John Lyon

All Songs
Author 110

Songs

This list shows songs by John Lyon that have been indexed at SingPraises.net (note that this is not necessarily a comprehensive list of all songs by John Lyon).

’Tis consolation sweet, and strength’ning to Author (words)
’Tis hard to say farewell when fond hearts part! Author (words)
’Tis strange to see how multiform dissents Author (words)
’Tis strangely odd, to think of some men’s choice Author (words)
’Twas Whitsuntide! a sad, distressing term Author (words)
“Tell me, dear mother, what you mean” Author (words)
A change of dread reform Author (words)
A little sportive boy one day Author (words)
Alas! and is this far-famed city doomed Author (words)
All hail! ye Saints, who love to serve the Lord Author (words)
And must we part? ’tis like a dream Author (words)
As sep’rate streams unite in one Author (words)
Away, away, to the mountain dell Author (words)
Behind the veil another brother’s gone Author (words)
Beloved esteemed, and honoured brother, hear Author (words)
Blind Justice, once a heathen goddess fair Author (words)
Come holy fire, with faith inspire Author (words)
Come on, ye rich, with all your gifted store Author (words)
Come, come, O Jesus my Saviour Author (words)
Come, let us purpose with one heart Author (words)
Dear Brother, while the Clergy rage Author (words)
Dear friend, accept, with gratitude Author (words)
Dear sister, though few days have past Author (words)
Dear Sister, though unknown to thee Author (words)
Dear Sisters, though your dreary lot Author (words)
Eliza Snow is the queen of the muse Author (words)
Fareweel, my cattie, fareweel Author (words)
Farewell to thee, old ’Forty-nine Author (words)
Farewell, beloved brother Banks, farewell Author (words)
Farewell, blest messenger of peace Author (words)
Farewell, dear friends, we now must part Author (words)
Farewell! beloved of the Lord, farewell Author (words)
Farewell! my dearest Kelsey Author (words)
Go ask, ye sages of the latter day Author (words)
Go search, and say, ye sceptics who find fault Author (words)
Hail! bright millennial day of rest Author (words)
High on a rock methought he sat. ’Twas night Author (words)
How happy the Saints who are faithful and true Author (words)
How passing strange, yet true, that man so great Author (words)
How swiftly time flies on apace Author (words)
How vast thy treasures, soul-inspiring Star! Author (words)
I knew him, ere the roots of bitterness Author (words)
I’ll sing thee of lands where no tyrant’s power Author (words)
If I but dare to think Author (words)
If Scotland lost a hero brave Author (words)
If there’s ought in the bland expressive face Author (words)
If to be independent, means a proud Author (words)
If truth in man be virtue’s highest aim Author (words)
In a beautiful vale! a lovely vale! Author (words)
In this dark world,—where changes dim the scene Author (words)
Jane; if thou wouldst be free from sin Author (words)
Kind friend, your letter duly sent Author (words)
Langsyne, when a callant Author (words)
Let heathens worship stocks and stones Author (words)
Let them sing of invention, discovery, and trade Author (words)
Let them talk of this earth as a desert who will Author (words)
Loving sister, for thy kindness Author (words)
Lust is the offspring of a thousand sighs Author (words)
Man, when his constitution is unfurled Author (words)
My bonnie wee Hugh was a canty bird Author (words)
My dear native shades, when you rise in my view Author (words)
My dearest friends, for you I’ve culled a wreath from memory’s bower Author (words)
My hope is in Jesus, who soon shall appear Author (words)
My Sister Jane, if thou wouldst court the muse Author (words)
O debt! thou dreadful, terrifying thing Author (words)
O fell disease! thou mortal scourge of man Author (words)
O Lord, do Thou in heaven seal Author (words)
O Lord, do Thou Thy gifts bestow Author (words)
O ye who tremble at expense, and fear Author (words)
Obedience is the common lot of all! Author (words)
On a mound where the dark Mississippi rolled past Author (words)
Once more dear friend my harp I’ll tune Author (words)
Our Ain Mountain Home Author (words)
Our brother died in life’s meridian hour Author (words)
Prepare, prepare, ye Saints of the Most High Author (words)
Robert, my son, and art thou now Author (words)
Saint Paul of old, has somewhere said Author (words)
Shall all that this world in patience employ Author (words)
Should fortune raise me to possess Author (words)
Soft, little, tiny, loving thing Author (words)
Sound the sweet Anthem o’er mountain and plain Author (words)
Suspicion! “Green-eyed Monster,” how I dread Author (words)
Tell me, ye twinkling Stars Author (words)
The Everlasting Friend Author (words)
The night! the night! the dark, dull night Author (words)
The rich that lie on beds o’ down Author (words)
There is a meaning in some words that few Author (words)
There’s a voice in the valleys, the mountains, and floods Author (words)
There’s auld Mrs. Beard who lives at Shrubhill Author (words)
Thou representative of something great Author (words)
Thy people when oppressed, O Lord Author (words)
To God we’ll give the glory Author (words)
To rule with power, requires no foreign aid Author (words)
To Thee, O God, we do approach Author (words)
To thee, O spirit-stirring Truth of Heaven! Author (words)
Try It Again Author (words)
Water! blest boon; great gift of God to man! Author (words)
We’ll plow and sow and joyful reap Author (words)
What wailing’s this I hear, at home, abroad? Author (words)
When I against the Lord transgress Author (words)
When Jesus appeared as the Saviour of men! Author (words)
When sickness clouds the soul with grief Author (words)
When the winter winds roar like to ding down the lum Author (words)
Where the voice of friendship’s heard Author (words)
Who that has felt the charm of balmy sleep Author (words)
Who that have felt the parting tear of grief Author (words)
Ye people all give ear, be in time, be in time Author (words)
Ye sons of Israel arise Author (words)

Songs from general conference (1971–Present)

Hail! bright millennial day of rest Author (words)
Where the voice of friendship’s heard Author (words)