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The Youth of the World

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I clicked on this tune and it sounded familiar. After listening once, I pulled the church hymnal out of my bag, went straight to the youth section, and found "Escuchamos tu llamada" (The Youth of the World), written by Carl Harold Lowden in 1930. Except for a few notes, it's the same tune. phma (talk) 07:17, 13 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]