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Songs of the New Crusade: a collection of stirring twentieth century temperance songs

#	Text	Tune
1	Push the crusade on! the battle must be won	[Push the crusade on! the battle must be won]
2	No, comrades, no, I thank you	[No, comrades, no, I thank you]
3	Hush, little wet town	[Hush, little wet town]
4	Strike for prohibition	[Strike for prohibition]
5	A call for loyal soldiers Comes to one and all	[A call for loyal soldiers Comes to one and all]
6	Never mind reverses when they come to you	[Never mind reverses when they come to you]
7	In God we trust! He is our strong defense	[In God we trust! He is our strong defense]
8	Everywhere are broken hearts and sad and weeping eyes	[Everywhere are broken hearts and sad and weeping eyes]
9	Come, register your name, my friend	[Come, register your name, my friend]
10	Soldiers of Jesus! shout your battle cry	[Soldiers of Jesus! shout your battle cry]
11	It will save the state and nation	OLD TIME RELIGION
12	On, on, Jesus goes before us	[On, on, Jesus goes before us]
13	Our country must from drink be freed	[Our country must from drink be freed]
14	It would be a sad moment for homes fair and bright	[It would be a sad moment for homes fair and bright]
15	Prohibition! prohibition! This our great battle cry!	[Prohibition! prohibition! This our great battle cry!]
16	Enlist for Jesus, fall in line!	[Enlist for Jesus, fall in line!]
17	Soldiers of Christ, arise, And put your armor on	SILVER STREET
18	Defenders of right and assailants of wrong	[Defenders of right and assailants of wrong]
19	God calls for warriors brave and strong	[God calls for warriors brave and strong]
20	A saloonless nation in nineteen twenty	[A saloonless nation in nineteen twenty]
21	Our land among the nations holds a high and mighty place	[Our land among the nations holds a high and mighty place]
22	Mary had a little vote	[Mary had a little vote]
23	The saloon keepers all may be very nice men	[The saloon keepers all may be very nice men]
24	What can we do for you?	[What can we do for you?]
25	The story! why really now	[The story! why really now]
26	Oft in danger, oft in woe	UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
27	There's a battle going on today	[There's a battle going on today]
28	I have seen a mother weeping	[I have seen a mother weeping]
29	My Jesus, I love Thee, I know Thou art mine	[My Jesus, I love Thee, I know Thou art mine]
30	O who owns the big, shapely auto	[O who owns the big, shapely auto]
31	If you knew that your boy with eyes of blue	[If you knew that your boy with eyes of blue]
32	If we wish to free our country from the curse of Dink	[If we wish to free our country from the curse of Dink]
33	God, the all-terrible! King, who ordainest	[God, the all-terrible! King, who ordainest]
34	Almighty Lord of all! Ruler of nations!	[Almighty Lord of all! Ruler of nations!]
35	O how sweet the recollections	[O how sweet the recollections]
36	Gentlemen, your votes, please	[Gentlemen, your votes, please]
37	Be kind, leave me alone, lads	[Be kind, leave me alone, lads]
38	Say not the evils round you	[Say not the evils round you]
39	Dear mother, cease your weary weeping	[Dear mother, cease your weary weeping]
40	Sing we our battle song, sing it loud and clear	[Sing we our battle song, sing it loud and clear]
41	A mightier army's marching on	[A mightier army's marching on]
42	Come and help us, friends of temp'rance	[Come and help us, friends of temp'rance]
43	Forward march with song	[Forward march with song]
44	We are little servants of the King	[We are little servants of the King]
45	After many years of praying	COMIN' THRO' THE RYE
46	Let NO be your answer	[Let NO be your answer]
47	God is coming! God is coming! shout aloud the glad refrain	[God is coming! God is coming! shout aloud the glad refrain]
48	Where'er we go the people say	MARYLAND, MY MARYLAND
49	Awake, my countrymen, awake!	[Awake, my countrymen, awake!]
50	A poor, fallen drunkard is dying today	[A poor, fallen drunkard is dying today]
51	Once he was so light and fair	[Once he was so light and fair]
52	Afar from the noise of the city and town	[Afar from the noise of the city and town]
53	Thinking not of danger, singing as we go	[Thinking not of danger, singing as we go]
54	I'm just a little soldier	[I'm just a little soldier]
55	Oh, hear the sounds that rend the sky	[Oh, hear the sounds that rend the sky]
56	Comrades, long has been the battle	[Comrades, long has been the battle]
57	Through the land a call is sounding
58	My faith looks up to thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary
59	I think I have religion, though I'm not a shining light	[I think I have religion, though I'm not a shining light]
60	'Tis a battle for the home	['Tis a battle for the home]
61	As long as the people permit the saloon	[As long as the people permit the saloon]
62	The saloon must surely go	[The saloon must surely go]
63	The barkeepers seem a pleasant lot	[The barkeepers seem a pleasant lot]
64	The tramp of marching armies	[The tramp of marching armies]
65	May the Lord, our Master, count on you, my friend	[May the Lord, our Master, count on you, my friend]
66	O Columbia, the gem of the ocean	[O Columbia, the gem of the ocean]
67	Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light	[Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light]
68a	My country, 'tis of thee	[My country, 'tis of thee]
68b	God save our gracious king	[God save our gracious king]
69	You purpose to cast a good ballot, my friend	[You purpose to cast a good ballot, my friend]
70	Why should we falter, faint or fear?	[Why should we falter, faint or fear?]
71	Said a man the other day adown in old Tennessee	BABY MINE
72	There was a man in our good town	ORTONVILLE
73	Come and sign the pledge tonight, lads	GLORY, GLORY, HALLELUJAH
74	Listen, listen, weary comrades!	[Listen, listen, weary comrades!]
75	Come, boys, and pledge your heart and hand	[Come, boys, and pledge your heart and hand]
76	Fall into the ranks, lads, and courage with you bring	[Fall into the ranks, lads, and courage with you bring]
77	We're a brave and sturdy crew	[We're a brave and sturdy crew]
78	Did you vote for Prohibition?	[Did you vote for Prohibition?]
79	Write it on the liquor store	[Write it on the liquor store]
80	I will not drink, my comrades, I refuse	[I will not drink, my comrades, I refuse]
81	Be strong to dare and do	[Be strong to dare and do]
82	Go on! go on! and give thy might	[Go on! go on! and give thy might]
83	Quit you like men!	[Quit you like men!]
84	Men of our country, be loyal and true	[Men of our country, be loyal and true]
85	Alcoholic drinks are poison!	[Alcoholic drinks are poison!]
86	When Samuel wanted money	[When Samuel wanted money]
87	The liquor dealer once was boss	[The liquor dealer once was boss]
88	O God! Hear Thou our pleading	[O God! Hear Thou our pleading]
89	God of love! we plead for dear ones	[God of love! we plead for dear ones]
90	'Tis a grand and noble army we behold	['Tis a grand and noble army we behold]
91	Come and join us in our labors	[Come and join us in our labors]
92	O God! the battle is too strong for us to overcome	[O God! the battle is too strong for us to overcome]
93	What news is this that cheers the heart	[What news is this that cheers the heart]
94	On the water wagon yet?	[On the water wagon yet?]
95	Our town has gone "dry"	[Our town has gone "dry"]
96	If I were you, O earnest youth!	[If I were you, O earnest youth!]
97	Come and sign the pledge, our brother	[Come and sign the pledge, our brother]
98	Shoulder to shoulder we go	[Shoulder to shoulder we go]
99	Are you going to the polls with a ballot for the Right?	[Are you going to the polls with a ballot for the Right?]

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