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I was just trying to wind down by playing a word game on the internet. I put the word aiden in, but that was not accepted. I knew I had heard that word somewhere besides a friend's granddaughter's name. It came back to me that it is in the song When They Ring Those Golden Bells on p. 294 in the red back hymnal: ...Never more with anguish laden, we shall reach that lovely aiden...The internet is not helping me much with the definition of aiden. Any of you folks know what the word means?(And extra credit if you know what

I found three different sites that have Eden where you have aiden. www.newreleasetoday.com/lyricsdetail.php?lyrics id=76240www.hymnary.org/text/theres a land beyond the river that we ccyberhymnal.org/htm/w/h/e/whenthey.htmAs a baby name, Aiden means little fiery one, but I don't think that will fit. Perhaps OTCP was writing those lyrics for the Red Back... More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

Supernala : being or coming from on highb : heavenly, ethereal <supernal melodies>c : superlatively good <supernal trumpet playing>: located in or belonging to the sky More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name

Yea, Miss Bonnie musta had the Pikeville Edition of the ole red back hymnal.

Carolyn, I kinda glanced around at a few lyrics on the web before I consulted the SOURCE. On the web, you find all kinds of mondegreens. Lyricsmode was as far out as this: Never more with anguish laidin' we shall reach that lovely aimin'. That was so ridiculous, I went to the living room and fetched the REAL REDBACK, copyright 1951, by Tennessee Music and Printing Company.It has ai-den, separated like that where you sing two different notes. I thought from the context it must mean Eden, haven, or heaven, but I really don't know why it is spelled aiden in my hymnal.I guess they had to make it rhyme, lol.

You are right about that.I took two classes with the guy - and both of them - he usually had a new word he used on us each day in the classroom.That was before web phones - so unless one of us knew it - we had to look it up after class in a dictionary. He sometimes told us what it meant - sometimes not.One I never forgot was commodious. For some reason, it didn't mean what I thought.

I heard him only once in Bible Study in a Missouri CAmp meeting. But I was so impressed, it has lasted a lifetime. I think you are correct, Eddie. the Dude was GOOD! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/