Prohibition Bells and Songs of the New Crusade: for Temperance Organizations, Reform Clubs, Prohibition Camps, and Political Campaigns

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Title: Prohibition Bells and Songs of the New Crusade: for Temperance Organizations, Reform Clubs, Prohibition Camps, and Political Campaigns
Editor: The Silver Lake Quartette
Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls, New York, 1888
Language: English
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1The Bells are ringing through the landPage Scan
2We will shout our loud hosannasPage Scan
3I saw a Christian, a Temperance manPage Scan
4They are drifting away on the sea of lifePage Scan
5Gambrinus is King, he sits on his thronePage Scan
6Friend saloonist, I'm a-thinkin'Page Scan
7Sound the tocsin, beat the drumPage Scan
8Lo! the order has been heardPage Scan
9Listen! 'tis the roll call drumPage Scan
10We belong to the army of cranksPage Scan
11We are marshalled for the fight, we are eager for the frayPage Scan
12Do you hear the bells a-ringing?Page Scan
13Oh, Darkies, don't you hear de soundPage Scan
14Oh, I'm a Temp'rance DodgerPage Scan
15We've entered in this flightPage Scan
16In a hovel dark and drear, bends a mother pale with fearPage Scan
17There's a grand old cause, and we call it RightPage Scan
18Hear the millions marching forthPage Scan
19Brave men of blue, brave men of grayPage Scan
20Two old parties see! they comePage Scan

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