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Text:The New Year's Song
Author:Emily Huntington Miller
Tune:[Come, hearts in whose pulses the summer is warm]
Composer:Geo. F. Root

84. The New Year's Song

Text Information
First Line: Come, hearts in whose pulses the summer is warm
Title: The New Year's Song
Author: Emily Huntington Miller
Refrain First Line: Toll, bells, for the years that has fled
Language: English
Publication Date: 1893
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Come, hearts in whose pulses the summer is warm]
Composer: Geo. F. Root
Incipit: 33333 65542 33222
Notes: Public Domain.



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