’Twill help to win the fight that you are in

The phrase "’Twill help to win the fight that you are in" resonates through 2 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

Lyrical Synchronicity: Interesting data point! Exactly 2 different hymns in our system cross paths using "’Twill help to win the fight that you are in". While the wording matches seamlessly, each artist guides the narrative toward completely different emotional conclusions through their unique preceding and following lines. Compare their semantic micro-universes below.
Hymn Context Compare
It may be just a smile,
It may be just a smile,

’Twill help to win the fight that you are in

Your part is well worth­while.
Your part is well worth­while.

Soldiers of the King (Morris)

Composer: Lily Morris, 1910
Hymn 1

...It may be just a smile,

’Twill help to win the fight that you are in,

Your part is well worth­while....

HymnC

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It may be just a smile,

’Twill help to win the fight that you are in,

Your part is well worth­while.

Soldiers of the King (Morris)

Soldiers of the King (Morris)

Composer: Lily Morris, 1910
Hymn 2

...It may be just a smile,

’Twill help to win the fight that you are in,

Your part is well worth­while....

HymnC

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It may be just a smile,

’Twill help to win the fight that you are in,

Your part is well worth­while.

Soldiers of the King (Morris)

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