African American congregational singing: nineteenth-century roots

Sing of the judgement ; Lay down body (McIntosh County Shouters)

Lay down body ; Run, Mary, run, you got a right to the tree of life (Seniorlites)

One morning soon ; I wanna go where Jesus is ; You better run to the city of refuge (Rev. C.J. Johnson and family)

I heard the voic of Jesus say ; Give me Jesus ; I am a soldier in the army of the Lord (United Southern Prayer Band of Baltimore, Washington, and Virginia)

Am I a soldier of the cross? ; Early, my God, without delay (Richard Allen Singers)

Come and go to that land (congregational song)

Glory, glory, hallelujah, since I laid my burden down ; A charge to keep I have ; Traditional prayer with moans ; Sit down servant (Blue Spring Missionary Baptist Association Delegation, Southwest Georgia)