Thanks Guest and Marymoon. This is one that really stumped me--I was also eager to hear the answer. Great find!

Wow! Great find

I found a bunch of Deanna Durbin recordings, but none with "Going Home" on it. I may just end up buying the movie

Here's a link to the DVD on Amazon:

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Thanks Guest #2. Here are the lyrics, as found at this URL: Ten Thousand Angels 1. They bound the hands of Jesus in the garden where He prayed; They led Him thro' the streets in shame. They spat upon the Savior so pure and free from sin; They said, "Crucify Him; He's to blame." Refrain 2. ...

Here's a CD I enjoy that contains this song:

Ryman Gospel Reunion

Hi Mary, I believe the hymn was written or adapted by Samuel Holyoke, circa 1796. You can find bibliographic information at this site: The Hymn Tune Index Just follow these steps: Under "Text Search" section... 1) Keep the first drop-down as "HTI Text Code" 2) Keep the second dro...

Thanks Bob and cje. As you say, the song was written by Mosie Lister, who wrote such other great songs as "Till the Storm Passes By" and "Goodby, World, Goodby". They don't write 'em like they used to ;) There's a neat souvenir songbook of Mosie Lister's songs that might has the ...

This is a wonderful song by Mosie Lister. It has been covered in another thread.

Thanks!
Steve

Here are the words you're looking for: Jesus, the mere mention of His name can calm the storm, heal the broken, raise the dead. At the name of Jesus, I've seen sin-hardened men melted, derelicts transformed, the lights of hope put back into the eyes of a hopeless child... At the name of Jesus, hatre...

Hi Stuffney, I think Guest is right (Thanks Guest!) I believe some older versions use the word "shadow", but the word "channel" seems to be the more used today. The words are by St. Francis of Assisi. The hymn was actually sung at Diana, Princess of Wales' funeral. You can find t...

Not sure if this is what you're looking for--it's a great old Southern Gospel hymn: 1. If you're awed by this world and all its beauty, Many stately mansions daily you may see. But without great wealth I'll never own one; You will neither, if you're no more rich than me. But if your soul will look b...