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Happy Greetings: a Collection of Choice Original Hymns and Tunes

Editor:	Asa Hull
Publisher:	Asa Hull, New York , 1888
Language:	English
Notes:	Hymns are numbers by the page number they appear in

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#	Text	Tune
104	Down in the garden of Gethsemane	[Down in the garden of Gethsemane]
105	I want to feed on Jesus' word	[I want to feed on Jesus' word]
106	If life's pleasures charm thee	[If life's pleasures charm thee]
107	We will lay our burdens down	[We will lay our burdens down]
108	In the conflict with the wrong	[In the conflict with the wrong]
109	Throngs went out to meet the Saviour	[Throngs went out to meet the Saviour]
110	Above the clouds of unbelief	[Above the clouds of unbelief]
111	Only believe, be not afraid	[Only believe, be not afraid]
112	See! from the morning land	[See! from the morning land]
113	There is a green hill far away	[There is a green hill far away]
114	How oft life's burdens press me down	[How oft life's burdens press me down]
115	Lord, for tomorrow and its needs	[Lord, for tomorrow and its needs]
116	Thro' the bleak and dreary street	[Thro' the bleak and dreary street]
117	I love Thy kingdom, Lord	BOYLSTON
118	He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass	[He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass]
119	The flow'ry spring at Thy command	[The flow'ry spring at Thy command]
120	Master, the tempest is raging	[Master, the tempest is raging]
122	Blessed is He that cometh in the name of the Lord	[Blessed is He that cometh in the name of the Lord]
124	Welcome again to our Festival day	[Welcome again to our Festival day]
125	Hark, the bells are sweetly ringing	[Hark, the bells are sweetly ringing]
126	Now to the Lord a noble song	[Now to the Lord a noble song]
127	Lord of hosts, how lovely fair	PLEYEL'S HYMN
128	Join your voices, youth rejoices	[Join your voices, youth rejoices]
129	Workers in this vineyard fair	[Workers in this vineyard fair]
130	Christmas music merrily wakes the echoes	[Christmas music merrily wakes the echoes]
131	Once o'er the hills of Judah	[Once o'er the hills of Judah]
132	When to save a sinful race	[When to save a sinful race]
133	What tree is this that tow'rs so high	[What tree is this that tow'rs so high]
134	Let down from heav'n above through gates ajar	[Let down from heav'n above through gates ajar]
135	Joy to the world, the Lord is come	[Joy to the world, the Lord is come]
136	Softly down the lapse of ages	[Softly down the lapse of ages]
137	Welcome to the merry, merry Christmas time	[Welcome to the merry, merry Christmas time]
139	In the tops of the cedars and pines	[In the tops of the cedars and pines]
140	O kings from eastern shore	[O kings from eastern shore]
142	Now to the Child of Bethlehem	[Now to the Child of Bethlehem]
143	While shepherds on the eastern plain	[While shepherds on the eastern plain]
144	Glory's kiss awoke the morning	[Glory's kiss awoke the morning]
146	Beautiful anthem the first Christmas wakened	[Beautiful anthem the first Christmas wakened]
147	Brightest and best of the sons of the morning	FOLSOM
148	Fear not: for behold I bring you good tidings	[Fear not: for behold I bring you good tidings]
150	Silent night! hallow'd night!	[Silent night! hallow'd night!]
151	Wake the Christmas carols	[Wake the Christmas carols]
152	Behold! I bring you good tidings, good tidings of great joy!	[Behold! I bring you good tidings, good tidings of great joy!]
154	Roses bring and lilies sweet	[Roses bring and lilies sweet]
155	Sun of my soul, Thou Saviour dear	HURSLEY
156	Jubilate! Jubilate! Christ the Lord is ris'n today!	[Jubilate! Jubilate! Christ the Lord is ris'n today!]
157	Ye Christian heralds, go proclaim	MISSIONARY CHANT
158	O'er the holy city slumbering	[O'er the holy city slumbering]
159	The morning light is breaking	GOODWIN
160	When the winter snow descended	[When the winter snow descended]
161	Come, let us with united voice	[Come, let us with united voice]
162	He is risen! hallelujah!	[He is risen! hallelujah!]
164	Oh, strange is the scene in the garden	[Oh, strange is the scene in the garden]
165	Christ, the Lord, is risen today	[Christ, the Lord, is risen today]
166	Welcome, sweet dawning of the morn	[Welcome, sweet dawning of the morn]
167	It came upon the early morn	[It came upon the early morn]
168	Bright the arch of heav'n is spreading	[Bright the arch of heav'n is spreading]
169	My friend, do you know that the tempter of souls	[My friend, do you know that the tempter of souls]
171	There's intemp'rance in our land	[There's intemp'rance in our land]
172	We are here with songs of gladness	[We are here with songs of gladness]
173	The God of seasons mov'd the wheel	[The God of seasons mov'd the wheel]
174	Summer time has come again	[Summer time has come again]
175	Blest be the tie that binds	DENNIS
176	Branch and bushes shiv'ring, cowered	[Branch and bushes shiv'ring, cowered]
177	Rock of Ages, cleft for me	[Rock of Ages, cleft for me]
178	Counting your treasure God's bounty to measure	[Counting your treasure God's bounty to measure]
179	I'm but a stranger here	[I'm but a stranger here]
180	Spring's blithesome steps again have strayed	[Spring's blithesome steps again have strayed]
181	The great Physician now is near	[The great Physician now is near]
182	Come, let us be joyful today	[Come, let us be joyful today]
183	Jesus, lover of my soul	MARTYN
184	The star-eyed daisies dot the ground	[The star-eyed daisies dot the ground]
185	Come unto Me, when shadows darkly gather	HENLEY
186	The Master has given with bountiful hands	[The Master has given with bountiful hands]
187	Farewell, the Children's Day must close	[Farewell, the Children's Day must close]

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