| Hymns with metre CM |
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| According to Thy gracious Word (James Montgomery) |
| Alas! and did my Saviour bleed? (Isaac Watts) |
| Almighty Father of mankind (Michael Bruce) |
| Amazing grace! how sweet the sound (John Newton) |
| And must I part with all I have (Benjamin Beddome) |
| Approach, my soul, the mercy-seat (John Newton) |
| Are we the soldiers of the Cross (Isaac Watts) |
| As pants the deer for streams of life (Evangelical Psalter) |
| As pants the hart for cooling streams (Nahum Tate) |
| Begin my tongue a heavenly theme (Isaac Watts) |
| Behold the amazing gift of love (Scottish Paraphrases) |
| Behold the glories of the Lamb (Isaac Watts) |
| Behold the love, the generous love (Isaac Watts) |
| Behold the mountain of the Lord (Michael Bruce) |
| Behold the sure foundation stone (Isaac Watts) |
| Blest be the dear uniting love (Charles Wesley) |
| Blest be the everlasting God (Isaac Watts) |
| Blest is the church, where God the Lord (Isaac Watts) |
| Blest morning, whose first dawning rays (Isaac Watts) |
| Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire (Charles Wesley) |
| Come, Holy Spirit, heavenly Dove (Isaac Watts) |
| Come, humble souls, approach your God (Anne Steele) |
| Come, let us join our cheerful songs (Isaac Watts) |
| Come, let us join with reverent fear (Isaac Watts) |
| Come, let us to the Lord our God (John Morison) |
| Come, O Thou all-victorious Lord (Charles Wesley) |
| Come, praise the Lord with sacred song (Isaac Watts) |
| Consider all my troubles, Lord (Isaac Watts) |
| Early, my God, without delay (Isaac Watts) |
| Enthroned on high, almighty Lord (Thomas Haweis) |
| Far from these narrow scenes of night (Anne Steele) |
| Father of mercies, in Thy Word (Anne Steele) |
| Fill Thou my life, O Lord my God (Horatius Bonar) |
| For ever here my rest shall be (Charles Wesley) |
| For ever, Lord, Thy Word shall stand (Evangelical Psalter) |
| For mercies countless as the sands (John Newton) |
| Give me the wings of faith to rise (Isaac Watts) |
| Give thanks to God, invoke His name (Isaac Watts) |
| God counts the sorrows of His saints (Isaac Watts) |
| God moves in a mysterious way (William Cowper) |
| Great God! how infinite art Thou! (Isaac Watts) |
| Great God, when I approach Thy throne (William Hiley Bathurst) |
| Great Shepherd of Thy people, hear (John Newton) |
| Hail, mighty Jesus! how divine (Benjamin Wallin) |
| Happy are they whose tender care (Nahum Tate) |
| Hark! the glad sound, the Saviour comes (Philip Doddridge) |
| Hast thou not known, hast thou not heard (Isaac Watts) |
| He Who on earth as man was known (John Newton) |
| Heal us, Emmanuel! we are here (William Cowper) |
| Hear me, O Lord, nor hide Thy face (Isaac Watts) |
| Here at the Gospel pool, the poor (John Newton) |
| How blest are they who keep God’s Word (Isaac Watts) |
| How blest are they who turn to God (Evangelical Psalter) |
| How blest are we if God the Lord (Isaac Watts) |
| How bright these glorious spirits shine! (Isaac Watts) |
| How great and glorious is the place (Isaac Watts) |
| How long, eternal God, how long (Isaac Watts) |
| How long wilt Thou conceal Thy face? (Isaac Watts) |
| How lovely are Thy dwellings fair (John Milton) |
| How precious is the book divine (John Fawcett) |
| How sad our state by nature is! (Isaac Watts) |
| How shall I praise the eternal God (Isaac Watts) |
| How soon! my God, my joys shall rise (Isaac Watts) |
| How sweet and awesome is the place (Isaac Watts) |
| How sweet, how heavenly is the sight (Joseph Swain) |
| How sweet the name of Jesus sounds (John Newton) |
| I cried unto the Lord my God (Evangelical Psalter) |
| I know not why God’s wondrous grace (Daniel Webster Whittle) * |
| I love the Lord Who heard my cry (The Psalter) |
| I once despised and scorned the name (Evangelical Psalter) |
| I sing the almighty power of God (Isaac Watts) |
| I waited for the Lord my God (Scottish Psalter) |
| I want a principle within (Charles Wesley) |
| I will extol Thee, Lord, my God (Evangelical Psalter) |
| I’m not ashamed to own my Lord (Isaac Watts) |
| In close communion, Lord, with Thee (The Psalter) |
| In evil long I took delight (John Newton) |
| In Jesus’ name, with one accord (William Hiley Bathurst) |
| In Judah God of old was known (Isaac Watts) |
| In times of weakness and of blight (Evangelical Psalter) |
| In trouble and distress I cry (Evangelical Psalter) |
| In vain the powers of darkness try (Henry Francis Lyte) |
| Incarnate God! the soul that knows (John Newton) |
| Infinite grief! amazing woe! (Isaac Watts) |
| I’ve found the pearl of greatest price (John Mason) |
| Jerusalem, my happy home (Joseph Bromehead) |
| Jesus, commissioned from above (Ambrose Serle) |
| Jesus! exalted far on high (Thomas Cotterill) |
| Jesus, if Thou art still today (Charles Wesley) |
| Jesus our Lord invites us here (Isaac Watts) |
| Jesus! Redeemer, Saviour, Lord (Augustus Montague Toplady) |
| Jesus! the name high over all (Charles Wesley) |
| Jesus, Thine all-victorious love (Charles Wesley) |
| Joy to the world! the Lord is come (Isaac Watts) |
| Lamp of our feet, whereby we trace (Benjamin Barton) |
| Let all the earth revere the Lord (Isaac Watts) |
| Let all the listening world attend (Nahum Tate) |
| Let all the world’s fair writers join (Isaac Watts) |
| Let every creature join and sing (Isaac Watts) |
| Let every mortal ear attend (Isaac Watts) |
| Let shallow things of earth depart (Anne Steele) |
| Let worldly minds this world pursue (John Newton) |
| Light up this house with glory, Lord (John Harris) |
| Lo! what a glorious sight appears (Isaac Watts) |
| Long as I live I’ll bless Thy name (Isaac Watts) |
| Lord, for our children we would plead (Thomas Hastings) |
| Lord, I would stand with thoughtful eye (Henry Francis Lyte) |
| Lord, in the fulness of my might (Thomas Hornblower Gill) |
| Lord, in the morning Thou shalt hear (Isaac Watts) |
| Lord Jesus, near to Thee I’d be (Evangelical Psalter) |
| Lord, teach us how to pray aright (James Montgomery) |
| Lord, we confess our numerous faults (Isaac Watts) |
| Lord, when I lift my voice to Thee (William Hiley Bathurst) |
| Lord, when iniquities abound (Isaac Watts) |
| Lord, Who at Cana didst appear (John Berridge) |
| My Father, it is good for me (George Rawson) |
| My heart is resting, O my God (Anna Letitia Waring) |
| My life was fashioned by Thy hand (Isaac Watts) |
| My long rebellious heart, O Lord (Richard Baxter) |
| My Saviour and almighty Friend (Isaac Watts) |
| My Shepherd will supply my need (Isaac Watts) |
| My soul amid this stormy world (Robert Cleaver Chapman) |
| My soul, how lovely is the place (Isaac Watts) |
| My soul lies cleaving to the dust (Isaac Watts) |
| My soul, the final hour will come (Philip Doddridge) |
| My soul, triumphant in the Lord (Philip Doddridge) |
| Now let our cheerful eyes survey (Philip Doddridge) |
| Now may the God of peace and love (Thomas Gibbons) |
| O for a closer walk with God (William Cowper) |
| O for a heart to praise my God (Charles Wesley) |
| O for a thousand tongues to sing (Charles Wesley) |
| O God, my refuge, hear my cries (Isaac Watts) |
| O God of Bethel, by Whose hand (Philip Doddridge) |
| O happy is the man who hears (Michael Bruce) |
| O hasten, Lord, my soul to bless (Evangelical Psalter) |
| O how I long to reach my home (Charlotte Elliott) |
| O humble souls who seek the Lord (Philip Doddridge) |
| O Jesus Christ, grow Thou in me (Johann Caspar Lavater) |
| O Lord, at times my heart is cold (Evangelical Psalter) |
| O Lord, from Whom there’s nought concealed (John Newton) |
| O Lord, I would delight in Thee (John Ryland) |
| O Lord, our Lord, how high, how great (Isaac Watts) |
| O Lord, the steps of all Thy saints (Isaac Watts) |
| O may my heart by grace renewed (John Fawcett) |
| O mean may seem this house of clay (Thomas Hornblower Gill) |
| O praise the Lord, for He is good (Nahum Tate) |
| O praise the risen Prince of Light (Isaac Watts) |
| O precious words that Jesus said! (Fanny J. Crosby) |
| O send Thy light forth and Thy Truth (The Psalter) |
| O that I knew the secret place (Isaac Watts) |
| O the delights, the heavenly joys (Isaac Watts) |
| O Thou, my strength, with heart oppressed (Evangelical Psalter) |
| O what has Jesus bought for me! (Charles Wesley) |
| O why do mournful thoughts arise (Isaac Watts) |
| On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand (Samuel Stennett) |
| Our God, our help in ages past (Isaac Watts) |
| Our Lord is risen from the dead (Charles Wesley) |
| Physician of my sin-sick soul (John Newton) |
| Plunged in a gulf of dark despair (Isaac Watts) |
| Prayer is the soul’s sincere desire (James Montgomery) |
| Rebuke me not in anger, Lord (Evangelical Psalter) |
| Rejoice, believer, in the Lord (John Newton) |
| Speak to us, Lord, Thyself reveal (Charles Wesley) |
| Spirit divine, attend our prayers (Andrew Reed) |
| That awesome day will surely come (Isaac Watts) |
| The golden gates are lifted up (Cecil Frances Alexander) |
| The head that once was crowned with thorns (Thomas Kelly) |
| The kings of earth are in the hands (Evangelical Psalter) |
| The Lord will hear when troubles come (Evangelical Psalter) |
| The Lord’s my Shepherd, I’ll not want (Scottish Psalter) |
| The mighty God, the Lord, has called (Evangelical Psalter) |
| The New Year, Lord, we welcome make (Thomas Hornblower Gill) |
| The offering on the altar burned (The Psalter) |
| The race that long in darkness pined (John Morison) |
| The Saviour calls; let every ear (Anne Steele) |
| The Saviour Who redeemed our souls (Harriet Auber) |
| The spacious earth is all the Lord’s (Evangelical Psalter) |
| The Spirit breathes upon the Word (William Cowper) |
| The volume of my Father’s grace (Isaac Watts) |
| There is a fountain filled with blood (William Cowper) |
| There is a green hill far away (Cecil Frances Alexander) |
| There is a house not made with hands (Isaac Watts) |
| There is a land of pure delight (Isaac Watts) |
| There is a name I love to hear (Frederick Whitfield) |
| There is a safe and secret place (Henry Francis Lyte) |
| There is an hour when I must part (Andrew Reed) |
| These children, Lord, in faith and prayer (Thomas Haweis) |
| They hate me, Lord, without a cause (Isaac Watts) |
| This is the day the Lord has made (Isaac Watts) |
| Thou art my portion, O my God (Isaac Watts) |
| Thou art the Way, to Thee alone (George Washington Doane) |
| Through all the changing scenes of life (Nahum Tate) |
| Thy ceaseless, unexhausted love (Charles Wesley) |
| Thy mercy and Thy Truth, O Lord (The Psalter) |
| Thy servant, saved by Thee, shall live (The Psalter) |
| To Calvary, Lord, in spirit now (Edward Denny) |
| We praise and bless Thee, gracious Lord (Carl Johann Philipp Spitta) |
| What God th’Almighty Lord will speak (John Milton) |
| What shall I render to my God (Isaac Watts) |
| When all Thy mercies, O my God (Joseph Addison) |
| When any turn from Zion’s way (John Newton) |
| When dangers press and fears invade (Harriet Auber) |
| When fears arise and trials oppress (Augustus Montague Toplady) |
| When forth from Egypt’s trembling hand (George Burgess) |
| When God revealed His gracious name (Isaac Watts) |
| When I in awe and wonder stand (Isaac Watts) |
| When wounded sore, the stricken soul (Cecil Frances Alexander) |
| Where God begins His gracious work (Albert Midlane) |
| While shepherds watched their flocks by night (Nahum Tate) |
| Why do we mourn departing friends (Isaac Watts) |
| With all my heart I’ll praise the Lord (Evangelical Psalter) |
| With glorious clouds encompassed round (Charles Wesley) |
| With joy we meditate the grace (Isaac Watts) |
| Witness, all men and angels now (Benjamin Beddome) |
| Zeal is that pure and heavenly flame (John Newton) |
