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The converted sailor
Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d1 (1856) First Line: A cheering ray of hope has gleamed Around the hardy Refrain First Line: Then glory, glory, let us sing Languages: English
The converted sailor
The broken hearted
Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d2 (1856) First Line: A dark lane in the city, contained a drunkard's cot Languages: English
The broken hearted
The temperance reform
Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d3 (1856) First Line: A glorious day is breaking Languages: English
The temperance reform
Joyful, joyful day
Author: James R. Murray Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d4 (1856) First Line: A glorious light has burst around us Languages: English
Joyful, joyful day
A life of temperance
Author: Charles Marsh Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d5 (1856) Languages: English
A life of temperance
A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed
Author: James Mongtomery Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d6 (1856) Languages: English
A poor wayfaring man of grief Hath often crossed
There's sorrow on the deep
Author: J. H. Hanaford Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d7 (1856) First Line: A wail comes o'er the wave, And speaks of sighing Languages: English
There's sorrow on the deep
Again thou leavest thy youthful home
Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d8 (1856) Languages: English
Again thou leavest thy youthful home
All nature swell the temperance strain
Author: Roswell Rice Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d9 (1856) Languages: English
All nature swell the temperance strain
Am I my brother's keeper, Yes, bound by the social ties
Hymnal: M4TB1856 #d10 (1856) Languages: English
Am I my brother's keeper, Yes, bound by the social ties
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