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Song Book of Popular Praise Children & Adult VOL IV Compiled by Daniel Key Capo Song Book of Popular Praise Children & Adult VOL IV Compiled by daniel e gregory 3/28/11 Songbook IV 1 Contents Key Capo Not Be Shaken .....................................................................................................................................................................................................6 May i be Faithful .................................................................................................................................................................................................7 Mr. Grinch ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Mary’s Boy Child 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..................................................................................................................................................................................................18 Church in the Wildwood ....................................................................................................................................................................................20 /LIH¶V5DLOZD\WR+HDYHQ...................................................................................................................................................................................22 My Hope is Built ...............................................................................................................................................................................................24 Beauty for 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....................................................................................................................................................................................................41 Faith on Fire .....................................................................................................................................................................................................42 *R/LJKW<RXU:RUOG .........................................................................................................................................................................................44 7KLVLVP\'HVLUH ...............................................................................................................................................................................................46 In the Garden 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