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Sing, Children, Sing

Editor: Edith L. Thomas
Publisher: Abingdon Press, New York, N.Y., 1939
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d1A golden bud came open
d2All the world is God's world
d3All things bright and beautiful
d4Autumn comes with her asters
d5Be thanks to Thee, O Father
d6Beautiful, wonderful sights
d7Come hang the greens
d8Cradled upon a bed of hay
d9Enter into gates with thanksgiving
d10For every helper strong and true
d11For neighbors, who see not
d12For the beauty of the earth
d13For the fruit upon the tree
d14Friends of Jesus must be kind
d15Give food to all, we ask this day
d16God is Father to you and to me
d17Harvest fields with gold aglow
d18He is sleeping in a manger
d19In another land and time
d20In the early morning, dark shadows stay
d21In the early morning listen
d22Joy is abroad, winter is over
d23Loaf of bread so crisp and good
d24Long ago the children one and two
d25Long ago the little children
d26Long years ago in Palestine
d27Lord of sunlight and of water
d28My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty
d29My God, I thank Thee who hast made the earth so bright
d30Now in chilly places
d31O dear God, I love your surprises
d32O march, march away
d33O sing to God a new song
d34O splendid pine
d35Our Christmas tree's more beautiful
d36Our loving Father, thee we praise
d37Praise be to God, there comes out of the night
d38See the farmer sow the [his] seed
d39Seeds were planted by the farmer
d40Silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright
d41Sing, sing, bird in apple tree
d42So many men, who work for us
d43Stern eyes, keen eyes
d44Tell me the stories of Jesus, I love to hear
d45Thank God for lovely summertime
d46Thank God, who gives the harvest
d47The church, it always seems to me
d48The flowers love the sunshine
d49The friendly bells are chiming
d50The out-of-doors is like a church
d51The sun is gone down
d52This is my Father's house
d53Today is the tenth of May
d54We praise thee for the sun
d55We sing, O God, our song
d56We thank thee, God, for eyes to see
d57We thank thee, God, for things to eat
d58We thank thee, O our Father, for stories
d59We thank you, God, for what we eat
d60What do you think, dear God
d61When father reads aloud
d62When Jesus walked this earth
d63When Jesus was a little boy, and played
d64When skies are blue and wind
d65Yes, everywhere I go, dear God
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