The Carol

Editor: Charles W. Wendte
Publisher: John Church, Cincinnatti, Ohio, 1886
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d201There lives a voice within me
d202There's a wonderful tree, a wonderful tree
d203Think gently of the erring one
d204Thou hast fallen in thine armor
d205To and fro, to and fro, hear the tread of little children
d206To thee I have devoted my heart, my thought, my hand
d207To thee, O God in heaven, this little one we bring
d208To thee, O God, we offer our joyful songs
d209To thee, the Lord almighty
d210Today a solemn stillness
d211Touch not the cup, it is death to thy [the] soul
d212Upward where the stars are burning
d213We are living, we are dwelling In a grand and awful time
d214We are marching onward to our home on high
d215We come, O God, with gladness
d216We plough [plow] the fields and scatter
d217We three kings of [from] Orient are
d218Weary am I, go to rest
d219Welcome, happy morning, age to age shall say
d220Welcome, welcome is the greeting
d221We're soldiers on duty
d222We've hands that are willing
d223What means this glory round our feet
d224What shall little children bring as a grateful offering
d225Whate'er my [our] God ordains is right
d226When evening shadows gather
d227When for me [us] the silent oar
d228When the morn is bright and fair
d229When the rosy beams of morning
d230When warmer suns and bluer skies
d231Where is the Christian's fatherland
d232Whichever way the wind doth blow
d233With banner and with song
d234With joy we greet thy glad return
d235Work, for the night is coming, work through the morning hours
d236Would you gain the best in life
d237You're starting my boy [soul] [today] on life's journey

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