hear some sinner pray /^^ptai. 
 
 Some say that John the Baptist 
 Was nothing but a Jew, 
 But the Bible does mform us 
 That he was a preacher too,— Heptat, 
 
 Go read the fifth of Matthew 
 And read the chapter thro', 
 It is the guide to Christians 
 And tells them what to ^o.—Repiot, 
 
 DANIEL SAW A STO/IE. 
 
 Daniel saw a stone, it was rolling, rolling 
 Daniel saw a stone it was cut out tSe mounttiiw 
 without hands.--i?*/<a/. "««»• 
 
 Moses lived to be T^ery old, 
 
 Where he is buried never was told.--^^«/. 
 
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 Band n? r -^^ °^ ^'^"°°' ^'^"^ °^ Gideon, 
 Band of Gideon over in Jordan. 
 
 Band o Gideon, Band of Gidein, 
 How I long to see that day.-^,^,. 
 
 How I long to see that day. 
 
 Hitch 'em to the chariot over in lordan 
 
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 How I long to see that day. 
 
 L^'v 1*° J"^ ^^'^^'' "^y father he bowed low 
 
 How T ? * T "^""^ ^° &° ^° heavenT * 
 
 How I long to sec that day. 
 
 MUk* ^? h °^ ''^"^y ' '"^^^ ^"d honey, 
 
 a°d honey, milk and honey ^et fa 
 Jordan, etc., etc. 
 
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 !■ My Fatl|eKi RodMi 
 
 In my Father's house there are many mansions, 
 Had not a been so I would have told yon.— Hepemt. 
 
 Tallest Tree in paradise, 
 
 Had not a been so I would have told you. 
 
 Christians call the tree of life, 
 
 Had not a been so I would have told jovk.~- Repeat, 
 
 Our God is a man of war, 
 
 Sits in heaven and He answers piAjti.— Repeat, 
 
 Sinner, sinner you'd better begin, 
 
 The gate will l>e shut and you can't get ia,-^Repeat 
 
 l(eep Mt From Sinkirig Down. 
 
 Cho. — Oh Lord, oh my Lord, oh my good Lord, 
 Keep me from sinking down.— Repeat 
 
 I tell you what I mean to do. 
 
 Keep me from sinking down I 
 
 I mean to go to heaven too, 
 
 Keep me from sinking down. 
 Cho — Oh Lord, etc. 
 
 I look up yonder and what do I see ? 
 
 Keep me from sinking down I 
 I see the angel beckoning to me, 
 
 Keep me from sinking down f 
 
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 Lov« aq Serve de Lord. 
 
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 Cho.— If ye love God serve Him, hallelujah praise 
 ye de Lord I 
 If ye love God s^rve Him, hallelujah love and 
 serve de Lord ! 
 
 Good morning brother traveller, 
 Pray tell me where you're l)ound ? 
 ^'"\ bound for Canaan's happy land 
 And d . enchanted ground. 
 
 Cho.—H ye love God, etc. 
 
 Come and go to glory with me, etc. 
 
 Oh, when I was a sinner 
 I loved my way so well, 
 But when 1 come to find out 
 I was on the road to hell. 
 Cho.~1 fled to Jesus, hallehjjah, etc. 
 
 And Jesus received me, hallelujah, etc. 
 
 Oh, when we all shall get dere 
 Upon dat a heavenly sho', 
 We'll walk about dem a golden streets 
 An nebber part, no, no. 
 Cho.— No rebuking in de churches, hallelujah, etc. 
 iibety day be Sunday, hallelujah, etc. 
 
Jerusaleni Morning. 
 
 ^i^^fl ^",''''® ^°^^ ^^^« sing a so sweet. 
 Muddy the water so deep. 
 
 And we had a little meeting in the morning 
 Ator to hear Gabriel's trumpet sound. 
 
 CHo.-Jerusalem morning, Jerusalem morning by 
 the light, ° ^ 
 
 Don't you hear Gabriel's trumpet in the 
 mornmg. 
 
 Old sister Winnie she took her seat, 
 And she wants all the children to follow her 
 For we had a little meeting in the morning * 
 i-or to hear Gabriel's trumpet sound. 
 
 Cho. — Jerusalem morning, etc. 
 
 Old sister Hannah took her seat, etc 
 Cho. — Jerusalem morning, etc. 
 
 Old brother Peter took his seat, etc 
 Cmo. — ^Jerusalem morning, etc. 
 
 Old brother Moses took his leat, etc 
 CMo—Jerusilei. ^ ualsf , ate 
 
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 MIL I HAIL I Mill 
 
 CMo._ChiIdren, hall, hail, hail. I'm going to jola the 
 
 saints above. 
 Hail, hail, hail, I'm on my journey home— 
 
 Repeat 
 A little longer here below, 
 
 I'm on my journey home. 
 And then to glory I will go, 
 
 I'm on my journey home.— Oio. 
 
 If you get there before I do, 
 
 •r .1 ,. ^'"i °" "^y journey home, 
 lell all my frunds I'm coming too, 
 
 I'm on my journey home. — Oi*. 
 
 Hallelujah to the Lamb I 
 
 I'm on my journey home. 
 Jesus died for every man, 
 
 I'm on my journey home.— CV5*. 
 
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 CMo.-Good news, chariot's coming I Good newi. 
 chariot's coming I * 
 
 And I don't want you to leave me behind.— 
 
 Repeat 
 
 Going to get up in the chariot to carry me home. 
 Going to get up m the chariot to carry me home 
 Going to get up in the chariot to carry me home. 
 And I don t want you to leave me behind.— C>i<». 
 
 There;s a starry crown in the heaven I know. 
 1 here s a starry crown in the heaven I know 
 
 In?? !i* u^""^ '''°'^" ^° *^« ^e^ven I know 
 And I don t want you to leave me behind.— C//<». 
 
 There's a long white robe in the heaven I know. 
 There s a ong wh te robe in the heaven I know 
 There s a long white robe in the heaven I know 
 And I don t want you to leave me behInd.~CA# 
 
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 Moavtqlx Und Up Tender. 
 
 »d newi, 
 
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 There's a heavenly land up yonder, 
 There's a heavenly land up yonder, 
 There's a heavenly land up yonder, 
 O when shall I get there. 
 
 Led Him away to Pilate's bar, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 They could not condemn Him thar, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 There's a heavenly land up yonder, etc. 
 
 Pilate says wash my hands. 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 I find no fault in this just man, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 Thercr's a heavenly land up yonder, etc. 
 
 Jews and the Romans in one band, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 Crucified the Son of Man, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 There's a heavenly land up yonder, etc 
 
 Crucified the Son of Man, 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 He rose and went to heaven agalm. 
 When shall I get there. 
 
 There's a heavenly land up yonder, etc 
 
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 fi« Chain tt)« Lioq Oowo I 
 
 Chc^Go chain the hon down, go chain the Ho. 
 down, go chain the lion down. 
 tJefore the heaven doors close.-/iV/,a/ 
 Do ,ou see ^^^^-.^^ot^er co.e a wa,,i„, „p 
 
 Do you see that good old sister come a wagging up 
 the hill so slow ? ^^^ P 
 
 ''• "'"' ^^ale'u-dtrCi"^.^^ ^«^-. «•« 
 Do you see '^at good^o.d p^^^^^^^ _e a waggi.gup 
 
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 HEARD YE EVEII 7 
 
 Heard ye ever of the Son of God 
 Who reigns above the starry sky ? 
 Th J« '?''-!l^ "•'' "°'^'d » well 
 
 BeUever. He laid aside His robe and came to die 
 
 " ° ''*?J"4'''" »«*<!« His robe and came 
 Believer, He' laid aside Hi. ,„h. .. ^ 
 
 >.»,. *_ j:. pi - — ""■■■" ""U 
 
 came to die."— ip^^^/. 
 
 ^■■^^W^E^^Snf^^vSwte 
 
 i^g»*»»^-i-afa 
 
1 hose He loved He meekly heard 
 Revile H,s power, reject His crown. 
 
 H^°ever spoke a murmuring word. 
 
 Keliever, He never spoke a murmunng word. 
 
 "O no He never spoke a murmuring, 
 word, ° 
 
 Believer, He never spoke a murmuring 
 word."~i?<f/^^/. ** 
 
 ^or Him who died upon the tree 
 But the angels said He is not hei^e 
 tor He rose up and went to Galilee. 
 
 Believer, He rose up and went to Galilee. 
 
 " O 'm so glad He rose up and went 
 Galilee, 
 
 Believer, He rose up and went 
 
 Galilee. "--i?<r/^a/. 
 
 And as the shepherd divides his flock. 
 He shall come when time is o'er 
 
 l?rY)f' ^n'^ '^^^P ^'^"^ *^^ go^'^s apart 
 For they 11 never run together any more. 
 
 Believer, they'll never run together any more. 
 
 "O no they'll never run together any 
 
 more, ^ 
 
 Believer, they'll never run together ao, 
 
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 A Great Canip Meeting; I 
 
 O waHc together children, don't you get weary. 
 O walk together children, don't you get weary 
 O walk together children, don't you get weary, 
 There's a great camp meeting in the promised land. 
 
 O talk together children, don't you get weary, 
 O talk together children, don't you get weary, 
 O talk together children, don't you get weary, 
 
 Going to mourn and never tire, mourn and 
 never tire, mourn and never tire, 
 
 There's a great camp meeting in the promised 
 land. 
 
 Clap your hands children, don't you get weary, 
 Clap your hands children, don't you get weary', 
 Clap your hands children, don't you get weary. 
 There's a great camp meeting in the promised land. 
 
 O pat your foot children, don't you get weary, 
 O pat your foot children, don't you get weary 
 O pat your foot children, don't you get weary. 
 There's a great camp meeting in the promised land. 
 Going to sing and never tire, sing and never 
 
 tire, sing and never tire. 
 There's a great camp meeting in the promised 
 land 
 
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 Mary and Martha just gone along. 
 Mary and Martha just gone along 
 Mary and Martha just gone along 
 To ring those chiming bells. 
 
 Cho.— Crying free grace and dying love, 
 Crymg free grace and dying love, 
 Crymg free grace and dying love, 
 To ring those chiming bells. 
 Oh way over Jordan Lord, 
 Oh way over Jordan Lord, 
 Oh way over Jordan Lord, 
 To ring those chiming bells. 
 
 The preacher and the elder just gone along. 
 To rmg those chiming bells. 
 
 Cho.— Crying free grace, etc. 
 
 The Methodist and Baptist just gone along 
 To rmg those chiming bells. 
 
 Cho — Crying free grace, etc. 
 
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16 
 
 \% ROLLINS. 
 
 CHa-I'm rolling I'm rolling, I'm rolling thro" an 
 
 unfriendly world. 
 
 I'm rolling, I'm rolling thro' an unfriendly 
 world.-— i?^/^a/. ' 
 
 O brothers won't you help me, 
 
 O brothers won't you help me to pray ? 
 
 O brothers won't you help me, 
 
 Won't you help ne in the service of the Lord ? 
 
 Cna— Pm rolling, etc. 
 
 O sisters won't you help me, etc. 
 Cho. — I m rolling, etc 
 
 O preachers won't you help me, etc. 
 Cbo. — I'm rolUnf , tte. 
 
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 ifrieadly 
 
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 16 
 
 HAIL I IAIL9 
 
 Cho.— Hall, hall, I'll tell you when I get over I 
 Hail, hail, you know I can't stay here I 
 
 John the Baptist did declare, 
 
 You know I can't stay here 1 
 
 That none but the righteous will be there, 
 You know I can't stay here \—CJto. 
 
 Walt till I get on my golden shoes, 
 
 You know I can't stay here I 
 
 Walk about heaven and tell the news, 
 You know I can't stay here I- 
 
 CAfi. 
 
 W len I camp in the middle of the air, 
 You know I can't stay here !* 
 
 None but the righteous will be there, 
 You know I can't stay here I- 
 
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 Ot iassa ob 4e SbtvpftT. 
 
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 De massa ob de sheepfor 
 
 Dat guards de sheepfol' bin, 
 
 Looks out in the gloomerin' meadow 
 
 Where the long night rain begins, 
 
 " So he calls to thp hirelin shepherd : 
 
 Is my sheep is dey all come '\\\:'~ Repeat. 
 
 Cho.— Oh de massa guards de sheepfol* bin, 
 
 And he wants to know is my sheep come in, 
 And he calling, calling, calling softly, softly, 
 calling for dem all to come agadderin' in. 
 
 Oh den says de hirelin shepherd, 
 
 Der's some dey's black and thin. 
 
 And some dey is poor old wedders 
 
 Dat can't comp home again. 
 
 " Dey is lost and good fa nuflSn, 
 
 And the rest dey is all brung in."— Repeal 
 
 Den de massa ob de sheepfol' 
 
 Dat guards de sheepfol' bin, 
 
 Goes down in the gloomerin' meadow 
 
 Where the long night rain begins, 
 
 So he lets down the bars of the sheepfol* 
 
 Calling softly come in, come in." — Repeat 
 
 Then up thro* the gloomerin' meadow 
 Thro' the cold night rain and wind, 
 Then up thro' the gloomerin' rain path 
 Where the sleet falls piercing thin, 
 . The poor lost sheep of the sheepfol' 
 
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 Dev all comes acradderina in. 
 
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18 l/[y Brethren Don't get Weary I 
 
 Cho.— My brethren dou't get weary, 
 
 Angels brought; de tidings down, 
 Don't get weary, I'm on my journey home,— 
 
 ^ Rtfcat 
 
 You'd better be a praying, 
 
 I do love de Lord ! 
 For judgment day is coming, 
 
 I do love de Lord I 
 
 Cho.— My brethren don't get weary, etc. 
 
 Oh whar you running sinner ? 
 
 I do love de Lord ! 
 De judgment day is a coming, 
 
 I do love de Lord ! 
 
 CHO.—My brethren don't get weary, etc. 
 
 You'll see the moon a bleedin', 
 
 I do love de Lord ! 
 You'll see the stars a fallin', 
 
 I do love de Lord ! 
 
 Cmo.— My brethren don't get weary, etc 
 
 
Ravft You Got the Glory 1 
 
 Brothers, have you got the glory ? 
 
 Um 
 
 You'd better hold it fast, 
 For religion's sweet as honey comb, and all that has tt 
 knows. 
 
 I believe it is — I know it is— I hope it is— 
 I guess it is — I suppose it is — 
 Perhaps it is — You bet it is. 
 For the good ship comes a sailing on. 
 For the good ship comes a sailing on. 
 For the good ship comes a sailing on. 
 Religion's sweet as the honey comb, and all that 
 has it knows. 
 
 Sisters, have you got the glory ? 
 
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 You'd better hold it fast, 
 For religion's sweet as honey comb, and all that has it 
 knows. 
 
 I believe it la, etc. 
 
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 I Aiq't Got Weary Ttt 
 
 C«o. — O I ain't got weary, I aint got weary yet, 
 
 Been down in the valley so long, and I a1/.; t 
 got weary yet. 
 
 Been praying for the sinners so long, 
 And I ain't got weary yet. 
 
 O I ain't got weary yet, etc. 
 
 Been praying for the mourner so long, 
 And I ain't got weary yet. 
 
 O I ain't got weary yet, etc. 
 
 Been going to the sitting up so long. 
 And I ain't got weary yet. 
 
 O I ain't got weary yet, etc. 
 
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My St)ip it on \h% flwuL 
 
 My ship Ifl on the ocean, 
 
 My ship Is on the ocean, 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my Saviour, 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my soul— Re fr at 
 
 She is making for the harbor, 
 
 She is making for the harbor. 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my Saviour, 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my soul— Repeat. 
 
 She has landed many a thousand, 
 
 She has landed many a thousand. 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my Saviour, 
 
 Oh run along, run along, O my aoul~R$peat. 
 
 22 No More /^uctioq Blocl^ for Me. 
 
 No more auction block for me, no more, no more I 
 No more auction block for me, many thousand gone I 
 No more peck of corn for me, no more, no more I 
 No more peck of corn for me, many thousand gone I 
 No more hundred lash for me, no more, no more I 
 No more hundred lash for me, many thousand gone I 
 jesus died on Calvary, oh yes, oh yes ! 
 esus bought my liberty, praise Him evermore f 
 
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IH MARY 1 
 
 Cmo. — Oh Mary, oh Mary, honor the Lamb, hono; 
 
 the Lamb ! 
 Oh Mary, oh Mary, honor the dying Lamb.— 
 
 Repeat 
 Heaven is a high and a holy place, 
 
 Honor the Lamb, honor the Lamb I 
 You can't get dar if you have not grace, 
 Honor the dying lamb 1 
 
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 Cmo.— Oh Mary, etc. 
 
 If you get dar before I do, 
 
 Honor the Lamb, honor the Lamb I 
 Look out for me I'm coming too, 
 
 Honor the dying Lamb 1 
 
 Cmo. — Oh Mary, etc. 
 
 Satan's mad and I am glad, 
 
 Honor the Lamb, honor the Lamb I 
 
 He missed a soul he thought he had, 
 Honor the dying Lanii. I 
 
 CMC—Oh Mary, etc. 
 
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 Oh lillake A-me Holf. 
 
 ^"°'"~S?l"'^^'' ""'^f ^?^y' ^°*y' ' do Jove, I do love I 
 Make a-me holy, holy, I do love the Lord I 
 
 Young people I tell you one and all, I do love 
 1 do love 1 
 
 You'd better be ready when Gabriel calL I do 
 love the Lord I 
 
 Cho. — O make a-me holy, etc. 
 
 I picked up my hymn book and Bible too, I do 
 
 love, I do love I 
 For I have religion as weU as you. I do love 
 
 the Lord I 
 
 Cho.— Oh make a-me holy, etc 
 
 Oh away up yonder round the throne, I do 
 love, I do love I ^t * «» 
 
 The waters are sweeter than honey comb. I do 
 love the Lord I y , w 
 
 Cao — Oh make a-mc holy, etc. 
 
 " iii . i mniiMii i fiiM II -. .. 
 
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 PBEPAIIE ME. 
 
 Cho. — Prepare me, prepare me Lord, 
 
 Prepare me when death shall ihake this frame. 
 
 RcpemL 
 
 As I go down the stream of time. 
 
 When death shall shake this frame. 
 
 Ill leave this sinful world behind, 
 
 When death shall shake this frame. 
 
 CHo.~Prepare, prepare me, etc 
 
 The man that loves to serve the Lord, 
 When death shall shake this frame. 
 
 He will receive his just reward, 
 
 When death shall shake this fraioe. 
 
 Cmo. — Prepare, prepare me. 
 
 so 
 
26 The RocK and tfje Mountaiq& 
 
 Cmo.— Oh, the rocks and the mountains shall all fie. 
 away, 
 
 And you shall have a new hiding place that 
 day. — Repeat. 
 
 Mourner, mourner give up your heart to God 
 And you shall have a new hiding place that 
 day. — Repeat. 
 
 Chc— Oh the rocks and the mountains, etc. 
 
 Sinner, sinner give up your heart to God 
 And you Ghall have a new hiding place that 
 dsiy.—Repeat 
 
 Cho. — Oh the rocks and the mountains, etc. 
 
 Seeker, seeker give up your heart to God, 
 And you shall have a new hiding place that 
 ^^y— Repeat. 
 
 Cho. — Oh the rocks and the mountains, etc. 
 
 
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 Boil, Jordari, BoH 
 
 that 
 
 Cho. — Roll, Jordan, roll, roll, Jordan, roll 
 I want to go to heaven when I die 
 To hear old Jordan roll. — Repeat. 
 
 Oh, brothers you ought t' have been there, 
 
 Yes, my Lord I 
 A sitting in the kingdom to hear old Jordaa 
 roll. — Repeat 
 
 Cho. — Roll, Jordan, roll, etc. 
 
 Oh, sisters you ought t* have been t\ere, etc 
 
 Cho. — Roll, Jordan, roll, etc 
 
 Oh, preachers you ought t* have been there, 
 etc. 
 
 Cho. — Roll, Jordan, roll, etc 
 
lUI, I|AIIY, ||Ui I 
 
 Chc-Ru;,^ Mary, run, run Mary rua, O run Mary 
 I know the other world Is not like this.— i?^>f«/. 
 
 Fire in the east and fire in the west, 
 
 ^ «^ A.u *^® ?'^®' ^^""^^ ^s not like this. 
 Bound to burn the wilderness, 
 
 I know the other world is not like this. 
 CMO—Run, Mary, run, etc. ^'^'"^ 
 
 Swing, low, chariot in the east, 
 
 T ^f r^A^^unA "^^'f ""^^^^^ *« °°* ^^^ this. 
 f^et Gods children have some peace, 
 
 , I know the other world is not like this, 
 bwing, low, chariot in the west 
 
 r .f r^H^^^i^M^ °*^f ""^"^^ '^ °°t ^^^ this. 
 Let God s children have some rest, 
 
 I know the other world is not like this. 
 Cmo. — Run, Mary, run, etc 
 
 Swing, low, chariot in the north, 
 
 I know the other world is not like this 
 Give me the gold without the dross, 
 
 «5«H«i 1 ""^ * u® °*^®' "^P"^^ *s °°t ^^^ this. 
 Swing, low, chanot in the south, 
 
 T .f r^?J^l^% °**'*'l^ """'^^ '^ °°t like this. 
 Let God s children smg and shout, 
 
 I know the other world is sot like thia 
 
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 Cac— Run, Mary, run, etc 
 
 Cho.— S 
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 Cho.— Si 
 
29 
 
 My Lord Derivered Oanffl. 
 
 C«o.~My Lord delivered Daniel, my Lord deMrered 
 Daniel, 
 
 My Lord deUvered Daniel, why can't He 
 deliver m^.—RepeaU 
 
 Some say that John the Baptist 
 
 Was nothing but a Jew, 
 But the Bible doth inform us 
 
 That he was a preacher too. 
 Yes, he was I 
 
 Cho — My Lord delivered Daniel, etc. 
 
 Oh, Daniel cast in the lions' den 
 He prayed both night and day, 
 
 The angel came from Galilee 
 And locked the lion's jaws. 
 That's so I 
 
 Cho.— My Lord delivered Daniel, etc. 
 
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 Steal /\way to Jesut I 
 
 CHo.-Steal away, steal away, steal away to Jesus. 
 
 Steal away, steal away home I ain't got lone to 
 stay here — Repeat. * 
 
 My Lord calls me, He calls me by the thunder, 
 Ihe trumpet sounds within my souL 
 
 = »aau s, gvfc iMix\^ io Slay 0676. 
 
 Cmo.— Steal away, steal away, etc 
 
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 31 Steep 00 Israelites, Sleep On. 
 
 CMo.—Sleep on Israelites, sleep on, just like sleeping 
 in the grave. 
 Sleep on Israelites, sleep on, just like sleeping 
 in the grave. 
 
 When Israel was in Egypt's land, . 
 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. 
 Oppressed so hard they could not stand, 
 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. 
 
 Cho. — Sleep on Israelites, etc. 
 
 Thus saith the Lord, bold Moses said, 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. 
 
 If not I'll smite your firstborn dead. 
 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. — Repeat. 
 
 Cho. — Sleep on Israelites, etc. 
 
 No more shall they in bondage toil. 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. 
 
 Let them come out with Egypt's spoil, 
 Just like sleeping in the grave. 
 
 CHO.-~-&leep on Israelites, etc 
 
tinner Toa'd letter Get leatfy I 
 
 Cho.— Oh I sinner you'd better get ready, ready, my 
 Lord, ready. 
 Oh I sinner you'd better get ready, for the tim« 
 is a coming when a sinner^must die. 
 
 Oh ! sinner man you'd better pray, 
 
 Time is a coming when a sinner must die. 
 For it looks Hke judgment every day, 
 
 Time is a coming when a sinner must die. 
 I heard a lumbering in the sky. 
 
 Time is a coming when a sinner must die. 
 It made me think my time was nigh. 
 
 Time is a coming when a sinner must di« 
 
 CHO.—Oh 1 sinner you'd better, etc 
 
 Heard of my Jesus, many one said, 
 To move poor sinners' sins away. 
 I'd rather pray myself away 
 Than to lie in hell and burn one day. 
 
 Cho. — Oh ! sinner you'd better, etc. 
 
 I think I heard my mother say 
 
 •Twas a pretty thing to serve the Lord, 
 
 But when I get to heaven I'll be able for to tea 
 
 Oh ! how I shunn'd that dismal heiL 
 
 Ca«.— Oh 1 tizmar yoa'd bettctr, 
 
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 Swing Do8« Gates Ajar. 
 
 Now, what you going to do when the great day comes. 
 
 Swing dose gates ajar I 
 When Gabriel's trump shall wake the tomb, 
 
 Swing dose gates ajar I 
 You must have a check or you can't get past, 
 
 Swing dose gates ajar I 
 For Peter's got the key and he holds it fast, 
 
 O swing dose gates aja; I 
 
 Chc— Swing dem open honey, swing 'em wide and 
 far. 
 
 For the bells done ring and the angels sing, 
 O swing dose gates ajar I 
 
 White folks dey brags, but in days way back 
 
 Old Eve and Adam both were black, 
 
 But they disobeyed the law and they felt its might, 
 
 And It scared em so bad that they both turned white. 
 
 Cmo. — Swing 'cm open honey, etc 
 
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 Swing Low Sweet Chariot. 
 
 Cho.— Swing low sweet chariot coming for to carry 
 me home, 
 Swing low sweet chariot coming for to carry 
 me home. — Repeats 
 
 I looked over Jordan and what did I see 
 Coming for to carry me home ? 
 
 A band of angels after me 
 
 Coming for to carry me home Repeat 
 
 Cho.— Swing low sweet chariot, etc. 
 
 If you get there before I do. 
 
 Tell all my friends I'm coming too.— Repeat 
 
 Cho.— Swing low sweet chariot, etc. 
 
 The brightest day I ever saw, 
 
 When Jesus washed my sins ^yrdLj.— Repeat 
 
 Cho.— Swing low sweet chariot, etc. 
 
 I'm sometimes up and sometimes down. 
 But still my soul feels heavenly bound— /?«/)«a/. 
 Cho. — Swing low sweet chariot, etc. 
 
36 
 
 Hie Heaveqs S^inirig. 
 
 Cho. — Oh, the heavens a shining, shining O Lord, 
 
 Oh, the heavens a shining full of love Repeat 
 
 Oh, fare-you-well friends, I'm gwine for to tell you all, 
 Gwine to leave this world, my eyes to close. 
 Oh, when I build my tent again. 
 Build it «o old Satan he can't get in. 
 
 Cho — Oh, the heavens a shining, etc. 
 
 Death say, I come on that heavenly decree, 
 My warrant is to summons thee. 
 And whether thou art prepared, or no, 
 Dis very day he says you must go. 
 
 Cho. — Oh, the heavens a shining, etc. 
 
 Oh, ghastly death why dost thou prevail, 
 
 Oh, spare me yet another day. 
 
 I'm just like a fiower in its bloom, ' 
 
 Why wilt thou cut a me down so soon. 
 
 Cho. — Oh, tb« heavens a shining, etc 
 
 Chc 
 
 Tell 
 Wh 
 Bee 
 And 
 Tell 
 Wh 
 Bee 
 
 Tell 
 Beei 
 And 
 Tell 
 Beei 
 
 Tell 
 Beei 
 
 Tell 
 Beer 
 
 Tell 
 Bees 
 
The Class lll|eetir|g Song. 
 
 Cho. — Rolling and rocking them in his arms, 
 Rolling ancf rocking them in his arms, 
 Rolling and rocking them in his arms, 
 And my soul wants to go home to glory. 
 
 Tell me brother Philip, tell me true, 
 
 Where you been so long gone ? 
 
 Been moaning and groaning at the foot of the cross, 
 
 And my soul wants to go home to glory. 
 
 Tel! me a httle louder and plainer still, 
 
 Whert you been so long gone ? 
 
 Been moaning and groaning, etc. 
 
 Cho. — Rolling and rocking, etc. 
 
 Tell me sister Mary, etc. 
 Been rolling and rocking at Jesus' feet, 
 And my soul wants to go home to glory. 
 Tell me a little louder and plainer still, etc. 
 Been rolling and rocking, etc. 
 
 Tell me sister Martha, etc. 
 
 Been working and a watching, etc. 
 
 Tell me sister Susan, etc. 
 Been walking and a talking, etc. 
 
 Tell me brother Peter, etc 
 
 Beta Hnwn in iha yaUmv nra»ln» .* «.k. ...... ^^ 
 
Tell me brother Moses, etc 
 
 Been climbing up Jacob's ladder In -the morning. 
 
 And my soul wants to go home to glory. 
 
 Tell me little louder and plainer still, etc 
 
 Go on brother, you've gone on before me, 
 
 You can't get no higher than glory. 
 
 When you get there going to stop and tell, 
 
 1-ong tall angel going to ring a dem bells. 
 
 Cho. — Rolling and rocking, etc 
 
 38 
 
 Cho.- 
 
 37 
 
 Wait a Little While. 
 
 CHO.-Wait a little while, then we'll sing the new song 
 Wait a Httle while, then we'll sing the new song 
 
 My heavenly home is bright and fair. ' ^ 
 Then well sing the new song. 
 
 No pain or sorrow enters there, 
 Then we'll sing the new song. 
 
 Cho.— Walt a little while, etc 
 
 iesus, my Lord, to heaven has gone, 
 le, whom I fixed my soul upon. 
 
 Caa-^Walt « Uttle whUe^ etc 
 
 Chc- 
 
 Gho.- 
 
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38 
 
 Walk in Jerusalen) I 
 
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 Jerusalem just 
 
 Cho.— When I come to die, I want to be ready, 
 When I come to die, walk into Jerusalei 
 like ]o\iJx.— Repeat, 
 
 Religion's like a blooming rose, 
 None but him that feels it knowi. 
 
 Cho,— When I come to die, etc. 
 
 Troubles like a gloomy cloud, 
 Gathers thick and thunders loud. 
 
 Gho.— When I come to die, etc 
 
 Brother, better mind how you walk on the crosm. 
 Foot might slip and your soul get lost. 
 
 Cmo. — When I come to die, etc 
 
89 We'll Gamp /^ Little Wliile. 
 
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 Cho.— We'll camp a little while in the wilderness, fev» 
 days, few days ! 
 We'll camp a little while in the wilderness, 
 Then we'll all go homQ.— Repeat 
 
 You'd better be a singing I 
 You'd better be a singing ! 
 You'd better be a singing ! 
 And then we'll all go home \~Repeat 
 
 Cho.— We'll sing a little while, etc. 
 
 You'd better be a marching, etc. 
 Cho.— We'll march a little while, etc 
 
 You'd better be a shouting, etc. 
 Cho— WeOl ihont a Uttle while, etc 
 
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 Tou Talk About Mom. 
 
 I came here to sing, and I came here to pray, 
 
 Sing glory in my soul I 
 I came here to drive old Satan away, 
 
 Sing glory in my soul I 
 
 CHO.—Um— what— talk Moses, 
 Glory, hallelujah I 
 Um, um — Um, um — um, um, um, 
 Sing glory in my soul I— ^^/M/. 
 
 Some go to church for to laugh and talk, 
 But they don't know nothing about the Chnstian 
 walk. 
 
 Cho. — Um — what — talk about Moses, etc 
 
 Some join the church for to holler and shout, 
 But before six months they are all turned out. 
 
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 HO. — Um — what — talk about Moses, etc. 
 
41 
 
 Zioii's Children. 
 
 Zion 8 children coming along, coming along, 
 Zion s children coming along, coming along, 
 Talk about the welcome ^^.y .—Repeat. 
 
 I hail my mother in the morning, 
 Coming along, coming along I 
 
 I hail my mother in the morning. 
 Talk about the welcome day I 
 
 Cho.— Oh, Zion's children, how-do-you-do I 
 How-dy-do, how-dy-do ! 
 Zion's children, how-dy-do 1 
 Talk about the welcome day. 
 
 Oh, don't you want to look up yonder. 
 Coming along, coming along I 
 
 Don't you want to look up yonder, ' 
 Talk about the welcome day I 
 
 Cho.— Oh, Zion's children, etc. 
 
 I think them all a mighty happy, ttc. 
 
 Cho — Oh, Zioo's children, etc. 
 
42 
 
 Zion Weep Alow. 
 
 Cho.— Zion weep alow Zion weep alow, Zion weep 
 alow, sr , * ailelujah to the Lamb I 
 
 My Lord comes a waiKing down the heavenly road, 
 
 Then a hallelujah to the Lamb I 
 And out of His mouth comes a two-edged sword, 
 
 Then a hallelujah to the Lamb I 
 Say, what sort of swords that your talking about ? 
 
 Then a hallelujah to the Lamb ! 
 Tm talking about that two-edged sword, 
 
 Then a hallelujah to the Lamb I 
 
 Cho. — Zion weep alow, ato, 
 
 Zion's been weeping all the day, 
 
 Say, come poor sinners, come and pray. 
 
 Oh, Satan is like a hunting dog. 
 
 He hunts the Christians home to God. 
 
 Cho. — Zion weep alow, etc 
 
 Oh, heaven so high and I so low, 
 I don't know shall I get to heaven or no. 
 Going to tell my brother before I go, 
 What a lonesome road there is to go. 
 
 USO* ZtOS W5SB &S0T?. CTB. 
 
48 ly Urd fi Wrttii|g All tl)f Tlrne. 
 
 Come down, come down, my Lord come down. 
 My Lord's writing all the time. 
 
 And take me up to wear the crown, 
 
 My Lord's writing all the ti ne. 
 
 Cho— Oh, He sees all I do, He hears all I say, 
 My Lord's writing all the time. -^J^€j>eat. 
 
 When I was down in Egypt's land 
 I heard some talk of promised land. 
 
 Chc— Oh, He sees all I do, etc 
 
 O Christians you had better pray. 
 For Satan's round you every day. 
 
 CiiO.— Oh, He sees all I do, etc. 
 
 44 He's tlie Li > of the Valley. 
 
 Chc— He's the lily of the valley, O my Lord, 
 
 He's the lily of the valley, O my Lord.~^^/^a/ 
 
 Kmg Jesus in His chariot, O my Lord, 
 
 With four white horses side by side, O my Lord. 
 
 What kind o/ shoes are those you wear ? O my Lord, 
 That you can ride upon the air, O my Lord. 
 These shoes I wear are Gospel shoes^ O my Lord, 
 And you can wear them if vnn rhnn-aa n m« r ^^a 
 CHo.~Ht'i the lily of the valley, etc. 
 
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 49 lrl£l|t Sparl^ltt In tht Churohyari. 
 
 May the Lord, He will be glad of me, 
 May the Lord, He will be glad of me, 
 May the Lord, He will be glad of me, 
 In the heaven He'll rejoice. 
 
 In the heaven once, in the heaven twice, in the 
 heaven He'll rejoice. — Repeat, 
 
 Bright sparkles in the churchyard 
 
 Give light unto the tomb. 
 Bright summer, spring's over, 
 
 Sweet flowers in their bloom. — Repeat. 
 My mother once, my another twice, my mother she'll 
 
 rejoice. 
 In the heaven once, in the heaven twice, in the heaven 
 she'll rejoice. 
 
 Mother rock me in the cradle all the day. 
 Mother rock me in the cradle all the day, 
 Mother rock me in the cradle all the day. 
 All the day, all the day, O rock me in the cradle all 
 
 the &dy.— Repeat. 
 Oh, mother don't you love your darling child ? 
 Oh, rock me in the cradle all the day. 
 
 Mother rock me in the cradle, 
 
 Mother rock me in the cradle, 
 
 Mother rock me in the cradle all the day. — Repeats 
 
 All the day, all the day, oh, rock me in the craci\% »11 
 
 the day. 
 You si&v Ie^ me dQW& to ileec tnv mother dsar 
 
 6h| rock mt la tht «radl« all tlit ^ay.— iR(^. ' 
 
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 JOLLY TIME. 
 
 Cmo.— We will have a jolly time, 
 ,_, , Have a jolly time, 
 Won t our happy voices chime I 
 
 Have a jolly time, 
 We will have a jolly time, 
 
 Won't our voice chime, 
 
 Come before its late I 
 Take out your pencil and your slate. 
 Take a note of this red hot time, 
 uncle Raspus' coming down, 
 
 Have a jolly time I 
 Dinah gwine to sing a tong, 
 
 Have a jolly time ! 
 
 Co.— We wlU have a jolly time. ete. 
 
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 JUBILEE GREETI/IG. 
 
 T?^T K? ^o? y°"' ?°°^ ^'^®°'e^ o°« a°<J a". 
 ifte Jubilee Singers have come to make a call I 
 
 Uh I merry, happy, happy, light and free. 
 
 We 11 sing to you our latest Jubilee. 
 
 For our songs are not refined, 
 
 Yet we try to make them rhyme. 
 
 We sing songs of different kinds, 
 
 That we sang in slavery times. 
 
 We differ from all other troupes 
 
 That travel in jubilee names. 
 
 Introducing our own specialities, 
 
 So list to the songs that we sing. 
 
 Cuc-^h 1 list to the songs, the jubilee songi 
 List to the songs, the jubilee songs, 
 List to the songs, the jubilee songs, 
 List to the songs that we sing. 
 
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48 % Lord What t Mourniqg. 
 
 Cho.— My I ord what a mourning, 
 My Lord what a mourning, 
 My Lord what a mourning, 
 When the stars begin to fall. 
 
 You'll hear the trumpet sound, 
 To make the nations underground 
 Looking to my God's right hand. 
 When the stars begin to fall. 
 
 Oho.— My Lord what a mourning, etc. 
 
 You'll hear the sinner mourn, 
 To make the nations underground 
 Looking to my God's right hand. 
 When the stars begin to fall. 
 
 Gho. — My Lord what a mourning, etc. 
 
 You'l! hear the Christian shout. 
 To make the nations underground 
 Looking to my God's right hand, 
 When the stars begin to fall. 
 
 CHo.~My Lord what a mourning, etc. 
 
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 VICN M/^STEft JESUS. 
 
 Cho.— O reign, O reign, O reign my Saviour I 
 Reign Master Jesus reign I 
 
 reign salvation into my soul I 
 Reign Master Jesus reign 1 
 
 1 tell you now as I told you before, 
 To the promised land I'se bound to go. 
 
 Cho.—O reign, O reigu, etc 
 
 I'll tell you how I sought the Lord, 
 Pray'd a little by day and all night long. 
 
 Cho.~0 reign, O reign, etc 
 
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 I looked at my hands and my hands looked new 
 I looked at my feet and they looked so too. 
 
 Cho.—O reign, O reign, eta 
 
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 Every Da/ll Be Sundty. 
 
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 My lovely brother how-dy-do, 
 
 Every day'll be Sunday by-and-by I 
 And does your love continue true ? 
 
 Every day'll be Sunday by-and-by I 
 
 Cho.— Crying amen, thank God I 
 
 Every day'll be Sunday by-and-by I 
 
 If you get there before I do, 
 Look out for me, I m coming too. 
 
 Cho. — Crying amen, etc. 
 
 Way in heaven I'll take my seat. 
 And cast my crown at Jesus' feet. 
 
 Cho.— Crying amen, etc. 
 
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 Cho.— 
 
 Cho.— 
 
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 Will You be There? 
 
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 Will you be there, will you be there, when the general 
 roll is called ? 
 
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 WiVt Almost Nonit I 
 
 C«e.~We're almost home, we're almost home, we're 
 almost home, 
 To ring those charming hells.— Repeat. 
 
 Oh I come along brothers, come along, 
 Come along brothers, com .long, 
 Come along brothers, come along, 
 To rmg those charming bells. 
 
 Cho.— We're almost home, etc. 
 
 Oh I come along sisters, come along, 
 10 rmg those charming bells. 
 Cho.— We're almost home, etc 
 
 63 Oh I Hfary Don't You Weep I 
 
 Oh I Mary don;t you weep, don't you weep I 
 Oh I Mary don't you weep, don't you weep I 
 Pharaoh • army got drowned. 
 
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 I MAfy don't yon wetp I 
 
64 Way Ober Yonder on tho Hilltop I 
 
 There'! gwine te be a glorious time by-and-bj, 
 
 Way ober yonder on the hilltop ! 
 Where the moon shines bright in the cloudless sky, 
 
 Way ober yonder on the h.lltop I 
 
 At that great camp meeting we'll work no more, we'll 
 play a little tune upon the old banjo, and de belli 
 keep a ringing on the golden shore. 
 
 CHO.—Way ober yonder where de children am • 
 singing, 
 And de bells dey keep ringing, 
 Way ober yonder on the hilltop. 
 
 Take de narrow little railroad smooth and straight. 
 
 Way ober yonder on the hilltop I 
 If you trabble by the broad gauge you'll sure to be late, 
 
 Way ober yonder on the hi Itop I 
 
 You fashionable people with your pomp and pride, all 
 pamted up and powdered and your hair all dyed like 
 the label on the bottle, you'll be left outside. 
 
 CHO.—Way ober yonder, etc. 
 
 When Gabriel blows his silver horn. 
 
 Way ober yonder on the hilltop I 
 Get you ready for to trabble in the early morn, 
 
 Way ober yonder on the hilltop I 
 
 But you needn't come along if you don't look neat 
 you must throw dem worldly shoes from oflF your feet 
 or dey'U never let you walk up in the golden streets. ' 
 
 Ciio.--Wa7 Ob** yonder, etc 
 
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INDEX 
 
 ,- . _ MUSIC PAGES. 
 
 Heard Ye Ever 
 
 I'm a Rolling,'- '.'.'.'...[ 
 
 My Lord delivered Daniel ..... 
 My Brethren, don't (Jet VVearv. 
 
 Many Thousand Gone '. 
 
 O Sinner, Vou'd Better Get Reach- 
 
 Roll, Jordan, Roll "; 
 
 •Swiiii,-^ Low, Sweet Chariot. . . . . . . . 
 
 The Rocks and the Mountains. . .. . 
 
 Zion's Children 
 
 Zion Weep Below • • •• • 
 
 WORDS ONLV. 
 
 n. 
 
 V. 
 
 vi. 
 
 xii. 
 
 ix. 
 
 xiii. 
 
 viii. 
 
 vii. 
 
 xi. 
 
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 HI. 
 
 A Great Camp Meeting- ! ^^"^^^ 
 
 Been Listeninir. , . ^"^ 
 
 •Brig-ht Sparkles in the Churchyard 
 
 Daniel Saw a Stone 
 
 De Ma.ssa ob de Sheeptol' 
 
 Every Day'll be Sunday * '. " 
 
 Gideon's Band 
 
 Good News ! 
 
 Go, Chain the Lion Down ' 
 
 Hail ! Hail ! Hail ! '// ] 
 
 Heavenly Land up ^'onder 
 
 Heard Ye Ever?. . 
 
 Hall ! Hail ! 
 
 Have You Got the Glory ?...!. 
 
 He's the Lily of the Valley T^ 
 
 I Ain't Got Weary Yet ■ ^^ 
 
 I'm Rolling- ^^ 
 
 In My Father's House. ......!..! 'J 
 
 Jerusalem Morning ...... " 
 
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 49 
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 43 
 
 Jolly Time ^*^®- 
 
 Jubilee Greeting^ ^1 
 
 Keep Me from Sinking- Down! .......... "^^ 
 
 Love an' Serve de Lord Q 
 
 Mary and Martha 
 
 My Brethren, Don't get Weary '\ . ..... . 
 
 My Ship is on the Ocean ^ 
 
 My Lord is Writing- all the Time . A 
 
 My Lord, What a Mourning-.. . . ' ' " Zt 
 
 My Lord Delivered Daniel 1L 
 
 No More Auction Block for Me.. . "U 
 
 Oh Mary ! ^ 
 
 O Make A-me Holy.. .......".'..".' l\ 
 
 Oh ! Mary, Don't You Weep !.. .'. .W..." " .l 
 
 Prepare Me ' g 
 
 Reign, Master Jesus \\ ^0 
 
 Roll, Jordan, Roll .....' 28 
 
 Run, Mary, Run ! 
 
 Sinner, You'd Better Get Ready !. . . 
 
 Sleep On, Israelites, Sleep On ^i 
 
 Steal Away to Jesus * ^^ 
 
 Swing Dose Gates Ajar \^ 
 
 Swing Low Sweet Chariot t. 
 
 The Class-Meeting Song zl 
 
 The Heavens Shining " . \c 
 
 The Ro.ck: and the Mountains 2^ 
 
 Wait a Little While ' " ' ' .^ 
 
 Walk in Jerusalem ! oS 
 
 Way Ober Yonder on the Hilltop !..... 
 
 We're Almost Home ! 
 
 We'll Camp a Little While 
 
 Will You Be There ?,._... .",'!.'..'" 
 
 You Talk About Moses ^- 
 
 Zion's Children 
 
 Zion Weep Alow 
 
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