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Revision as of 23:38, 15 July 2008
Spanish Hymn is often called Madrid. It is traditional Spanish and arranged by Benjamin Carr.
Associated Lyrics
- Come, Ye Children of the Lord
- Lord, Thou Art My Rock of Strength[1]
- Does the Gospel Word Proclaim[2]
- Chief of Sinners
References
External links
- Spanish Hymn discussion
- Arrangement (no lyrics)
- Midi file (this page is associated with the lyrics Chief of Sinners)
