The Musical Fountain

Editor: G. F. Root
Publisher: Root & Cady, Chicago, Ill., 1866
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d1A glorious light has burst around us
d2A little spring had lost its way
d3A little spring we raise
d4At our table here we sit
d5Brightly beams the morning sun
d6Brother haste, the tide is rising
d7Cold water for ever, come, join in the cry
d8Come and join us in our pleasures
d9Come and sit beside the window
d10Come, friends and brethren [brothers] all unite
d11Come, listen awhile to me
d12Dare to think, though bigots [others] frown
d13Drinking in the crystal water
d14Father, dear father, come home with me now
d15Fill all your sparkling glasses high
d16Friends of temperance, welcome here
d17From the danoing billows free
d18God of the temperance cause
d19Hail, all hail, friends of right
d20Hail, all hail, our worthy members
d21Hark, how your leader's bugle is sounding
d22Heavenly Father, give thy blessing
d23How sweet, how heavenly is the sight
d24I sing about a boy who dwelt
d25In the sunlight flashing
d26Jesus actuate and guide
d27Now bound by honor's sacred laws
d28Now cheer up, ye broken hearted
d29O if for me the cup you fill
d30O spare my child, in mercy spare
d31O thou whose chosen place of birth
d32Round the temperance standard rally
d33Say, young folks, will you hear my story
d34Shout at the reveler's banquet
d35Some love to drink from the foamy brink
d36Sparkling and bright in its liquid light
d37Stand up, stand up for Temperance
d38Sweet is the work, O Lord, Thy glorious name to sing
d39Tell me, ye winged winds, that round my pathway roar
d40The temperance folks are waking up
d41Then sing we the praise of cold water
d42There is a poison in the cup
d43There is woe in the wine cup
d44There sprang a tree of deadly name
d45Through the golden gates of morning
d46To our noble cause forever
d47'Twas midnight's sad and lonely hour
d48We are gathering for the conflict
d49Welcome to our order
d50Were I to search in all the ships
d51Whatever station we may fill
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