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The Assembly Hymn and Song Collection: designed for use in chapel, assembly, convocation, or general exercises of schools, normals, colleges and universities. (3rd ed.)

Editor:	C. Guy Hoover
Publisher:	The Educational Publishing Co., Pittsburg, Kan., 1914
Language:	English; Latin
Notes:	Responses and Chants (R) are numbered separately.

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#	Text	Tune
191	Ye banks and braes of bonnie Doon	[Ye banks and braes of bonnie Doon]
192	Wind of night, low and light	[Wind of night, low and light]
193	Soft, soft, music is stealing	[Soft, soft, music is stealing]
194	I would that my love could silently flow	[I would that my love could silently flow]
195	My native land again it meets mine eye	[My native land again it meets mine eye]
196	Hark! hark! the lark at heav'ns gate sings	[Hark! hark! the lark at heav'ns gate sings]
197	The evening bells sound clearly	[The evening bells sound clearly]
198	I sat beneath the maples old	[I sat beneath the maples old]
199	O where and O where is your Highland laddie gone?	[O where and O where is your Highland laddie gone?]
200	Good night, thou wondrous lamp of day	[Good night, thou wondrous lamp of day]
201	It's been decreed from days of old	AUF WIEDERSEHN
202	From your coral chambers speed ye	[From your coral chambers speed ye]
203	Glory and love to the men of old	[Glory and love to the men of old]
204	'Neath a woodstack alone, amid many a thorn	['Neath a woodstack alone, amid many a thorn]
205	O, tell me what it meaneth	[O, tell me what it meaneth]
206	The sun high in heav'n now is sailing	[The sun high in heav'n now is sailing]
207	On we are floating in sunshine and shadow	[On we are floating in sunshine and shadow]
208	Out on the deep, when the sun is low	[Out on the deep, when the sun is low]
209	Hark, the pealing, softly stealing	[Hark, the pealing, softly stealing]
210	I dreamed that I dwelt in marble halls	[I dreamed that I dwelt in marble halls]
211	The sun is down, the evening come	[The sun is down, the evening come]
212	On steep Mount Carmel's height we stand	[On steep Mount Carmel's height we stand]
213	Where is now the merry party	[Where is now the merry party]
214	Last night the nightingale woke me	[Last night the nightingale woke me]
215	Pull away pull away pull away brave boys	[Pull away pull away pull away brave boys]
216	'Tis the last rose of summer	['Tis the last rose of summer]
217	How can I bear to leave thee?	[How can I bear to leave thee?]
218	Forsaken, forsaken, forsaken am I	[Forsaken, forsaken, forsaken am I]
219	The harp that once thro' Tara's halls	[The harp that once thro' Tara's halls]
220	There is beauty in the forest	[There is beauty in the forest]
221	Spin, lassie, spin, The thread goes out and in	[Spin, lassie, spin, The thread goes out and in]
222	Way down upon the Swanee River	[Way down upon the Swanee River]
223	The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home	[The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home]
224	Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay	[Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay]
225	Oh! a dainty plant is the ivy green	[Oh! a dainty plant is the ivy green]
226	The bell doth toll	[The bell doth toll]
227	The Lord is great! ye host of heav'n adore Him	[The Lord is great! ye host of heav'n adore Him]
228	Praise ye the Father	[Praise ye the Father]
229	The red sun is sinking, and father at sea	[The red sun is sinking, and father at sea]
230	The old year lies dying	[The old year lies dying]
231	Scotland's burning! Scotland's burning!	[Scotland's burning! Scotland's burning!]
232	There's music in the air	[There's music in the air]
233	Oh, I'm a happy creature	MANDOLINATA
234	Winds of night around us sighing	[Winds of night around us sighing]
235	Long may she live, our College fair!	[Long may she live, our College fair!]
236	Where, O where are the verdant Freshmen?	[Where, O where are the verdant Freshmen?]
237a	Gaudeamus igitur	[Gaudeamus igitur]
237b	Let us now in youth rejoice	[Let us now in youth rejoice]
238	Stars of the summer night	[Stars of the summer night]
239	Hail and farewell, dear companions	[Hail and farewell, dear companions]
240	Our College is a jolly home	[Our College is a jolly home]
241	There's a good time coming	[There's a good time coming]
242	We think it is the rule, sir	[We think it is the rule, sir]
243a	Integer vitæ scelerisque purus non eget	[Integer vitæ scelerisque purus non eget]
243b	He who is upright, kind, and free from error	[He who is upright, kind, and free from error]
244	In former days, which many praise	[In former days, which many praise]
245	Krambambuli! it is the title	[Krambambuli! it is the title]
246	Well, here we are; well, here we are!	[Well, here we are; well, here we are!]
247	Goodnight, ladies! goodnight, ladies!	[Goodnight, ladies! goodnight, ladies!]
248a	Lauriger Horatius	[Lauriger Horatius]
248b	Poet of the laurel wreath	[Poet of the laurel wreath]
249	As freshmen first we come to Yale	[As freshmen first we come to Yale]
250	Speak to me Love, only speaky, spiky, spoky	[Speak to me Love, only speaky, spiky, spoky]
251	The golden glow of a summer's day	[The golden glow of a summer's day]
252	An atom is a little thing	[An atom is a little thing]
253	Time ever flowing bids us be going	[Time ever flowing bids us be going]
254	Our strong band can ne'er be broken	AMICI
255	Far above the golden valley	AMICI
256	From the coast of Massachusetts	[From the coast of Massachusetts]
257	On the plains of Southeast Kansas	[On the plains of Southeast Kansas]
258	There's a college in southeast Kansas land	[There's a college in southeast Kansas land]

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