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Victory ahead, victory ahead, through the blood of Jesus
Author: William Grum Hymnal: VG1935 #d141 (1935) First Line: When the host [hosts] of Isr'l led by God
Victory ahead, victory ahead, through the blood of Jesus
What a happy day when we reach heaven
Author: Lynn Utley Hymnal: VG1935 #d142 (1935) First Line: When the Savior comes in all His glory
What a happy day when we reach heaven
If the light has gone out
Author: Curtis J. Williams Hymnal: VG1935 #d143 (1935) First Line: When the sun of your life has gone down Refrain First Line: O just think how in death you will feel
If the light has gone out
In the morning of joy
Author: R. A. Evilsizer Hymnal: VG1935 #d144 (1935) First Line: When the trumpet shall sound and the dead
In the morning of joy
When our Lord shall come again
Author: Johnson Oatman Hymnal: VG1935 #d145 (1935) First Line: When upon the clouds of heaven Refrain First Line: There'll be singing, there'll be shouting
When our Lord shall come again
Lights along the shore
Author: William M. Ramsey Hymnal: VG1935 #d146 (1935) First Line: When we come to cross the chilly stream Refrain First Line: Beautiful lights shining so bright
Lights along the shore
It will matter but little at last
Author: Johnson Oatman Hymnal: VG1935 #d147 (1935) First Line: When we get to the end of our journey Refrain First Line: It will matter but little what we have passed
It will matter but little at last
Won't it be wonderful there
Author: James Rowe Hymnal: VG1935 #d148 (1935) First Line: When with the Savior we enter the glory land
Won't it be wonderful there
God's radio
Author: J. W. P. Bailey Hymnal: VG1935 #d149 (1935) First Line: When with toil you're weary Refrain First Line: You can talk to Jesus
God's radio
Don't forget the old folks at home
Author: James Rowe Hymnal: VG1935 #d150 (1935) First Line: While afar you wander seeking wealth and fame
Don't forget the old folks at home
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