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A glorious day is dawning, And o'er the waking

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d1 (1875)
A glorious day is dawning, And o'er the waking

Away with the wine cup

Author: Mary P. Griffin Hymnal: TGB1875 #d2 (1875)
Away with the wine cup

O, the good time, the good time

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d3 (1875) First Line: Behold, the day of promise comes
O, the good time, the good time

Cheer up, cheer up, desponding ones

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d4 (1875)
Cheer up, cheer up, desponding ones

What drink with water can compare

Author: W. T. Giffe; Lora Laycock Hymnal: TGB1875 #d5 (1875) First Line: Come, let us sing of fount and spring What drink with water can compare
What drink with water can compare

Cold water is our motto

Author: Louis Eisenbeis Hymnal: TGB1875 #d6 (1875) First Line: Come, swell the ranks of temperance
Cold water is our motto

Notes of temperance and love

Hymnal: TGB1875 #d7 (1875) First Line: Flowers with fragrance fill the balmy air Refrain First Line: Swell, swell the song
Notes of temperance and love

We'll give a helping hand

Author: R. A. Searles Hymnal: TGB1875 #d8 (1875) First Line: Gladly will we rally round Refrain First Line: Ever ready, ever ready
We'll give a helping hand

Rum's desolation

Author: John P. Betker Hymnal: TGB1875 #d9 (1875) First Line: Hear the mother's bitter wailing Refrain First Line: Friends of temperance, raise your banners
Rum's desolation

Chase the monster from our shore

Author: C. G. Goodwin Hymnal: TGB1875 #d10 (1875) First Line: Hear the temperance call, freemen
Chase the monster from our shore

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