·CONTENTS BY CLASSIFICATION Number 4 1. SONGS OF THE GREAT WHITE WAY As You Desire Mo.... Be Honest with Mo..n Dream A title Dream Of Me... Farewell To Arms Gypsy In My Soul, The... it isn't fair Night Is Young And You're So Beautilul, The We Just Couldn't Say Good-yo... WHY ils Thero A Rainbow In The Sty) 5 9 2 Number Cripple Creet $$ Deep River My lord, What A Morning.. No Hidin' Ploco Down There. **.151 Ol' Texas On Top Of Old Smoty Roch. A My Soul Sissy la The Send. Turnip Greens Volley Of Tho Sun... We're Marching Dom The levee. 37 6 8 11. HEARD ON THE CAMPUS Badger Ballad, The Bull Dog Far Above Cayuga's Wareri.. Girls We Never Did Wed, The. tord Jeflery Amhersi Spanish Goitor Stand Up And Cheer. Tarde de doct To Tochi Toll Me Why? There's Music in The Air.. 13 14 19 IR 12 35 7$ 72 67 6S 77 69 VI SONGS THAT LIVE As Torrent in Summer Cost Thy Burden Dream, A Heaven's Resound, Tho Hospodi Pomitui fito As A father.. Love Afe Or Nor. Lord's Prayer, The Music Alone Shall Live Non Nobis Domino Songs My Mother Taught Me.. Welcomo Sweet Fleasure Ya Watchers And Ye Holy Ores. 10 74 68 66 78 TI 21}. SING ME THE OLD SONGS Alter Tho Boll Bill Grogan's Good Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two).... Dreaming Hor Time In The Old Town, A... Circle Peach, A... Roll Dem Bones Sidawalks of New York, The (Eosi Sido, West Side).. You Tell Me Your Dream., 23 20 28 27 26 22 es 94 21 24 WII. MY CHRISTMAS LIST OF SONGS Christmas Delis .......... God Bless All Happy New Yoos, A.... Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.ro ( Heard The Bells On Chritmas Day. 11 Come Upon The Midnight Cleer... Jingle Bells Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mld.. to, How A Roso .... Moon Shines Brighi, Tho. O Come A# Ya Folhlub. Pat-A-Pan Rise Up. Shepherd An' follow Root'e Tool'n Santa Clous, A. Star Of The East.... We Three Kings Ol Orient Are. You're On My Christmas List 86 IV. FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FIOW Chris Is The Answer... Come Thou Almighly King. Doxology For The Beauty Of The Earth.. God Be With You Thi We Meet Again I Would Be True... lord is My Shepherd. The O love Thor Walt Not fet Mo Go. O Master Ler Me Walk With Thoe. Prayer Of Thonksgiving Rejoice Yo Pure in teart Softly Now The Lighy Of Day. Strife Is O'er. The Sun Of My Soul Yaltis Canon 36 29 38 34 33 30 92 81 78 40 42 37 IX. JUST FOR FUN A-Razz-A-Mo Tozz, Chumbara I'm Goin' Down The Rood Feelin' Bod. 1.9910 Bond, Tho Old folks Ar Home Old MacDonald Orchestra, the Holey Potey .... Musical Nighymore. A Pow-Paw Perch, Zum Gali Gali 95 103 104 102 105 99 V. LET'S SING A LITTLE OPERA Evening Star, The Habonera Home To Our Mountalat lorgo My Heart At Thy Sweet Volco. Then You'll Remember Mo.. Womon Is Changeablo 96 99 102 97 X. A TRIBUTE TO OUR COUNTRY Amenico America The Beaune! God Of Our fathers fond Ol Out Birth Star Spangled Banner, The Yani e Doodle-Oodle is fta 105 107 VI. THE PEOPLE SINO Across The Wide Missouri... Beautiful Brown Eygs Crowded Song ICS

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·1. SONGS OF THE GREAT WHITE WAY 1. The Night Is Young And You're So Beautiful Slowly and smoothly Cmaj7 Words by BILLY ROSE and IRVING XAHAL Assic by DANA SUESSE An7c Em The Night Is Young And You're So Beaus - ti-ful, Here among the Dm7 Em Ebm 07 C F$dim sha-dows, beau-ti-fulla dy, open your heart. Cmaj7 Dm7 Em Amt C 07 The scene is set, the breez - es sing of it; Can't you get in. we G7 Dmy G7 с Dm7 ta start? the swing of it, la - dy, When do we G+ P kiss When the lady is ble And the ep.'ning is Copyright 1934. Wordt ond Music, Ins., 221 Wost 47th St., New Yort 19, N.Y.

·Cmaiz 0 DT C+ dream is per-miss . a - ble. in the heart of a G7 Em 67 Em fool. The moon is high and you're sogla-morous, 02 Cmaj? AC Dray Em And it ! seen o . verano-or-ous, lady, What can Abt Am Dam do? The Night is Yoseg and in love with 12. Em G467 pl HIN P Pre SUIT (LLUS The Night etc.-2 ·2. It Isn't Fair Words by RICHARD HIMBER Music by RICHARD HIMBER FRANK VARSHAUER od SYLVESTER SPRIGATO F7 F6 Dlm F7 Cm7 all is fair in love and War, Bb 07 Cm7 G6 B G7 Then what does life holdin store For one who is fool, a Dm Cm C7 F7 F6 F7 bides by no such rule; But plays the game of love sia . cere - ly? Ebm It Is-n't Fair for you to taunt me, How'canyou make mecare this Cm7 G7 EL (SUSP) F6 Cm7 F7 BL way? It Is-n't Pair foryou to wact me, If It's just for a day. Copyright 1933, Words and Music, Inc., 221 West 47th St., New York 19, N. Y.

·E) it Is-et Fair for you to thrillte Fby do sus do the thirgsjou+7 C7 E (825) FS Cm7 B17 (Dsus}.17 17 11 15-rt Fair fer yquto fill me with those dreams that catecome true, dan Dm Om 47 Dm7 OT C7 C6 Why is it you came leto my life and made it complete C78 Goth), 67 62 77 Yoagave me just a taste of high life, if this is lose then Deat, Em Is-Dit Yair forysto tauet me, How can you taaksettare this dy Cat (sus) F6 Cm7 Ya BFB 14 it is-ri Fair for you to want toe, If It's just for a day! 1 WMA KUIN SH +91 UR ·2. It Isn't Fair Vords by RICHARD HIKBER Music by RICHARD HUBBER FRANK VARSHAUER od SYLVESTER SPRIGATO 7 F6 Dim F7 Cm7 1 all is fair in love and war, Bb 07 06 307 Cm7 Then what does life hold In store. For one who is a fool, &- Dm C7 17 F6 F7 bides by no such rule; But plays the game of love sia. cere . lyt ES Ebm B It Is-o't Fair for you to taunt me, How canyou make me care this 07 Cm7 (susF) FB Cm7 F7 Bb way? It Is-a't Fair foryou to want me, it It's just for day. Copyright 1933, Words and Music, Inc., 221 West 47th St., New York 19, NY

·Dbe
Stars
(ad-log, but
i finger on, dear, Still
cray-ing your
A56
Abz
Aziz Abz
U
I'm long-lag to
llo-ger til damn, dear, Jast
aay-icg
20
CTDm7 C7 F
067
this:
Sweet dreamstill sun-bearos find
you, Sweet dreams that leare all
AMIDT
Com
17
Bbms
wor-ties be-kind you, But
Le your dreams whatever they be,
Abm7
Dream A Lit-t16 Dream of

·-3. Dream A Little Dream Of Me Words by GUS KAHN Music by W. SCHWANDT md F. ANDREE F דלס C7 Stars shin-ing bright a . bove you. Night breez -es seem to D7 Am]. D? Om Om7 Bbm6 whis-per, "I love you"; Birts sing. Ing la the syc-a-more tree, 09 C7 F "Dream A Lit-tle Dream of Me! Say "algát - do-right" and 067 C7 Amb. 07 kiss me, Just hold me tight and tell me you'll miss mo; Bbm7 Bbm6 Ab7 Om7 P C7 FвіѕР Om While I'm a-lone and blue as can be, Dream A Little Dream Of Me Copyright 1931 by Davis, Coots & Engel, Inc. Copyright assigned 1936 10 Words and Music, Inc.. 231 West 171h St., New York 19, N. Y.

·B Een Em Em 37+ i doubt pot bat you will do what you will 07 D759 Dm7 A9 I give my life to you, for your my desti- C+ Key by Atd now come take sout Dy yer-у is yours. DAT G7 02 As You De - sire Dhe, come to 11.0 Abg y Fm you. As You De you.

·4. As You Desire Me Moderately Slow Words and Marichy ALLE RUBEL F G7 R 07 C+ As You Desire Me, So I shall come to you. Dm7 09 susc C7 G9 07+9 C How-e'er you want me, SO 1 shall be - G7 F G7 C+ F Be it for ev - er or be it just a day, - G9 SUSC 07 Me As You De- sire let come what may.. T Copyright 1952 by Koit Engel, Inc. Copyright assigned 1936 to Words and Music, Inc., 21 West (7th St, New York 19. N. Y Copyright 1949 by Words & Music, Inc., 221 West 7th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·Emb B7+ Em you I doubt got but you stil do bat ל 9לנס 49 I give by life to you, for your my desti- C+ ne, by ADC AOW come take soul sty rer.y Is yours. Dm 07 07 As You Desire we, Cote to (1.C A53 67 Sots. As You De. you, ·4. As You Desire Me Moderately Slow 67 R Words and Mesic by WE W RUBEL F As You Desire Ne, So I shall come to you. Dm7 09 susc C7 09 07+9 с How-e'er you want me, 50 1 shall be 07 F 07 C C+ P or Be it for - ev be it just a - day: G9 SUSC Me let come what may. As You Desire Copyright 1932 by Keil Engel, Inc Copyright assigned 1939 to Words ond Music, Inc, 21 West 47th St, New York 19, N Copyright 1949 by Words & Music, Inc., 221 Wen 47th Street, New York 19. N Y.

·C Cdin C3 No matter where I my heart will be with you, E+ A765) ym זם Ddim 07 No toat - ter where you sl . ways G+ Pos C worshly you, And so Fare - well To Ares that ca P. Am 07 FO7 Am Dm ressed LBC Fare-eil To Arms. Farewell to C Delo love, l'ad-w211 TO love.

·5. Farewell To Arms Words and Missic by ALLIE WRUBEL Ad ABNER SILVER 0+ 37 с Fare-well To Arias to arms that ca - ressed Gdim Dm G7 Gdim 07 Dm CEPT Good-bye to love that once was F mine, 07 G7 Dm 07 Dm Fare-well to lips that ten-der.ly kissed Em 67 Balm с adina Oood-bye to dreams that were di. vine Copyright 1993 by Kest-Engel, Inc Copyright ossigned 1935 to Words and Music, Inc., 221 West Vin St New York 19. NY ·07 Am E c Calm C7 No pat-ter where my eart will be with you, Et 475) D7 Bm D7 Daim D7 Yo Dat . ter where you always Fm wor.shiy you, And a Pare - weil To Arms that ca- 07 F G7 Ant E Am Dan rack ressed De Pare-well Ta Arms Farewell to Odlo 07 love. Pare-sell To love.

·6. We Just Couldn't Say Good-Bye Moderato Words m. Marichy HARRY WOODS 07 Em We thought that love was over, that We were real ly through, I с Odlm Cmaj7 Am said 1 did. at lave her, that we'd begla a - Dew Aed 07 D9 0915 G7 you can all be-lieve me, We sure la tend-ed to, But We Just Could.n't Say 000:- C Gaim Em 07 bye. The chair and then the so-fa, they broke right down ard cried The Cmaja Odim cur-taiss stort . ed wi- la for to come la . sids. Copyright 1932, Words ond Alusic, Inc. 221 West 47th St, New York 19, NY.

·1 D9 D95 07 tell you con-fi-dent-lally, the tears were hard to hide and the Just Couldn't Say Good- O7 C7 The clock was striking twelve 0-clock, 1 siled on us be. Parl rail Bbm Edia C+ F9 Am7 D7 With colded hands it seemed to say, Well miss you 15 you 07 095 Em GT tempo Sa I went back and kissed her and when I looked a round, The Cmaj7 Am Odlm Toom was slug-In love songs And dagc-Id up and down! And now we're both so happy, Be- Ema G7 DS D955 07 с G7 PE cause at last were found that Just couldn't Say Good-bye.

·6. We Just Couldn't Say Good-Bye Moderato Words mod Mix by HARRY TOODS 07 Em We thought that love was 0 ver, that We were really through, I с Gdim Cmaj7 said 1 did - n't fore her, that we'd begin a . LOW And G 07 D9 dels G7 you can all be-lleve me, We sure la tended to, But Te Just Could-n't Say 000:- Gdlm Em 07 bye. The chair and then the so-fa, they broke right down and cried The Cma17 odim curtains start e Wis' for to come in. sid Copyright 1932. Words ond Alusic, Inc. 21 Wert 19th St, New York 19. N. Y.

·P7 B%8 sea, Was dar get der, llas, Jard 05 You're 1 Your sweet mem-odear, Calm me II you.. really love If you really love 11 you really love thie Be Honest with Be Hon. est ict Be Honest with Bbz B & Me. Me. My poor heart would Sotne day-to re- ·7. Be Honest With Me Moderately (with rhythm) by GENE AUTRY and PRED ROSE B6 16 F7 Be Hon est With Me My poor heart would break Some day, I'll re turn Dear dear What ever you If You Were un And make-yott dear - C7 F Dm Cdio T ber you're do, true, own, Remem A. sleep- And how_ or mine wake yearn a will dear, dear, dear, 1 Cma P So al - ways be I'll dream_ a . bout When I'm_ all true you. tone. Wher - ev er you Oh you. are my 111 nev - a er for Copyright 1941, Copyright 1950 Western Music Publishing Co, Hollywood, Col.l. All Rights controlled by J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 6th $root, New York 11, NY ·'Cause I found you, that's why What makes my heart beat ever so fast Am I at lastlore, Why does heay-ep seem to be dear by, Why? Cause found you that's rall ·8. Why (IS THERE A RAINBOW IN THE SKY) Chorus Moderately Words and Music by ARTHUR SKANSTRO! BENNY DAVIS and 1. FRED COOTS Why is there a rain-bow in the sky, 용 Why? 'Cause 1 found you, that's Why. won could der whyso hap-py Thy cry. Copyright 1929, Words and Musle, Inc., 231 Weu dth St., New York 19, N. Y.

·'Cause found you, that's why What makes my heart beat Byer so fast- An 1 fast love, Why does beay.en seers to be tess by, Cause found you that's rail

·8. Why (IS THERE A RAINBOW IN THE SKY)
Choros Moderately
Words and Alxsic by ARTHUR STANSTROY
BENNY DAVIS and I. FRED COOTS
Why
is there a rain-bow in the sky,
'Cause I
found
you, that's
Why.
疗
won
der
why
am 1
so hap-py I could
+
Why?.
cry,
Copyright 1929. Words and Music, Inc., 221 West 4711 St., New York 11, N. Y,

·There is to other te. which im fos-der- It's just The Gypsy 1a. Ny Soul cares heart, aas, Klags Il a fan-cy free And 109e to van der 'It's just The Gypsy la My Soul

·9. The Gypsy In My Soul
Moderately
Words by MOE JAFFE
od CLAY BOLAND
Assic by CLAY BOLAND
If I am far-cy free,
Ahd love to wander,
It's just The Gyp- sy la
My Soul.
There's some thing call.leg me,
From way out you.derm
I'ts Just The
Oyp - sy in
my soul_'
I've got to give
rent to mye. mo-tlons,
I'm only con-teat haring my way.
Copyright 199, Words and Music, Inc, 221 West 17th St, New York 19, N. Y.
Copyright 1951, Words and Music, Inc , 21 Wesl 47sh St, New Yort 19, N. Y.

·11. Stand Up And Cheer
(KANSAS UNIVERSITY)
Like A dlarca
Stand
up and cheer, cheer loud and long for dear of
sas;
school;
For
to
day we raise the Red and
xers school
Blue a . bove all
others, Our stur-dy bond
Dow
is
culori)
fight-irg And we are sure to
win the
Sevegot the vím,
We're sure to win,
for this is good old
Kan-sas!
(nake of a.s.) bigh school day.--
NO
WICH
Copyright 1952, 1 ) Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 1h St, New York 19, NY

·II. HEARD ON THE CAMPUS
10. There's Music In The Air
OLD SONG
Arranged by H.R.P.
Moderately,
1. There's
2. There's
music in the
music in the
alr,
air,
When the lo-fant moro is
When the twi-lights gestle
nigh;
sigh
And faint it's blush is
seen
Is lost in eve-nlags' hush,
On the bright and laughing
As it's qui . et beau-ties
Descant Ah,
sky.
die
Min-ya harps' ec - sta-tic sound
Thrills
us with a
joy pro-found, while wellet en.chart-ed there to the music in the air.
Copyright 1952, J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 21 Wort ein Strool, New York II. NY.

·11. Stand Up And Cheer
{XANSAS UNIVERSITY)
Like A March
Stand
up and cheer,... cheer loud and long for dear 014
rigti
$35;
school,
Yor
to
day we raist... thered and
ensers cool
Blue &
• Sore all
others,
Our stur-dy doad
now
cware)
is
fight-Andue are sure to win the fray,
Tevegot the vim,
He sure to For this is good old
Kan-523!
raze o H. S jdigh school
Copricht 1952. ! 1 Rotburs Sons, Inc. 731 Wen 47th $. New York 19. Y.

·II. HEARD ON THE CAMPUS
10. There's Music In The Air
OLD JONG
Arranged by H.R. V.
Moderately,
1. There's
2. There's
music in the
music in the
air,
air
When the in- fant more Is
When the t*i-lights gentle
algh;
sigh
And faiat it's blash is
Is lost in eve-pings'
seen
hush,
On the bright and laughlig
As it's qui . et beauettes
Descant Ah,
sky.
dic.
Man-ya harps ec - sta-tic sound
Thrills es with a
joy fro-found, Whlle welist epochasted there to the music lathe air,
Copyright 1952. 3. 1. Robbins & Sons, issue 221 Weil 17th Street, New York 19, N. Y,

·11.
Stand Up And Cheer
(KANSAS UNIVERSITY)
Like A March
Stand
op and
cheer, cheerloud and long for dear old
Kan
sas;
school;
For
to
day we raise the Red and
finsert tchool
Blue a
-
base all
others, Our stur-dy bond
now
is
Culori)
flglik lg - And we are sure to win the
fráy,
Wevegotthe vim,
Se're sure to wia,
For this is good old
kan-sas!
(name of a sybigh school day.
Copytech 1992. 1 ) Lotbins Sons, Inc. 221 West Oth, New York 19, N.Y.

·12. Lord Jeffery. Amherst (ASIHERST COLLEGE) Like À March by J. S. XANILTON Arnged by N. A. MA 1. Oh, Lord 2. on Lord Jef- fesy Am-herst was a sol-dler of the Jef- ferry m-herst was the man ako gait Als King, And he came from a . cross the sea, niame To our col. lege up - 06m the hill, To the And the French-men and the sy of his ladi.ans he loy-al-ty and did.o't do a bra-ver.y and thirr fame sto - ID the A wilds bides of this }COUD here 4 ORE try, is the wilds of this oldcs here a ild court ry for his roy.al m-fos - ty ho You may talk about your cha-cles and your mong us wwwww Copyright by the trusses et Antent College Uitddy termino

·fought with all his might for he was a sol - dier loy.
al and true,
E. lis ar: the rest. for they are names that time will tev-er sim,
Andute con quered all the enemies that came with la his
Butgive us only Jeffery, he's the
sob-lest and the
our
sight, and be looked a-rouad for more when he was
best, To the 91. we will stadd fast for
through
Refrain
Oh Amherst,
brave
An - herst,
was a parte cow to
fame to days of
yore,
May ir
tlar 10.1. 'till the sun shall climb the headas no
more

·13. Take Me Back To Tech! (MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY) Gaily by FRED SEALER Tune "Solo on Lin Aresngid by H. RI 1.1 wish that I were back a-gain At the Tech on Boyl,stos 2. Oh, back to the days that were free from care, in the '0-10-By Var-slaty Un shop, street, Dress'd with my dink - y Roth-lag to do but form. So an. a-lyse alr lo 82 dapper and SO an.e-mo-met-ric.al beat, top:- Or the cra • zy al. ter dll. fer. c . tl. ney er cal .cu . 10s; I a .. OR of the hade trig - o-nome-tri-cal cough, powrs It was of the hard to be dragged a . xzy so yootgIt was hor. Ibly,ax-ful-ly tough! con-stact p! that mademe sigh in those happy days.of cors. Copyright 1952. 1 I Robbins & Sons, Inc.71 West dith St. Pet Fort 19, NY

·Oh, glyo te some 'Ol-0-87,
'Rad for -- Tech - pol. aby!
01-0-83, tra-la-la • lat
03-0-gy, 01.0-88, Ob
As y old lad of 01.0-89!
010-110s old Techaol-o-gyi
Tra la la la la la, Trala la la la la
Refrain
Taxe me back on a spe-cial tralo to the glo-rious Ia-sti - tute.
years for the in-spls . a 1108 of
8 Techool-o-gl-cal toot!...
sue the physical, qulz-zl-cai prof; And Chap-e, and all
that
But
Aor I Fould love & galo to go on a
Schen-u-le Batt

·14. Bull-Dog
{YALE UNIVERSITY)
Wriren by the famous Americaa composer Fift studens **
Ysle. Used by his special permission.
Tempo di marcia
by COLE PORTER
Bulldog! Pull-dog!
Bow, wow, WOW,
Yale.
Bull-dog! Bull-dog! Baw, rou, rou;
Our teamca:
ter-er
fail.
When the sons of
break thro'the flae,
That is the sign we
hals;
Bull-dog!
Bulldog! Box, women
Yale!
tale!
Copyright 1911 by Cols Portes
Vset by 104

·COLLEGE SONG 15. Spanish Guitar mu old song is sung ik skor colleges and fraternity houses with local color. The notes in the buss def may be used as * voal kutte utest in sumber of ways: bass your should siog the lower potes whste the slips and tenors uke the two upper sotes of the chord. The male voices bir duide to sing this rhychical krogeaient, or the soprano and alcos may sing the two uppe notes one octart highet while some of the boys sing the melody Lirely waltz 3.Whea I was 2. Oh, how student at remember at Cadiz Cadiz { played on the SpanishGulart attack of ca. Bing (ching, eting.) ringting entwg)ete. tar, ching,chlag! I used to make love to the ladies that of them tarth, cha chini Then I stayed a - way from the tad-les-- But I still played try still from a - $ar, chits, ching! Spar-ish Oai, tar, ching, ching! Alog, chingching, ring,ching,ching? Ring out, ye Rlog chirg, ring, bells, Oh, ring out ye beils, Oh, ring out ye bellsi Ritsching chlugi rire chlog thisg,chlag Ringebrychlegching, Ring,ching,chlag, Ring, sing,chlagching Fisgout ya bells, as I play os ssy Span ish Bul-tarchigching rios rieg dleges, ringt ching. rfrg.cblog ching! COST. 1921 tabours & Jant ins 21 Viest 6th 9, 141w York 19. N Y.

·16. The Badger Ballad
(UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN)
This is a favorite melody for many colleges and high schools.
All you have to do is change the word Badger to fit the nickname
of the team in your school.
by TRADITION.
AmbHRT
nell accented
If you want to be a Bad-ger, just come a-jong with me By the brightenin-tre light.hythm
118h
ol
the mgon, I!
you want
to be
a B3d817, just note along with me, fy the
bright
thin. In light
of
the moon.
Ry the right
ol
the mcca, By t)
light of
the moon, Ry the bright this isę tyhe, ky the Et
want to be $1d-per, just corze along with me By the trixin lint of In myn
Ured by part 1 on the Uniony

·17. Tell Me Why? ANONYMOUS To be song in the moonlight Tell 2. Because Me Why God made the stars the stars shine; shine to the Tell cause Why made. twisesi twine, God vy Be Telt. cause ste God the the sky's sky's SO $o blue blue And Be made tell you just why made you, that's by love 1oye you. God you. Copyright 1952 tobbons & Sons Inc 221 Wosi 4J;h Se, New York 19. M. Y.

·18. The Girls We Never Did Wed This rangement may also be sung us follows: Different members of the quanet may sing the yeises 23 a solo with humming accompaniment by the others. by EDVARD USEOX. mil HAL DAVID Tenor 0 Bm AU F P Lead/ Slag lov, slog low, Let the red wine flow, Let it flow like the Baritone p. Bass D7 D+ 07 tears we have shed; Let's driek a toast to the We have shed, Am7 D7 atalm D7 giris we loved, The girls that we tev. er did Wed. Copyright 1951 by Mirror Writ Corp, 1411 broodwor. Nor York 19. NY Usud by peto ·G+ Am 1. Re.mem-ber the girl 2. Re-tem-ber the girl 8. Re-reza-ber be gitt 4. Re-form-ber the girl with the half of gold who danced ey'ry with the eyes of blue Who Towed that we'a with the by lips, Her kiss. es stiu with the sun • dy smile, We picked out the 0 0+ D7 Cance me, Ley with er ger aad party Oh 1 I The she was my sweet . heart loved her and she sald left het for ode day that we were in she those walk Ila ring on, church. Am דD 27 Back to Refrain Am7 days of old, Sow she's just a sweet memo loved me too, Bat she broke her you and my fishing trips and when 1 re . turned she was COW the aisle 1 found was left la the ry. heart. gone. Iurch. Sing

·18. The Girls We Never Did Wed
This brangencar may also be sung is loboss: Different members
of the quartet many ring the vesses 2 sata vith bomming Accom
paniment by the others.
by EDWARD USRON.
out HAL DAVID
Tenor
En
7
Leads
Baritone
Sior low, sing low, Let the red wine flow, Let It flow like ide
Bass
07
03
tears we have
shed;
We have shed.
Let's doiak toast to the
D7 Ojalm D7
We lored. The giris that we
did
wed,
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·III. SING. ME THE OLD SONGS 20. Daisy Bell (A Bicycle Built For Two) With marked bythm by HARRY DACRE 11 Dai MI chael, Dai M sy chael, aire me your answer Here Is your answer do, true, You're halt halt CY cra 28, All for the If you think os love that you, do, it won't be a sty - Ilsh mar-rlagel. !! you can't af - ford car-rlage EF 1 can't There won't afford be car - rlage, már slage But you'l1 look For be switched it on the set of A Bi-cy-cle Dale' por sethitched, on A Bi-cy-cle Ballt Por Copyright 1952, 1) Isbbons & Sons, 146, Z2? West Bh 31, New York 19. N. Y,

·19. Far Above Cayuga's Waters
This melody is probably used more than any other by different
schools as their Alma Mater song
Almsic by H. S. THOMPSOY
Male Quartet
L'ord: by A X URGUHART
Velado
Far a-bore Cay-t-ga's wa-ters, Tith its waves of biat, Stardsourco-de
1.
Far above the bu-syhumming of the bust-ling tox2, Reased against the
{Pirm op oo the rag-gedhilltops Standhergraalte walls, Firm - eresy her
"When with moments swll-lly fly-Ing. Anges roll be twees, sans et
Unison or mixed voices
Chorus
Al-ma Ma-ter, Olo.rl - 045 to view
arch at heav-en, Looks she proudly down.
sous press onward, 0n-ward through her halls., Lift the chorus, speed It coward
boro shallhalithee Alma Ma - ter, Queen.
Loudherprals-es telli Hall to the lour Alma Mater, Hall, allha(1,Cordel
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·21. The Sidewalks Of New York (East Side, West Side) Words and Anity Valse moderato 07 CHARLES & LATION m! JAKES . BLAKE t mp 1. Down In front of Ca - sey's 2. Things have changed since those times, Old drowd wood- Some art uplo Bdim 17 & stoop, "G" On sum-cer's ere-ning, Oth-ers, they are wan-d'rers.- forned a Bat they all feel D7 mer ry group; just like me; Boys and girls together, They'd part with all theyhe got. 07 0+ c We would Could they slog and once more waltz, walk hllo To - ty. ith their best A7 Qalms D7 played the ce-580 61:1 Aed bare a Os The Side walks of twirl ca The Side Talks or New York, New York. Comight 112, 11. lobbons & Soet i*, * We'r $4. Hon tori NT.

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·21. The Sidewalks Of New York (East Side, West Side) Valse moderato 0 D7 CHARLES E LATZGI JAVES. ELA C 044 e mode 1 Oms ct Casey's 2. TEL=88 here charged slace those thes, BAL AT a sto "G 03 Detséte-515 Others, they at 12-d'sers Batthy 21) tres DT O jat tze Brys 28 gris to-goth They'd fast with all their sth. G GT C zle To. With the best Talk Ez 47 021 played the c:-522 Side rails or er York twil, The Slice rails of Xor York, Coom 12.15 estors Sons Inc. 21 West (/* -Potom 17. N T.

·cops ate out of sight. We roll dem 23. Bill Grogan's Goat Terors BULGrogan's Boat, play one octare lozer) The whistle blew, banes. COLLEGE SONG Arr. by H. R. W. Was feel-log fiae, The train drew nigh, 1. BPI Gro-gaa's Goat, 2. The whistle blew, Baritone (Wetody) Has feel-lag fine, The trals drew tlgh, Ate three red Bill Oro-gan's Bass Bill Grogac's Daat, The whistle blew, Ate three red shirts BLIOro.gan's Goat From off the line; Was coomed to die; Bill took a stick, He gave three groans shirts Goat Yrom off the lige; Was doomed to die; BILI took a stick, gave him a He gave three groans-- at awful Ate three redthirts BUI Oro-gaz's Boat From off thellce; Was doomed to dle; Biltook a stick, He gave three groans gare blma Whack, cf wwful pala Add tied Hims to the rall road track. Caughed up theshirtsandſlagged the train. es hack, Act led him to pals,Coughed up the shirts, the rall-roadtrack, the rallroad track and tagged the train, and Nagked the train Kiteshack, And then to the tall-road tracx. of ntal pain, Coughed up the shirts flagged the train. Copyright 2.11 bbm & Sons Inc. 21 Vies 47th S1. New York 19, N, Y.

·22. Roll Dem Bones Here is an old favorite of all barber-shop quartets. It is the version the author saag is college. As in all numbers of this type the lead and baritone often cross parts. Tenor (play one octade lower) Leads shlaeshlae, skløel Shine shlae,shiae, shiae, shine'em upfinefora dice, Baritone a Bass! dime, a dime, a dime, a dime, Shige 'em up fide for a dime My ba-by needs a pair of shoes, Come, you seven,come! Batshe won't get themIlI lose, Come, you'leven,comel Me Roll Dem Bones, we AQU Dem Bodeswe roll dem on the square, Holl den on the sidewalks, streets or an-y where, ive roudem la themoroin' and we moll dem in the alght, the Roll Dem Bones the whole olght long, when the Copyright 1952, 1. J. Robbin & Sons, Inc. 221 Wost 17th 5)., New York 19. N, Y.

·25. After The Ball Try o sing the busber-shop burtony ladicated in the secour periment Vords nd Mssic by CHARLES K. HARRIS O After The Baitts Arter the break of D7 De D7_DDIT MOD, Ar-ter the dancers' leay ing, After the D1 slars are gone, Many & heart is ach log. Il joucould read them Many the hopes that have 27 D7 0 Am D7 Ished Al ter The Ball, Ball. Coprigt 1901,1 tottunt Sons, Inc. 221 Weeth St. Mar Tork 19, N. Y ·24. You Tell Me Your Dream by SEYMOUR RACE ALBERT H. GROTX CHARLES N. DANTEZE dr. by H. R. R. From an old popular song called "You Tell die Your Dreams." This barber shop version has become popular with male quartets u}} over the country. Tenor (play one octape lower) Lead You Baritone Had À Dream, well, had Oce Bass) And had one too too, know mine's best 'cause it had one too was of you, Come, Sweet heart, of you is the time text me DOW is the You is the time tell me your dream tell you rige. Copyright 1952. } fobbins & Sons Inc, 21 West 47h St, New Port 19, NY ·rou sight a-way, right a-way, right away, We're bound for our tome der the sea. Lead (or yodel) (Sing notes marked * falsetto) - Lah.Pean-dee Bloop bloop, (Tenor) (Baritone) lah bloop bloop, ee dah tahdee - ay, Oh - dulbloop bloop, bloop bloop, (Bass) Run bum bum bum . duh lahdee - ay, Oh - dui. bloop bloop, bloop loop, te - duh - lah-dée .ay, Lah, bloop bloop, dioop. bato dum bom bum Ahdee Bloop floog Lah Slagp bloop, ee duh lah dee. ay, Oh. dal - dloop bioos, bloop bloog, bom bum ៦៧ 2:41. lakdee. a, fats . dee $100p dloop, ay- tel bloop bipop, blopp bloop, bloop. bota!

·.26. A Little Peach TRADITIONAL Ar.be HRE Free rhythm (Tenor) lit - tle peach (Lead? А little peach in an or.chard A lit - tle peach (Baritone) LA no (Bass) in an or - chard grew, grew, Listen to my in an or - chard grew, Teror(spoken) No ice today we'll çany ice today ladyf} (thank you! tale of woet Bass (spoker) Moderato and in strict rhythm roll right axay,rightaway,rightaway, we'll rollright away,sightaway,rightawayve'is Copyright 1952, . Rebbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West A7th Street, Now York 19. N Y.

·nt rall right 2-way, right a-way, right 2-y, We're bound for car toceoer the sea. Lead (or godell (Sing notes marked * falsetto) Lah-abdomen .ay. lah . ee . duh-labcte.ay, Oh. Bloop bloop, bloop bloop, bloop bloop, bloop bloos, (Tecot) (Baritoce)) (Bass) Ham bum ben et . Cah - Lahdet .25, 05 - dal - togp bloop bloop, Bloop, te . dah lah dee - ay, Bloop bloop, Hoop, ba bun bom bun te-aldee ay, Lah dloop bloop dah lah dee. ay, Oh da! - bloop bloop, bloop loop, ht bas ban bom bum dura X X rit • dah - lah dee - xy, lah - dee Lipop bloop, Bloep bloans aysel. dioop bloop, bloop. boa!

·4. .26. A Little Peach TRADITIONAL Are by H.R.I. Free rhythm (Tenor) A lit - tle peach (Lead! A little peach in an or.chard А lit - tle peach (Baritone) (Bass) an or chard gres, grew, Listen to my in an or - chard grew, tale ar (Tesor(spoken) No Ice today thank you! voe! Any Ice today lady?} Bast (spolen) We'ui Moderato and in strict rhythm 3 rollright away,sightaway,right away, we'll roll rightaway,rightaxay,rightawayèlt Copyright 1952. I. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Wen 17th Stroos, Now York 19, NY, ·Bent un You're all lov cide for to drive & *ay your and I love you best of sin and shen you all and you 22851 Higion Yoe want to shout and sing there'll be a man Or i'll have so man at be TAY D2 hot time is the old town night My. bx. by, Chorus When you hear them & bells 80 dingding, ding, All jola 'round Aadhe sweetly you must sing, and when the 0 Verse as through, la the chorus all Jols 10, there'll be 2 07 G hot time in the old towa to - nighter ·27. A Hot Time In The Old Town Here is a real old-timer. It is easy to improvise u chordal kcompaniment. Words by JOE HAYDEN Alesis by THEO. 4. METZ Moderate Em e . Come There'll long Your à be girls get you ready er'. ry. bod - y Hear la for D7 bran, bran new gown, For there's good, good old town, For there's gola' to be a meet-ing in that Miss COD-Sola Da - Vis as there's Em good, good old town, Where you Miss Gondo. Ila Brown And there's know.ded ex'- ry-bod - y and they Miss To-han-na Beas-ly she am D7 all knox. ded you And you've dressed all in red I just got a rab-bit's foot to keep ahugged her and I kissed her and to way me the thea hoo she doo, said, When Please you oh, hear please, that the preach - lng does be Oh, do rot let Mc gla, fall, Copyright 1952, 1. 1 Robbins & Sons, Inc. 21 West Sirm, How York 19, N Y, ·Bend down You're low tide for to drive a. way your sit and when you and I love you best of all add you most get be Te - my 11 - gion You want to shout and slag) there'll be a wan Or il bare Do man 07 Q hot time in the old tox ta aight My, ba - by, Chorus when you hear them bells go ding,ding, dlag, O All join 'round And sweet - ly you must sing, and when the G Tesse an through, Is the chorus all join is, there'll be a לפ kot tiine old towa U night ·28. Dreaming Here is a perfect song to try some barber shop quartette singing. Follow the harmonies in the accompanimeot. Alasic by J. ANTON DAILEY Quietly Trordt by L X. HEISER C7 87dlm тр Р Dream - ing, Dream - ing, of you sweetheart I am dream - lag, тр 18 Bb P Bidim F 07 C7 Dream-ing of days when you loved me best Dream-Ing of hours that hare gone to rest, Dream - ing, Dream - log Lore's own sweet message in 87dim F BL G7 bbz P D7 07 C7 briog-ing, Years have for changedthe old love still remains, Dream - lag. Copyright 1952, Jl. Robbins 4 Sori, Inc., 221 West 47th Street, Nex York NY ·IV. FROM WHOM ALL BLESSINGS FLOW Music by LOUIS BOURGEOIS 29. Doxology Words by THOMAS KEN Praise God, from whom su dless-lagsfiow; Pralse Hilm, ali creatarestere below; WA Praise lm 8-bove, ye hear'a-lyhost; Praise Fa.ther, Son, and Holy Ghost. Copyright 1952, Robbins & Sons, Int. 221 West 47th Street, New York 19, NY. 30. O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go, Words by GEORGE MATHESON Descant At Mesic by ALBERT L PEACE PP 1.0 Lore that itt at let me 2.0 Light that fol-low'st all my way. 3.0 Joy that seek-est me through palo, 4.0 Cross that lift-est op my head, Test my weary ! yleld my flickring cas dot close my dare not ask to Thee; 1 80u3 gire Thee back the life torch to Thee; My heart re-stores its borrow' heart to Theeint trace the rainbow through the fly from Thee; I lay in dust life's glory owe. That That rain, And dead. ARG rayla Talde ocean depths its from May rich - er full. er 1 Thy stp.shine's blaze s day May bright-er falt er leel the promise s obt Faic That mora shall tear-less from theground there blos.some red Life that shall ead- less be, be, be, a Copyright 1952, 1 1 Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West On Sorear, New York 19, N. Y.

·31. I Would Be True
Words by HOPARD ARNOLD WALTER
Aluric by JOSEPH YATES PEEX
1. I would be true, for these are those who trust me; I would be pure for
2. I would be friend of all the foe, the friendless, I would be gir.lag,
Descant
there are thosewho care;
and for-get the gift;
I would be strong, for there is much to suf-fer; {world be
Iwould be hum-ble, for iknow my weakness, Incul Bock
brave, for there ismuch to dare,
up, and laugh,andlove, and liſt,
I would be brave, for there ismuch to dare.
luduld look up, and laugh, and love, nad lift.
Copyright 1952, ) Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 471h Street, New York 19. N Y.
32. Softly Now The Light Of Day
Words by G. tr. DOANE
Ausic by CARL MARIA Non 'EBER
1. Soft- ly now the light of
2. Soon, for me, the light of
day, Fades up - on my sight away;
day, Shall for ev. er pass Away:
Free from care, from
Then, from sia and
la - bar, free, Lord, I would com- muge with Thce
soc. row free, Take me, Lord, to dwell with Thee.
Copyright 1952, J. S. Robbies & Sons, Inc., 721 West 47ık $14, New York 19. N Y.

·33. The Lord Is My Shepherd Words by JAMES S. MONTGOMERY durid by THOMAS KOSCUSAT This hyon sounds well us male quartet. The bantone sing the alto past, the tesor the soprano per sad the 2nd taot she regular tenor part. For male rices Ab is better key. 1 1. The Lord is my Shepherd, do want shall I know; 2. Through the valley and shad-ow of death though I stray, Since 3. ID the midst of af - Allc-thoa my ła. We is spread; With Let good-Dess and mercy, my boun-ti - ful God, 51111 folded 1 feed in green pas. ture, safe Thou art my Guard-lan, no bless-lags un - meas-ured my follow my e test; He lead.eth my fear;_ Thy rod shall de. o'er; _ Wlih per-fume and bove, seek by steps uit cup ron-neth meet thee a - soul where the stil wa-ters stores me when was-dering, refend me, thy staff be my harm can be - fall me, why oil thod a nolet-est wy what shall 1 ask of patkahich my fore - fa-thers trod, Through the land of their sojours, thy flow Re stay; No head; Oh, deem when oppressed, Re stores mer het wasdring, redeems when op-pressed. Con-fort-er Seary NO hart can be - fall me, my com-fozt- er deat. pros-dence more? Oh, what shall ? ask of thy prop. l-dence morty kingdom of love, Through the land of their sojoum thy kingdom of love. Copyright 1952.) Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 47th St, New York 19, N.Y.

·31. I Would Be True
ords by HOPARD ARNOLD FALTER
Music by JOSEPH YATES PEER
1. I would be true, for there are those who trostat; I would be pure for
2, I would be friend of all the fore, the friendless, I would be getting,
Descant
there are thosew hocare;
and forget the gift;
I would be strong, for there is wichto saf-fer; Il be
I would be bom-ble, for iknou kyuraksess, I would look
brate, for there is much to dare,
up, and laugh, and love, and lift,
Iworld be brate, for there is much to dare.
Indold look up, and laugh and love, cad lift.
Copyright 1952. JJ Robbins & Sons ine.. 221 West 47th Streer New York 19. NY.
32. Softly Now The Light Of Day
tr'ords by G. H. DOANE
Music by CARL MARLA TOR VESEK
1. Soft-ly for the light of
2. Soo for me, the right of
day, Fades op - on my sight a-way;
day, Shall for ev. er pass à - kays
Free from care, from
Then, from sin agd
la- bor, free, Lord, I would con- tane with Thee
sorrow free, Take me, Lord, to dwell with Thee.
Copyright 1992, 11. Robbins & Sons, Inc. ? West ath Strapt, New Yort 19. NY.

·36. Come, Thou Almighty King C. VESLEY 1. DE GIARDINI 1. Come Thou Al-righi, King, Kuig us Thy Nite to sine, Help us 19 fruise! Puther att 2. Come, thou in-car-rate Ford, Gin ontby night.y sword, Our prayer at-tond: Come and thy 3. Come, a-ty Comu-fort-er, Thy **red witness bear, In this glad hourl Thouwho ai. (trords) - rheus, der alt vic - $o- rious, come and rein --ple bless. And give thy word success; Spir. 1 Highly artNow rule in ev-'ry heart, And De'er from 0-21 us, Ancient of days 19 - 1) nesy, on wa de secad! 4 de-pari, Spirit of powi: Copmgmt 1952, 1. Robbins & Sons, Inc, 221 West Afth Street, New York 19. N. Y. 37. Sun Of My Soul J. KEBLE ROTER MONK # San of my tou 1, Thou Sav-lour dear, It is not nicht Thou be neitt 2. A-bide with MC from Dorn till eve, Forw11h-out Thce s (2n- tive; 8. Como near and bless us when we wake, Ere thro the world our way we take, Отку по Abide with T»! In the earth-born cloud Tise to hide Thet from Thy mt when death is nlgh, for thout Thce ! - rean of Thy love Se tose Gut. Selves in ser vant's eyes! dare not dic. hearn a - bore. Copyright 1952, 1) Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 67th $treet, New York, NY.

·34. God Be With You Till We Meet Again
Word: by JEREMIAH L. RANKIN
Music by WILLAM G. TOMER
1. God bewithyoutill we meet a-gain, By His coun-selsguideuphold you,
2. God be with youtillve meet a-gain, Neath His wlags protect-lag hide you,
3. God bewithyou till wemeet again when life's per. ils thickconfound yos,
4. God bewithyou tillwe meet again, Keep love's baa-der float-ing o'er yout,
TA
NA
Put His ass us-fall-ing 'round you, lod be wsthyouku HE ERA stof me
Smitedeaths threathing wase de - fore your God be withyou till we meet a-gain.
Till we meet, m
till we meet,
Till we meet at Je-sus' feet;
ANI
Till we meet, til we meet, till we meet,
Tilsetreet,
2
Till we meet till we seet.tiline mees
Copyright 1952 1 Robbons & Sons Inc 921 West 17h Streer New York 19, NY
35. Tallis Canon
THOMAS KEN
THOMAS TAUS
with dignity * Succeeding voices enter kere.
Glory to Thee, sy God, this night, For all the diess-ings of the lłght; keep
me, oh keep me, King of Kings, Be-death Thine owo al might y wings.
Copyrighe 1952, lobbins & Sons, tac. 221 West 47th Street, New York 19, NY

·40. Rejoice, Ye Pure In Heart Vorde by EDWARD II. PLUATRE Music by ARTHUR H. MESSTIER 1. Re-joice ye pare la heart! Re-joice, give thanks and slag! %, with all the an-gel choirs, with all the salots on earth, 8. Yes, on through Ufe's long path, Still chanting ye 30; 4. Then on, y pure la heart; Re-jolce, give thankyard sing; as 25 Re-foto Your fes - tal banner wave on high, The Cross of Christ your King! Pour out the stralas of joy and bliss, True rap-ture, no- blest alrih! From youth to age, by night and day, in glad-bess and in woe. Your glorious ban-Der wave op_high, The cross of Christ your Xlog. He - 14ice, 16 - joira, Refrala, Rejoice, rejoice, re . jolce, give thanks and slag! Rejoice, re - jolce, Copyright 1952, S. Robbins & Sons, Inc, 221 West 47th Street, Now York 19, N. Y. 41. O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee Words by VASHINGTON GLADDEN MMK HENRY PERCY SMITH Mastes, let walkwithThte lo lowly paths of service fret; word of Love; Teach oth patience stil with Theeh... lostdear.cl com:p4 - by In hope that sends a shin-ning ray Pardoz the future's broad.wing ways Tell me Thy tecret; help me bear the strain of toil, the fret of care, Teach me the wayward ſeei to stay, sad guldethem la the homeward way. Io work that keepsfaithsweet and strong, la trust that triumphs o. ver wrong. Lapeace that only Thou canst give, with Thee, o Mas-ter, let me Ure. MI Copyright 1981) Robbins & Sons, Inc., Za West 7) Sreef, New York 19, N.Y.

·38. For The Beauty Of The Earth (Thanksgiving Day) Moderato Mwit by CONRAD KOCHER Words by F. S. PIERPONT S. For the beau-ly of the earth, for the dead-ty of the sides, por the love which 2. For the beau-tr oleach hour, of the day and of the night, #31 and vale, and 8. For the joy of human love, Brother, s/s-ler, parent child, Flends on earth and from our birth Overand 4-round us fles, tree and{towi, Sunand moonand stars on light, Londofitl to thee we raise this cathymnofgrateful praises friends above, Porali gen-ttle thoughesand mild, 39. Prayer Of Thanksgiving Copyright 1952, ) Robbing & Sons, Inc. 21 Woss 47 Strop), New York 19, N. Y. NETHERLANDS TUNE Anonymon Slowly 1. (P) We gather to-gether ta ask the Lord's bless-log; He chasteas and 2. (af) Be-side us to guide us, our God with us jola-log, Or-daia-lag, mala- 8. (f) We all do ex-toi Thee, Thou lead-er la bat-tle, And pray that Thou has-tens His will to makeknown; The wicked op-press-lag cease them from distaip-ing His king-dom d) - viae; So from the be-gia-ing the fight we were still our De-fend-er wilt be. Let Thy congre-ga-tion es cape trib-. OWO, tress-ing, Sing prais-es to His game, He for - gets tot His win-aing. Thou, Lord,wast at our side, Let the glo - ry be Thlae! Sa-tion; Thy name be ev-er pralsed!And Thy peo-ple be comit) After last perse free. be free! es Chords to be used for piano accompaniment Copyright 1952. ! ! Robbins & Sons, fac. 221 Weil 17th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·40. Rejoice, Ye Pure In Heart Words by EDVARD I. FLUMPTRE Marks by ARTBUR N. MESSITER 1. Re-jolce ye pure in beart! Re-joke, give thank and slag! 2. With all the ap-gel choirs, with all the saints on earts, 3. Yes, on through Ufe's long path, Stui chant - lng 83 ye 0; 4. Thea on, Ye part 1 heart, Re-jolte, give thanks and slag: Reafolce Your fes . tal ban-Der kage og high, The cross of Christ your King! Pour out the strains of joy and bliss, True rap-ture, no- blestmirth! From youth to age, hy night and day, fr glad-ness and Toe. Your glo - rlous tan-nef wave on high, The cross of Christ your Klag. Rejoite, TE . josce, Refgainst Re - Joice, re-joice, rejoice she thaoks, and sing! Rejoice, te jolce, Capyright 1997 4. Robes & Sons, Inc. 221 Wory 7th Street, New York 19, N.Y. 41. O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee Words by WASHINGTON GLADDEN Ark by HENRY PERCY SMITH Master, let the wallpapl... Tec Tell me Thy se-cret; help me bear Thestrain of to!), the Iret of care, 7each me the way.kard feet to stay, Andguldethem in the horseward way, sworth theeps faith saret and strong, la Crust that triumphs oye wrong. lapesce that only Thou canst glee, With Thes, o Mas-tes, let me llve Cosyetett 1952. 3. 1. Iobbins & Sons, Inc., Zul West & Street, New York 13. 8. Y.

·42. The Strife Is O'er MADE by GIOVANNI P. AS PALESTRINA + Words by F. POTTS Jubilantly, with majesty Alle - lu - lal Alle .lula! Alle .lu . 1a! At - 16 - 17 - 1. The strife 2. The three 8.Lord, by Is sad the o'er, days have stripes which bat quick wauad dode; sped; Thee, ed ja, Alle fula, life won; The vic - to He rls es glo - rious From death's dread sting Thy from the dead: ser . Fants free, The song of A# glory That we way Alle - lu . is Alte tu 12: be - gut. tri-umph to OUT live and has ris eQ Head! sing to Thee. + Al - le in A) - le. Ja Alle .lu ia! lat Copyrighs 1952, 1. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 Wasl 17th Strear, New York 19, NY

·Wonds and Misc by
WARD ABUSAMRA
43. Christ Is The Answer
With movement
of olnd.
1. Hap-pyhearts are singing to-day, Slag-ing as we go on our way
2. Olad-ly by His rule let us live, Help-ing hards so read-y to give,
8. Lire la Him, and then you will find, Troub-les gone and peace
Good disciples e'er
Wea-ryhearts and souls
In our dat - ly life
to be, And by his faith It's "Christ for me."
to free, So we can say It's "Christ for me.
you'll see, Why we are slag.ing "Christ for me."
Refrain
Christ is the an-swer, Chris - tlan Youth, Help er-ery soul to learn Histruth,
Pray for a troub-led soul to free,
As-chor your faith in "Christ for me."
Copyright 1952.1 Robbins & Sons, Inc., 21 Went 47th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·V. LET'S SING A LITTLE OPERA 44. Largo From the Opera “XERXES” This famous aria "Om bra mai fu" is considered one of the most beautiful melodies tver written, Sacred words we most appropriate for its noble qualiry. Slowly Music by HANDEL p Words by H. RV. 0 Lord, Our God Me praise Toy FFFF Dame, Por Thy great, good . Il-cess and lov-lng klad- Il-cess, We pralse Thy name, Path es la_heav'n, We turn oor PP hearts to Thee, Our hum-ble thanks teglve to Thee O Lord, our God, Hear- PP Copyright 1952. 1. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 17th Street, New York 19, N Y.

·Por
us Thy ray,
while Thy
chll-drzo pray, Show...
Dow and for . ever more
grant us Thy sal - Ya
tion,
O Lord, our
God
bless and praise Thy. Nane.
MP
Jl Majestically
Slower
Now and foz ev-es-more gratt us Thy sal
tlon, Oh Lord, our God.
Sloter

·45. My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice
From "SAMSON AND DELILAH"
Moderately slow
CANILLE SAINT-SSENS
Porde by H. RT
Ah,
re
my
fond
casesses
A11
the
ar
dor my heart
po - sess
es
Re . turn my fond caress
es,
Return my fard ca-ress
es,
cresc
Ah,
all the ar
dor my heart po-sess
es,
Copynght 1952. J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 21 West 17th Street, New York 19. N. Y

·Storer
Myawa,
myov,
love you.
46. The Evening Star
From TANNHAUSER"
Tanahäuser sing this beautiful song to the evening star to watch
dver his dead lover, Elizabeth
Quietis
Assie by RICHARD WAGNER
P
0
thou sub-me, - sweet ere
blog star
Soy
greet. thee from.
a fat;
My
love to her
De'er... dls.closed,
Greet her when she
Intky
Copyright 1952. I lobborn & Sers, Inc. 21 Wosi {ith $12), New Tort 19, N. X.

·THE EVENING STAR (Contd)
light.
re-posed,
Though part-lag from
vale.
SOT
row With thee
her
soul will resto
to-mor - row,
Though ris
Ing from this
vale
of
sor
row, with
thee
her
soul
sest to mor
TOW
Com

·47. Then You'll Remember Me From "THE POHANDAN GIRL Moderately slot Words by ALFRED BANN Afasic by ALICHAEL V. BALFE mp 1. When oth-er lips and oth-ec bearts their talesof love shall teli, 2. Wher coldnessot de . celt sballslight the beauty tow they prize, And language whose excess im-parts the pow's they feel so well deemit bat a faded light sich beams within yoar eyes; When ay, perhaps, la hoi-So bearts shall such Weas ana scene, some Te . col.lec mask twill break your o tion to of days that have as is such a to-thent see happy_bett, And you'll re-poem- ber but ask that you'll re-member Storcy And you'll se-mem-ber, you'll te - men That you'll remember, you'll remem ber me. bes me Copyright 1952, 11 tattint & Sons, Inc. 21 Weith Stett, New York 19, N. Y.

·48. Home To Our Mountains
(A Nostri Mont from "IL TROVATORE"}
This is a duet between Azucena, and her supposed son, Manrico.
Worn with grief she sings of her native mountains while
Maarico joins in her song to comfort her.
Rather slowly
N#ssc by VERDI
Arucena:Home to our
mountains
Let us return pow,
As ta thy
young-er days
Peace comes once more,
There shall thy
sweet song.
Fall on my blum-bera; There shall thy fute brlog me joy as of yore.
Manrica:
Rest thee, my
moth
er
keel - Ing
be - side
thee
will pour
forth
the
SODE
In my heart, O
Copytight 1992, 1. , Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Weu ofth Stress, New Yor 19, N. Y,

·Vansico:Oh, I will pour Loit me to A:Wisa.singand play now thy fate la soft cum-bers forth the song la my heart. heart. 2. rest, and to - MOT-TOW de part, 0 part To rest, to rest thee sty moth er, O rest thee my ܦܡ rest, Lul? mie to rest sest, rest, www trath er. Luli thee to rest, all theeto sest, Lall me to rest, lull me to test, tuli me ta rest, ·49. Woman Is Changeable (La Donna E Mobile from "RIGOLETTO"), Brightly The dake sings about the fockleness of wonca MP Awie by VERDI 1. Tom-da is change-a-ble, 2. Oh, it is mi Light As a feather, Fond - ly con- fid - log, False as the Tame - ly aweath-er, bid - tag who can be lleve her her fick le fan - cies! Al-Ways so beau-ti-ful Yet true fe - Il . ci-ty Face SO be - Mocks the pur gusi log er cry.ing or when as her sail .log lov S cely . er? she's a gev- er de en cest Wom ah, #On an $ran. Copyright 1952.). 3. Robbint & Sons, Inc. i Wess (7th St.Now York 19. N. Y.

·feata
Palse
the weather,
Lightly
Who
сар
. lleve?
Who
taz
be lleve?
Who CAR
be
llesey

·50. Habanera From "CARMEN"
In Act I, Carmen sings of the unruly quality of love, while trying
to attract the attention of Doo José, who, however, pays ao
attention to her.
Nusic by GEORGES BIZET
Moderately fast
Translation by VIRGINIA SPAGR
un-ru -
1. Love is like an
ly dird that none can ev. er hope to
2.-Bird of love that yoa thoughtoer taken He spreadshiswings and flies &-
tame, And la vain is your plead-lag heard If he re-fuse your heart to
way, Love is gone then you are for-saken,Butgtrehim up and he's back to
claim, Naught a. valls, you are sure to lose, One speaks of love, one turns a.
Ali
a-round you he's play-ing, teas-ing, He comes, he goes darting swiftly
stay,
way, But this sl-lent one I would choose, for him my heart beats strong to
by, Now to hold him, he's got for seiz-ing, but he holds you, if escape you
day.
try.
Ah,
lovel
Ah,
Copyright 1952, J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 17th Street, New York 19, NY.

·Sorel
lovel
A8, lore, Ah lovesa
Cyp-sychild, 'Is true, To try to rulehlm wouldbeve-ryhard, you love me sot, stil: 1 love
yos. As I love you be on your guard.
You love me
not.
As
1 lave you be on your gard,
But as I
love you, as I
love you, de o your gvard.
love yoo be on your guard.

·VI. THE PEOPLE SING 51. On Top Of Old Smoky Special Lyrics and Alptution by ED. JACKSON Voice C7 07 1. O Top of Old Smok 8. She'll hug you and kiss cov.ered with yyou All And tell you more mp-mf calm 07 1 $DOW Iles (And COD-ered with tell you moro anon) lje) Than lost my true Crosstles on tov rall Dm7 er roads He court -ed too Or stars In the Siow (Ile court -ed too slon) 2. A skies (or sfars in the rea) 4.4 Ad Copyright 1951 by Edwards Music Co. Inc.. 1619 Broadway, New York 19. N. Y. Used by permission ·07 P 02 We will be ceast-lo's Tob pleas you ure And But take what you filrt. 3o's calm OT kere Und take that you gelet (But flirt - ea's AGD) But a gries) For a false hearted faisa hearted loy loy Dm7 Fi lig 37 will send Is to your you Worse than a grave. C7 7120 I'm C 8. She is hug for a ·52. Across The Wide Missouri (A-Roll A-Roll A-Ree) Moderately et Words and Music by ERVIN DRAKE JIALMIY SHIRL 1. My 2. Por 8. 4. I'm la sey bought push dy love, en years. dress oft she stands I've bees Co When dawns a 1o a. 17 Ab Eb Ab wait roam ra break In' da, Par Sev Bought Co a. Cross en years 2 Flag cross the wide Mis I left the IA Ca - 1 the wilde MIS- EL As F9 the her ley. 1 300 val fora sou 09 Now And Where banks Ilve bought. love hear just for thes for she stands my 1 Copyright 1951 by Revere Music Co, 1419 Broadway. Now York 19. N. Y Vied by permission Internationol Copyright Secured Engroved & Priatad in USA Al Rights Reserved ·45 to ml. love. see, call Erre Ceas valt be. to for mee 90. Refrain E Cm7 A-ralli & roli a. Tem Across The 14. Mis A roll à - 1011 &- rec 11.2.3. Ab 89 R$7 EL Fine Across TheWide Mis-300 - si 2. Far $. i'm ·53. Beautiful Brown Eyes Chorus-Waltz tempo P FB By ED. JACKSON Bbm C7 P7 Beadti-ful, beag - tl . ful Brown Eyes, Dm Dm7 07 Beau beau . $1. fub Broka Eges, Dm C7 FT BB Pala Beau -ful, beau.. Brown Eyes, 111 Copyright 1951 by Edwards Music Co. Inc, 1819 Broodwoy, New York 19, N Y. Ured by permission.

·C7 B56 1 cev. er tote ble eyes Verse - C7 F7 BL Bbm Dm Do7 Wil . lle, oh il-lle, 1 Gettin' op early each sors - 106 fort you are Lore you with Tork - In' and 07 C7 Da C7 PY my heart, day, You know you and Sup.per to I would have the BS C7 tar-rhed, ty'tlag, But one of us had to de part. Bat Brown Eyes, he just will not stay. D.S.S Chorus al Fine ·53. Beautiful Brown Eyes Choros-Waltz tempo F FB By ED. JACKSON Bbm C7 F7 BL Beau- 11 - ful, beau - 1 . ful Brown Eyes, Dm Dm7 07 C C7 Beau . ti . fui, beau - t . fui Brown Eyes, F Dm C7 17 BL Beau t1 - fui, beau . t1 Brown Eyes, I'll Copyright 1951 by Edwards Music Co., Inc., 1619 Broodwoy, New York 19. N. Y, Used by permission.

·DT G47 35 F 77 days where the desert fleans, Yaleley of the sto, the ral-leyel my dreams, 55. Cripple Creek This ad folk song with a little different welodic twist was sang for us by Peggy Haywood of Burlington, N.C North Carolina Folk Song Lively, Art by H. R.T. ke (Boy: 1 (dirl) 1 got a girl and get a beas and She loves he loves She's as wet as as sweet as He's sweet can can be be 11 She's got eyes of He's got eges of baty ! darkest 13 Mates ty gun shoot straight and Mates cy heart Joup alt • raus! Ga-lagcon Criss Crock, 0-12g on the roa, Go-legCow Cripple Creekta hase son.e fun. Copyright 1952.) Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West Of Straus, dow York 19. N Y.

·54. 'Valley Of The Sun Written on Lookour Mountain, Phocaix, Arizona, June, 1950. Dedicated to the students of the State Teachers College is Terape, Arizona Words and was by HARRY R. WILSON Slow waltz 17 mph Val - ley of the sun, val - ley of my dreams, Crowned by mountales 07 Go high Where the des-ert gleams, Gal' fant pi-o-neers, Fry D7 Gmy $ CO 07 Climbed these hilis sob-limo, Bullt their humble homes On yel low Sands of Bbm Bb Bbm Bb time. How the valley chatg.es as life 'ram-bles & -long But RBbm G7 still the barren mousłalas slog' thelr mys-tic song. I will spend my Copyright 1952. $. ? Robbins & Sons inc, 221 West (7A St., Now York 19. N. Y.

·57. We're Marching Down The Levee 2. Slowly Melodic eccompaniment using thords indicgted) Play party Song BS We're march-{ag down the ley.ee, tre're march-lag down the CT lep.ee To ald Shiloh. ler.ee, We're march - lag down the Noch faster (oom-bah accompaniment) Swlag 'em on the cor-ger, 100-de-lah, tag-dlelah, too.die-las, wlog leur of the cor-hez, tod.dle - lah, too-dle - Jah-da - ay DANCE: Sercon 1: Four Couples is sraight line formation Grand Auch with first couple making arch beber couples pass throngh sad two each other on lase note SA w on lado ut coraer, dsgoslly across. He swings bes during "Le reaches his own iple and the dance Copyright 1952, ... Robbins & Sons, Inc., 22) Wost 47th S1, New York 19. N.Y. 58. Ol' Texas COVBOY SONG This old cowboy soog is effective #musital Cod. Girls can be the leaders while the boss 1198 the follower's part Slowly I'm gols' to leave o' Tex-as now, They've got to i'm goin' to leave Ol' Tex-as sow, For the long-hotn cow, They're got no use For the tonghort cow. 2. They're plored and beseed DJ Castel range, And the people there are all so striage. 3. I'll take my horse, I take rope, Aod but the ed upos lapt 112 but won to the Alamo. A toro my trurd Blerie Coprica 1923) Rabbits & soot, int.. 221 West on strot, New Yort 19, NY ·56. Turnip Greens This arrangement may be sung in unison or three-put treble voices. Also, the rhythmial bass may be sung es indicated in second measure. Gaily Soutbor Folk Song G Arr. by H. R. Original: South - era gals are Modera: Hollywood gals are beau-tles, beau-tles, As ciear. ly can be As clear - ly can Pom pom pom pom pom seen, seen, 'Cause the pre . cious 'Cause the gla-morous, It - tie dar-Ilogs a-mor-ous moy-le stars are are D7 0 D7 G 29 fed on tur.nlp greens, fed on tur.nip greens, Tur - op greens, tur. nlp greeps, C D7 Gaad old tur -aip greens, Cora-bread, bacon and Champagne, ca- vi - ar and D7 Spoken ad IID. but . ter-milk crepe - Su-settes) Aod good old tur-Dip greens. (How I love 'em) (They're good for you) Copyright 1952, Robbins & Sons, Inc., 721 West 47th Street, New Yort 19, N Y.

·60. Sissy In The Bond This old song with the accompanying simple dance is very popular in recreational cops Moderately Side stet in circle Plo-party song Arr. by H. R. W. Sis-sy la the bond, the bond ollar - ry, sweetest Ilt-tle gal ! Dance around ever did see, On food band put your arm a - round me, In circle- step back and shakt finger at party Say 11t-tle Sis-sy son't you mat - ry me, Dh, stay back gal, Dod't you dart cotre fear te, Oh, those sassy words you say, Oh, Dance ground bond, dond, put your arms around me, Saylikje Sissy want you mar-ry me. DANCE DIRECTIONS for by ute pas ! Srde. Oh, 1 IC D '! ." unghlt & each Dance and mais prendsace *ich euch other social style. At of sig, bors more loreard one place and the disice CORXAVE with a new partner. Copyright 1992.) 3 tottan & Sons, the 221 Wath Street, New York 19, NY ·59. Crawdad Song MOUNTAIN SONG A, by H. RW. For all of you who have not lived in the West or South it say be well to explain that a "crawdad" is a "crawfish." Lazily mp Bb Bbm F C7 R You get a line and I'll bringa pole, Honey; 2. What you gonna do when the pond goes dry, Honey- Craw-dad, crawdad a feel 10 fine, Kod-eyi. I'm... 50-in' down to the craw-dad boat, Hod-eyi- 3. Bb F CZ Adim 17 You get a line and I'll bring a pole, What you gonna do when the pond goes dry, Craw. dad, craw dad a feel-infine, I'm go-ln down to the craw-dad-boat, Ba - by; Ba - by:- Ba - by:- Ba by:- BB Fauk UA. You get a line and I'll bring a pole, We'll go_- Sish-{n' ia the What you gonna do when the pond goes dry Sit on the bank Crawdad, craw - dad a feel - in fide, Two for a pick-el aad I'm goin' down to the craw-dad boat, Catch all the crav - dads Bb7 Bidim P calmF C7 F Bhaim craw-dad. hole, ICTY, three for a dime, cas_tote, Han-ey, Sugar ba-by o mige Copyright 1952, 1. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 47th Spor, New York 19. N Y.

·62. No Hidin' Place Down There Spiritual dr. by NATHAN STOLLER MO tut Xide my 1. The der. It was sittin' on the rates of dett(gures otheli) The day. It was sittin' on the gatesot 2. 1 wealta tae rock 10 kide my face faide my face) I went to the rock to 3. On, heli i depind hell am wide(kell a wide Ok, he! an dorp and 11 Gutes of hott) The day flwassi Hu'on the gateses kell, the guies broke down and down ne telt, for side mylare) wert to the rock to Alde my face the rock cried out. "No 11d-So'place there's #l4(hdt ataon, helsamdeep an hen dreide, ain't got no botan.airtest no tide, Bw, om, bol. na k}d- to place down txers (Hal-te-du-yat, tu-jah) ko nad - in place down there, For faarome allegrian come masosan'some come in their was deme, there's no sidplare donn Diere, To, 4 Oh, nar, tow your bout from side to side (side to side) Repeat twice You'll be comin 10 on the ancoras de There's so hides place down thert. > I went to the creet to takt a bazd take a bath} Repost twice The tu case stollia dora the path There's so uit' place down there Coopfi** 1952, Bobbins & S571, ist. 2 Wo ?in Street, New York 19. N Y.

·61. My Lord, What A Morning
Slowly
Spiritual
Arr. by H. R. T.
Oh,
My Lord, what a morning,
My Lord, what a mosn-ing;
Oh,
My Lord, what a morn-lng,
when the stars begin to fall.
1. You'll
Faster
hear the trum pet sound
hear the sia-ners moura Towake the nations underground Lookin' to my God's right
hearthe Christiansshout
mer
Wake the nations
Slowly
hand.When the stars begla to fall.
Paty Lord, what amoro-los Mylortuhat a
oh,
marn-ing
My Lord,what a morning when the stars begla to fall 2.300'!!
3. You'1
rit
PP
When the stars be. gin_to
fall, when the stars be-glo to fall.
Copyright 1952. 1. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc.. 221 West 47th St, New York 19. N. Y.

·62. No Hidin' Place Down There Spiritual Anby NATHAN STOLLER Mise by 1. The devell ASSIHin' on the gates ol helt(3493 of heto The deli wa$$$$41n' on the gates of 2. Ivert to the fork 10 Aido my lace(aide my lace) ? went is the rock to 1. Oh, tell tua diety 10 bell so widelkelt taxidon, hell est deep and bellam 11.6313 of the dersin on the gatego te, che gatesteaks down and dons he fell, finendo wylar) went to the mock to hide o fare, ne fork tried out, "No hid-In'place there wifephe Amwayon, hell as deep an bell an ideain't got no bolor and got no side) 8, bra, om, bet 65 $35 - in place down there (Plat-le- 14.jah, wujan) No ha - In laced theso, someone slapierstretcome same as some come other asterikane, Therested in place for the tre, 4 Oh, oder, row your bout from ride to side (side to side) Reftat ICK You'll be atas sa the comin' Bee There's no hodin piace dovo thert. 1 I ved to the creek to take a bash (less bach) Reses wie The gu's me tuolla dovo the pach There's os trica Place dovr there. Cegyish 12.7 tobb & $rs, inc. 21 West Stresi, How York IP, NY

·63. Deep River
Slonly
Spiritual
Arr. by H. RT.
Deep
Tiv - er,
home
Is O. Ter
Jordan,
Deep
river, Lord,
712.
want to cross o-ver in-to campground, want to cross o-ver lo-to camp ground.
A little faster
Duet
Oh, don't you want to go
Huon
- Ver
to that gos
pel
feast. That
(Yords)
Hum
Broaden
prom
ised land where
all
Peace
(oh) oh,
Copyright 1952, J. }. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 7ih St, New York 19, N. Y.

·64. Rock-a My Soul With spirit and in strict rhythm Spiritual Any, by H. R. W. Alto Tesot Oh, a Rock - a ty soul. In tht boson of Abra ana, Rock saul, rock-a my sout.In the bocom of A - bra-ham, & rock-a my soul. In the Rock my soul, Rock A7 Bobom of Abra-hamn, On, rock - a my soul! Oh, a 'sout try sous. A little lower 07 (Yomen) ist D Whet went down To the valley the person Oh, rock» a my soul (Nen) I was a mourner Dat AT Him, D. S. most orden met een specame the ones of rocka my soul. Sy soul, os, a coortight 1757 fotburg Son D.21 West 17th St, New York 19, N. Y.

·VII. SONGS THAT LIVE
65. The Heavens Resound
Majestically
Meric by BEETHOVEN
ANDREAS HOFER
1. The heavas re-sound with His praises e-ter-aal, la might and
3. The Lord is God! He is King of cre. -tloo;la His right
f
glo-ry they com-blae To tell His name thro'earth and the oceans that man may
hand he holds them all; His children, we,
ja love and de - Fo- tlon, Be- foro His
hear the word di-vide.
might and pow.er fall.
He holds the seas in the blue Yault-ed
0 Fa - ther, hesrl #e Thrysons bring our
Copyright 1952, J. J Robbins & Sons, Inc. 21 West 4th Street, New York 19, N Y.

·Rear.eus
Bless-legs,
He plaats Bls foot up on the world;
Gar pray' . ful thanks to Thee we ralse;
Tho tytulad stars bow is willing subjection, The - nl-verse His
The heaks ra-sound; bread, Dearth, 10-to glo-ry, To serve! a - dorel and
Broaden
hand oo - furt'a, The ti - verse is fand unfuria.
lag Bls pralsel to serve! a darel and sing His pralse!
Broaden

·VII. SONGS THAT LIVE
65. The Heavens Resound
Majestically
Alaric by BEETHOVEN
ANDREAS HOFER
1. The heavas re-sound#ith His pralses e - teraal, la clght and
2. The Lord is God! He is king of crea-flodlo Mis right
glo-ry they com-bine To tell His game thro'earth and the oceans that man may
hand He holds them all; His children, He, la lore and de-to-ton, Be-fore His
hear the word di-rine.
mightand power faul.
He holds the suns la the blue vaulted
0 Pa - ther, hear! #e Thy so s brlog our
Copyright 1952, 1. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 17h Street, New York 19, N Y.

·Xo teach my- chil dres each me! .0. dlou: Now I teach chii dsen each mel ute, oft the tears are flow dious meas Dye, oft the tears are flowing, PP oft they flow from my memory's ure treas Pr Dit they flow from my rem-ry's geas ure, pp morendo 1) ·66. Songs My Mother Taught Me (Gipsy Melody) High ANTON DVORAK, Op. 3, No. 4 An. by CHRISTOPHER O'HARE PP LOW Songs my mother taught. me Songs my mother taught Andants con moto Aelody) FIL la the days long van Ished, Sei-doma from her the days long Van Ished, Sel-door from her lids eyo were ban the tear drops Ished. Ads were the ban tear drops ished, Copyright 1957. 3. 3. lobbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Wes! 4th Suexl, New York 19. N. Y.

·to mee, and press'd thritt's xe, and stills thet once more me and foxid heart, teet They Lis'd thee, and press'd thee and said me thrilta mo, once more to my heart and sali's me rest. 68. Music Alone Shall Live (Three-part sound) Moderato Ok German Rand All things shall Pass • * * 02- der the sky (Hold for ending only) 42 - 1 shall Music & - lone shall flye, Music . late llre, LET - es to Carrohet, fotbm & 5041, c.2i Weul Qin Street, New York 19, N.Y. ale..

·67. A Dream
Afarit by I. G. BARTLETT
Words by CHARLES B. CORY
1. Last sight 1 was dreaming of the love was dream-icg,
2. dream's thou were litt om may dara- log - my darl-lag,
Hum
(Words)
dream'd thou dla'st promise
dream'd that held thee
me Dev
once more
should past. While thy
my breast, while thy
10
asso soss
lav's
soft
Torce address's not,
per fum'd tress . es
hands ca tess' me,
ca es
and gen
MU
44
1
cresc
***
Copyright 1021) fobDSS!

·my Misala thee, and presed and stin's thee once more te aad tulid me heart, rest, 1 They ibstilo se ele rit kisa'd thee, and press'd the tera And stil'a me ORC mose to and fail'd me Doy heart. to rest rit 68. Music Alone Shall Live (Three part round) Moderato Ou German Roma All things shall part - way 20- der the sky (Hol for ending only) 31 Ma - sc tage shall tire, Music lace soit llte, Ha . l . lote sau DEY - er 19 Secret 12,3 tot tin & Sort, ik. Watch Street, New York P. N. Y.

·69. Like As a Father (Canon for Equal Voices) Moderately Music by CHERUBINI I Like as a father pl-tleth his chil-drea, So the Lordhathmer.ch fear Hiro; Ulkeasa father pl-tleth, pl-tiet his chil.drea, 111 like as a fa-ther pl-tleth his children, so the Lord hath 8 so the Lord hath mer-cy, *fear Him. so the Lord hath mer-cyonthem that fear, on them that the Lord hath mer-cy, the Lord hath mer-cyon them that fear Him; 1. mer - cy, the Lord hath mer . cy od them that fear Hlm. small notes are for a final ending. Copyright 1932. ). I, Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 47th Stroof, New York 19, N. Y. 70. Non Nobis, Domine (Three-Part Canon) A literal translation would read, "Not ta tas, O Lord, not to us, bus to Thy nene give glosy." Non no-bis, Dom - 10-e, Non na bis, From Palm CXV Music by WILLIAM BYRD sed nomla. Non houbis Dom - In- OR DO bis sed Non 20-bis, Doon. B. , non no sednom lo- O da da glor . I-am, rom-la-1 tu . O da gloriam sed Rom-la-> to bis, sed gom-10-1 da glor 1. am sed 2. (Last time) Dom . fo.. I.am. glar Non bo-bls, BO. Dom . la.e, Mon da glor.1.am. co-dis, dom - in. no-dly, Yon. o గంది. Dom-in-1 o da glor. 1. an. Moa Copyright 1992. J. J. Robbins & Son, Inc., 21 Wost 4th St, New York 19, N. Y.

·71. Ye Watchers And Ye Holy Ones 17h Conists Germat Xidlody Words by ATHELST AN RILEY With digrity Bright watchersand ye ho-ly ones, 2. Respond ye soulsise dless test, (melode) 1. Ye watchers and yo ho-ly ones, 2. Re-spond. Je souls lendless rest, Bright seraph, Cherubim and pa-rrkarchs and prophets (unelady) ser-afh, cher. *- dim and pa-trl-archs and prophets la! Cry throces,- Alle Blest, Alle throsis, Hlest, Alle - fu la? Alte 10. la! OLY do-mio - ioas, princedoms, pou'res, ho-lyrkelse, ye tartyrs strong, tues, archan-gels angel saints triumphant,raigethe All Cry Ye out dominions princedams,powrs, ho-ly tuere, ye mas-lyts strong, (Descant) A $0247 Alle 11 la, Al letů Alle tres arch angels sta le · 30 · la xaltis ect.chart, Alle .la Crawih lobang bore, ont, 72 Winter Street, tu YA 19.1.

·72. Cast Thy Burden From "ELIJAH"
Adagio 1:56
Music by FELIX MENDELSSOHN
(Vloilas)
PPT
Cast thy
PP
bur-den up-on the Lord;
Add He ahati sus.
cresc
tale. thee; He never wu syf-ferthe right-eous to fall, He is at they
(TCSC
right hand. Thy mer-cy, Lord, is great,
and far aboro the
cresc
heav'n's,
Let ose be made a sham
that
P
poco rall.
174
Theet
walt
tip-On
Copyright 1997. I. Robbins & Sons, Ine., 221 W43t Arth Street, New York 1%, NY

·73. Love Me Or Not Wordt by THOMAS CAMPION யy TECCHI Slowly OT Rat 1. Love 2. Could 1 Lore her I Last 07 Or that It lawful chat were L-ayo not Her kau14 Pol-low her needs taust Oh! that she charm... Soft-ly that one should heari. Ally de- Elgetlight, All my wlshd comforts gire;- Howsich in her, How AU my desire should be Her to # - dore. Her 12 rall, ad lib. Sustained tapery! to alto should livet Lote me or sot, Lore her Austar rall assai ale; Leart we Pol-lovher Deeds must 1. Copyright 199.tobtons & Sortint, 21 Westh 37***, New York 19. NY.

·72. Cast Thy Burden From "ELIJAH"
Music by FELIX AENDELSSOHN
(Vlofins)
Adagio
1.66
PPT
Cast thy
PP
bur-den up-on the Lord;
A
And He shall sas.
cresc
tala thee; He derer will saf-fer the right-eous to fall, He is at thy
cresc
right hand. Thy mer-cy, Lord, is great,
and far above the
CRYSC
hear'a's,
Let coge be made a sham
P
that
P
mj poco rall.
PP
walt
Thee!
up - 09.
PP
Copyright 1952, 1. tobbins & Sons, Inc., 271 Wort (7th Sterl Now York 11, N Y.

·73. Love Me Or Not Words by THOMAS CAMPION * by SECCHI Slowly 1. Love the 2. Could 1 or not, en chant Lore her 1 most OT Or that lt lawful vere Leate to or Her would i Dot Pollow her needs must 1;-- Oh that she chart. Soft-ly that one should hearl Alloy demilight All my wish'd con forts gire; flowrich in ker How All my desire should be Her to & dore. Her Tall. ad lib. Sustained m happy! tou-alte shools live! with ice Loyo me or not, Lote her 1st or rall assai os cot, Follow her teeds uit 1. Cooriga 12.stbo Som, I.721 Went th Sem. New York 19, NY

·74. The Lords Prayer
Sloxis and sererectis
Uri I HARX1 X. VILOY
Av. Jury of my
Oa: Fa-ther, which art la hear's Halloretbe Thy, Tykoche,
A Little Fester
Thy will be cose on earth as it is to hear.ca.
G!re st! Ce ca
cal.ly bread and forgive us our delts
as
We fer-stre car dest.Crs,
Slozly
Lead es tot 18-to tempo ta - t!on- bat de - Ilr-er us from
e. Til; For
Faster
Thice is the king.com, 200 the rose
22d the
ry for .t۲۰۴۲
A. men
men
and e-er,
Copyright 1952, J. J Robbins & Sons, Inc., 21 West oth Street, New York 19. N Y.

·5. As Torrents In Summer Music by EDWARD ELGAR Vords by H. W. LONGFELLOW As torrents in 890-ter, Half dried la thelr channels, So hearts that are falat-lag, Grow full to o'er - flow-Ing And Sadded-ly Ise - Sad-dets - ly rise, tho' the sky is sill cloud-less, the theyibat behold'It, they that behold it Mar · vel, and know. Rot, For rala, That God for tale that God has been at their for sale that God sty Is difti cloud-less Por rala, Mar-Tel, and know not That God, 12. D.C. their fall-108 far fourtalas, Far fall-lag, rain has been lall-lag Paroff at their foun-talas... Par fat fous talas oft ofi_has been tai -ig fer oft far oft has been fałs-laoft, fer all, fur Copyright 2.1 taonSim. 721 West Om Sneel. Min York 19, N Y.

·76. Welcome, Sweet Pleasure
Lightly and rather fast
Nork by THOMAS PEELLES
Arr. by 11. R.
1. Wel.come sweet picas.cre, My wealth and treasere To haste car
2. Orlet is als . dalo . fol, Soitish and palo.fal, Thea walt
ou
plas-lag There's no de- lay lagu to, 60,00, 20, 20,00, pococo, to, to, to, to
P
pleasure, and lose co lels -ure,
This mleth de-lightsme when sorrow frights me Thenslagwe all:Fa la la la(la)
Heart'sease it lead-eth and comfort serd-ethi
12.
ia
1a. Then slag we
all: Fa la la
(la) ja
la
Copyright 1952, 4. J Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 Wost 47th St., New York 19, N. Y.

·Music by LVOVSKY
77. Hospodi Pomilui*
(Ard, Have Mezce Upon Us)
Slowly and ferrently
broaden
>>>>
Fine
>>>>
Hos.podi Posilsi, Hos-podi Pomilal, Hospodi Posil
Fast el. 12) Sing the pasase Hospodi Pomilui on each note, a foreach syllable,
gradually diminisk
Slow doak D.C.
u Bosisodes Pout me
I prema korruiment sa ww juu one chored should be played for each phrase is the dut Kocios
Corn Sito Sory, in
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·76. Welcomc, Sweet Pleasure
Lighlig and rather fast
Marie by THOMAS FELKE
Anby 1. LE
1. Vel.com sitet gicas.cre, My wealth and treas-et. To baste che
2. Orlet is dis . dala fal, Sof-t.sh
and pala-fel, Theo valt
$lay-log There'sco de-lay - lag!
pleasure, And losero lele ure 0,70,80, 20, 190o porabo CO, CO, to,
This marth ce-lightsnewned sorrow frights of Theaslegue ell:fa la la lalla)
Heart's easo it lerd-ethasd comfort seadeth
712
la
ia. Then sing we
all: Fa la 7a (18) la
la.
Copyright 1952, 1. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 17th St, New York 19, N. Y..

·Music by LVOVSKY 17. Hospodi Pomilui (Lord, Have Mercy Upon Us) Slowly and ferrently broaden ”<=f މު<<< Pos-podl Pollal, Hos.podl Porcikal, Hospodi Pomil Fast ed:72) Sing the phrase Bospodi Pomilui on each note, a difor each oyiladie. } gradually diminish mp slow dosen D.C. mp Pronunciat00: Hot-so-dee Pool-wet 11 pro accompagiment si use Fuse Do chord sbould be played for each brase in the lat section Cearnight 1982 . fobbin som inte 21 West ktk 3*, How York 19, N. Y.

·VIII. MY CHRISTMAS LIST OF SONGS
78. You're On My Christmas List
Noderately
HARRY WILSON
All the lit-tle boys and girls A - long a-bout this time
are
writ-lag dout the thlags they Kect la pretty soufd-lag rhymes.com
still be-llere in
San-ta Claus And all the joy he brlogs,..
This
song explaids my OD-ly hope while
all the whole world slags.
Refrain strict rhythm
mp
You're On My Christmas List,
I're placed you dun-ber one
And
Copyright 1952. 3. 3 Robbins & Sons, Inc. 222 West 17th Street, New York 19. N. Y.

·I have sent a
let . ter. to San-ta just for fan, You're On My Christmas
To see if Sapta brings me fuck or
List, And I can hardly wait
Smoothly
bp
wiu he seal toy fate
How well do
re-member The way wesak Dood
Now
u see you in
De-cem-ber, No klss and no reply,
Strict rhythm
But
Ing. For things you cant te - sist,
wish
comes the time for
first of all, cuy
dar - ling - You're On My Christmas List

·VIII. MY CHRISTMAS LIST OF SONGS 78. You're On My Christmas List Moderately Words md Mixsit by HARRY WILSON All the lit-tle boys and girls A - long a-bout this time- Are welt-lng down the things they want, la pretty sound-log rhymes, still be-lleve la San-ta Claus And all the joy he brings, This song ex-plalos my oe-ly hope while all the whole world sings. Refrain strict rhythm And You're on My Christmas List, I've placed you num-ber one Copyright 1952, J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 47th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·GIL
& - long Ilt-tle relo-deer Olta - loogi Cov-er
OT
C7
all the range to-pight.
It's a long long trail, ág áll right trall,
FY
Faim
77 Palm7 C7
Edlm
you
can bet your boots that San
la won't fall: He's A Roo-ta Toot'n
Dbam F7
San-fa Claus. And he's on his mer ry
waya Ke will round up all your
tattoo
Christmas dreams, with a ylp- py-go klayal.
He's a
HHH
ALA
+

·79. A Root'n Toot'n Santa Claus
Bright tempo
OAKLEY HALDEMAN
PETER TINTURIN
Dosim
He's A
Roo-t's Too.
San-ta Claus, Rid-la' relodeer thru the
sky. With his spurs a jin-gle jan-gle-la com and his fas - so swingin'
BL
nata
high,
He's A Roa-ta Too-t'h Sao-ta Claus, Saddle bags all packed with
toys. Thru the chimney he will bring them all... To the dreaming giris and
Copyright 1952, 3. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Wes: 671) Seat, New York 19, N. Y.

·Car-er - long lit-tle relo-deer Oit a - longi boys, 07 CZ all the range to-right. It's a long, long trail An uaight trail Rut Fdim P7 Falm787 Balm B! you can bet your boots that Santa won't fall. He's A Roo-t's Too t'a Dbalm 7 Santa Clags.and he's onlis merry way. He will round up all your JUNI Christmas dreams, with a yip . By po kl-gal... Re's a INTRO Hits ·80. I Hcard The Bells On Christmas Day Ford by HENRY V, LONGFELLOT Mfuk by J. BAPTISTE CALKIN 1. 1 Heart To Bells On Christmas Dry Their 2. thereht som, at the day And The 3. And des pelt! bow'd my head: "There 4. Then posled the belly more loud and deep:'Grad %. Tili, rink. lag, singing an Is way. The cid alar car-ols play, belles of all Chris-fexdows 13 no peace en tarth, 1 xald, is not dead, her doth Herleesi crid ni-roind fra tight to day, V. And w114 and Iweet the words to peat Ol peare on Had rolls 1 • lon tatt hre kca tone of peace ON dato is strong, and mocks the son of peace on 72 wrong 3 121 the 11 pro-rall, a peace ont A Tolce, A chime. chant subline, Of peace on earth, good will to per earth, pod will ta mer. earth, good wit to men. eerth, good wlu a mer earth, pod will to mer! Copyright 1952, 3. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 Wess 471 Strool. Now York 19, N. Y. 81. We Three Kings Of Orient Are Moderately slow byl. H. HOPKINS, JR. Descans by H. R. 1. Wo Three Kines or o rent sro, Braying xifts we traversea - far, Field and fountain, 2. Born a Xire on Bethleher's plains. Ocid1 bring to crown Hima-ain: King for-fr.fr, Velchior Refrain Slightly faster Oh, X5g, Slar of Oh, moor and mountain, Fol-low-ng yon-der stat, ceas Ing NCY -er, Ourer us all to right. Star of kon-der, Star of Wight, Star 05 Slar $0 bright, Guide to Light. Roya. Be&u-ly brighe Westward tead-ing, still proceed-Ing, Galde us to thy per-teet Light. (Cupar) 3. Frantisctose to offer here I Incenk tos Deity nigh; Prayer and praising, al near Worship Him God on higs. (Cho) (Balbos) 4. Myrrh s mine, is breer perfume Breathes life of gathering gloom. Sastowisg, lichide, blending, dring. Seulet the stone-cold tomb. (Cbo.) AU) 3. Glorious Aow behold Him anke, King and God and Sectice: Hann sags Allehah, 'Allelujah the curih replies. (Cool Copyright 1952, 1. Rabbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 47th Street, New York 1

·82. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
Words by EDI'IN 11. SEARS
Alstic by RICHARD S. WIL25
Descant
P
1. It Came Up-08 The Mid-dlght Clear, That glo-tlaus song of old,
2. St!l thro' the clo-ten skles they come, 13th peace-fal wings at furled;
3. For 1o! the days are has-t'oing on. By proph.ets seen of old,
Prom 22-gels bend-Ing near the earth, To touch their harps of Fold:
And still their hear'a- ly tu-sle floats O'er all the weaty
world:
When Ith the ex .er .eff-elldg years Shali come the time fore told,
"Peace on the earth, good will to men from heav'a's all gra-clous Klagi"
Above Its sad and low - ly plaids They bend OA hop-ring wlog,
When the new hear's and earth shall own The Prioce of Peace their King,
VP
The world is
And
30l-Em2 still-ness lay To hear the angels sing.
o'er lis sa - bel sounds The blessed angels sing.
ABS the whole world send back the song Which gor the angels sing,
Copyright 1992. Zobtons & Soat, tas, z1 West 47th Streal, New York 19. NY

·83. Jingle Bells In this arrangement the old one horse sleigh has been brought up-to-date. Swing it out us if you were behind the wheel of an open roadster. Il anyone can pluck 1 string bess ir makes a good sccompaniment. JAMES PIERPONT Arr. by H. R. 7 1. Dashing throughthe scow In a one-horse o - pen sleigh, Oer the fields we 2. Day or two a - go, I thought I'd take a ride, Soon Miss Pan-cy 3. Now the ground Is white, Go It while you're young! Take the girls to- Jln. Ele, jin-gle, Jin gle, jio-gle, Jingle 80, Laugh-Ing all the way. Bells on bob-tall rieg, Nax-lag spir- fts Bright Was seat-ed at my side. The horse was lean and lank Mis-fortune seemed his night, And sing this sleighing song. Just get a bobtailed day, Two-for-ty for his Bells, Jin gle Bells! Jin. gle, jio-gle, jin - gle, bright, What fun it is to ride and sing A sleigh-lng song to-night! tot, He got into a drift-ed bank, And we, we got up set! speed, Then hitch him to an open sleigh,Andcrack, you'll take the lead. Jia jin-gle, Jin gle Bells, Bells, gle Copyright 1952, ! I. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 West 17th Street, New York

·Ohjin-gle,
Oh,jla-gle,
No-gle Bells!
Jla-gle Bells!
all
the
oh, jia-gle, jingle, jingle.
way
Oh, what fun.
Oh, oh, oh oh ohphi 12.
Hey, hey!
one borse per
sleigh
Oh one horse open sleigh!
sleigh'or,ch, cho ph!
Hey, hey!
Now itRite cous latte original rhytem,

·84. A Happy New Year
In a gay mood
Words and Music by
EDWIN ORE
Hap
PY
New Year
is my wish for you
louri
glyo a
toast
and
say:
Let the
peo
ple
shout
and the
bells
sing
out
For
you
On this
HOI
day.
Copyright 1952. J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Wost oth Shreel, New York 19, N. Y.

·Bag
РУ
New Year
and good luck to
you
12
e-try thlag you
May you
pros - per and have
good
cheer,
Intel Fish you
Bap-py New
Year.
Year.

·84. A Happy New Year
In a gay mood
Words and Music by
EDWIN ORE
Hap
PY
New Year
Is
joy!
our!
wish for you,
te give a
toast
and
say:
Let the
peo
ple
shout
and the
bells
sing
out
Fos
you
on this
Hol
day..
Copyright 1952, J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Wost 47th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·Rap
py
New Year
you
and good luck to
la
ev-ery thlag
you
May you
fros - per and have
good
cheer,
Intel wish you
12.
Hap-py New
Year.
Year,

·85. The Moon Shines Bright Enclub Carol An. by H. RH, Originally an Easter cwol which is also suitsble for the Christ. & Hon Moderately fast 4. The moonshoesbrightandthestarsgirealight a little before the day: Oar- 2. Awake, a - wake, good people, all, A-wake and you shall bear, The- 8. The ille of mag is dut do spaniad cut down in its flower, we're 4. My song is done, I nastbe.gode, I stay colonger here; Ood. might - y Lord He looked on tus And bade as a wake and pray. Lord our God dled on the cross for as He loved. Son dear. here today, to mor. Tow gone, The crea-teres of bless you all, both great and small. And send you a glad. New Year. an hour, 86. O Come, All Ye Faithful Latin Hymn, 17.6 Content Translated by P. OLKELEY Adeste Fideles 1. O come, an ye laithful, Joyful and trup-ant, 2. Sing.chors of Ongels, Sing in er-ul. 14-tion, A-des - fe, f.de . Its, Lattr-un-phan-tes, O Comey, o come ye to sing, alle rillrens of Vente, nen) - te in hear'n a bore: Seth - te hem. Como no , Ross Xing of 4-ss Omme, let us - GIO - Ty to God In the highest, glory! O come, tetus - Na - tum ide . fe Re-kero angloruot, Venite, s-dodi 1-2.dore Hias, o come let us * -dort him, o come, let us adore lm, re-mus, l'ete, a.do . re-mus, Vent - fet a.dore-tes Christ the Lord. Do. minum, Copyright 1952, 1, 1. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 21 West 47th Street, New York 19. N. Y.

·87. Hark! The Hearld Angels Sing Words by G. WESLEY Missic by FELIX MENDELSSONN-BARTHOLDY 1. Marks the her-ald an.gels slag, Ola-ry to the nexdora King;Peaceonearth and 2. Oracleus bond of earth and sky, Barathát raato more may dle, Bora toraļse the 2 Harki How the angels sinki Mait,to the mer.cymuld, Godard singers reconciled. SODs of earth, Born togte them second birth. Joy-ful, all ye nations Tise, Hall, the heavhbora Prlaceof Peace! w born Kine. Glo py! Joln the triumph of the skles; With th'angelichosts proclalm, Christ is born in May the Sund Righteousness! Light and lifeto all he brlogs, Rly-awith healing Oh, Blo Glory to the no born Xina! Beth. Ie-hem. Hark! the ber-ald an-gels slag, Glory to the newbora Klag! fs His wings. Haski the her-ald angels sing. Gia-sý the new-bora Kings Copyright 1952. ! ! Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 7th Street, New York 19, N. Y. 88. God Bless All (Four-part round) (Singidree times). Dodbless all good friends here, A merry mer-ry Christmas and a Happy New Year! (Coenie jell perth date fixfihed round.) !GIT Merrymer.sy.onet.ty, terry Christ was And a Hap-py New Year! (Bers) der-ty, merry Christmasand Happy New Year! Copyright 1944. 1 Iobbing & Sons, Inc. 21 Wort 47 5). New Yox 19, N 1.

·89. Pat-A-Pan ta wlt. Lim, bring your lit 16 tum, l.In, bring out the *.*han the men of ff. dry. Ta the King S. food and min 49.dsy beste in funt than itu an rom, Andor nisr, Oath Soler SARA + S'an, pal-panpaldi-pun, #1 2.1, Pathfararpia-pan.f44542 29 Whit you litr yn from all metry hills TUnu-re. Sa, Tu - Te 12.re . fu, 7.4.tes, Pat-apian, Pat-apr.-IN, Potodepaisa - fan, Carrbr On they So be sity, * pinat - -41, 8:44. Dan pat.1-991 Pan.pat-a-pan. Panpat-a-parfat- MY What you drum ዘ ነህ درد کی plny. Les our play. So their hearts were $ay, Sing and darre this Christ ... and Chris- Yay. Y- NA part, R. &.pan, p1.8. Dan, (HOO abore Copyelga 1952. I Roubin & Sone, ine , 21 Wost 17th Street, New York 19. N. Y. 90. Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mild Like a Lollaby French Carol Arr. by ETHEL GREEN Soprano . Jos eph dearest. Joseph mild, Help me rock my 7-trinid, God vin rive you 2. M. Ty dlaret, Mary me. I will get your "Kin-delein" Godwin give se 3. £.01. ld,lut - ta, 13. 12.by. Hm. Lu-1.8, lul 13, Alto Mary your re-art my C-kar 4.IIby in hear's & torte In here's a. tore, Hm Tho Son The Child The Son of Virgin of Virgin May Vied by DETT:sion of the Green

·91. Rise Up, Shepherd, An' Follow
Moderately tast
SPIRITUAL
drs, by H. RV.
low,
fol-low
lok, Rise up, shepherd, an'
Follow the star of Bethlehem,
Rise up,shepherd, as' fol-low.
Ist Verse
(Solo)
(Salo)
2nd Verse
- lead to the place where the Sav-lours born,
get your folks, you'll for - get your herds,
Alse up,shepherd, as fol-low.
Leave your sheep an leave your fambs, Rise up, shep-herd, an'
fol-low
D. C.
Le to your eves an
feare your fams, Rise up, shepherd, an follow
Copyright 1992, 3 I. tokbin I YLINE 2 Weet 7th St, New York 19, N. Y.

·92. Star Of The East Moderato mp ordt by GEORGE COOPER Music by AMANDA KENNEDY th 1. Star Of The East, oh Beth - fe-hem's star, 2. Star Or The East, thou hope of the soul, Gula - Ing alle 'round 3 On here Heaves a. cark 011-10K's fart roll, Sorrow aad Lead Us Srom are to FIRA luuld by thy light, Thoa hope of each portal la death's lone-ly. gio - sy a'. far Thos Star Of The East, thou sueet Beth - Je hen's star. alght? Duet Sweetly Uh star that leads to God. above! whose rays... are Peace and Jay and Love! Watch o'er D. C. Ille... hath ceased, Beam 02. bright star, street Beth-ledem star! Copyright 1952. Rabbins & Sons, Inc.: 221 Wess 6th Street, New York 1%, NY. fy ·93. Lo, How A Rose* Not too slaxly but with severance Matic by MICHAEL PRAETORIUS Vords dy HARRY R. WILSON Arranged by H. R V. retard Lo, bow Rose eer growing. From Lo, how this Rosecame spring - 10 MP tender toat $8.jah did Top In time has sprung, TO all the world be stow-ing What men of old pro-claim while all the heayns were sing- iss, The Rose by Ma retard A little parter Broaden have song, ty to me, There bloomeda lovely flows Through God's al-might.y pows Though win.ter's The world sal retard midnight was the hour. cold was blow va . tion bring ing And • ing Thonga) mid · night *a$ t&e kaur. mid-night was bogs. When Iing in your parts unaccompanied, use Key of G Coortight 1943, Robbim I Soms, tas, 94. Christmas Bells by HARRY R VILJON (Three Part Round) Moderately fast Christmas bells sløg, Bong, bongdong, Cas - 01.ert sing, La, 12. ki, Mcr-ry.met.ty,merry Christ-ross, Anda hap-py New Yeast Cupright the dobbime Soul ·IX. JUST FOR FUN 95. A-Razz-A-Ma-Tazz Brightly Lyrics by IRVING TAYLOR Music by DAVE COLESLAN ASZ - Razz-A-Ma-Tazz,- A. Razz-A Ma - Tazz. PT 2 {then lore then ? that's time hear rag plea - ty of jazz, lose all my cares BL Bbm C+ Cm D75+ sweet, Noth. In too smart Noth-too soft. and and nothin' too nothin' too slow, 09 Om7 C7 Somethin' 30 catch y that 'il crazy when that tick - le horg starts my feet, to blow Copyright 1952, d. I. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 21 West 17th Street, New York 19, N. Y.

·07 AST Hazr. A la Tait Rear is is SOKO - thing to What re . quest 1 C7 when I'm out danc when I'm cut dasc slag. Inga cheer, my Sun-day best, Bbm Bbm6 Cm D7 5+ D7 Can't tell you why Out love what It one of the bos, on the floor squares, Razz-a - Razz-A · Razz - A Na-Tazz. And when the band gives Po C $26 rigtity and stout Tazz, ·96. Hokey Pokey Here is Florida version of all on Saturday Night Take it easy (follow indication of ords) PLY-PARTY GAME You put your right foot la...You take your right foot out, Youput your D7 (Put hands under the chin, right foot in and shake it all a-bout, and then you do the hok-ey (Point and shake finger, more one position to right) Dalms down, and turn around once, sitaying in skytkim) G (Short) AN pok-ey, And you turn your-self a-bost, and that's what It's all about. Hey! Copyright 1952, 3. 3 Robbins & Sons, Inc. 221 West 17th Street, New York 19, N. Y 97. Zum Gali Gali PALESTINIAN FOLK SONG (laut time) (Last time) 1. He-cha-lutz le 'man a-vodah; A-ro-dah le 'mas hecha-lutz. 2. Hecha-lutz le 'man had'tu-labi- Habtu-lah le 'man hecha-lutz. 3. He-sha-lom le 'man ha'a. min. Ha'a-min le 'man hasha-lom. Zum ga-li ga-ll ga-li, Zum ga-ti 8a-di, Zum ga-il gallgati,zumga-ll gall. Translation of Hebrew words: 1. The pioneer is for work; work is for the pioneer. 2. The pioseer is for his girl; his girl is for the pioneer. 3. Peace is for all patioas; all nations are for peace. Copyright 1957, s. ), Robaini & Sons, Inc., mm Wert 4th St, New York 19, N, Y.

·41, by H. R. W. 98. A Musical Nightmare This one is the tesult of the fertile imagination of a group of ciupes n stunt night. Driek to me 09-ly with thiae eyes All thru the night. 1 dream of Jean.ale with the light brown hair AU thru the night. A little faster rit. Soft the drowsy hours are creep-log We sit here and keep, on eat-ing and we Faster Slowly won't be home until OTD ing, All thru the night Corright 1952.Robbins & Sons, the 221 West 47th Street, New York 19, N. Y. 99. Old MacDonald Hurt you se ured the way of singing "OU A&Dondd HateForm Last Us OU MK Donski bod tum, Leneeicht An da mu barm bebu (u this point the kerier shouts out the game of an animal, Detson, of plant F4-1-ci Then Nl yn yn ofanga Babout it Then you wa Rain unging Old MacDonald, as above, As bact. of designated person, stout bother turne May be coatinued us long as interest is Esales Luulet shers bell sak, The Beur Vest Oret the Moudrain 1958 - All 330x, The Old Gray Mase Lucbaer - dll 15. Stet Adeline (or something appropriate) tuin! whistle and cap. 'Turkey in the Sert Lulet should eapisa in drunce the beeste something and for them to lissen it ba spot Jousto 100g the usual nude. Coppet 115. Estos son ine, 21 Wo: 4314 54., New York 19, N. Y.

·Meris 67 DOMENICO SAVINO 102, The Little Band (From a complert concert version) Like a Polka (Sopranos) Loo loo loo loo too foo too loo loo joo, Fear the stres clarl-cet (Allos) Tenor) Pah pah pah, The horos bow play the rohsch roh roh rah son roh rohroh oh Roh roh (Bass) my Pom pom pom gam pom pom pom pom pom pom poms slag, Ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta, Hear the golden Trian-pet ring: off beat, pah pah pah pah pah pah pah pal pah. roh ros roh roh roh oh, oh, ils -ten to the side from-boves. pom pom pom gom pom Pom And the tuba plays the down beat. Here is another accumulative sans to be sung as follows. (1) Soprises (clarines and trumpess) mione, (2) tenors (trombones) alone, (3) basses (osba) and altos (horns) together, (4) all parts together singing ou neutral syllables Rutes on doo, trumpers oa het, borns on Pab, trombones on roh, tuba on pom. Then repear in shis minnes: sopranos, whistle, altes and basses singing om on each syllable; coors, hum. Copyright 1952, 1. 1. Robbins & Sons, Inc. 21 West 47$. New York 19, N. Y.

·103. Chumbara Gaily CANADIAN COLLEGE SONG Bb7 1. Chun-ba-rachum-ba-ra, chum-ba-T2 chum-da-sa,chum-ba-za- 2. Fy-do-lee, fy-do-lee, fy-do-lee, fy-do-lee, fy-do-lee, 3. Chor-der-ski, chox-ber-ski, choxber.ski, chox-ber-skl,chau-ber-ski,. B57 cham-da-ta, chum chum chum chumchumchumchumchumchur chumbara,chumbara, fy. dolee, fy fy fy fy fy fy fy fy fy fy-dolee, fydolee, chor ber-ski, chow chow chow chow chow chow chow chow chowchouberskichouberski, B57 E (shout) PANA chumba 13- thom-ba-sa, churn-ba-ra, chum ba-ra, chum chum! fy-do-leefy-do-lee, ty-da-lee, fy-do-lee, fy fy! chow-ber-eki, chów.ber-ski,chow-ber-ski.chow-ber-ski chow chowi Copyright 1952. . Mobbins & Sons, Inc. 221 Well 7th 5*, New York 19, N. Y. 104. I'm Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad Sourhem Mountain Dury With a swing As Sung by RALPH TAFFERELLER Y 2. Oh, 1. I'm goin' down the road [eel - ld' bad, feel ta' bad; I'm to dal - Sar shoes hurts my feet, hurts my feet; on, 3. Oh, fire dat . lar shoes fits neat, fits 'em neat; on, F BS gola' down the road feel . ia' dad. I'm goin' down the road feel - in! two dos • Bar shoes hurts my feet, Oh, two dol - lar shoes hurts my flre dol - lar shoes fits 'em Reat. On, fire dollar shoes fits 'em DT Ons F b34, LIH4-y, Land fert, wawa.y, Law ! Trat, Lady, Land I ain't ala't FOR . ta be treated this a - way. gOQ-de treated this 4-way 809 - Da be treated this a - Way. Copri 1751. J I Ibbons Sons fne, 2Western St, Hor Part 19, N Y.

·Muit by DOMENICO SAVINO 102. The Little Band (From a complete coacert version) Like a Poika (Sopranos) Loo loo fool. 100 100 lookoo los loo, Hear the silver claritet altos) w (Tenor) Pah pah pah, The hors sow play the Rah rah rohroh roh 50 roh roh oh rohroh oh (Bass) Fam pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pon slag, ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ts, Hearthe golden truum-pet ring offbeat, pah pah pah pah pah pah pah pah pah. roh rah roh roh ron roh, oh, its ten to the slide trombones. pom pom pom pom pos pom and the to ba plays the down deal., Here is another accumulative song to be sung is follows (!) Sopranos (ctures and compete klone, (2) tenors (crocoses) alone (7 betres (ruba) and altos (horos) together, (4) 2! parts bokecher singing on neutral syllables fures un loo, trumpets on ss, borns et pab, tromboses sa rob, tuba on pom. This sepear in this manner: sopsigos, whosele, utros and basses sioging &# on each syllable; fract, krusts, Copyrigh: 1952, I. 3. Robbins & Sons, Inc.. 27! West ich St, New York 19, N, Y.

·103. Chumbara CANADIAN COLLEGE SONG Gails 2 1. Chut-ba-ra, chum-ba-ra, cham-ba-ra,... chum-ba-sa, chum - 82-58 2. Wy-do-leena fy.da.lee, fy-do-lee {y-do-lee, fy-do- leeg 3. Chox ber-ski, thox-ber-ski, chos-ber-ski, chox-ber.sk],chow-ber-ski, 857 ES NAMUN AN esperar - chur-ba-ra, chumchuchuchun chumchumchumchumchur chumbarachumbara, {y-du-lee, fy fy fy fy {y fy fy fy fy fy-do tee, fydo tee, Chorber-ski, chow chow charchow chow chow chaw choruchowchouberskichouborski, Bb7 (Skout) R! shum-ba-rachum-ba-sa, chus-ba-sa, chum ba-ra,chum chuta! fy-do-lee, {y-do-lee, fy-da-lee, fy-do-lee, fy fy? chow-ber-ul chow-DEF-ski.chow-bet-ski,..chow-bers, chow chow! Hit Cosyright 1957. & tobbins & Sons, lac., zai West 47sh BtrumNew York 19. N.Y. 104. I'm Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad Souhr Mountain Duty A Sunt by RALPH TAFFERELLER With a swing 2. Oh, 1. I'm gola' dow she road feel . In bad, feei - in bad; I'm *o Gol - lar shoes hurts my feet, hurts my feet; oh, 3. Oh, fire do1 - Jar shoes fits em Deat, Fits em peat; oh, B) my leet. gals' cow the road feel in bad, i'm golo'down the road fee! - In' to do Jayshoes hurts Oh, tuo dol - Iar shoes hosts my fire Gol - lar shoes fits per seat, Oh, fire dollar shoes fits 'em CZ P 07 F mer Gm bad, Land-y, Lawd I 1-1, L2*4-y, Laid 1 teat, Luud-y, la* 1 ain't SOA na be treated this à - Hay alo't GOA - Da be treated this Alo't fog - na be treated this a say. Ay. Coors 1942.1? tota Sot tas, West OR , New Y** 19. N Y.

·Music by XIRIENICO SAVINO 102. The Lirtle Band (From a complese concert version) Like a Poika (Sopranos) Loo too loo too loo joolooloo loo 100, Hear the sit - ver clar-i-eet Altos) (Tenor) Pah pah pah, The horns cow play the Roh roh rohren roh ron roh rok roh ronron roh (Bass) Pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pom pom sing, ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta ta la, Heas the goiden {rum-per ring. off beas, pah pa) pah pah pah pah pah pah pah. roh soh ron roh roh ron,on, lis - ten to the slide trombones. pom pom pom pompom pom And the tuba plays the dau'n beat. Hert » nosher accumulsis ve sone to be usg a follows (D) Soprahos (casinets and trumpets) alone (2) cenors (trombones) alone {basses f tuba) and altas { boses) sogether, (4) all parts cogecher singing on & sutsal Hables Puips on loo sumpers on w noras on poh mbones on rob, ba on pom Then repeat in the manner sopranos, whistle, altos and basses singing om on ecb syllable, tenors, hum New Yory 19, NY Copyright 1952) Robbins & Sons Inc, 221 West 47th $!

·Old Folks At Home (Cont'd) 2 That is where my lonely heart istumine esets, Iwant to set My. Altays from my heart I rls heef&plug-is-lion, inbeen around the world Theret wertoy heart is turn tong Ing for the ett ing Fan tlas And tot os, just 10 st by folks, tald 2-TOUR the world I'm going home for that is where the old fórxa niny. Buy en sy where I miss the foltt at mano. od old foss folks stay. hone. Yes 21, the world ar sad D%,*hy did I are home, 213 woris 30 sad an drear ·105. Old Folks At Home. remember yours ago sering the famous catetrainer George Cohan tap dence to "Old Folks * Home". The orchestra, slased in a stomp aantr as illustrated in this rangemene while ait fere kepe in intriguing dance panet. Perhaps there is a tsp dances in the class who can drock while you siag. STEPHEN C. FOSTER Patter Arr. by H. R. (Girls) T 4-way, a.way, A1 up and down, Als by and down, Melody (detected} Boys) Downt upon The beast Up and dow) and up and 'Way All Detacted down upon the Swa up and down the whole ful and love - lysna-net down the whole cre-1-15en, Al least a thousand miles, Itakes me ver - Y sad, 2 sala – Thomand tiles, SD very very RIY tion Sed Athoutand mites is Teryfer to be 4-way from home, Tokso that at the lalts are missing powhere'er ! %D B411 hat (silver want to bates no matter where I WIT TOIDU There's 51333 Copyright 1952. 3. 3. Robbins & Sons, Inc., 221 Yat 471 Sweet, Now York 39, N. Y.

·X A TRIBUTE TO OUR COUNTRY. 106. God Of Our Fathers National Hymn Words by DANJEL C. ROBERTS Aletic S, GEORGE W. ARREN Trumpets, before each verst 1. Ood of ous fa-thers, whose ki-mighty 2. Ty love dl. Tide hath led the 3. From war's d-larms, from dead - ly pest - 4. Re-fresh Thy people on their toli - some U hand past, deas - ty lecce, Lexds forth to all the starry band this free land by Theegur lot Is Cast: Be Thy strong arm ber ep-er sure de-fense: Lead as from night to Dev-er-ending-day; 2 of shia-ing worlds sples.dor thro the skies, Be Thou our Hal. er, Board - a2, Jalde and Stay, Thy true sig - lan our hearts 1 - crcase, Fiti all OUT ilves les love and grace re dl . yine, Dur grate - fa? songs be - fote Thy throte a rise, Thy word our lax, Thy paths BUY cho • st way. Tby boon-teous good-sess cour • Ish in peace. And glo - ry laud and praise be er Thise, os A-mer. Copyright 1957, 1 Robbins & Sons, Inc. 21 West 47sh, New York 19, N4 ·Old Folks Ac Home (Conr'd) 3 Ху home, sweet home, The world is standdreary ering where I seer to mode) 3 raam til ney.er leave my horpe . galts, LV ry time I do my heart is sad and WEAT- ON, Lawdy, how my heart grow wear mp Oh merermore il roam Mar Away from home, On never more t'll roama - faraway from home. trom the old foix at home,

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·107. Land Of Our Birth Although the author of these words was English the upliment expresses universal patriotism. The little ptciude and prepada may be omitted. RUDYARD KIPLING (1865-1936) LOVELL MASON (1792-1872) Av. by H. R. W. Majestically Soprano A-mer- CA, To thee we sing. Amer -1 - ca! Baritone myerli A-mer-1.ca, A mer. 1 - 6a, To thee we sing. A . mer. 1. cal A-mer-1 - cal Laad of our birth, we Lard of our birth, our.. pledge to the pride, Our lore and Por whose dear faith, our Copyright 1957, Robbler & Sons, foc, 221 West zih St., New York 19, N. Y ·1 CONTENTS BY TITLE Numbe Number 33 * Across The Wide Missouri. ford Is My Shepherd, Tho... ****** 70 ford's Prorar, The •********* After the Bolt 73 107 Amenca ... love Me Or Not 170 America o suutlul Aloos Shinet Bright, the ARS A WO Tozz Musico! Nightmare, * ....***..... 94 As Torrent In Summer.. Mutic Alond Shall live 2 As Yox Desiro Mo My Heart Ar Thy Swee! Voico. 45 16 01 Esdger Ballad, The My lord, Whal A Morning.. *coutiful Brown Eye 'Night Is Young And You're So Brouilt The.. *9Honey With Me 7 No Midis ploce Down There..... 62 2. Gragon's Goat Non Nobis Domina 70 Bull Dog O Come Ait Yo foishful. 06 Cost by Eudes .... 72 ON Yoxg. Chubora Old Folks At Home 105 Christ It The Answer 43 Old MacDonald 7 Christmas Belts ... O tove Thor Wilt Nor let Me Go........ Come Thou Almishry King. O Alalle lat Ho Wolt Wish Thoo.... Condod Song 57 *On Top Of Old Sinthy.. Cripple Creek 55 Orchestra, The 131 Duisy Bell (A Bicycle Built for Two)... PolePont 89 Doxology 29 Pow Pow Porch 100 Opep Arvor 63 Proyer Of Thanksgiving 32 Drom. A 87 Xedice Ye Pure In Heart Dreaming Ribe Up. Shepherd An Follow 91 "Drept A Dream Of Me... 3 Rock A My Soul trening Star, The 16 2012 Den Bones 2 for Above Cayuga's Wofers... Root's Toot'n Sono Claus, A.. 79 Fortwol 76 Arms $ Sidewils Of New York, The For the Beauty Of The Earth... 38 Girls Wit Never Did Wed, The ... (East Side West Side 27 18 Sissy in the Bond ..... God Be With You 743 We Meet Agon 80 Cod Bleri AR ... Solly How The light of Day, 88 Color Our fothers. Songs My Mothos Tought Mo.. 106 Sposish Guitar "Gypsy In My Soul, The. 15 9 Stand Up And Cheer.. 18 50 5:or Of The East 91 84 Stor Spangled Bonner, The.... 711 C7 Skita 's O'er, The 2 &$ Sun Of Idy Soul W 96 Tote Ma Bact to lochi 13 R2 Falls Canon 77 is Te's Me Why? ... 17 Then You Namember Me... 42 e3 There's Muses to the Air 104 10 Turnip Greens 2 Valley of the Sun 2 $4 "We fust couldn't Soy Good-bye Welcome, Sweet Placrute Wars Marching Down The Love,.... 90 ST We Thres Kings Of Orion is... 207 "Why Is Theta A Painbow In The Sty)...... 8 Worten is Chongsabla Yonies Doodle-Oodle 102 Ye Watchers And Yo Holy Ones.. 71 You're on by Christmos 141... You To Me Yout roof...... 78 Zum Goli Cols 24 Habaneto .... Happy New Year, he... Morti tha Harold Angeli Song Hesyns Resound. The Horey Poley .... Hora To Our Mountains Hapodi Pomilu Hat time in the Old Town, A Hoord The Bo'ls on Christmas Day I'm GOA' Down The Road Fedhin Bad .. In Came Upon The khudaight Clear It isa't Pour Wouth Da True Tangle Bells Joseph Doarent, loneph Mild. fond Ol Que Birth ... fogo file As A Foher..., ta bond, The Lito Poach, 22. kow A Rate Lord Jomary Amhers! copier et vongs hay bo had at your lovorila depler of music stoso.

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·CONTENTS SY TITLE Number Number $2 lord 11 My Shephard, the.. "Across The Wide Missouri. 25 Lord's Proyar, the Alter The Ball 73 109 Love Me Or Nor Arenica $$ Moon Shinas Bright, the AMARCA Ybs Beave fut 98 $$ A Ma-Tore Musical Nightmare. A 69 75 Music Alone Sholt Alva 43 Torrent in Summer 1$ My Heart At thy Sweet Voice....******* *As You Dento No 61 16 49d34 8oad, The My lord, What A Morning..... 33 "Boots Brown Eyes "Night Is Young And You're So Beautilul, The.. 62 7 o Monast With Me Ns Ridin' Pace Dow there.. 70 73 i Gregon's Cool Nom Nodis Doming... 14 Byl-Dog Come All Ye Farhluta Ol' tex... su Cost Thy Burden Chum boro Old Folks At Home 105 Christ Is The Answer....... 43 Old MacDonald Cine Bells Love Thor Win Not let Ma Ga... Come The Almighty King.. 36 Master les a Wo! With Ther....... 41 Cryurdod Song. $9 On Top Of Old Smpty........ $3 Cripple Crook 35 Orchestra, The Daity da" A Bicycle Buils for Two... Pot-p Pon Dowlogy 29 Paw Paw Patch 100 Deca tives Prayer Of Thanksgiving 39 Droom, Rooico Yo Pure in Heart Dreaming ..... 28 Rita Vs. Shephord An' Faffow 93 Dream A tidla Dreos Of Me.. 3 Rock A My Soul 64 Evenirs Soor, The 46 Rost Don Bones 22 for Abarra Coyugo's Waters 19 Root'n Toot's Somo Claut, A. 79 Forees To Arms ... $ Sidewalts Ol New Yori, The For The Boauty of the Earth... 39 (fes Side West Side). 27 Girls We Never Did Wed, The 18 Sissy In The Bond 60 Gad E. With You TH WMeer Agent 31 Sattly Now The light of Doy... God Bless AB ......... 88 Songs My Mother Tought me God Of Our Famers 306 Spanish Guror... Gyory to My Soul. This 9 Mobonpro ..... Stand Up And Choot. SO Star Of The East 92 Happy New Yeos, A... 32 Harit The Harold Angels Sing.... Stee-Spangled Banner, The. 82 Sire is Oer, The .. Heaven Resound, the Sun Of Hy sout Holey Fokay... 98 toto Me Back to tacht .... Home To Our Mountains.. 48 Hopodi Pomu.. Toties Conan Martina Bo The Old Town, A... Tell Me Why? ... 17 27 Hoard 79 Belts On Christens Dey Then You Remember Ma.. 07 es I'm Goin' Down Thy food Feelin' Sad There's Music in the Ar... .. 104 B1 Coma Upon the Midnight Cloor. Turnip Greens 56 62 114 foy Valley of the Sun $4 2 Would da trvo 'We just couldn't soy Good-bye & 31 ingle Bells Welcome, Sweat Tea sto ... 76 83 Josep Dearest, Joveph Mild. We're Marching Down The two... 57 90 Land Or Our oth We Three Kings Of Orion! Are... 107 8) Logo 4**** "Y Bs There & Rainbow In The Sky)...... 40 8 Ils At A fother. Women is Changeable 37 atto tond, the Yantea Doodle Oode 203 108 una Peach, Yo Worchers and Ya Holy Ones... 25 lo, How A 1810 You're On Why Christmas 111?. 93 tord lesery Donnerst You Tali Wo Your Dream.. 12 24 97 Zum Got Galt.. copies of songs may be had at your favorite dedos ar music 3918.

·Words by FRANCIS JCOTT KEY 111. The Star-Spangled Banner Maps JOHN STAFFORO SMITH (Standard Service Version) With spirited : 2017 O ayl cas you ace by the dawas marly ligbt, wat so proud-ly wo halld at the On the shore, dionly seen thro'the sists of the deep, where the foc) anghty host la dread thus be it ev.es whea free mea shall stand Between their loved Dama mit the twl-light's tast gleasaing? Whabroad stripes and bright stars, thro'tio per.i.cus fight Oer the allence repos.es, what is that which the breeze,o'er the tower-ing steep. Ac ! war's dea- o . In-floni Blest with vict'ry and peaco, may the beach rescued Land Pluse the ram-pasts we watch'd were so callet-ly streamsgtAnd the rock-abs' red glare, cha baraba Ne fully blow, hall conceals,bal dis-clos- CR7 Now it catches the gleam of the Plyw'r that hath made and pre-seried us a $a - fon! Thro... cod-qucr we must, for our Choros berat bag ta air, Gavo proof thro' the olght that our flag was still there. tay, doto that mora-ing first beara, Inquil glo. ry st. flected owahizet on the str**, TLS The Sun.Sparkled cause it to Jast, and this be out motto:"IA. God is our trustad The Star-Spanesed drdadex ·CONTENTS BY TITLE Number 37 tord It My Shepherd. Tho. ***** *Agrass Tha Wida Missouri........... 37 7 Lord's Proyer, The 15-5.***... Alice Tha Boll ... 100 long Me Or Not Arerica 25 120 Moon Shines Bright, The America The Beautiful .......... 93 95 A Rozt- No Toit .. Hlusiral Nighimoto, A... 75 Musit Alone Shall Ilva ............. As Torrents In Summer 45 4 Hy Heart At Thy Sweet Vaice.. *As You Desire to 61 Dodger Pollod, The My lord, whol A Morning ..... Prowlitt Brown Eyes *Nighy Is Young And You's So lagutilul, The.. Do Hons With Me No Hidin' Placs Down Thale... 87 Crogon's Gool fiat Nobis Domine .... 70 tull Dog O Come All Y faithful.. Cari Thy Bueden 72 Ol' Toros Chumbors 103 Old folis At Home 103 Carist It The Answer, +3 Old MocDonald Christmas Belts 94 Olovo Thor What Nat la Me GO......... 30 Come Thow Almighty King 34 O Mauer let Mo Walk With Thea....... Crowded Song 59 On Top Oi Old smoky.... 32 Chile Creek 55 Orchestra, the 195 Doisy on A Bicycle Built for Two..... 20 fola Pan banology tow Paw Patch 100 Deep River ...... 63 Proyo: Ol Thanksgiving 32 Lycam, A Rejoice Ya Avra In Hoort Drooming ... Rise Up. Shepherd An Follow 93 *DYUM A Latte Dream Of Me... 3 Rock. My Soul. 64 Eyonl- Stor, the .... Roll Den Bones ... far Above Coruga's Wargre.. 39 Pack' Toot'n Sonta Claus, A... arowe) to Arms. 3 Sidewolts Of New Yort, The for the Beauty Of The Eorit.... 38 East Side West Sidel.. 26 Girls We Never Did Wed, The .. 3 Siasy In The Bond God Be Will You TH W. Meet Again ... 60 31 Soldy Now The Light Of Day. R DB Songs My Mother taught be........... 106 Spanish Guitar Gypsy In My Soul, the. 15 9 Stand Up And Cheor. 50 Star Of The East ... Happy flow Yeat, A... Slot-Spongled Banner. The.. 87 Strila is Qer. The 65 Sun Of It sout 96 Toke Mo Back To Tochi 48 Tollis Conon. TT Tell Me Why? .. 17 3 Then You 1 femember Mo, 80 47 Thate My3x In The Air... 104 19 Turnip Greens 82 $ Volley Of The Ston 1 54 We lust Cavidn't Say Good-bye 31 Velcome, free Peasta 16 With Marching Down The toves, rosar, 57 90 Vis Three Kings Of Orient As... 167 41 Why there is Rainbow in the Skyl...... Woman is Chong eptia 69 Yankee Doodle-Oodio IOZ Yo Worthars And Yo Holy ORO... 25 71 You'ry Dr My Christmas (131. You tell to Your Dream, Lum Gai Con 24 God bless AN... Cool Our Fathers ..... Hebonero - Horst The Harald Angels Sing.... Hogyan Resound, the Haley Poley.. Haro 14 Out Romain Hospod! Psms .. Rot torni tra Old Town, A... I Heard The Bolts On Coralmas Day I'm Goin' Down The Wood foelix Bad # Cara Upon The Midnight Clgat. ... << foir I Would Do The ingle Bells lowoch Doolest, Joseph M34 lond Of Qur Binh -- langs ... like As A Father Lina Bond, The la trach, A. te, ko 19 ford Tonery Arters! Couples Comes al songs may be had at your lovotas desler of music or