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Hurrah, a glorious light has burst
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d1 (1866)
First Line
: A glorious light has burst around us
Hurrah, a glorious light has burst
A little spring had lost its way
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d2 (1866)
A little spring had lost its way
A little spring we raise
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d3 (1866)
A little spring we raise
Rise, O rise to nobler manhood
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d4 (1866)
First Line
: At our table here we sit
Rise, O rise to nobler manhood
Tra, la, la, la, la, la, listen
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d5 (1866)
First Line
: Brightly beams the morning sun
Tra, la, la, la, la, la, listen
Brother haste, the tide is rising
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d6 (1866)
Brother haste, the tide is rising
Cold water for ever, come, join in the cry
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d7 (1866)
Cold water for ever, come, join in the cry
Come and join us in our labors
Author
: W. S. Peterson
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d8 (1866)
First Line
: Come and join us in our pleasures
Come and join us in our labors
Come and promise now your mother
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d9 (1866)
First Line
: Come and sit beside the window
Come and promise now your mother
Come, friends and brethren [brothers] all unite
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d10 (1866)
Come, friends and brethren [brothers] all unite
Come, listen awhile to me
Author
: John G. Saxe
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d11 (1866)
Come, listen awhile to me
Dare to think, though bigots [others] frown
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d12 (1866)
Dare to think, though bigots [others] frown
Drinking in the crystal water
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d13 (1866)
Drinking in the crystal water
Hear the sweet voice of the child
Author
: Henry C. Work
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d14 (1866)
First Line
: Father, dear father, come home with me now
Hear the sweet voice of the child
Fill all your sparkling glasses high
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d15 (1866)
Fill all your sparkling glasses high
Friends of temperance, welcome here
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d16 (1866)
Friends of temperance, welcome here
From the danoing billows free
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d17 (1866)
From the danoing billows free
God of the temperance cause
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d18 (1866)
God of the temperance cause
Hail, all hail, friends of right
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d19 (1866)
Hail, all hail, friends of right
Hail, all hail, our worthy members
Hymnal
: MF1866 #d20 (1866)
Hail, all hail, our worthy members
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