A different "Come ye faithful, raise the strain"

The three instances beginning “Come, ye faithful, raise the strain” set to https://hymnary.org/tune/come_ye_faithful_raise_mozart are not Neale's translation of the old Easter hymn. The are a not specifically Christian springtime lyric, more akin to “Spring hath now unwrapped her flowers” ('Tempus adest floridum") and May Day Carol's than to celebrating Christ's resurrection. I think the tune should probably be reauthoritied as o_wie_is_diie_welt_so_moxsrt to decrease the likelihood of inadvertent conflation of these texts.

PS: That Mozart tune is also where you'll find the Wencesles typo I mentioned in a User post.