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Appears in 5 hymnals First Line: Smiling May comes in play Lyrics: 1 Smiling May comes in play, Making all things fresh and gay; From the hall come ye all! Thus the flowers call. Fragrant is the flow'ry vale, Sparkles now the dewy dale; Music floats cheering notes, Music sweetly floats. 2 As we stray, breezes play Thro' the meadow's rich array; All is bright, cheerful sight, After winter's night. Shadows, now in quiv'ring glance, On the silvery fountain dance; Insects bright sail in light, Cheerful, happy sight. Used With Tune: SMILING MAY

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SMILING MAY

Appears in 41 hymnals Tune Sources: Spanish Melody Tune Key: F Major or modal Incipit: 53342 21234 55553 Used With Text: Smiling May

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Smiling May

Hymnal: Linden Harp #123a (1855) First Line: Smiling May comes in play Lyrics: 1 Smiling May comes in play, Making all things fresh and gay; From the hall come ye all! Thus the flowers call. Fragrant is the flow'ry vale, Sparkles now the dewy dale; Music floats cheering notes, Music sweetly floats. 2 As we stray, breezes play Thro' the meadow's rich array; All is bright, cheerful sight, After winter's night. Shadows, now in quiv'ring glance, On the silvery fountain dance; Insects bright sail in light, Cheerful, happy sight. Languages: English Tune Title: SMILING MAY