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The Anti-Saloon League Song Book

Editor:	E. O. Excell
Publisher:	American Issue Publishing Company, Westerville, Oh., 1915
Language:	English
Notes:	Images availabe at HathiTrust

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#	Text	Tune
1	We are fighting for prohibition	[We are fighting for prohibition]
2	Lift up your hearts in exultation	[Lift up your hearts in exultation]
3	Have you seen the licensed monster	[Have you seen the licensed monster]
4	A call for loyal soldiers	[A call for loyal soldiers]
5	Homeless and friendless he wanders today	[Homeless and friendless he wanders today]
6	There's a question we must settle	[There's a question we must settle]
7	There's danger in the flowing bowl!	MARYLAND
8	Hark! there's a call for the brave and true!	[Hark! there's a call for the brave and true!]
9	Forth to the conflict, hearts strong and steady	[Forth to the conflict, hearts strong and steady]
10	On the battle-field of life	[On the battle-field of life]
11	Christ is calling for His soldiers	[Christ is calling for His soldiers]
12	When the call to serve the Master	[When the call to serve the Master]
13	Christ shall be King of the whole wide world	[Christ shall be King of the whole wide world]
14	Would we free our favored country from the awful curse of drink	[Would we free our favored country from the awful curse of drink]
15	Now is the autumn coming	[Now is the autumn coming]
16	Hark! the call to arms! to arms!	[Hark! the call to arms! to arms!]
17	There's a song of joy, I sing it ev'ry day	[There's a song of joy, I sing it ev'ry day]
18	I am a stranger here, within a foreign land	[I am a stranger here, within a foreign land]
19	Steady, brother, steady, tho' the storm-winds rise	[Steady, brother, steady, tho' the storm-winds rise]
20	March along together, firm and true	[March along together, firm and true]
21	We need more men like Daniel	[We need more men like Daniel]
22	There's a war to wage with sin	[There's a war to wage with sin]
23	We may lighten toil and care	[We may lighten toil and care]
24	Forward, Christian soldier true	[Forward, Christian soldier true]
25	Yield not to temptation	[Yield not to temptation]
26	Tho' the way we journey may be often drear	[Tho' the way we journey may be often drear]
27	The trumpet of battle is sounding!	[The trumpet of battle is sounding!]
28	Will you volunteer in the cause of the oppressed?	[Will you volunteer in the cause of the oppressed?]
29	Your brother has a burden that is hard to bear	[Your brother has a burden that is hard to bear]
30	In this world of sin and strife	[In this world of sin and strife]
31	Do you hear, O fainting soldier, that sweet word which rends the skies?	[Do you hear, O fainting soldier, that sweet word which rends the skies?]
32	In a world where sorrow	[In a world where sorrow]
33	Forward to the conflict and determined be to win	[Forward to the conflict and determined be to win]
34	Look all around you, find some one in need	[Look all around you, find some one in need]
35	There are days so dark that I seek in vain	[There are days so dark that I seek in vain]
36	Do you know the world is dying	[Do you know the world is dying]
37	When the last rays of sunset are low in the west	[When the last rays of sunset are low in the west]
38	In the rain of the days that are drifting	[In the rain of the days that are drifting]
39	I was made to be eaten and not to be drunk	[I was made to be eaten and not to be drunk]
40	National prohibition for the land we love	[National prohibition for the land we love]
41	The fight is on and we shall win	[The fight is on and we shall win]
42	Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done	[Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done]
43	Now the hosts of right are gath'ring near	[Now the hosts of right are gath'ring near]
44	Gird on your steadfast armor	[Gird on your steadfast armor]
45	Somebody did a golden deed	[Somebody did a golden deed]
46	These Temp'rance folks do crowd us awfully	[These Temp'rance folks do crowd us awfully]
47	Our youthful hearts with temp'rance burn	[Our youthful hearts with temp'rance burn]
48	We're cadets that want to battle for the right, you see	[We're cadets that want to battle for the right, you see]
49	I know three little sisters	[I know three little sisters]
50	You're starting, my boy, on life's journey	[You're starting, my boy, on life's journey]
51	Death bells tolling, tolling, tolling	[Death bells tolling, tolling, tolling]
52	At the feast of Belshazzar and a thousand of his lords	[At the feast of Belshazzar and a thousand of his lords]
53	They talk about the hard times	[They talk about the hard times]
54	There's a Demon's mighty hand at work in our fair land	[There's a Demon's mighty hand at work in our fair land]
55	Somebody voted to ruin my boy	[Somebody voted to ruin my boy]
56	I have seen a mother weeping	[I have seen a mother weeping]
57	Some day I'll reap what I have sown	[Some day I'll reap what I have sown]
58	Somewhere tonight in this cold, dreary world	[Somewhere tonight in this cold, dreary world]
59	Tho' your sins be red like crimson	[Tho' your sins be red like crimson]
60	A mother is lonely tonight	[A mother is lonely tonight]
61	Jesus has loved me—wonderful Savior	[Jesus has loved me—wonderful Savior]
62	O mamma, I should like to go	[O mamma, I should like to go]
63	O watchah, what you see ovah yondah	[O watchah, what you see ovah yondah]
64	In vain I've tried a thousand ways	[In vain I've tried a thousand ways]
65	If I were a voice, a persuasive voice	[If I were a voice, a persuasive voice]
66	When I think of my Savior's great love	[When I think of my Savior's great love]
67	I heard a voice saying, "Come unto Me"	[I heard a voice saying, "Come unto Me"]
68	I'm not your judge	[I'm not your judge]
69	What will you do when the Judge appears	[What will you do when the Judge appears]
70	Lay the jest about the julep in the camphor balls at last	[Lay the jest about the julep in the camphor balls at last]
71	It is not fair that grief should so abound	[It is not fair that grief should so abound]
72	Wine is a mocker, and strong drink is raging	[Wine is a mocker, and strong drink is raging]
73	How long shall strong drink our weak brothers enslave	[How long shall strong drink our weak brothers enslave]
74	John Barleycorn thinks he is great	[John Barleycorn thinks he is great]
75	Speed the day, happy day, when our land shall be free	[Speed the day, happy day, when our land shall be free]
76	The slaves of drink who smile and wink	[The slaves of drink who smile and wink]
77	The walls of Jericho fell down	[The walls of Jericho fell down]
78	Lonely at evening a mother is sitting	[Lonely at evening a mother is sitting]
79	O de sparklin' wine! yes, it looks mighty fine	[O de sparklin' wine! yes, it looks mighty fine]
80	All the brewers tell us lager-beer's a food	[All the brewers tell us lager-beer's a food]
81	There were three buzzing bumble bees	[There were three buzzing bumble bees]
82	There's an adder in the cup	[There's an adder in the cup]
83	The order has gone forth—"Move forward!"	[The order has gone forth—"Move forward!"]
84	Write it on the liquor store	[Write it on the liquor store]
85	"O what can be done," said the Raven to the Hen	["O what can be done," said the Raven to the Hen]
86	'Tis dividing the world	['Tis dividing the world]
87	Flag of the free, Sing we praises to thee	[Flag of the free, Sing we praises to thee]
88	Let brewers brew, distillers still	[Let brewers brew, distillers still]
89	He once was a mighty fine fellow	[He once was a mighty fine fellow]
90	Mary had a little vote	[Mary had a little vote]
91	First the man takes a drink, and then the drink takes a drink	[First the man takes a drink, and then the drink takes a drink]
92	Sound the battle cry! See, the foe is nigh	[Sound the battle cry! See, the foe is nigh]
93	How dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood	[How dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood]
94	How gentle God's commands	[How gentle God's commands]
95	'Mid pleasures and palaces tho' we may roam	['Mid pleasures and palaces tho' we may roam]
96	There is beauty all around	[There is beauty all around]
97	There's a church in the valley by the wildwood	[There's a church in the valley by the wildwood]
98	Hail, banner of the free	[Hail, banner of the free]
99	Our land is bounded by no sea	[Our land is bounded by no sea]
100	In days of yore, from Britain's shore	[In days of yore, from Britain's shore]

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