St. George's Diocesan School Hymn Song Book File:St. George's Diocesan School Hymn Song Book.pdfIndex and Authors
| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| All Creatures of God and King | W.H. Draper |
| Glory, Laud and Honour | J.M. Neale |
| All people that on earth do well | W. Kethe |
| At Easter time the lilies fair | F.A. Jackson |
| At the name of Jesus | C.M. Noel |
| Awake my soul with the sun | Bishop T. Ken |
| Be Thou my vision, O Lord of my heart | E. Hull |
| Can you count the stars that brightly | HW. Ducklen |
| Children of the Heavenly King | J. Cennick |
| Come let us join our cheerful songs | I. Watts |
| Crown him with many crowns | M. Bridges |
| Down came the raindrops | M.R. Boyd |
| Down the air everywhere | F.A. Jackson |
| Father lead me day by day | J.P. Hopps |
| Fight the good fight | J.S.B. Monsell |
| For all the saints | Bishop W. How |
| For the beauty of the earth | F.S. Pierpoint |
| Glad that I live am I | G. Shaw |
| God be in my head | Anon. |
| God be with you till we meet again | J.E. Rankin |
| God is love, His the care | P. Dearmer |
| God is working His purpose out | A.C. Ainger |
| God of mercy, God of grace | H.F. Lyte |
| God sees the little sparrow fall | M. Straub |
| God who made the pretty daisies | P.W. Blackmer |
| Guide me O Though Great Redeemer | W. Williams |
| He gave me eyes, so I could see | A. Pinnock |
| Holy, holy, holy | Bishop R. Heber |
| How sweet the name of Jesus sounds | J. Newton |
| If I were a beautiful twinkling star | Gleam & Jackson |
| I have seen the golden sunshine | Chester & Litchfield |
| I love to hear the story | E. Miller |
| I sing a song of the saints of God | J.H. Hopkins |
| It is a thing most wonderful. | Bishop W. How |
| Jesus bids us shine. | E.H. Miller |
| Jesus shall reign where'er the sun. | I. Watts |
| Just as I am Thine own to be. | M. Farningham |
| Let all the world in every corner. | G. Herbert |
| Let us with a gladsome mind. | J. Milton |
| Lord behold us with Thy blessing. | H.J. Buckoll |
| Lord dismiss us with Thy blessing. | H.J. Buckoll |
| Lord God of Flosts. | L. Housman |
| Love divine, all loves excelling. | C. Wesley |
| Morning has broken. | E. Farjeon |
| O worship the King. | R. Grant |
| Onward Christian soldiers. | S. Baring-Gould |
| Our shool is built upon a hill. | D. Haarhoff |
| Praise and thanksgiving Father we offer. | A.F. Bayly |
| Praise my soul the King of heaven. | H.F. Lyte |
| Rejoice the Lord is King. | C. Wesley |
| Saviour teach me day by clay. | J.E. Leeson |
| Sing we the King who is coming to reign. | C.S. Horne |
| Soldiers of Christ arise. | C. Wesley |
| Stand up, stand up for Jesus. | G. Duffield |
| Take my life and let it be. | F.R. Havergal |
| Tell me the stories of Jesus. | W.H. Parker |
| Tell out my soul. | T. Dudley-Smith |
| The head that once was crowned. | T. Kelly |
| The journey of life. | V. Collison |
| The King of Love my Shepherd is. | H.W. Baker |
| The Lord's my Shepherd. | Psalm 23 |
| The sun that shines across the sea. | Anon |
| There's a Friend for little children | A. Midlane |
| Think of a world without any flowers. | D. Newport |
| Thou didst leave Thy throne. | E. Elliott |
| What a Friend we have in Jesus. | J.M. Scriven |
| When a Knight won his spurs. | J. Struther |
| When morning gilds the skies. | E. Caswall |
| When we walk with the Lord. | J.H. Sammis |
| A Baby was born in Bethlehem. | I. Colby |
| Angels from the realms of glory. | J. Montgomery |
| As with gladness men of | W.C. Dix |
| As with gladness men of | Anon |
| Come, come, come to the manger | C.T. Catty |
| Come hasten ye shepherds. | Coleman & Jorgensen |
| Come to Bethlehem and see. | D.G. Murray |
| Jar away in Bethlehem. | C. Telfer |
| Girls and boys, leave your toys. | M. Sargent |
| Hark! The herald angels sing. | C. Wesley |
| He smiles within I lis | R. Graves |
| Hark! The herald angels sing. | E.M. Reed |
| It came upon the midnight clear. | E.H. Sears |
| It was on a starry night. | J. Webb |
| It was poor little Jesus. | American Spiritual |
| Jesus lay in manger | E. Thurnauer |
| Jesus our brother kind and good. | Traditional |
| Joy to the World. | I. Watts |
| Little Donkey. | E. Boswell |
| Lullay, Thou little tiny Child. | Traditional |
| No room for the Baby. | H.M. Day |
| O come all ye faithful. | F. Oakeley |
| O little town of Bethlehem. | Bishop P Brooks |
| Once in Royal David's city. | C.F. Alexander |
| See amid the winter's snow. | E. Caswall |
| See Him lying on a bed of straw. | M.A. Perry |
| Shepherds have left their sheep. | M. Lyell |
| Shepherds leave your flcks. | D. Coombes |
| Silent Night. | J. Mohr |
| The First Nowell. | Traditional |
| Three great kings I met at early morn. | Coleman & Jorgensen |
| Unto us a boy is born. | P Dearmer |
| We three kings of Orient are. | J.H. Hopkins |
| While shepherds watched their flocks. | N. Tate |
| Winds through the olive trees. | Gascon carol |