Song-book of the School Room

#	Text	Tune
d1	A little word in love expressed
d2	A maiden like my Laura
d3	A noble friend good autumn is
d4	All yonder in the meadow
d5	And now our study hours have flown
d6	Awake the song of merry greeting
d7	Before all lands, in east or west
d8	Clime beneath whose genial sun
d9	Cold the blast may blow
d10	Come away, come away, now my boy
d11	Come, come, come, come to the sunset tree
d12	Come, May, thou lovely lingerer
d13	Come, one and all, around me [we] stand
d14	Come roam in woodlands
d15	Come rouse up ye slothful
d16	Come with thy lute to the fountain
d17	Days of summer's glory
d18	Death has been here, and borne away A sister [brother] [scholar] from our side
d19	Endless praises to our Lord God
d20	Farewell to books, the birds are singing
d21	Float away, float away
d22	Fresh and fair, all things are
d23	Friends of freedom, swell the song
d24	From o'er the rolling waters
d25	From the mountain flow
d26	God bless our native land, Firm may she
d27	Good night, good night, now to all
d28	Great God, in whom we live and move
d29	Guide along our bonny boat
d30	Hail our nation's birthday morning
d31	Hark, the pealing, softly stealing
d32	Haste thee, winter, haste away
d33	Ho, ho, vacation days are here
d34	How beautiful the morning When summer days
d35	How bright and fair thy footsteps are
d36	How happy he who loves to hear
d37	How lovely are the flowers
d38	How lovely are the woods
d39	How sweet, from gloomy darkness
d40	How sweet to stray abroad, at eve
d41	I love the cheerful summer time
d42	I loved a songbird of the spring
d43	I stand upon the woody cliff
d44	In peace with all the world
d45	Join in a chorus
d46	Join we in chorus, freedom to praise
d47	Laughing and singing, dancing
d48	Lightly row, lightly row O'er the glassy waves
d49	Lo lo lo how beautiful the snow
d50	Lo the heavens are breaking
d51	Look the black cloud rises high
d52	Lord, lead my heart to learn
d53	Luna arise, ascend the evening sky
d54	Merrily every bosom boundeth
d55	Morn amid the mountains
d56	Murmur, gentle lyre, through the lonely night
d57	My days of youth, though not from folly free
d58	My Father was a farmer good
d59	Not today we'll do it tomorrow
d60	Now to heaven our prayer [prayers] [cry] ascending
d61	Now winter's gone, and spring comes on
d62	O come, come away, from labor now reposing
d63	O come with me, and we will go
d64	O, dear what can the matter be
d65	O, ever happy will I be
d66	O give me back my native hills
d67	O God, my Father, and my King
d68	O how I love to roam abroad
d69	O lay your weary work aside
d70	O see the cunning frost has come
d71	O see, the snow is falling now
d72	O the lovely June
d73	O the lovely, lovely May
d74	O thou to whom all creatures bow
d75	O'er the waters gliding
d76	Oft in the stilly night, Ere slumber's chain
d77	Old friends shall never be forgot
d78	Onward, onward, is our nation's cry
d79	Our Father, who in heaven art, All hallowed be
d80	Our little boat is beckoning by the strand
d81	Our ship is lightly bounding
d82	Our youthful hearts for learning burn
d83	Praise the Lord, when blushing morning
d84	Pull away pull away pull away brave boys
d85	See them beaming, see them gleaming
d86	See where the rising sun
d87	Shall school acquantance be forgot
d88	She comes our path to lighten
d89	Short speech suffices deep thoughts to show
d90	Smiling May, comes in play
d91	Suppliant, lo, thy children bend
d92	Sweet music cheers the spirit
d93	The day is calmly ending
d94	The dingy autumn now has come
d95	The farmer is a noble man
d96	The lovely May is coming
d97	The mists of the morning are rolling away
d98	The pity of the Lord
d99	The silvery moon advances
d100	The spring breathes around us so softly and warm