Melodies for the Temperance Band

Editor: Phineas Stowe
Publisher: Nathaniel Noyes, Boston , 1856
Language: English
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d101Shout, shout, your voices rise
d102Shun, O shun the drunkard's doom
d103Sinews robber, worth depriver
d104Slave of the cup, beware
d105Sparkling and bright in its liquid light Is the water in our glasses
d106Sparkling with light is the water bright
d107Star of the east, the tempest tost [tossed]
d108Star of the temperance morning, hail
d109Stay, father, stay, the night is wild
d110Stay, mortal, stay, nor heedless thus
d111Stay, stay thy hand, lift not the cup
d112Stretched on a heap of straw, his bed
d113Temperance, tell the listening world
d114Temperate in dress, I will not wear apparel rich and gay
d115The cross is my anchor
d116The drink that's in the drunkard's bowl
d117The drunkard's grave, the drunkard's grave
d118The heavens declare thy glory, Lord, in every star
d119The Lord is our Shepherd, our Guardian and Guide
d120The morning is breaking, the nations are waking
d121The murderous cup no more I'll take
d122The night was dark and fearful
d123The plague, the plague, bring out your dead
d124The sailor on the boundless sea
d125The storm is on the deep
d126The teetotallers are coming
d127The temperance ball's in motion
d128The temperance band is coming to rescue cheer and save
d129The temperance cause is going on going on
d130The temperance pledge for life we take
d131The temperance pledge 'tis glorious light
d132The truths of the Bible shall spread o'er the earth
d133There is a friend, a gentle friend
d134There is a good time coming
d135There is a happy time, not far away, When temperance truth hall shine
d136There sprang a tree of deadly name
d137There's danger in the sparkling cup, to youth and aged sire
d138There's joy in a thousand hearts
d139Thou art, O God, the Giver great, Of all
d140Though hard the winds are blowing
d141Though sore beset with gulit and fear
d142Through every hamlet of our land
d143Times won't be good, 'tis plain to see
d144'Tis better to be temperate
d145'Tis but a drop
d146'Tis good, dear friends, to sign the pledge
d147Together let us often meet
d148Together now we'll sweetly live
d149Tossed on the stormy sea
d150Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul
d151United in a peaceful band to drive intemperance from our land
d152Voyager on life's stormy ocean
d153Water, bright water, give to me, I'll gaze on wine no more
d154Water from its fountain gushing
d155Water, sparkling water
d156We cold water girls and boys
d157We praise thee, Father, Thou who didst, in thy creative
d158We praise thee, Lord, if but one soul
d159We were crowded in the cabin
d160We won't give up teetotal
d161We'll strive to save the drunkard
d162We've fought the battle very long
d163When bright rosy morning peeps over the hills
d164When from the scenes of earth I turn
d165When marshalled on the raging main
d166When temperance in our midst doth come
d167When youth and health their roses bring
d168Where are the friends that to me were so dear
d169Why tarry, why tarry, my Lord
d170Will you come to the spring that is sparkling
d171With banner and with badge we come
d172Ye friends of temperance and self-denying
d173Young man, afar from home, sweet home
d174Young man, shun that cup

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