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Publisher: National Temperance Society and Publishing House, New York, N.Y., 1876
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d1A temperance band of hope we are
d2Again we raise the festive song
d3Be present at our meeting, Lord
d4Come, arouse thee, arouse thee, my brave Swiss boy
d5Come boys and girls, and sing with me
d6Come, give us a hand in the temperance cause
d7Come, listen a while to me
d8Dare to be [do] right, dare to be true
d9Dash the wine cup away
d10Dear children, there's danger in looking at wine Come, give me thy hand
d11Don't drink it, Tom, don't drink it
d12Friends of temperance, lift your banners
d13Friends of temperance, welcome here
d14Get ready for the jubilee
d15Great God, thy presence we implore
d16Hear the timely warning, ye who tarry
d17Hurrah, for sparkling water
d18If I would not be a drunkard
d19In going downhill on a slippery track
d20Intemperance, like a raging flood
d21It's a work of prevention and cure
d22King alcohol's army is mustering in might
d23Let our hearts be always
d24Lift high the temperance banner
d25March along together, Ever firm and true
d26March on, Band of hope
d27Marching on, marching on, glad as birds
d28Merry Dick you soon would know
d29Merry laughing, sparkling water
d30Mid the sparkling of glasses or goblets of win
d31Mourn for the thousands slain
d32My soul be on thy [your] guard
d33Never be afraid to work for temperance
d34Never lose the golden rule
d35Now don't you know the reason why
d36Now, O Lord, in peace dismiss us
d37O come, come away
d38O come, come away, from every evil turning
d39O Lord, I lift my prayer to thee
d40O not with the fife, and the murderous knife
d41O tell us not the wine cup
d42O 'tis sweet to bring to Jesus
d43Open the door for the children
d44Pretty little dew drops
d45Real temperance boys and girls are we
d46Round the spring, laugh and sing
d47Round the temperance standard rally
d48Rum is the children's foe
d49Safe and strong
d50Shall 'ere cold water be forgot
d51Shall we be ever drunkards
d52Shall we gather at [by] the river, Where bright angel feet have trod
d53Sound the battle cry
d54Sparkling and bright in its liquid light
d55The army of temperance is gathering its men
d56The farmer may boast of his acres so fine
d57The great temperance army is moving along
d58The light of truth is breaking
d59The Lord of glory calls us out
d60The temperance cause is calling
d61The temperance hosts are marching on
d62The Templars are gathering from near and from far
d63There is a happy time, not far away, When temperance truth hall shine
d64There's a demon in the glass
d65There's a glorious work before us
d66Trusting in the promises, we march along
d67Unfurl the temperance banner
d68Wake, wake the song, our glad jubilee
d69We are an earnest Band of Hope
d70We are marching on with shield and banner
d71We are out on the ocean sailing
d72We are traveling on in the light of God
d73We have met you here again, friends
d74We will dash from our lips the poisonous cup
d75We won't give up the temperance pledge
d76Welcome to join our band
d77Welcome, welcome to our temple
d78We'll take up our [the] stand for the youth
d79We're a noble temperance army
d80We're on the road that leads along
d81We've made up our mind
d82When the right over wrong shall prevail
d83Work for the master calleth us today
d84You're starting my boy [soul] [today] on life's journey
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