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Melodies for the Temperance Ship. 5th thousand
Editor:
Phineas Stowe
Publisher:
Phineas Stowe, Boston , 1854
Language:
English
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A glorious day is breaking
d2
A mother's yearning heart of tenderness
d3
A wail comes o'er the breeze
d4
A wail comes o'er the wave, And speaks of sighing
d5
Again thou leavest thy youthful home
d6
All nature swell the temperance strain
d7
Am I my brother's keeper, Yes, bound by the social ties
d8
Are there tidings in yon vessel
d9
As flows the rapid river
d10
Be present at our meeting, Lord
d11
Behold the temperance ship is launched
d12
Chide mildly the erring
d13
Come, join the splendid temperance ship
d14
Dear Savior, teach our hearts
d15
Drink has a thousand treacherous arts
d16
Drink of this cup, it bears a charm
d17
Father, the storm is loud
d18
Friends of freedom, swell the song
d19
From many a noble vessel
d20
From the bright crystal fountain
d21
From the mountain top and valley
d22
Give me a glass of water cold
d23
Go, feel what I have felt
d24
Go, go, thou that enslavest me
d25
Go, speak to that brave seaman
d26
God gave the gift to man
d27
God is my [our] strong salvation
d28
God is the seamen's friend
d29
Gracious God, to thee belong
d30
Hail new born year, yes, new indeed
d31
Hail, temperance, fair celestial ray
d32
Hail to the glorious cause of truth
d33
Hand me the bowl, ye jovial band
d34
Help us to feel for drunken man
d35
Ho, everyone that thirsteth, come to the waters
d36
How bright the page whose every thought
d37
How long shall virtue languish
d38
I heard a bitter sigh
d39
I heard a voice from heaven address the thoughtless thron
d40
I think of thee, mother
d41
I'd sooner taste the Upas wave
d42
In life's fair dawn all bright and gay
d43
In the bright sunny land of the Italians' fair clime
d44
In the tempest of life when the wave and gale is round
d45
Intemperance, like a raging flood
d46
It was a balmy summer's night
d47
I've struggled hard, yet all in vain
d48
Just launched upon the ocean, where billows
d49
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us, o'er
d50
Let temperance and her sons rejoice
d51
Lo Zion droops in vain in vain
d52
Mother, Mother, I must leave thee, Far o'er ocean's billow
d53
No more the sparkling glass invites
d54
No power but thine, O, God could bid The rolling waves be calm
d55
Not they are happiest who possess
d56
O God of sailors, hear
d57
O how happy are they who their conscience obey
d58
O look not on the wine cup, friend
d59
O pity me, lady, I'm hungry and cold
d60
O pray for the sailor, now far on the billow O think of his hardships, temptation and pain
d61
O speed thee on, thou temperance ship
d62
O touch it not, for deep within
d63
O'er Arabia's dreary sands, Isr'l passed to distant lands
d64
O'er Mexic's bounding billow, O'er Plymouth's icy strand
d65
One drinks because he's very hot
d66
Only this once, the wine cup glowed
d67
Praise, praise to him, O Lord on high
d68
Press on ye band who nobly brave
d69
Roll on, thou mighty ocean, And as thy billows
d70
Sailor lift up thy voice
d71
Shed not a tear, o'er your friend's early bier
d72
Shout, shout, your voices rise
d73
Sparkling and bright in its liquid light Is the water in our glasses
d74
Speed, speed the temperance ship
d75
Stay, mortal, stay, nor heedless thus
d76
Stay, stay thy hand, lift not the cup
d77
Stretched on a heap of straw, his bed
d78
Temperate in dress, I will not wear apparel rich and gay
d79
The drink that's in the drunkard's bowl
d80
The light ship, how welcome the beacon to me
d81
The murderous cup no more I'll take
d82
The night was dark and fearful
d83
The plague, the plague, bring out your dead
d84
The sailor on the boundless sea
d85
The seraphs bright are hovering
d86
The storm is on the deep
d87
The temperance cause is going on going on
d88
There sprang a tree of deadly name
d89
There's a draught that causeth sadness
d90
Thou art, O God, the Giver great, Of all
d91
Though hard the winds are blowing
d92
Though sore beset with gulit and fear
d93
'Tis but a drop
d94
Together now we'll sweetly live
d95
Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul
d96
We are scattered, we are scattered, Though a joyful band
d97
We praise thee, Father, Thou who didst, in thy creative
d98
We praise thee, Lord, if but one soul
d99
We were crowded in the cabin
d100
When bright rosy morning peeps over the hills
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