Eureka Sunlight Glees: for use in singing schools, literary schools, conventions and musical societies, containing an excellent and varied collection of sacred and secular songs

Editor:	S. J. Oslin, G. L. Young, J. T. Lane
Publisher:	Eureka Publishing Co., Stigler, Oklahoma, 1904
Language:	English
Notes:	Musical catechism / prepared and arranged by John H. Smith and Hiel A. Key (pp. 3-12) -- Graded exercises (nos. 1-54) -- Sunlight glees (nos. 55-118)

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#	Text	Tune
1	[Solfege exercise]
2	Loving voices, hear them ring	[Loving voices, hear them ring]
3	[Solfege exercise]
4	Singing, singing all the day	[Singing, singing all the day]
5	[Solfege exercise]
6	Summer days are coming on	[Summer days are coming on]
7	Sweet happy voices	[Sweet happy voices]
8	Sparkling little dewdrops	[Sparkling little dewdrops]
9	Once there lived an ugly man	[Once there lived an ugly man]
10	Loving and cheerful while singing today	[Loving and cheerful while singing today]
11	Speak gently to him who in error you see	[Speak gently to him who in error you see]
12	Loving Jesus, gentle Lamb	[Loving Jesus, gentle Lamb]
13	We are singing, music ringing	[We are singing, music ringing]
14	Pretty flowers, now come forth	[Pretty flowers, now come forth]
15	Beautiful springtime is coming	[Beautiful springtime is coming]
16	Here we meet in joyful concert	[Here we meet in joyful concert]
17	Beautiful dewdrops are sparkling and shining	[Beautiful dewdrops are sparkling and shining]
18	Beautiful roses, lovely and fair	[Beautiful roses, lovely and fair]
19	Over the valleys and woodlands	[Over the valleys and woodlands]
20	Be careful, be careful in singing	[Be careful, be careful in singing]
21	Now chromatics come again	[Now chromatics come again]
22	Sparkling brooklet, gently flow	[Sparkling brooklet, gently flow]
23	[Solfege exercise]
24	[Solfege exercise]
25	[Solfege exercise]
26	[Solfege exercise]
27	[Solfege exercise]
28	[Solfege exercise]
29	[Solfege exercise]
30	[Solfege exercise]
31	Here we meet in joyful concert	[Here we meet in joyful concert]
32	[Solfege exercise]
33	[Solfege exercise]
34	[Solfege exercise]
35	Swell the anthem, raise the song	[Swell the anthem, raise the song]
36	[Solfege exercise]
37	[Solfege exercise]
38	[Solfege exercise]
39	There's music and gladness on every breeze	[There's music and gladness on every breeze]
40	[Solfege exercise]
41	[Solfege exercise]
42	[Solfege exercise]
43	When the mists have rolled in splendor	[When the mists have rolled in splendor]
44	[Solfege exercise]
45	Beautiful flowers so rich and rare
46	[Solfege exercise]
47	Oh, haste to the woodland	[Oh, haste to the woodland]
48	[Solfege exercise]
49	When it seems that fate's against you	[When it seems that fate's against you]
50	In the spring of early years	[In the spring of early years]
51	[Solfege exercise]
52	Away, away, to the woods away	[Away, away, to the woods away]
53	[Solfege exercise]
54	We dedicate this parting hour	[We dedicate this parting hour]
55	Sometime when you were in trouble	[Sometime when you were in trouble]
56	Oh sweet are the thoughts of our childhood	[Oh sweet are the thoughts of our childhood]
57	Come to the forest, come away	[Come to the forest, come away]
58	There's a purple tint on the woodland	[There's a purple tint on the woodland]
59	Casting aside the mantle of night	[Casting aside the mantle of night]
60	Twinkle, twinkle, little star	[Twinkle, twinkle, little star]
61	O the bright spring days with their gladdest lays	[O the bright spring days with their gladdest lays]
62	I will be a sunbeam, everywhere I go	[I will be a sunbeam, everywhere I go]
63	The sweet young flowers of early spring	[The sweet young flowers of early spring]
64	Gaily we'll roam o'er the field and the wood	[Gaily we'll roam o'er the field and the wood]
65	Over the glassy lake smoothly we glide	[Over the glassy lake smoothly we glide]
66	Come now to the forest	[Come now to the forest]
67	The bread that giveth strength I want to give	[The bread that giveth strength I want to give]
68	How the merry wind blows o'er the meadows green	[How the merry wind blows o'er the meadows green]
69	We hail thee, O beautiful springtime	[We hail thee, O beautiful springtime]
70	O hasten from the busy town	[O hasten from the busy town]
71	We are on our way to school	[We are on our way to school]
72	O come, kind friends, and join our song	[O come, kind friends, and join our song]
73	We are a band of singers gay	[We are a band of singers gay]
74	Beautiful angels are guarding us ever	[Beautiful angels are guarding us ever]
75	Out in this cold world, and far away from home	[Out in this cold world, and far away from home]
76	In our own sunny land	[In our own sunny land]
77	There's a neat little cottage where the grass is ever green	[There's a neat little cottage where the grass is ever green]
78	Down in the lovely valleys	[Down in the lovely valleys]
79	In the fair sunny South where my childhood days were passed	[In the fair sunny South where my childhood days were passed]
80	Oh, we love to think of youthful and happy childhood days	[Oh, we love to think of youthful and happy childhood days]
81	Running, playing, skipping gaily	[Running, playing, skipping gaily]
82	Keep working, 'tis wiser than sitting aside	[Keep working, 'tis wiser than sitting aside]
83	I hear the soft winds sighing	[I hear the soft winds sighing]
84	Lo! the glad May morn with her rosy light is breaking	[Lo! the glad May morn with her rosy light is breaking]
85	When cold winds blow and winter snow	[When cold winds blow]
86	Jesus loves the little children	[Jesus loves the little children]
87	Come to my home, my mountain home	[Come to my home, my mountain home]
88	Don't let the song go out of your life	[Don't let the song go out of your life]
89	Come, soft and lovely evening	[Come, soft and lovely evening]
90	Now like a soldier brave	[Now like a soldier brave]
91	Mother 'twas dark but the light came at last	[Mother 'twas dark but the light came at last]
92	My brother, awake, and sing the sweet story	[My brother, awake, and sing the sweet story]
93	Welcome to our entertainment	[Welcome to our entertainment]
94	We take our share of fretting	[We take our share of fretting]
95	You can be a sunbeam	[You can be a sunbeam]
96	Oh, the sports of childhood!	[Oh, the sports of childhood!]
97	Gaily launch and lightly row	[Gaily launch and lightly row]
98	Bird of the wilderness, blithesome and cumberless	[Bird of the wilderness, blithesome and cumberless]
99	Thou art welcome, lovely spring	[Thou art welcome, lovely spring]
100	At the sewing machine a woman sat down	[At the sewing machine a woman sat down]