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Wednesday, 29 April 2015

Hymn Titles With Missing Consonants

"Dance then, with horns upon your head.
I am the Lord of the Dane, he said"
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9 comments:

  1. Chairman Bill7:32 am, April 30, 2015

    Amazing race...

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  2. Chairman Bill7:33 am, April 30, 2015

    Lord for the ears.

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  3. Chairman Bill7:34 am, April 30, 2015

    All things right and beautiful.

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  4. Chairman Bill7:35 am, April 30, 2015

    All people that on earth do well

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  5. Eccles8:11 am, April 30, 2015

    Thine be the gory.
    When I survey the wondrous Ross.
    Give Me Joy In My Heat
    Crown Him With Many Crows

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  6. Ben Trovato8:19 am, April 30, 2015

    Raise to the Holiest
    What a Fiend we have in Jesus

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  7. Archdruid Eileen2:32 pm, April 30, 2015

    If I wee a butterfly

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    1. David Pocklington4:20 pm, April 30, 2015

      Along similar lines, young choristers need to be told that "All we like sheep" is a statement, not an instruction.

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  8. Frank Cranmer3:33 pm, April 30, 2015

    I realise this is off-topic, but "Lord of the Dane" isn't a patch on "I am the Lord of the Damp Settee".

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