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To the Sabbath-school with me
Hymnal: The Little Sower for Sabbath Schools #77 (1870) First Line: Beautiful child with clustering hair Refrain First Line: Tripping, Tripping light and free Lyrics: 1 Beautiful child with clustering hair,
Twining the daisy white and fair;
Turn from thy pastime, leave thy play,
Come from thy greenwood home away,
Tenderly stealing o'er the dell,
List to its call, the Sabbath bell.
Refrain:
Tripping, Tripping light and free,
Come to the Sabbath-school with me.
2 Beautiful birds are on the wing,
Beautiful notes of joy they sing;
Waking the soul to praise and love,
Telling of rest in heaven above.
Beautiful child, with eyes so blue,
Watching the fountain's sparkling hue. [Refrain]
3 Happy and bright the greenwood bowers,
Merry and sweet the birds and flowers,
Weary of all thou soon will be,
Come to the Sabbath-school with me;
Beautiful hymns to God we sing,
Joyfully there thy voice will ring. [Refrain]
Tune Title: [Beautiful child with clustering hair]
To the Sabbath-school with me
Tripping, tripping light and free
Hymnal: The Golden Promise #d5 (1866) First Line: Beautiful child with clustering hair
Tripping, tripping light and free
Tripping, tripping light and free
Hymnal: The Silver Spray #d12 (1868) First Line: Beautiful child with clustering hair
Tripping, tripping light and free
Tripping, tripping light and free
Hymnal: The Sunday School Banner #d13 (1865) First Line: Beautiful child with clustering hair
Tripping, tripping light and free
Tripping, tripping light and free
Hymnal: The Silver Spray #d14 (1871) First Line: Beautiful child with clustering hair
Tripping, tripping light and free
Tripping, tripping, light and free
Hymnal: The New Shining Star #38 (1864) First Line: Beautiful child, with clust'ring hair
Tripping, tripping, light and free
