A treasury of American song /

Table of Contents:

Religious folk-songs of the Negro /

Table of Contents: “…-- Oh, yes, yonder comes my Lord -- Ole-time religion -- Peter on the sea -- Pilgrim's song -- Poor pilgrim -- Prayer is de key of heaven -- Put John on de islan' -- 'Raslin' Jacob -- Reign, massa Jesus -- Ride on -- Ride on, Jesus -- Rise an' shine -- Rise up, shepherd, an' foller -- Roll de ole chariot along -- Roll, Jordan, roll -- Run, Mary, run -- Run to Jesus -- See fo' and twenty elders -- Seek and ye shall find -- Slav'ry chain -- Somebody's knocking at your door -- Sometimes I feel like a motherless child -- Soon I will be done -- Stars in the elements -- Stay in de field -- Steal away to Jesus -- Sun don't set in de mornin' -- Sweet Canaan -- Sweet turtle dove -- Swing low, chariot -- Swing low, sweet chariot -- Swing low, sweet chariot -- Tell Jesus -- There is a balm in Gilead -- There's a meeting there to-night -- There were ten virgins -- They look like men of war -- 'Tis me -- 'Tis thd ole ship of Zion -- View de land -- Walk togedder, childron -- Walk you in de light -- Want to go to heaven when I die -- We are almost there -- We are building on a rock -- We are climbing Jacob's ladder -- We are walking in de light -- Where you there when they crucified my Lord? …”