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Old 03-15-2004, 02:04 PM
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I'm only posting this because I saw there were no posts in this forum.

It seems to me that when we hear the Priesthood sing their opening songs, it's always "Ye Elders of Isreal" Do you guys sing any other songs?
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And I think the other is called Hail to the Man, or it at least starts with those words.

Oh! And put your shoulder to the wheel. Unlike your ward we have variety.
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Sometimes we sing "There is Sunshine in my Soul Today"... Which, personally, I think is a little fruity for a bunch of guys to be singing together.
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Called to Serve seems to always be one of the favorites.
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