Hexatonic, mode 3 A (I II III -- V VI VII)

[Music]

Jesus, my all, to heav'n has gone, Glory hallelujah,

He whom I fix my hopes upon, Glory hallelujah.

_Chorus_

I love Jesus, glory hallelujah,

I love Jesus, glory hallelujah.

Further stanzas of the text are given under 'River of Jordan'. The

tune is found in a negro version in Marsh, No. 65. I have, in

manuscript, practically the same tune which I recorded from the

dulcimer playing of F. S. Russell, Marion, Virginia. He called the

tune 'Bonaparte's Retreat'. Compare also the sixteenth century carol

tune 'Tempus adest floridum', _The Oxford Book of Carols_, No. 99.

No. 225

HALLELUJAH, OSH 146

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