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Missionary Song

Missionary Song 3368 Over the ocean wave, far, far away There the poor heathen live, waiting for day Groping in ignorance dark as the night No blessed Bible to give them the light Chorus: Pity them pity them Christians at home, Haste…

The Children

The Children 1537 Mother of many children I-sprung of my heart and my brain- And some have been borne in gladness and some have been borne in pain, But one has gone singing from out my door Never to come again Content and Ease and Comfort-they…

The Binary Farmer Son

The Binary Farmer Son 3773 But hunger it came creeping on; poor girl, she cried with woe And for to find his murderers she straightway home did co, Saying "Parents, dear, you soon shall hear of a shocking deed that's done In yonder vale lien…

When The Golden Sun Is Setting

When the Golden Sun is Setting Edna 1023 When the golden sun is setting in the bright and golden west, tly sighing in the trees; Then the wind wind is softly Then every haunt of nature ap speaks of qulet peace and rest, And evening's hush…

The Interloper

THE INTERLOPER 5177 That there little kid upstairs Ain't no right to be uttin' in on my affairs And stealin' things off me He stole my mamma first of all, An' she makes such a fuss About him when she hears him squall- The foolish little…

Araluen

Araluen 2402 Take this rose and very gently place it on the tend, dxp Moses where our little darling Aralue: lles asleop: Put the blossoms close to baby-kneel with me my love, and pray: We must leave the bird, we've burled-say good- by to her…

Oh, When I Was Single

Oh, When I Was Single 2395 Oh, when I was single, oh, then, Oh, when I was single, oh, then, oh, then Oh, when I was single the money would jingle, And I wish I was single again I married me a wife, oh, then I married me a wife, oh, then,…

Ballard Of Old-Time Ladies

Ballard of Old-Time Ladies François Villon 1226 Tell me where, in what land of shade, Bides fair Flora of Rome, and where Are Thais and Archiplade, Cousins-german of beauty rare, And Echo, more than mortal fair, That when one calls by…

The Little Dove

The Little Dove 5704 One day all in a lonely grove Sat o'er my head a little dove, For her lost mate hogan to coo, Which made me think of my mate, too Oh, little dove, you're not alone, With you I am constrained to mourn: For I like you,…

Mary’s Dream

Marry's Dream 1805 The moon had climbed the highest hill That rises o'er the source of Deo, And from her eastern summit shed Her silvery light on tower and tree When Mary laid her down to sleep, Her thoughts on Bandy, for at sea, When…

Beyon The Years

Beyon the Years PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR 2933 Revond the years the answer lies Beyond where broods the grieving skies And night drops tears Where Faith rou-chastened amiles to rise And doff its fears And carping sorrow pines and dies- Beyond…

Christmas Night

CHRISTMAS NIGHT 5433 At last Thou art come, little Savior And Thine angels fill midnight with song: Thou art come to us, gentle Creator! Whom Thy creatures have sighed for so long

Looking For Trouble

Looking for Trouble 4096 Yes, trouble is something that fow persons seek, But the lover who tries to secure A bride with much gold, "to have and to hold," Is courting Miss Fortune, for sure

The Promising West

The Promising West 2655 Talk about the land of this glorious Weat Where people are now rusning, their Intures to test There is where the land is now praised to the aktes: Bring forth your cheers for the sweet by and byes When all the gumbo…

Take A Trip In My Airship

Take a Trip in My Airship 3042 I have a sallor, the sailor loves me, And salls every night to my horie ile's not a sailor that sails o'er the sea, Or over the wild briny foam For he owns an airship and sails upon high, He's just like a…

Tuesday

Tuesday 2715 Just to trust, and yet to ask Guidance still; Take the training or the task, As he wil Just to take the loss or gain As he sends it; Just to take the joy or pain As he lends it

The Present

The Present 1481 The Age of Gold," they say Always, "is coming" Nay- Thus was the dream of old; This is the Age of Gold So shall tomorrow be Ever, if we but see! Look weto the light, and do Our best and so be true

Flee As A Bird

Flee as a Bird 5003 Flee as a bird to your mountain, Thou who art weary of sin: Go to the clear flowing fountain Where you may wash and be clean Fly for the avenger is near theo Call and the Savior will hear thea, He on his bosom will…

Sweet Evelina

Sweet Evelina 2126 Way down in the meadow Where the lily first blows, Where the winds from the mountain Never ruffles the rose Lives fond Evelina, the sweet little dove, The pride of the valley The girl that I love Chorus Sweet Evelina, dear…

The Man In The Moon

The Man In the Moon 5977 And the land of the South was by no means forgotten He passed with quick step thro' the great fields of cotton To the rice and tobacco attention he gave, Then sat down to ponder, with countenance grave "I see what's…