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Temperance Hymn Book and Minstrel: a collection of hymns, songs and odes for temperance meetings and festivals

Editor: J. Marsh
Publisher: American Temperance Union, New York, 1842
Language: English
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5Hark! hark ye! O listen the sorrow and weepingPage Scan
6Intemperance, like a raging floodPage Scan
7"Hand me the bowl, ye jovial band"Page Scan
8Stretch'd on a heap of straw--his bedPage Scan
8bHelp us to feel for drunken manPage Scan
9How long, O God, how longPage Scan
10"Only this once;"--the wine-cup glowedPage Scan
11When we think of chill starvationPage Scan
11bGo self-polluted loathsome wretchPage Scan
12Thou liquid fire! like that which glowedPage Scan
13Mid sorrows and sadness I'm destined to roamPage Scan
14Mournful and sad upon my earPage Scan
15Stop, poor sinners, stop and thinkPage Scan
15bYe captives once to sin and shamePage Scan
16Son of sorrow! son of sorrowPage Scan
17All ye who laugh and sport with deathPage Scan
17bThrough all the various passing scenesPage Scan
18There was a time, there was a timePage Scan
19There's a blessing on the wingPage Scan
19bO thou source of ills unnumberedPage Scan
20Though sore beset with gulit and fearPage Scan
21Hail temp'rance, fair celestial ray!Page Scan
22The temp'rance trumpet blowPage Scan
22bI heard a voice from heav'nPage Scan
23Sons and daughters of the pilgrimsPage Scan
23bLo! Zion droops--in vain--in vainPage Scan
24Long and gloomy was the nightPage Scan
24bThere sprang a tree of deadly namePage Scan
25'Round the temp'rance standard rallyPage Scan
26Pledg'd in a noble causePage Scan
26bDaughters of nations! awake from thy slumbersPage Scan
27Watchman! tell us of the nightPage Scan
27bBlow the temp'rance trumpet, blowPage Scan
28The Pledge! The Pledge! The mighty rockPage Scan
29The blessings of the bounteous GodPage Scan
29bO 'tis a joyful sound to hearPage Scan
30O'er Arabia's dreary sandsPage Scan
30bSource of being, Holy FatherPage Scan
31This day, O God, thy blessed handPage Scan
32Rise and shine through every nationPage Scan
33Onward! onward! band victoriousPage Scan
34Come, ye messengers of mercyPage Scan
34bO that the Lord would hearPage Scan
35How bright the page whose every thoughtPage Scan
36When God poured out perfection firstPage Scan
37A Beacon has been lightedPage Scan
38Let temp'rance and her sons rejoicePage Scan
38bOn this glad day, O God, we wouldPage Scan
39Hosannas, Lord, to Thee we singPage Scan
39bHow long shall virtue languish?Page Scan
40Friends of freedom! swell the songPage Scan
41Praise to the Lord on highPage Scan
42We praise thee, Lord--if but one soulPage Scan
42bParent of the great creationPage Scan
43Onward! Onward! all victoriousPage Scan
44Lord of heaven and earth assist usPage Scan
44bSons and daughters of the pilgrimsPage Scan
45Temperance! tell the listening worldPage Scan
46That wine cup! touch it not!Page Scan
47Can we forget the gloomy timePage Scan
48Though wretchedness unending Awaits the drunkard's soulPage Scan
48bO, shun the bowl, when rich delightPage Scan
49Intemp'rance rears its sinful towersPage Scan
50Oh, shun the bowl!--the draught bewarePage Scan
51Dash the floor that bowl!Page Scan
51bStay, mortal, stay! nor heedless thusPage Scan
52Oh! turn from the wine-glass awayPage Scan
53Oh! touch it not for deep withinPage Scan
53bAway from the revel, the night star is upPage Scan
54Come, behold the drunkard dyingPage Scan
54bDaughter of Zion! awake from thy sadnessPage Scan
55Children, who have rallied nowPage Scan
56Thy gracious aid, O God! impartPage Scan
56bThe drink that's in the drunkard's bowlPage Scan
57We've heard that round the wine-cup's brimPage Scan
58United in a peaceful bandPage Scan
58bHe was a virtuous youthPage Scan
59Be with me Lord throughout this dayPage Scan
60Another year has run its roundPage Scan
60bCheerily, cheerily sound the joyful strainPage Scan
61Let him who may thinkPage Scan
61bHeavenly Father! give thy blessingPage Scan
62With banner and with badge we comePage Scan
63Land of Columbia! awake from thy slumbersPage Scan
64Throughout Columbia's bordersPage Scan
65Temperance, mild blessing! goddess serenePage Scan
65bFriends of man and foes to madnessPage Scan
66Come, sons of Columbia, while proudly and highPage Scan
67On temp'rance, on! speed on, blest powerPage Scan
68How dear to my heart are the days of my childhoodPage Scan
69I spring from the rock, from the mountain sidePage Scan
69bSome sing the praise of rosy winePage Scan
70Farewell to the cup--we have tarried too longPage Scan
71If one bright spot there is on earthPage Scan
72I've thrown the bowl asidePage Scan
73Oh! water for me--bright water for me!Page Scan
74Belshazzar is King, Belshazzar is LordPage Scan
75And are ye sure the news is truePage Scan
76Crystal Streamlet! gently flowingPage Scan
77Be days of drinking wine forgotPage Scan

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