Frederic Woodman Root piosenki

1. Bells of early morning, Cheerily to labor calling me; From refreshing slumber Do I rise and haste to answer thee. 2. Bells of Sabbath morning, Soothingly thy tones salute mine ear, Telling of the Father, Who to all his own is ever near. 3. Bells of Heav'n...

"You see sir, poor Mary, when her little Benny was drounded, her wits went out like, and she spent most of her days a talking to the waters; and one day sir, we found the poor girl drounded sir, drounded! She had gone to her boy BEYOND." Roaring and raving ag...

1. Delicate white-tinted blossom, Heavy with incense and dew, Fragile, and lovely, and tender, Long I've been seeking for you. REFRAIN Beautiful, beautiful lily, Heaven-sent emblem to me; No king in his golden grandeur Was ever arrayed like thee. 2. Pearly-h...

1. Wake the song of jubilee! Let it echo over the sea: Now is come the promised hour: Jesus reigns with sov'reign power. 2. All ye nations! join and sing, "Christ, of lords and kings, is King!" Let it sound from shore to shore, "Jesus reigns for everymore!" 

1. When the chains of slumber bind us In their golden coils at night; When we’ve left the world behind us, In a dreamy spirit flight; Then, O then, when wrapp’d in slumber, Do our hearts ecstatic leap, At the beauties without number, That appear to us in sleep...

If I were a rose---fragrant and sweet, with heart fill'd with purest, diamond dew, I'd wrap me about in leafy retreat, And quietly wait thy hurrying feet, Then blush And blossom Then blush and blossom for you. If I were a star with silv'ry light, I'd shine wi...

He kissed her lips and sailed away, And as his bark went down the bay He turned with one last look to say Good bye, sweetheart, for many a day; He turned with one last look to say Good bye sweetheart, Good bye, Good bye for many a day, Good bye sweetheart, Go...

1. Now I'll whistle, now I'll sing; Now I'll caper, now I'll fling; Now the chairs about I'll wring, For know you sir, I'm married. Happy days have come at last. All my doubts and fears have past. All my cares behind are cast. And fast and firm I'm married. An...

Night on the ocean dark and cold... A shadowy beach where the wild sea rolled, The foam capp'd waves as with sullen roar, They angrily dashed on the desolate shore, Over the waves a feeble light, From the fisherman's but gleamed thro' the night, While a woman...

1. It never pays to fret and growl When distant fortune seems our foe; The better bred Will push ahead And strike the braver blow. [CHORUS] For luck is work And those who shirk Should no lament their doom, But yield the play And clear the way That better men...

1. My thoughts surmount these lower skies, And look within the vail; There springs of endless pleasures rise-- The waters never fail. 2. Light are the pains that nature brings: How short our sorrows are: When with eternal future things The present we compare....

1. My thoughts surmount these lower skies, And look within the vail; There springs of endless pleasures rise-- The waters never fail. 2. Light are the pains that nature brings: How short our sorrows are: When with eternal future things The present we compare....

1. Come weary souls, with sin distress'd, Come and accept the promise'd rest; The Saviour's gracious call obey, And cast your gloomy fears away. 2. Here mercy's boundless ocean flows, To cleanse your guilt and heal you woes; Pardon, and life, and endless peac...

1. When e’er a duty waits for thee, With sober judgment view it, And never ifly wish it done; Begin at once and do it. 2. For Sloth says falsely: “Byandby Is just as well to do it;” But present strength is surest strength: Begin at once and do it. 3. And fea...

1. Lowly and solemn be Thy children's cry to thee, Father divine -- A hymn of suppliant breath, Owning that life and death, Owning that life and death Alike are thine. 2. O Father! in that hour When earth all succoring power Shall disavow, When spear, and shi...

1. I know I'm called a gay brunette, With jetty, curly hair; But O, I'm weary of dark curls, And wish that they were fair; O I must be a blond, Mother, O let me be a blonde! O I must be a blond, Mother, O let me be a blonde! REFRAIN Do Ma! Please Ma! Now Ma!...

1. There's a sweet, sweet song on the slumbrous air, That drifts thro' the vale of dreams; It comes from a clime where the roses were, It comes from a clime where the roses were; The tuneful heart and the bright brown hair That rivaled morning's beams. 2. The...

You need not search for the sunshine bright. You need not grope in the dark some night. You need not wander without the light, If you’ll open your eyes and see it; You need not wander without the light, Just open your eyes and see it; You need not pine for mu...

1. Over and over again the brook thro’ the meadow flows, And over, and over, and over again, The tireless mill wheel goes, So the dews of morning must fall, And the sun, and the summer rain Must do their part, and perform it all Over and over again. 2. Over a...

1. Never a thought of the world he was leaving, Naught of its glory, its gladness, or grieving. Only of her, whom the stroke was bereaving-- Poor Carlotta, Poor Carlotta. CHORUS Much had he loved, and let much be forgiven, Over the billows like star tempest d...