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Songs for Little People: for use in the Sunday-School, the Kindergarten and the Home

#	Text	Tune
100	Fly away, fly away over the sea	[Fly away, fly away over the sea]
101	Autumn day, bright and gay	[Autumn day, bright and gay]
102	Clouds of gray are in the sky	[Clouds of gray are in the sky]
103	Where do all the daises go?	[Where do all the daises go?]
104	The squirrel hastens to and fro	[The squirrel hastens to and fro]
105	Now hide the flowers beneath the snow	[Now hide the flowers beneath the snow]
106	Tiny little snowflakes	[Tiny little snowflakes]
107	When the snow is on the ground	[When the snow is on the ground]
108	Winter day! frosty day!	[Winter day! frosty day!]
109	Little brown seed, O little brown brother	[Little brown seed, O little brown brother]
110	The alder by the river	[The alder by the river]
111	Welcome, welcome, happy bird	[Welcome, welcome, happy bird]
112	A little rain and a little sun	[A little rain and a little sun]
113	Pitapat, pitapat, Fall the tiny raindrops	[Pitapat, pitapat, Fall the tiny raindrops]
114	One day a sunbeam met a cloud	[One day a sunbeam met a cloud]
115	Buds and bells, sweet	[Buds and bells, sweet]
116	Dandelions in the grass	[Dandelions in the grass]
117	Oh, I couldn't help it!	[Oh, I couldn't help it!]
118	Queer little cradles	[Queer little cradles]
119	How good to lie a little while	[How good to lie a little while]
120	We romp with the flowers and grass	[We romp with the flowers and grass]
121	All the wide meadows are sweet with clover	[All the wide meadows are sweet with clover]
122	The stars are lamps set in the sky	[The stars are lamps set in the sky]
123	Who has seen the wind?	[Who has seen the wind?]
124	Blooming clover blossoms	[Blooming clover blossoms]
125	When the winds of evening blow	[When the winds of evening blow]
126	O beautiful star	[O beautiful star]
127	Twinkle, twinkle, little star	[Twinkle, twinkle, little star]
128	The world is such a happy place	[The world is such a happy place]
129	When at morn I first awake	[When at morn I first awake]
130	The world is so full of a number of things	[The world is so full of a number of things]
131	If all were rain and never sun	[If all were rain and never sun]
132	Whichever way the wind doth blow	[Whichever way the wind doth blow]
133	Birdies with broken wings	[Birdies with broken wings]
134	Happy as the robin	[Happy as the robin]
135	It is very nice to think	[It is very nice to think]
136	Wrens and robins in the hedge	[Wrens and robins in the hedge]
137	I cannot shine like the sun, so bright	[I cannot shine like the sun, so bright]
138	Snow, snow, everywhere	[Snow, snow, everywhere]
139	Bread and milk for breakfast	[Bread and milk for breakfast]
140	He prayeth best, who loveth best	[He prayeth best, who loveth best]
141	I wish my gift the very best	[I wish my gift the very best]
142	We fold our hands that we may be
143	Dear heavenly Father, hear us sing	[Dear heavenly Father, hear us sing]
144	We thank thee for our happy homes	[We thank thee for our happy homes]
145	We're thankful for the springtime, Lord	[We're thankful for the springtime, Lord]
146	Lord Jesus, may I always be	[Lord Jesus, may I always be]
147	O what can little hands do	[O what can little hands do]
148	Little birds are flying	[Little birds are flying]
149	The leaves that all the summer long	[The leaves that all the summer long]
150	On the twigs, within a hedge	[On the twigs, within a hedge]
151	Pitter, patter, here we come	[Pitter, patter, here we come]
152	Upstairs in the pine boughs	[Upstairs in the pine boughs]
153	I have a small family here	[I have a small family here]
154	Silent, each one, The tiny flowers are sleeping	[Silent, each one, The tiny flowers are sleeping]

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