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Bury him deeply down

Author: Howard S. Taylor Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d1 (1916) First Line: A cruel old King from a castle strong Refrain First Line: Bury him down, deeply down Languages: English
Bury him deeply down

Because I've cut the booze out

Author: Robert Matthews Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d2 (1916) First Line: A rummy, fat and sleek, stood in his retreat Refrain First Line: Say, darling, say, when I'm far away Languages: English
Because I've cut the booze out

The twin ballots

Author: Howard S. Taylor Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d3 (1916) First Line: Along in November, when chill Refrain First Line: They were both rum votes, and sanctioned the license plan Languages: English
The twin ballots

Pack your grip

Author: James Rowe Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d4 (1916) First Line: Counties here and counties there Refrain First Line: O you brewer, whiskey dealer Languages: English
Pack your grip

Down in the licensed saloon

Author: W. A. Williams Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d5 (1916) First Line: Down in a room all cozy and bright Refrain First Line: There is my wandering boy tonight Languages: English
Down in the licensed saloon

God save our state

Author: William Edie Marks Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d6 (1916) First Line: From run's destructive snare Languages: English
God save our state

Slaves of drink

Author: R. F. R. Bell Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d7 (1916) First Line: Hark, the sound of bitter weeping Refrain First Line: Souls in their bondage long for peace and rest Languages: English
Slaves of drink

He is not wise

Author: Rene Bronner Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d8 (1916) First Line: He who tarries at the wine cup Languages: English
He is not wise

Chase the monster from our shore

Author: C. G. Goodwin Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d9 (1916) First Line: Hear the temperance call, freemen Languages: English
Chase the monster from our shore

The home that used to be

Author: Howard S. Taylor Hymnal: RCLW1916 #d10 (1916) First Line: I remember well a cottage Refrain First Line: O, the warbling birds have flown Languages: English
The home that used to be

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