The Sweet Singer: a collection of hymns and tunes for Sunday-schools. Together with a variety suitable for day-schools, revival occasions, and the family circle

Publisher:	Carlton & Porter, New York, 1863
Editor:	Karl Reden, S. J. Goodenough
Language:	English
Notes:	These hymns are numbered by the page numbers.

#	Text	Tune
108	Children! listen to the Lord
109	Today we come with singing
110	Happy the child whose tender years
112	My Father, when I come to thee
113	Little raindrops feed the rill
114	We have joined the ranks of Corporal Try
116	When friend from friend is parting
118	The seraphs bright are hov'ring
119	Come, let our voices join In one glad song of praise
120	Father of mercies, in thy Word
120b	One night the Saviour said
122	Here we meet to part again
123	To thy pastures green and fair
124	How vain is all beneath the skies!
125	Let worldly minds the world pursue
126	When shall we all meet again?
127	Heavenly Father, grant thy blessing
128	Must Jesus bear the cross alone
128b	I was a wand'ring sheep
130	In life's young morn of rising youth
131	O what a lovely sight
132	Jesus, I my cross have taken
133	To Thee, the little children's friend
134	O say, can you see by the dawn's early light
136	Hail, Columbia, happy land!
138	My country! 'tis of thee
139	Be thou, O God, exalted high
139b	We are but young, yet we may sing
139c	Forever here my rest shall be
140	What is there, Lord, a youth can do
140b	Come, children, come to God
140c	O cease, my wandering soul
141	Lord, teach me how to pray
141b	Mary to the Saviour's tomb
141c	Through thy protecting care
142	Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing
142b	Come, thou Almighty King
142c	Far from mortal cares retreating