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A goodly thing it is to meet
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #124e (1871) Languages: English
A goodly thing it is to meet
A song, a song for water bright
Author: Geo. Cooper Hymnal: BNTA1871 #99 (1871) Languages: English
A song, a song for water bright
Arm for the fight
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #66 (1871) First Line: Again we raise the festive song Languages: English
Arm for the fight
Blest be the tie that binds
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #123d (1871) Languages: English
Blest be the tie that binds
Brother, hast thou wandered far
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #127d (1871) Languages: English
Brother, hast thou wandered far
Come, freeman, rally once again
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #3 (1871) Languages: English
Come, freeman, rally once again
Come, friends and brethren, all unite
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #120b (1871) Languages: English
Come, friends and brethren, all unite
Come, friends of temp'rance, ere we part
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #51 (1871) Languages: English
Come, friends of temp'rance, ere we part
The sweetest draught that can be quaff'd
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #50 (1871) First Line: Come let us sing of fount and spring Languages: English
The sweetest draught that can be quaff'd
Then rally! then rally! ye wise, brave and good
Author: W. H. Burleigh Hymnal: BNTA1871 #56 (1871) First Line: Dash the wine-cup away! tho' its sparkle should be Languages: English
Then rally! then rally! ye wise, brave and good
No more wine for me
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #16 (1871) First Line: Down in a dell Languages: English
No more wine for me
Drunkards are dying day by day
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #127b (1871) Languages: English
Drunkards are dying day by day
Father, in thy love and mercy
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #91 (1871) Languages: English
Father, in thy love and mercy
Father, leave, oh! leave off drinking
Author: John Guest Hymnal: BNTA1871 #54 (1871) Languages: English
Father, leave, oh! leave off drinking
Father of mercies condescend
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #124a (1871) Languages: English
Father of mercies condescend
Guide us to Thee
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #69 (1871) First Line: Father, Thou art great and holy Languages: English
Guide us to Thee
Temperance men! rally again!
Author: George Cooper Hymnal: BNTA1871 #10 (1871) First Line: Fierce is our foe and marshalled in might Languages: English
Temperance men! rally again!
For a season called to part
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #127g (1871) Languages: English
For a season called to part
For the thousands, Lord, that suffer
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #105 (1871) Languages: English
For the thousands, Lord, that suffer
Friends of Temp'rance, welcome here
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #118a (1871) Languages: English
Friends of Temp'rance, welcome here
From brightest crystal fountain
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #126b (1871) Languages: English
From brightest crystal fountain
From valley and mountain, from hilltop and glen
Author: J. H. Aikman Hymnal: BNTA1871 #48 (1871) Languages: English
From valley and mountain, from hilltop and glen
Give me a draught from the crystal spring
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #103 (1871) Languages: English
Give me a draught from the crystal spring
God of Mercy! be thou near
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #119c (1871) Languages: English
God of Mercy! be thou near
God of the Temp'rance cause
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #119b (1871) Languages: English
God of the Temp'rance cause
Great God! hear thou our prayer to-night
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #122c (1871) Languages: English
Great God! hear thou our prayer to-night
Great God, thy presence we implore
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #127c (1871) Languages: English
Great God, thy presence we implore
Great God, whose hand outpours the rills
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #127f (1871) Languages: English
Great God, whose hand outpours the rills
Water, water, Water pure for me
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #60 (1871) First Line: Gushing from the fountain Languages: English
Water, water, Water pure for me
Hail! all hail! O friends of Right
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #120a (1871) Languages: English
Hail! all hail! O friends of Right
Hark! glad voices join the chorus
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #125b (1871) Languages: English
Hark! glad voices join the chorus
Come from mountain and from valley
Author: Edward Carswell Hymnal: BNTA1871 #4 (1871) First Line: Hark! it is the Bugle's note! Languages: English
Come from mountain and from valley
Haste to the rescue
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #27 (1871) First Line: Hark, what cry arrests mine ear? Languages: English
Haste to the rescue
Heavenly Father, give thy blessing
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #122b (1871) Languages: English
Heavenly Father, give thy blessing
How beautiful the Rain when it twinkles to the plain
Author: Geo. S. Burleigh Hymnal: BNTA1871 #108 (1871) Languages: English
How beautiful the Rain when it twinkles to the plain
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Author: Fanny Crosby Hymnal: BNTA1871 #8 (1871) First Line: Hurrah! for sparkling water Languages: English
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
I am a drinker of water clear
Author: P. M. Hood Hymnal: BNTA1871 #24 (1871) Languages: English
I am a drinker of water clear
Mother will pray for you
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #96 (1871) First Line: I pray you, my son, "never drink the first dram" Refrain First Line: Don't touch it, don't taste it Languages: English
Mother will pray for you
No, no, no! Never say 'twas Heaven's doing
Author: Ella Wheeler Hymnal: BNTA1871 #18 (1871) First Line: If the farmer, in the springtime Languages: English
No, no, no! Never say 'twas Heaven's doing
I'll drink no more gin sling
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #39 (1871) Languages: English
I'll drink no more gin sling
A false friend
Author: Edward Carswell Hymnal: BNTA1871 #111 (1871) First Line: Kind friends, I'm glad to meet you here Languages: English
A false friend
King Alcohol has many forms by which he catches men
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #84 (1871) Languages: English
King Alcohol has many forms by which he catches men
O, water, bright water
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #104 (1871) First Line: Let others boast of ruby wine Languages: English
O, water, bright water
A glass of cold water for me
Author: W. H. Mills Hymnal: BNTA1871 #74 (1871) First Line: Let others rejoice in their sparkling champagne Languages: English
A glass of cold water for me
Let temp'rance and her sons rejoice
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #83 (1871) Languages: English
Let temp'rance and her sons rejoice
Speed, O speed the happy day
Author: W. Bennett Hymnal: BNTA1871 #46 (1871) First Line: Lo, a brigher day is breaking Languages: English
Speed, O speed the happy day
Long live our temple bright
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #121b (1871) Languages: English
Long live our temple bright
May friendship's chain be ever bright
Hymnal: BNTA1871 #122d (1871) Languages: English
May friendship's chain be ever bright
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