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Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: Young Singer's Friend #s104 (1859)
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: American Sunday School Hymn Book. 2nd ed. #a421 (1860) Languages: English
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: American Sunday School Hymn Book. New ed. #aa421 (1860) Languages: English
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: Linden Harp #d12 (1856) Languages: English
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: Anniversary and Sabbath School Hymns #15 (1861) Languages: English Tune Title: TEMPERANCE CALL
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: The Golden Promise #d15 (1866)
Children all, both great and small
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: Maynard's Sabbath School Echo. 6th ed. of Maynard's Selected Sabbath School Hymns, with an Appendix #d18 (1861) Languages: English
Children all, both great and small
[Children all, both great and small]
Hymnal: The New Sabbath School Hosanna #157b (1870) Tune Title: TEMPERANCE CALL
[Children all, both great and small]
Children all, both great and small
Hymnal: The American Sunday-School Hymn-Book #421 (1860)
Children all, both great and small
Temperance call
Hymnal: Linden Harp #41 (1855) First Line: Children all, both great and small Lyrics: 1 Children all, both great and small,
Answer to the temperance call.
Martha, Isa, Ann and Sue,
Alice, Jane, and Julia too,
Cheerily, heartily come along,
Sign our pledge, and sing our song.
2 No strong drink shall pass our lips,
He's in danger who but sips,
Come then, children, one and all,
Answer to the temperance call:
Cheerily, eagerly come along,
Sign our pledge and sing our song.
3 Where's the boy that would not shrink
From the bondage of strong drink?
Come then, Woodman, James and Tom,
Edward, Willie, George and John,
Cheerfully, joyfully come along,
Sign our pledge and sing our song.
4 Who have misery, want and woe?
All who to the bottle go.
We resolve their road to shun,
And in temperance paths to run,
Cheerfully, manfully come along,
Sign our pledge, and sing our song.
5 Good cold water does for us,
Costs no money, makes none worse,
Gives no bruises, steals no brains,
Breeds no quarrels, woes, nor pains,
Readily, joyfully come along,
Sign our pledge, and sing our song.
6 Who would life and health prolong,
Who'd be happy, wise and strong:
Let alone the drunkard's bane,
Half-way pledges are in vain.
Cheerfully, joyfully, you, and you,
Sign the pledge, and keep it too. Languages: English
Temperance call
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