100.  The Old-Fashioned Meeting

O how well I remember in the old-fashioned days, When some old-fashioned people had some old-fashioned ways; In the old-fashioned meetings, as they tarried there.  In the old-fashioned manner, how God answered their prayer.

'Twas an old-fashioned meeting in an old-fashioned place, Where some old-fashioned people had some old-fashioned grace: As an old-fashioned sinner I began to pray, And God heard me and saved me in the old-fashioned way.

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There was singing, such singing in those old-fashioned airs!  There was power, such power in those old-fashioned prayers.  An old-fashioned conviction made the sinner pray, And the Lord heard and saved him in the old-fashioned way.

'Twas an old-fashioned meeting in an old-fashioned place, Where some old-fashioned people had some old-fashioned grace: As an old-fashioned sinner I began to pray, And God heard me and saved me in the old-fashioned way.

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If the Lord never changes, as the fashions of men, If he's always the same, why, he's old-fashioned then!  As an old-fashioned Christian I will dare to say, That I like it far better in the old-fashioned way.

'Twas an old-fashioned meeting in an old-fashioned place, Where some old-fashioned people had some old-fashioned grace: As an old-fashioned sinner I began to pray, And God heard me and saved me in the old-fashioned way.