of their voices, and never grow weary.
A favorite melody is, Roll, Jordan, roll: Little children sitting on the tree of life, To hear when JoJordan roll; Oh!
roll, Jordan, roll; roll, Jordan, roll; We march the angel march; oh!
march the angel march; On, my soul is rising heavenwardJordan, roll; roll, Jordan, roll; We march the angel march; oh!
march the angel march; On, my soul is rising heavenward, to hear when Jordan roll. O my brother!
sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan roll, etc. Sister Mary, sitting on the tree of lifJordan, roll; We march the angel march; oh!
march the angel march; On, my soul is rising heavenward, to hear when Jordan roll. O my brother!
sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan roll, etc. Sister Mary, sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan Roll, etc.
The verses vary only in the recitative.
If Mr. Jones is a visitor, he will hear, Mr. Jones is sitting onJordan roll. O my brother!
sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan roll, etc. Sister Mary, sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan Roll, etc.
The verses vary only in the recitative.
If Mr. Jones is a visitor, he will hear, Mr. Jones is sitting on the tree of life.
All of the persons present are introduced to the tree of life — Nancy, James, and Sancho.
There is no pause; before the lJordan roll, etc. Sister Mary, sitting on the tree of life, To hear when Jordan Roll, etc.
The verses vary only in the recitative.
If Mr. Jones is a visitor, he will hear, Mr. Jones is sitting on the tree of life.
All of the persons present are introduced to the tree of life — Nancy, James, and Sancho.
There is no pause; before the last roll is ended, the one giving the recitative places another brother or sister on the tree, and then Jordan rolls again.
It is a continuouJordan rolls again.
It is a continuous refrain, till all have had their turn upon the tree.
A weird plantation refrain in a minor key is, Down in the lonesome Valley.
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