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The Temperance Harp
Editor:
A. Bensel
Publisher:
Burnett & Allen, New York, N.Y., 1842
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d1
A drunkard was sleeping
d2
Awake from your slumbers, ye mortals
d3
Come back to this bosom
d4
Come, firemen and brothers, awake
d5
Come, firemen, follow the fashion
d6
Come, firemen, join our ranks
d7
Come let us join and gaily sing
d8
Eighteen has led the van
d9
Farewell, a long farewell to rum
d10
Farewell, farewell, thou dark spirit
d11
Farewell now to sprees and rambles
d12
Hail to the cause
d13
Here we meet no more to part
d14
Huzza, sixteen has come at last
d15
I gush from the fountain
d16
I'll sing you a bit of a ditty
d17
Let those who groan in deep despair
d18
Mid charnels and pest houses
d19
O say, can you see through the dark
d20
O swiftly spreads the lurid flame
d21
O temperance, temperance
d22
O the days are gone when ruby wine
d23
O thou whose never sleeping eye
d24
O thou whose watchful spirit never
d25
See Fifteen comes with heart and hand
d26
The banner of temperance invites
d27
The dream of the drunkard is past
d28
The last chain is broken
d29
The Washington boys are playing the dickens
d30
Union eighteen led on the van
d31
Welcome brave Five to the ranks of the free
d32
What sound of sweet music is heard
d33
When first I saw the gleaming crest
d34
When in the night, the skies grow bright
d35
When the goddess of liberty came from above
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