Sacred Songs for Little Children: for everyday in the week

#	Text	Tune
1	"Let the little children come unto me" said Jesus	["Let the little children come unto me" said Jesus]
2	Good morning, dear friends	[Good morning, dear friends]
3	Pitter, patter, pitter, patter	[Pitter, patter, pitter, patter]
4	The sun loves to give its warmth to the earth	[The sun loves to give its warmth to the earth]
5	We love to give as the heav'ns give	[We love to give as the heav'ns give]
6	Ev'ry little bit we're giving	[Ev'ry little bit we're giving]
7	What can we give Jesus?	[What can we give Jesus?]
8	Ev'ry word of kindness	[Ev'ry word of kindness]
9	Goodbye, little friends	[Goodbye, little friends]
10	Goodbye, goodbye, We'll see you again next Sunday	[Goodbye, goodbye, We'll see you again next Sunday]
11	Heav'nly Father, send thy blessing	[Heav'nly Father, send thy blessing]
12	Heav'nly Father, in thy mercy	[Heav'nly Father, in thy mercy]
13	Oh keep us ever in thy love	[Oh keep us ever in thy love]
14	Heav'nly Father, when we're lonely	[Heav'nly Father, when we're lonely]
15	Teach us how to lighten burdens	[Teach us how to lighten burdens]
16	Jesus' love is all about us	[Jesus' love is all about us]
17	The trees they give us fruit and shade	[The trees they give us fruit and shade]
18	Should not ev'ry little child	[Should not ev'ry little child]
19	Shepherds lay asleeping	[Shepherds lay asleeping]
20	From the Orient came the wise men	[From the Orient came the wise men]
21	Let us lift our voices, singing	[Let us lift our voices, singing]
22	Why are the firs so green	[Why are the firs so green]
23	The wise men brought their presents	[The wise men brought their presents]
24	Away in a manger	[Away in a manger]
25	Goodbye to the old year	[Goodbye to the old year]
26	We're on the threshold of New Year	[We're on the threshold of New Year]
27	Happy New Year	[Happy New Year]
28	Softly snow is falling	[Softly snow is falling]
29	My father and my mother give me ev'rything I need	[My father and my mother give me ev'rything I need]
30	Who fought for the freedom of our dear land?	[Who fought for the freedom of our dear land?]
31	I wonder was Jesus' mother like mine	[I wonder was Jesus' mother like mine]
32	My mother is the dearest thing in all the world to me	[My mother is the dearest thing in all the world to me]
33	Father is so big and strong	[Father is so big and strong]
34	Mother loves me, father too	[Mother loves me, father too]
35	The mother bird cuddles her babies to rest	[The mother bird cuddles her babies to rest]
36	Mother bird sings to the bird in the nest	[Mother bird sings to the bird in the nest]
37	Winter is like night to the plants and flowers	[Winter is like night to the plants and flowers]
38	The trees have lost their leaves	[The trees have lost their leaves]
39	The little brook is silent now, her song is still	[The little brook is silent now, her song is still]
40	Neath the grasses parched and brown	[Neath the grasses parched and brown]
41	I cannot see the wind, nor indeed can you	[I cannot see the wind, nor indeed can you]
42	I cannot see the wind that blows	[I cannot see the wind that blows]
43	I am a little one	[I am a little one]
44	To love someone more dearly ev'ry day	[To love someone more dearly ev'ry day]
45	Make me feel for those who are sad	[Make me feel for those who are sad]
46	I am glad I have two little eyes	[I am glad I have two little eyes]
47	The cow gives milk	[The cow gives milk]
48	Each little rain drop does its part to make the flowers grow	[Each little rain drop does its part to make the flowers grow]
49	Jesus, bless this little baby	[Jesus, bless this little baby]
50	The stream is dancing gaily now twixt grassy banks	[The stream is dancing gaily now twixt grassy banks]
51	The cold earth melts 'neath the sun's warm rays	[The cold earth melts 'neath the sun's warm rays]
52	The birds are far more clever than we	[The birds are far more clever than we]
53	Because I'm small and helpless	[Because I'm small and helpless]
54	When a little chicken drinks	[When a little chicken drinks]
55	Hop, hop little bird	[Hop, hop little bird]
56	The flowers all grow, the birds all sing	[The flowers all grow, the birds all sing]
57	The day is full of color and light	[The day is full of color and light]
58	I like the sun to keep me warm	[I like the sun to keep me warm]
59	A birthday child I am today	[A birthday child I am today]
60	Mother made our clothes	[Mother made our clothes]
61	The world is full of lovely things	[The world is full of lovely things]
62	Each little flow'r that opens	[Each little flow'r that opens]
63	A great world, a fair world	[A great world, a fair world]
64	See the flowers of the field	[See the flowers of the field]
65	From your lips speak the truth	[From your lips speak the truth]
66	In olden times the wise men say	[In olden times the wise men say]
67	My father needs a strong little man to help him fetch and carry	[My father needs a strong little man to help him fetch and carry]
68	I will never fear	[I will never fear]

Editor:	Jessie L. Gaynor
Publisher:	The John Church Company, Cincinnati, Oh. ; New York, N.Y., 1919
Language:	English

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