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Hurrah, a glorious light has burst
Hymnal: MF1866 #d1 (1866) First Line: A glorious light has burst around us
Hurrah, a glorious light has burst
Rise, O rise to nobler manhood
Hymnal: MF1866 #d4 (1866) First Line: At our table here we sit
Rise, O rise to nobler manhood
Tra, la, la, la, la, la, listen
Hymnal: MF1866 #d5 (1866) First Line: Brightly beams the morning sun
Tra, la, la, la, la, la, listen
Cold water for ever, come, join in the cry
Hymnal: MF1866 #d7 (1866)
Cold water for ever, come, join in the cry
Come and join us in our labors
Author: W. S. Peterson Hymnal: MF1866 #d8 (1866) First Line: Come and join us in our pleasures
Come and join us in our labors
Come and promise now your mother
Hymnal: MF1866 #d9 (1866) First Line: Come and sit beside the window
Come and promise now your mother
Come, friends and brethren [brothers] all unite
Hymnal: MF1866 #d10 (1866)
Come, friends and brethren [brothers] all unite
Dare to think, though bigots [others] frown
Hymnal: MF1866 #d12 (1866)
Dare to think, though bigots [others] frown
Hear the sweet voice of the child
Author: Henry C. Work Hymnal: MF1866 #d14 (1866) First Line: Father, dear father, come home with me now
Hear the sweet voice of the child
Fill all your sparkling glasses high
Hymnal: MF1866 #d15 (1866)
Fill all your sparkling glasses high
Hark, how your leader's bugle is sounding
Author: B. R. Hanby Hymnal: MF1866 #d21 (1866)
Hark, how your leader's bugle is sounding
How sweet, how heavenly is the sight
Hymnal: MF1866 #d23 (1866)
How sweet, how heavenly is the sight
Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging
Hymnal: MF1866 #d30 (1866) First Line: O spare my child, in mercy spare
Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging
Round the temperance standard rally
Author: Jabez Burns Hymnal: MF1866 #d32 (1866)
Round the temperance standard rally
Say, young folks, will you hear my story
Hymnal: MF1866 #d33 (1866)
Say, young folks, will you hear my story
Some love to drink from the foamy brink
Hymnal: MF1866 #d35 (1866)
Some love to drink from the foamy brink
Sparkling and bright in its liquid light
Author: Mary S. B. Dana Shindler Hymnal: MF1866 #d36 (1866)
Sparkling and bright in its liquid light
Stand up, stand up for Temperance
Author: J. Merrite Driver Hymnal: MF1866 #d37 (1866)
Stand up, stand up for Temperance
Sweet is the work, O Lord, Thy glorious name to sing
Author: Harriet Auber Hymnal: MF1866 #d38 (1866)
Sweet is the work, O Lord, Thy glorious name to sing
Tell me, ye winged winds, that round my pathway roar
Author: Charles Mackay Hymnal: MF1866 #d39 (1866)
Tell me, ye winged winds, that round my pathway roar
Prohibition is the song
Hymnal: MF1866 #d40 (1866) First Line: The temperance folks are waking up
Prohibition is the song
Then sing we the praise of cold water
Author: Anne Steele Hymnal: MF1866 #d41 (1866)
Then sing we the praise of cold water
No, no, no, never, never
Hymnal: MF1866 #d42 (1866) First Line: There is a poison in the cup
No, no, no, never, never
Away, away with the wine
Hymnal: MF1866 #d43 (1866) First Line: There is woe in the wine cup
Away, away with the wine
The Upas tree
Author: Lydia H. Sigourney Hymnal: MF1866 #d44 (1866) First Line: There sprang a tree of deadly name
The Upas tree
Mother dear I come to promise
Hymnal: MF1866 #d45 (1866) First Line: Through the golden gates of morning
Mother dear I come to promise
'Twas midnight's sad and lonely hour
Hymnal: MF1866 #d47 (1866)
'Twas midnight's sad and lonely hour
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