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Give us prohibition

Author: Edgar Page Stites Hymnal: TGB1875 #d41 (1875) First Line: The Negro slaves 'neath southern sun Refrain First Line: Then would you help our righteous cause
Give us prohibition

The sunbeams are glancing o'er forest

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d42 (1875)
The sunbeams are glancing o'er forest

Rolling on, rolling on

Author: D. J. Mandell Hymnal: TGB1875 #d43 (1875) First Line: The temperance ball is rolling
Rolling on, rolling on

On, on, forever on

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d44 (1875) First Line: The temperance cause is growing
On, on, forever on

We conquer we conquer or die

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d45 (1875) First Line: The war drums are beating
We conquer we conquer or die

While the days are going by

Author: George Cooper Hymnal: TGB1875 #d46 (1875) First Line: There are lonely hearts to cherish
While the days are going by

That's my way, yes, that's my way

Author: J. Kemberlee Hymnal: TGB1875 #d47 (1875) First Line: There are many ways of doing this
That's my way, yes, that's my way

The stream of woe

Author: Elisha A. Hoffman; Elisha Albright Hoffman Hymnal: TGB1875 #d48 (1875) First Line: There is a stream of rapid flow Refrain First Line: O God of love, in heaven above
The stream of woe

The Christian crusade

Author: Mary D. Chellis Hymnal: TGB1875 #d49 (1875) First Line: There's a battle to be fought, a victory to be gained Refrain First Line: Then we'll march on
The Christian crusade

No wine for friendship's sake

Author: D. S. Maynard Hymnal: TGB1875 #d50 (1875) First Line: They offered me wine, and urged me to drink Refrain First Line: No wine I'll take for friendship's sake
No wine for friendship's sake

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