New Jubilee Songs, as sung by the Fisk Jubilee Singers of Fisk Univ., 1904, 2nd ed. Collected and Harmonized by Frederick J. Work

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A Little Talk with Jesus......... 24
Aint I Glad Ive got out the..... 18

Before this Time another Year... 31

F SONGS

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Lord, I Want to be a Christian.... 17

My Good Lords Done been Here .. 11
My Names Written on High ..... 13

De tnd BY), ok hss cae ees 45 | My Souls been Anchored in the:.. 43
Cant You Live Humble?......... 25
Christians, Hold up Your Heads .. 29| Rocks, dont Fall on Me ....... -
IVE MO: COMUB 6 cy ss ina bene bb his 40 nes hah ons soawauitmmme nile rack. i"
Going to Hold out to the End.... 27) Religion is a Fortune............ 14
Good Ma@rning j........0....... oy Sl RTM AEDs icihelova's's aw Mire iss Gee Met 5
dou ds luce 47| Show Me the Way .........000e, 22
ic. g Sing a ho that I had the Wings of.. 16
Sinner, please dont let this Har-
Il Combi Hear Nobody Pray.) 2.30)" yest. ooo ies. e age el dees ekeee 38
I Have Another Building ........ 26|Somebodys Buried in the Grave-
I Heard the Preaching of the Elder 33, YaTd ........... see eee eee eee 8
I know the Lords Laid His Hands. 7) Steal Away to Jesus ............ 20
Im a-going to Join the Band..... 12) SWI Dee ois ites one's Anite 21
Im a-going to Lay Down my Life. 36/ Tell all the World, John......... 34
I Went Down in the Valley....... 28| The Old Arks a-movering . ..... 19
I wish I had died in Egypt Land.. 32] This is a Sin-trying World ....... 44
[ wont Stop Praying............ 42 Wade in the Water ............. 8
Jesus is Risen from the Dead .... 35) Want to Go to Heaven when I Die. 15
Let us Cheer the Weary Traveler. 37 MVCTO YOU Mere? 65.0) cig ak ele 46
itil aa ee oe 41| When Pm Dead ................ 9
PIC. PEN ee ek ke on 4| You wont find a Man like Jesus.. 23
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NEW JUBILEE SONGS

AS SUNG BY THE

FISK JUBILEE SINGERS .

OF |

Fisk University

Collected and Harmonized by
FREDERICK J. WORK

Second Edition

FISK UNIVERSITY
Nashville, Tennessee

Copyrighted, June, 1902, and August, 1904

Copyright, 1902, by The Fisk University

NEW JUBILEE SONGS

PREFACE GOOD MORNING

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It is now more than eighteen years since the last edition of The Fisk Jubilee y = ol aa aS Ig 5 2 J
Songs, compiled by Theodore F. Seward and George L. White of Fisk University, 1. Good morn-ing ev - er-y -bod- y, 6 children! Good -
was given to the public. Since that time many variations in the words and music of 4 Z me may ay 4 toe Ne hyp Tees pg OE p ha P ete 4 ad
the older songs have been discovered and adopted, and many new and beautiful : em} en
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songs from various localities and sources have been collected through the efforts of 4 | | = |e 4
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and music of these songs, new and old, as used by the I'isk Jubilee Singers in 4 NR os RIN
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their public concerts, that this collection is published in the hope that it will afford. iD @ aS aan se = 8 fee Nemes a Neves dN iN =]
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no less pleasure than the original song book to the many friends of Fisk University. 3 = WE aa | o g fs $ i

morn-ing ev - er - y - bod - y, Lord, Im _roll-ing in Zi- on,
call me a hyp - o- crite mem-ber, Lord, roll-ing in Zi- on
go - ing to see my moth-er, Lord, Im roll-ing in Zi- on,

Most of these songs have been harmonized and many of them collected by Mr.

Frederick J. Work, of the class of 1903, Fisk University, and to him, more than to

the faculty of the University. It is in response to numerous requests for the words | y

any other person, is due the credit for whatever merit this collection may be @2 ; -o- 2 -@- gis
found to possess. From their inception to their present form these songs represent 3 | Eb 7 7 7 x4
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the negro conception of music. As it has been found almost impossible for the
Caucasian successfully to catch and reproduce the peculiarly characteristic rhythm aie NEE EN ERE ANS Ch ME HL if Te N
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and harmony of melodies of this type, it is hoped that this book will prove of more -e-+_ | o_# # |~--e-.-|-"-e 4 -4
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than usual interest and value to the student of music. Some remarks on the struct- uv | 4 | ae
: i : : ju- bi - lee! M 3 i norni i ! My
ure and rhythm of some songs which are of special interest will be found in con- iu- bi - lee! Bat, my me as pa a rosttee 8 mires e.
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nection with the songs themselves. ju- bi - lee! Im going right on tomy Sav-iour, O children! Im
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The Committee wishes to express its indebtedness to the Rev. S. G. Barnes, D. D., 4 Ci = =__|_ = -|-,_- -2 [oJ
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the University Pastor, for assistance in the work of revision, and to various mem- 4 any, y ! ! PoE Ie oe au
bers of the music faculty for co-operation and advice. ;
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Bo STICKEL ane soul got happy this morning,Lord,Im roll-ing in Zi - on, ju-bi- lee!
Committee on Publication soul got happy this morning,Lord,Im roll-ing in Zi - on, ju-bi-lee!
goingrighton to my Saviour,Lord,Im roll-ing in Zi- on, ju-bi-lee!
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LIVE A-HUMBLE

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(2. ' Ev-er see such a man as God? He gave up his Son for to
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come and die, Gave up his Son for to come and die,
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LIVE A-HUMBLEConcluded

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Hell be call - ing, Come to judg - e- ment come, Liv - a -

* Attention is here called to this incomplete measure. If the quarter note were a dotted

half the measure would be complete, but some of the beauty of the song would be lost. The
negro has an aversion to long notes mingled with short ones.
*ROLL ON
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pil-grims go home, go home. 2. The Heav'n-ly land 50
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could not see, King Je - sus brought that light to me.
bright and fair, Thereare ver - y few seem go - ing there.

* Note the triple time, which is very-unusual in jubilee music. This song comes from
Virginia, where it was found by Mrs. Agnes Work.

5

HOLY BIBLE I KNOW THE LORDS LAID HIS HANDS ON ME

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4. Doubt - ing Thom - as, doubt - ing Thom - as, | e ram SYN Sa a 7 fF | Fe F F |
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Doubt - ing Thom-as, doubt no more, doubt no more............. | ES 7 %, cA ; EY a Ts oes
Great Je - ho-vah, o- ver all, Oo - ver rr es ea a ;
ge eg -o- -o- ~~ to Did ev - er you see the like be - fore?
4#e-* a fe 2 8S oA EE a Je - sus _ preach - ing to the poor.
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a ee ae r] SNE BEE LE | va Z 7 ee ea Je - sus washd my sins a - way?
| y sf vo y 3. Some seek the Lord and dont seek him right,
fool all day and pray at night,
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Going to get up in the morning a shouting,Going to Join bi - lee.
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To the prom - ised land Pm bound......... a 0.
By the grace of God Pu fol - Ow on. as
But still my soul is heaven - ly pound.

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* Death held a very prominent place in the mind and songs of the s ac
BEDE com his habaenipe, did he site of death and the glories of Heaven Ye sii ne ee
receive just those things that were here denied him. Heaven was to him abo ais
place of rest and of shouting and jubilation.

WADE IN THE WATER

(A favorite melody among Southern Baptists while a baptism is in progress.)

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Wade in the wa - ter, Gods a-going to trouble the wa- ter.

WADE IN THE WATERConcluded

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. See that band all dressed in white,Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter, The

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2. See that band alldressed in red, Gods a going to trouble the wa - ter, Looks
3. Look over yonder what dol see? Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter; The

4. You dontbelieve Ive been redeemed? Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter, Just

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Lead-er looks like the Is - rael - ite, Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter.
like the band that Mo-ses led, Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter.
Ho - ly Ghost a - coming on me, Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter.
fol-low me down to Jordans stream,Gods a-going to trouble the wa - ter.

WHEN IM DEAD

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When Im dead dont you grieve aft-er me, When Im dead

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grieve aft - er me, When Im dead dont you grieve aft - er

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1. Pale Horse and Rid-er have taken my mother a - way,
2. Pale Horse and Rid-er...... stop at ev-er-y door,

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He Oo oc ae ey a ct took my father a - way, Cold) i - cy
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Rid-er have taken my mother a- way, Pale Horse and Rid-er have

Rid - er...... stop at ev-er-y door, Pale Horse and Rid-er......

ham@ss..i.:.. took my fathera- way, Cold i - cy hand.........

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taken my mother a- way,

took my father a- way, By and by dont you grieve aft

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By and by _ dont you grieve aft-er me.
stop at ev-er-y door, By and_ by - dont you grieve aft-

er me.

-er me.

PLENTY

GOOD ROOM

MY GOOD LORDS

DONE BEEN HERE

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Theres plen-ty good room, Theres plenty good room, Way in the Oh, my ey Lords done been here! Blessed my soul and gone a - way,
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king - dom; Theres plen-ty g P y8 i My Good Lords done been here, Blessed my soul and _ gone
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; 2. One of these mornings bright and fair, Way in the 1, WhenI get up in Heav-en And a my work is done, Going to
Way in the kingdom. ; i : : ;
3. When I was a mourner justlike you, Way in the 2. Hold up the Bap- tist fin - ger, Hold up the Bap-tist hand,...........
4. Come on, mourner make,a bound, Way in the 3. You may be a white man, White asthe drift-ing snow, If your
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king - dom; Healed the sick and raised the dead, Way esiebi al sit down by Sis-ter Ma-ry, And chatter withthe dar - ling Son.
king - dom; Going to hitch on my wings and seb air, Way ie the am When I get in the Heavens, Goinga a - join the Bap - tist Band.
king - dom; I prayed and prayed till [came thro, Way hv the fe om soul aint been con - vert -ed, To Hell youre sure to go.
king - dom; The Lord will meet you on halfway ground, Way in the king-dom.
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* PM A-GOING TO JOIN THE BAND

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Hal-le-lu - jah! a Cant yousing it...
Ima-going tojoin the band, Im a-going to join the band,
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1. The more come in with a free good - will,
2. Jor - dans stream is so- chil - ly and cold, If
Be Watch that Sun, how stead - y she runs;
4. Josh -u- a _ prayed for to stop the sun, The
5. Going to hang my harp on the wil - low tree, Itll
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Make the band seem sweet - er still. And
you dont mind itll , chiJl your soul. And
Dont let her catch you with your work un - done. And
Sun did stop till the bat - tle was won. And
sound way Oo - ver in Gare lee. And
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Exclamations for Verses | 2. Cold Jordan! 4. Going to heaven!
Chilly waters! With Joshua!
Baan Watch it, Christians! And David!

1. Come children! 3. Watch that Sun! 5. O the willow!
Join the band! Steady, traveler! And the children!
Sing to Jesus! Work, children! Couldnt sing!

* The chorus in this song, as in This is a Sin-trying World and My Souls been An-
chored in the Lord, is continuous, while the leader interjects whatever exclamations seem to
him appropriate. These three songs are the only ones of this peculiar variety which are
known to exist.

+ These exclamations are not the only ones that can be used. Any others which seem
suitable and do not destroy the rhythm may be employed.

12

MY NAMES WRITTEN ON HIGH

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you get there be-fore I do, My names written on high; Look
get back, Sa- tan, let me by, My names written on high; Going to
Go back, all the powrsof hell, My names written on high; 4
Shout, my sis - ter, you are free, My names written on_ high;

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out for me Im com-ing too, My names written on high.
servemy Je-sus till I die, My names written on high:
Let Gods children take the field, My names written on high.
Christ has bought your lib-er - ty, My names written on high.
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Whereve you been, poor mourn-er? Whereve you been so
Where ve you been, young con-vert? Where've you been so
Where ve you been, good chris-tian ? Where ve you been so

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3. Want to see my fa-ther when I die, Want to see my fa - ther
my sis - ter when I die, Want to see my sis - ter
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when I die, Want tosee my sis - ter, when I die; Good Lord,
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3. Sin-ner man, see what a shame, Id fly a-way and be at rest,

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When theirdy - ing Saviourgroaned,d_ fly a-way and be at _ rest.

To trample down your Savioursname,Id_ fly a-way and be at rest.

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* When the preacher has worked his auditors up toa high degree of excitement, he will
often break off and extemporize some song, with his text as its basis, in which the audience
joins, and then at the end of it will go on exhorting again. This song, which is one of the
most beautiful of our collection, was composed in this way in Robertson County, Tennessee.
It seemed at first crude and unavailable but as it was sung over and over again gradually
reached its present musical form. 6

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LORD, | WANT TO BE A CHRISTIAN

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3. Lord, I want to be more ho - ly In a my heart, in a my
4. I dont want to be like Ju- das In a my heart, in a my
5. Lord, I want to be like Je - sus In a my heart, in a my
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wil - der-ness, com-ing out the wil-der-ness, Long time mourn-er,
wil - der-ness, got out the wil-der-ness, Aint I glad I
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run out the wilderness, Leaning on the Lord. O, come along, mourner, Lord.
coming out the wilderness, Leaning on the Lord. O, long time mourner, Lord.
got out the wilderness, Leaning on the Lord. O, aint I glad I Lord.

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18

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THE OLD ARKS A-MOVERING

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SHOW ME THE WAY : SHOW ME THE WAYConcluded

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e * ji 3. You may search all un -der the ground, But I know he
at No - ah sent out a mourn. - ing dove, 4. You may search from pole to pole, You may search all
2. Going to serve my Lord while i have breath, kt
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En-ter the char-i- ot, tra-vel a-long; So i can o-verthe world, But you wont find a man_ like Je - sus.
En -ter the char 1s - ot, tra-vel a-long; Going to fly about Heayn rea a
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i. "i broth - er, I re-mem ber when I was a sin-ner lost, I
2. Some-times the fork-ed lightning and mut-ter-ing thun - der, too, Of
3. My broth - ae and my sis-ter, youhave tri- als here like me,When

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cried, Have mer - cy, Je - sus, But still my soul was tossed,

tri - als and temp- ta - tions Make it hard for me and you,
we are try-ing to serve the Lord, And win the vic - to - ry,

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* This song originated in Alabama and was obtained for the University by Mr. Geo. B. Mc-

24.

Clellan, of the class of 84.

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A LITTLE TALK WITH JESUSConcluded

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Till I heard King Je - sus say, Come here, I am_ the way;
But Je - sus is our friend, Hell keep us to the end;

Old Sa - tan eee us hard Our journ-ey to re-tard;
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And a lit - tle talk with Je - sus makes it Bay
And a lit - tle talk with Je - sus makes it right.
But a lit - tle talk with Je - sus makes it right.
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CANT YOU LIVE HUMBLE?

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(Es Sacre rae Se ae eel
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Cant you live hum - ble? Praise King Je - sus
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Cant you live hum - ble To the dy - ing Lamb?
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1. Lightning flashes, thun-ders roll,
2. Come here, Je-sus, come here, please,
3. Ev-ry- bod- y come and see,
4. Came down hore and talked to me,

Make me think of ee poor soul.
See me, Je - sus, on my knees.
A mans been here from Gal -1 - lee;
Went a - way and left me free.

25

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I HAVE ANOTHER BUILDING GOING TO HOLD OUT TO THE END
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Wate od F : Joi t the end, Goingto hold ou a) 3
I know I have a-noth-er build-ing,...... I knowits not made with Going to hold out vi _- ; ee if oe eo eae | ah te
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ih a ; tri - als come as they will come, Going to hold out to the end.
hands, O breth - ren, hands. 1 want to -go to Heav-en, and I 2
hands, O. sis - ter, hands. I have-nt been to Heavy-en, but ee ae ee < @. o-_?.1- fs "NESSIE SPONDS TT EW WO ark
hands, O mourn - er, hands. 4 Look 0 - ver yon - der, and @ 7 ageee:: oe ee ee
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| ** * ee =| ie ee 2 oma ee 1.1 have a dear old moth-er Whos late-ly come from the Lord; Le
| = I = a = = [| have a saint-ed fa-ther Whos late -ly come from the Lord; Let
i : ; . ea 1g - ly come from the Lord; Let
want to go right, Not made with hands; O, I want to go to 3).1. have a lov -ing sis - ter in en rs fromthe Lord: auat
I've a- been told, Not made with hands; 0, the gates are 4,1 have a chris-tian brother Who's late - ly fc
what do I see? Not made with hands; A ho -ly band of iw. = eo
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Ss i ; ua % tri - als come as they will come, Going to hold out to a ith
Heay-en all robed in white, Not made with hands, O brethren, tri - als come as they will come, Going to hold out to P e ne
pearl andthe streets are gold, Not made with hands, O brethren, tri - als come as they will come, Going to hold out m att . d.
an - gels com-ing af-terme, Not made with hands, O _ yes, | tri - als come as they will come, Going to hold out to e .
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at Tae or ERCEN OME OD " 20-9 KE REFER TEA TO SULTRY 8 ALR .
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I WENT DOWN IN THE VALLEY

I. went down

in the val - ley

to pray, Study-ing

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ae broth- ers let's go down, lets go down, lets go down,
2. sis - ters lets go down, lets go down, lets go down,
af chil - dren let's go down, lets go down, lets go down,
400O preach- ers lets go down, lets go down, lets go down,
5. -by we'll all go down, all = go down, all go down,
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O broth - ers let's go down, down im the val-ley to pray. hi
O let's go down, down in the val-ley _ to pray. As
O chil- dren let?s go down, down in the val-ley ~ to pray. As
O preach - ers lets go down, down inthe val-ley to pray. As
By-an-by we'll all go. down, down in the val-ley to pray. As
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good old O who. shall wear the star - ry crown, Good
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Fa SL AM oe Poa sa OV See
4 ad @ "erry
Lord, show me the way, As ae show me the way.
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7) Wa! oe ee Praae
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CHRISTIANS, HOLD UP YOUR HEADS

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. Christians, hold up your heads! Christians, hold up your heads! Christians, hold up your heads!
Roget you bear your load! Neighbor, you bear your load! Neighbor, you bear your load!
Sis-ter, you stand the storm ! Sis-ter, you stand the storm ! Sis-ter, you stand the storm!

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3 SS A IT SN eI CHAS Eel SEHR MRE | ARE A TM MLE NE re 5

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Got re - li-gion all round the world, O, then Ill shout a Glo-ry! O,

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then ll shout a Glo-ry! Lord, Then I'll shout a Glo- ry! Got re -
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li-gion all round theworld, , ~- li- gion all round _ the world.
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0 ROCKS, DONT FALL ON ME

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O rocks, dont fall on me, Rocksand Oe cali don tfall on me.
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| 1 4 Look o.- -- ver yon-der on Jer - ri - chos wall,
i 2 In - a that great, great judg.- ment day,
I 3. When ey - er - y star re - + fus- eg to shine,
i 4. The trump shall sound, and the dead shall rise,
4 : 1 racer me
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j Rocks and mountains, dont fall on me; And see those sin - ners
a Rocks and mountains, dont fall on me; The sin-ners will run to the
ia Rocks and mountains, dont fall on me; I know King Je - sus
- Rocks and mountains, dont fall on me; And go to man - sions
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trem-ble and fall, Rocks and mount-ains, dont fall on me.
rocks and say: Rocks and mount-ains, dont fall on me.
will-a be mine, Rocks and mount-ains, dont fall on me.
in-a_ the _ skies. Rocks and mount-ains, dont fall on me.
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0 ROCKS, DONT FALL ON ME

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Q - rocks, please fall on me! O rocks, please fall on me Wie

2
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O rocks, please fall on me! Rocks and mountains please fall on me!
OO. . AM OR OS a B OPAL." Reeiees nadine a
S ace ice epee A aS Sa
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BEFORE THIS TIME ANOTHER YEAR
lo
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Be - fore this ae ae -oth-er year I may be gone, Out in some lone-ly

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Sai uneaee ae AT, Saas oo ane

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1. My moth-ers broke the ice and gone,
grave - yard, O Lord, how long? 2. My _fa-thers broke the ice and gone,
3. My Saviours broke the ice and gone,

2. '
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De axons oe a ee ONS eB Fr azarae 7
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O Lord, how long? By the grace of God I}] fol-low on, O Lord, how ce ?
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31

I WISH | HAD DIED IN EGYPT LAND

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stay a - way, I wish I had died in the E-gypt land!
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fey: aC oli BREEN 5 ae: | Nae ee
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Children grumbled on the way, Wish I haddied in the E- gypt land;
Now they wept and now they moaned, Wish I had died in the E- gypt land;
Yes, the chil-dren they did right, Wish I haddied in the E- gypt land;

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Children they for - got to pray, Wish I had diedin the Egypt land. t 0,1

Then they turned around and groaned, Wish I had died in the Egyptland. O, I

When they went and had that fight, Wish I had diedin the Egyptland. O, I

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32

| HEARD THE PREACHING OF THE ELDER

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I heard the preach-ing of the El - der, Preach-ing the Word,
lave iC t a o a t C { Pe Sanaa) TEN paee 7 DY |
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- the Word; I heard the preach- ne of the El - der
e

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a
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FINE.
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1. How long did it rain? Can
Preaching the Word of God. 2. How long was Jon-ah in the
3) Wehen- die was: ayo mourn 4 i 736
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a-ny one tell? Preaching the Word of God, For for - ty
bel -ly of the whale? Preaching the Word of God, ~ Three whole
just like you, Preaching the Word of God, My kness got ac -
aS ae @_- pete:
ex Se sae ae ea Pere
a

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days and nights it fell, Preach-ing the Word of God.
days and nights he sailed, Preach-ing the Word of God.
quaint-ed with the hill- sides, too, Preach-ing the Word of God.
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lay: 2 Gg o a eRe - -__|-_#_ a Rae:
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TELL ALL THE WORLD, JOHN JESUS IS RISEN FROM THE DEAD
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Tell all the world, John, Tell all the world, John, Tell all the : : - :
In-a this-a band we have sweetmu - sic, In-a_ this-a
UG MA AM DREN te Re See - + + ;
Coe a uae AE MAA NT I ORR a ND RP an AD ae te, Mee
foe eee a nr Cae aoe ae epee a (o-2-- = a =
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world, John, I know the oth- er worlds not like this. So - _ Sm el 7 sana 4
ee ge wry 5 x '
pee 6 MHS RR Simp ls a _ I oa band we have sweet mu - sic, In - a_ this - a band we
oe Veen ee, ) e= ee bra re aa Lae
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. eK | ein | 00 6 4 r | 3 mee N ra oN N aN ee A oo
GENEL SEMA. ST ie (pUiain PERT CaP Pit 10 EA
aE 2 What kind o shoes are those you wear, I know the a - 2 a: ae = P| e o e-: yl
2. When Je - susshook the man - na tree, I know the a @ * amis @ e e = e Be @
3. Going to talk to the Fa-ther, talk to the Son, I know the : :
f -0- -0- have sweet mu - sic, Je - sus 1 ae OL from the dead.
cS NRT | Oe | ee ie PSM aa te BEE,
Bie 7] ee ee P| eo re
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Sak Bc roma Reem lel GRAIN pe ORL MER Ona (EN SOne ON MaR sae LEO
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ad eas sai

oth - er worlds not like this; That you can walk up - = sce A comm ces a Or ee | f- BG 7 LAB aA Zac

oH) - er not ie this; He shook it for you and He S 7 | y a yo eS ee ee

oth - er worlds not like this; Goi ] e i RA
ns 2. ve ib; Going to talk about the work that I 1. Go, tell Ma-ry and Mar-tha, Go and tell- Ma-ry and Mar-tha,
rad 2 ? .

-o- <&. a -0- 2. Go, tell John and Pet-er, Go and tell John and _ Pet -er,
:}+-_-___}- -|-#* - = | = 4] 3. Go, tell doubt - ing Thom-as, Go and tell doubt - ing Thom-as,
aie ee eee 2 | 4 4. Go, tell Paul and Si-las, Go and tell Paul and Si - las,

4] vy] v 5. Go, tell all th A-pos-tles, Go and tell all th A- pos - tles,

D.C. 6. Go, _ tell ev - ry -bod-y, Go and tell ev - ry - bod - y,
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TEES pO bs 8 ys ed Ne eS SE e
= _ APE ath ET TO ONES CARDIAC ta
& _ = ras so | aa ae ee fal cone yh
Uo nt gal uov [ ce ws as aera oe oe * co 0 =A $1 _
ae od air? I know the oth-er worlds not like _ this. es A in: <eaat RL nin eae ee A A
shook it for me I know the oth-er worlds not like _ this. fs oy Bai dae
? : : 5 : and tell Ma-ry and Martha, Yes, Je-sus is ris - en from the dead.
left un - done, I know the oth - er worlds ey this. Go and tell John and Pet -er, Yes, Je-sus is ris - en from the dead.
Pe ee ae aed i K - Go and tell doubt - ing Thomas, Yes, Je-sus is ris - en from the dead.
a t E t ri E == = Go and tell Paul and Si- las, Yes, Je-sus is ris -en from the dead.
we : ea ee ooo Go and tell all th Apos-tles, Yes, Je-sus is ris - en from the dead.
aa BR OB ose t Go and tell ev -ry-bod-y, Yes, Je-sus is ris - en from the dead.
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Hy *?M GOING TO LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR MY LORD
i IM GOING TO LAY DOWN MY LIFE FOR MY LORDConcluded
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| ik cad eit | ik re Be ge nga Va So poor would die, Im a-goingto laydown my life for my Lord.
| n hi is a ae N begat? eps geth-er must go, Im a-going to lay down my life for my Lord.
e& ce. ES | ive 3 ME \# a] e RRR, SL AOE, | paved with gold, Im a-going to lay down my life for my Lord.
eon 7 Oy i Al een isa eS ae _
re ; Nr ae je: uma Se EY. ie Aa aes ee sincere A WE
ig v v v v fe- <A Re PR OES [a om iroritiar bees
5 = aoe ee
Pre a eo ae ae na
t a +
| FINE. |
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> __-__1-__ = Ee s~+]- Be Ga Bes
| ee Pee SS : LET US CHEER THE WEARY TRAVELLER
_o o_o _# oe: . ;
3 rm Es, gh -o- v | |
lay down my life for my Lord, yes, Lord. i o_O es Fa aaa 2 oi 2! Sse a2, ae = mao ores care oi Bes Ps aT
N N | ee oe eee ee oe
ot MAES CS Ree Ae ami Sat Sa lg Re | ae: erties
a ae eee aa oe ee | ~~ |
i } h i} i ho + r Let us cheer the wea-ry tray-el - ler,..7.. Cheer the wea-ry trav -el-ler-
v r v | v 7] - Xf | | \
a ee ie ae ined ina WRES
Ce nes seas = iia eee |
a ash 7 ROME tas ye EE mati? nls oe ee oe ee
t| 2S SSS SSS SS SS Sas = 4 ips
bi oe LS , oy eee
e/ y -_.- y C- a- s -o& | | \ FINE.
i ik st oo sale . 4 eis > ees. A aN ie | \ ! |
dq. If. re li-gion was : thing that mon-ey could buy, mis a-going to . it "Aaa rR BE st maa eS ss aa ars Se oa ae aa ee ree
i 2. Pat I thank God it is not so, Im a-going to | Se ae om ee 2S ee oe | ane oa ae ee <p alae Some: 2
ti 3 I havnt been to Heavn, but ve a-been told, Im a-going to led r | Bs Yaeiy ate e TEES TS. A a
Li pics as Let us cheer the wea-ry trav-el-ler, A -long the heaven-ly way.
mi Ses - ss oe ae ES Re | K
| + s a ome NG ie cane: Wigs ae
"aaa TE TY BP | yi + -e | |
ee a ae el ee ee a =e
i eee 2 See pee ee ee
| ee ae CS tage
SS ee eS CUS
tf , cy -6- -e-- -o- -o- i " SS oo 2s == ae Fae aa -]
1h . so i Ty = @ _ Sree aa > Ra
lay down my life for my Lord; O- the _ rich would live and the hal os t = t eee: res =
lay down my life for my Lord; But the rich and poor to - 1. TN take my gos-pel trum - pet, And I'll | be- gin to blow,
lay down my life for my a That the streets in Heavn are 2. And if youmeet with cross - es And tri - als on the _ way,
i a ares aaaee Ye P
| C4 ae tert a os PD. o.
| 4# camera = [4 ee | a CSG ee. BORER NT
| tek So a
5) A area Ie SS OT, IN pee ae oa |
: *This song is remarkable for its frequent changes of time, a feature which is very o
unusual in Jubilee Songs but which here cannot be modified without ruining the melody. . And if my Sav-iour helps me, I'll blow wher-ev-er I go.
i 36 Just keep yourtrust in Je- sus, Anddont for - get to pray.

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SINNER, PLEASE DONT LET THIS HARVEST PASS

(A Very Popular Revival Song )

please dont

CHORUS 8:
nae RAS

a-# a y & N N

(2-45) | (St | iN TRG j 4 H
P , STLER VRE CS Le C- Cray TTP fs) UME 7 3: Hc EE | eS | ; PAE

ta PE WUE A | CN HC PT eo he ee ra

Y = RE ee amd a @ ii cee ag i

Sin-ner, please dont let this har-vest pass;.............+- Sin - ner
har-vest pass

Cee 2 a ae AA BEAT aa | "aia: en = ana came ch a

6 rs AE) ATS REN H * A ag otha r a AE
f t OE CTD oN YRS | iad RE EE AY | om
SF o EN PREG ADEN S.A SONNE AEBS AEE! (RTA Wit | 7

vt v re baal =

let this har-vest pass, har-vest pass; Sin-ner, please dont

QO -# Re d
A ER NI W
CP ec 0 ae OR ee Or a eo a a LE
let this har - vest pass, and die and lose yoursoul at _ last............
soul at last.
De MPN EG OLS
ae tee ART A TSA | + EE _e prin |
t7A~-4+ 7e-|_+-__e-r_+_|-> _ f+ - ta
eee ee
cy) * Mi Se. A aad
1. I know that my Re-deem-er lives; ......--+se0 I know that
yes, He lives;
2. Sin-ner, O see the cru-el tres he Sin - ner, O
cru-el_ tree, :
3. MyGod is a might-y man of WE. 33. ches fue My God is a
man of war,
(tibiae isi
QO. i mn A ' 1
Pe ee
t po 0 2 Peat am
2 . RE SR Be if
my Re-deem-er _ lives,...........-. I know that my Re
yes, He lives, ;
see the cru - el ig MSD an A Sin - ner, O see the
cru-el tree, ; y
might-y man _ of WEPRT 5 2H ba wpe penn My God is a might - y
man of war,
_ D.S.
+ # i x ra | Net |
a canned er aaa BS i os AE DEN rs
- E {-@_| _ # | - -_o _# | o_-#_|___\_ 6 =
c c _l@ @ ; I @ 6+ +1 @--6 +
deem -er lives, Sin-ner, please dont let this har-vest pass,............ Sin-ner,
har-vest pass,
cru - el tree, Where Christ died for you and me,.............. Sin-ner,
you and me,
man of war, Sin-ner, please dont let this har-vest pass,............ Sin-ner,
har-vest pass,
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1 COULDNT HEAR NOBODY

PRAY

LEADER N xn
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aa WN } 3 er =
LL 3 | = thi |

fice
CHORUS Pen
p Vy); LER b A_| X N N N H ~ x
eae Fae Tih! nD ia bad = Neato \

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Ter a Js ae 4
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1. In the val- ley! *
: 2. Chill - y wa - ters!
3. tHal-le - Ju - jah!
ae UNIson.
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ORAL CRD TED TTY TER A || PERV ne
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o AA AGRE MAGNO Ne t REAL EE Be

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* The interjections used here are not the only ones which ean be used, but may be changed

according to the emotions of the leader.

+ Let this stanza be exceedingly slow, about half as fast as the others,and the chorus very

soft. But go into the refrain a tempo.

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| WONT STOP PRAYING

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fey: BE SAE A a AA A a SE or ee oe eee
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sate ES N Ny N
ma hay Casement et wae, RT ee Eee
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1. Old Sa - tans mad and I am glad,

2. Old Sas) tans va. iar and. a con - jur - er too,

3. The Bi -_ ble is our en -_ gi - neer,
@: = | ae Fivix Ta --|
iemaws se | wa |

Thats what Sa-tans a-grum- bling a - bout;
Thats what Sa-tans a-grum- bling a - bout;
re Ww o;, Sa-tans a-grum-bling a - bout;

He missed that

And if you~ dont

It points the

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owe 8 9 Ny aS
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= Sa. a 2 ee

mind hell con - jure you,

way to Heavnso clear, Thats what

soul he thought he had, . Thats what Sa-tans a-grumb-ling a-bout.

Thats what Sa-tans a-grumb-ling a- bout.

Sa-tans a-grumb-ling a- bout.

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ae: Ne wa - - = "Wak? eae

waite = is MO TRE aOR ET

ae re
v] 0 Vv Vv v

*MY SOULS BEEN ANCHORED IN THE LORD

\

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| HS |: = 2 ay ic |
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e/ Lz 4
Aint you glad !
O, my souls been an-chored in the Lord, My
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U- ER e- rs 4
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ran a Ree | caer ea ee Sa
ASP | v 7 ea
8 i ;
Cant you sing it!
souls been anchored in the Lord, My souls been an - chored
p# aN 5 ol | EE a
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RS aie eee ee on eee Gettin ca
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FINE.
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cI if i lle | ons | a ee
a IRN OO AS A cos |
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Tell it chil-dren!
in the _ Lord, My souls been anchored in the Lord.
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5 ea a oe to 23 a ee a a
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a es ee COPE o AAW GT TER RA y 33
| Sars = aot === - ope a TN
-* Where ve you been, poor. sin - - ner? O, whereve you
2. You may talk a-bout me just as much as you please, Youmay spread my
ae See my fa-ther in the gos - - - pel Come + wagging up the
a
toe SER OR ES PT AL AT ESE as lat
eae SS See
Paya
ry
been so long? Bi . Sue out of thesight of man, Aan my
name a-broad;Ill pray for you when I= get on my knees, For my
hill so slow, Hes;cry-ing now as he cried be - fore, My
Exclamations for Verses

Found my Jesus! For Im sheltered ! At the river!

1. O, 'm happy! | 2. You eant hurt me! 3. Left my burden!
On my knees! In my Jesus! | In the valley!

*See note on page 12.

+I.e., toiling, moving slowly.
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ar = <= nn : -icaeaeaamamn

* THIS IS A SIN-TRYING WORLD BY AND BY
LEADER. nN FINE.
CS ee 2 ee CM oP meee Se ee ee
ba-s | | | had SS N7] a he RS DE PORMMBRES T a ee or eae) en So ESS sos, ove! 2
a aa a a ee ee te : sana | ee a ET a ee a
= cS | a. rain. 1 i 4 oe ae ae ed A 4 bees ie
Gee? 3 oA ' 3 i , down my heavy load.
O, this is a _ sin-try - ing world This is a O by and by, by and by, Im going to lay d y y
CHorus.~ 3) =
iS eo MU Lk Sage -0- ee oe
| ae ee ee == g Sep gp BFE S Fes Ss te
oe i ihe > ie . se o? ARE 4 ee
ne a i oad abl 7 a on e | (@wZ-? PRR ee -e-] et 2 Z| 7 y fan Z| A ent
i! S22 | i v | | v ry 7 ea
Help me, Je - sus!
t PF -+ ea es _
nob = \-s} pa - a | oe ft Pras wide? eat a) PR | ss +]
| Gy = ms ay it | Pcie wee ten Rant cern RCN NEAR ea ES eS ae 7 ai, SO
0 I I I (Ox te 4 4__4__y4_4| 4
y | Cy, & 4| 4 0
1 sin- try - ing world This is a sin - try - in i : .
| +}--h+ x : i " . ; ea know mv robes going to fit me WwW ell,
| a [= =| 2.4% Hell is a deep and = dark de ~~ _spair,
1a ee ee ae ea ma ea we 3.% When I get to Heaven, going to sing and shout,
| 4, 0, Chris - _ tians, cant you rise and tell,
;
Sing it, chil - dren! FINE. + \ un
= on an % | = | =
ee See H e277 =| | :
PE) ante cay oe] ae im bile. a
i ] | | a
world, This is a sin - try - ing world. XN
it | 8 aA a SO MEE EAL SOTA 00 7 ia 4_{._S-_S-g BOUT SIRI IER 3-3 5
hi ev 4 =| ir t _z__9---@ -AS rat , = EA id A v-
i peieae Ie e ee tee nial $0 H G6: s y oe his 5 . A sip 4
| v oe. ee y
i } Ret Cay Hf oe aS OE i _ Tm going to lay down my heavy - y load; i tried it wi at the
| | ae rg stale ae Ber ap oar aar ap aioe -] Im going to laydown my heav - y load; Stop, poor sin -, ner,
im | i ame 2 ee aa a a San, Sree ae Im going to lay down my heavy - y load; Theres no-bod-y there to
iB | si Bia te Im going to lay down my heay - y load; That Je - sus hath done
ay) Liars Heavn is so high, and I am so low, - R e i
| ; : -- @- ! ast #. -
a Jor - dans stream is chil - ly and wide, a lave Ma cc a A ge | - 4
He 3 & Wayo - ver yonderin the harv -_ est fields @2; i ss ah Sa uaa as 4
lip 4. You may bur-y me in the East, you may bur-y me in the West, 7 Ip 4 e i
| pp n7h-BA_R_-8 irk hk ae in DB
) b-yo Ng gg gg NN Nee 2 aa ag : pita
i PS 7 4 a ae l ee na NEDO BA SRE ETN SORT EKA, RE NGO
f it ba 2 eres oa es g s oe ane % OR
I dont know whether Ill ey - er get to Heavn or NMOS. 03 le vy) v if y 4
None CAD... cross but the Bane: isc +) Heme... 1 :
Ri 7 4 y oats. load.
The an -_ gels...... shov-ing at the char-i - ot wheels. gates of Hell, Im ROMS to lay down saad te sey
L But in that...... morning my soul will be at rest...... dont go there, Im going to lay down my heavy - y load.
: turn me _ out, Im going to lay down my heav - y load.
} Exclamations for Verses all things well? Im going to lay down my heavy - y _ load.
1. High Heaven! | 2. Cold Jordan! | 3. O the harvest ! 4. In the Heavens! at: it onal r 6 Fo t MPTERDN
Hard trials! Deep and wide! Few laborers ! With my mother! ee = Ip 4 3 | oo
Crown of Life!! Cant youcrossit?} | Wont you jointhem?! And my Saviour! bn sa 4 .
{ See note on page 12, .
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a" Sea , . i m . ,

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i
| WERE YOU THERE? HALLELUJAH!
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arene a amo FEE caine 7 ee
a o| = AE LO e o- == eo | { aoa te nar a emma eee Wr ae ee s
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1. Were a Baa ae nd &
I | 1. Were you there when they eS Bs ee Sood be Ben's Hal le | " jah! and a hal - le: - Jlu-jah! Hal - le -
| Mabie yon then ; rey nailed Him to the tree? (to the tree? ) ! a S | | i ! | \ |
ti] 4. Were you thet een ee pierced Him a the side? (in the side?) ee img ee 2 \ ead - | | ee ee ome
; f sun re -fuse to shine? (w @ ee ee ee i ee ee ee
| | 5. Were you there when they laid Him in the mere il tee treat hemeanraal = | ern | Soma c F =
3 A 1
| ihc COME aS
| 2 | & :
| | | ORM 8 5 encamT Wge | FINE
} ey em @e 4 @ P; se" mS i BS o 1 GaSA eT Leh
: ed acres aS ce ae a |
it Aas ears ae To lw jah, Bord! eee ge ae
| | # c = : == \ 3 , 5 a 2 piv a ai - u: ei ord! I been down Ess tO the sea. to the sea.
i | SS SS se aM 2 Ge ie ie. x
nf oe you there - when they cru - ci - fied my Lord? Ol Ca a ae ee == smGaee ad a
a | ere you there when theynailed Him to the tree? Oh! aOR NEES = a = Eee ca
H | La Ls oh ee they pierced Himin the side? Oh!............. = | ae ee
ere when the sun ane f z 1 5 LAER cocccce cooccccecs 4
2 L -mused to shine? Obr!.),..7.%.......
ere you there when they laid Him in the tomb? Ohl............... pe 4 = pa f aS | 5 nee
oe a ons qe a oe oe @ e | e os
| *. = Sd = 0. i a By N | - z I vm ! = g a
| fe z oa Sec as: i -f til veo : O, 5 Ive been to the sea, and ve done been tried,
i t4 = cans pacman a <a : Chris. - tians, cant you rise and tell, 3
, ms oe aN | 7 It you dont bilieve Ive been re - deemed,
i : x Tm born of God, I know I am,
4 i ss Or: 3 ] = ] ; - i
ee eee a =a
ei 2 aaa 5 ha Sa A saat ; '
Some- times it caus 4 : pe Fm : = : i. :
a i - es me to trem - bl : a Piece ive Mam ety a ae
Sone. pee it ae oe Gee to trem - bla, a - ble oes a a: i "Tad z-|-9 = Sane: am
Sere times * sci ; ts ne . to trem - ble, trem - ble, " be v Fr * r
A pencal Na ea en od i: aa - a trem - ble, Been down in +. to the sea; O, Ive been to the
de. aS Be em - ble, trem - ble, a down eh) tO the sea; The glo -_ ries
ese en down in - to the sea; Just watcl 4
j @- @ -@- -@- -@- 0 B dow teh my
1 ez e = | es ae e e at ply a n in - to the sea; Pm pur - chased
Bt u Pa = ae mate Ui
| E a a aie is :
i L Soe _
Hy # a 4 * 4 4 oc _ a FINE : ki : a
| Se ee a Sy 4 oC Zoe aera eo ae : 4
iF Sa a a ar ir 5 $3 - eee cor or oer a a VL 5 ]
| ee ie ge Cae. ee
trem - ble, Pads you there when they cru - ci - fied my Lord? i Poe , ; ape : = E sie
trem - re Wow you there when they nailed Him to the tree? ea aed T vel hae Beep. Gann rasan the, sea.
a ble Nati you there when they pierced Him in the side? of Im - man-u - el? Been down in - to the sea.
trem Gah Wore you there when the sun re - fused to shine? face for the gos-pel gleam, .Been down in - to the sea.
, Were yo ou there when they laid Him in ae tom? by the dy - ing Lamb, _ Been down in - to the sea.
ie. We Mae .
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