The Blue Bird: a Collection

Editor: G. F. Root, B. R. Hanby
Publisher: Root & Cady, Chicago, Ill., 1867
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d1A year has gone, we come again
d2All greet thee dulcet harbinger
d3Beloved Savior, Lord and God
d4Bright is the morning of the day of jubilee
d5Bring the good old bugle, boys
d6Children sing in happy measure
d7Consider how the lillies grow, They labor not
d8Dawn on our vision, O city of light
d9Don't you see the blue clouds
d10Down by the dancing billows
d11Down the bay, far away
d12Four weary years of toil and blood
d13Freddie came down from a chestnut tree
d14From the shining morning land
d15Have your efforts proved in vain
d16How lovely is the deep blue sky
d17I wandered just at even
d18In a neat little cot on the green
d19My Father and my Savior from fields of heavenly light
d20Nay, speak no ill, a kindly word
d21Nicodemus, the slave was of African birth
d22Now that the daylight fills the sky
d23O little Nell, little Nell
d24O Lord, how happy should [would] we [I] be
d25Onward, still onward, the pathway is straight
d26Rejoice today with one accord
d27Rest of the weary, joy of [to] the sad [soul]
d28See, the sun is peeping
d29Seek the tender Shepherd
d30Shine forth, O Sun of boundless love
d31Spring has come, spring has come
d32Spring is coming, coming, coming
d33Temperance men have battled long
d34The banners of peace are unfurled
d35The laughing brook hath a song
d36Thou city of the angels
d37Though the pennies seem but trifles
d38Time is not alone a reaper
d39Times flies, they say, it flies
d40Tinkle, tinkle, silver clear
d41We shall live beyond the river
d42We sit where the firelight is shining
d43We will go down among the meadows
d44When Jesus was an infant
d45When we pass through yonder river
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