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Band of hope melodies : adapted to Band of hope, cadet ; and other temperance meetings ; in two parts. . — fcg—1 r-ff— -P- =F •EfEEbzJ 1 Awake ! arise ! for alcohol Its work is doing :Oh, comrades onward, one and all, Mans foe Band of Hope shall thin his ranks,Well force his centre, turn his flanks,Cheered on by wives and childrens thanks For what were Up and be doing—yet theres time To save from ruin,To shield from woe, and want, and crime, We must be doing, Our faith is strong, our cause is just,In God and temprance is our trust,We will not let our armor rust; Up and be Up and be doing while tis day And we are viewingThe enemy his millions slay. Up and be , let the period quickly comeWhen man no more the slave of rum,Shall stand in our milleuium, Redeemed from ruin. WINE AND WATER 47 ff 1 Let oth - era twine for the God of wine, Aturn a - side from the dead - ly tide ToJL -fi. AAA iffj* —0—^-0 0—a *—0- *__«_ :p—p=p -3-f—*—g—p- par-land and chant hisdrink of the clear cold prais - es, Wellwa - ter. Will ~\ w V V -1--C7 V-. Fine. t c—0 — push - ing spring, Which its sil - vedead - ly tide To drink of col - umnclear cold raiswa ^J-XP * 0 0 0 0— , l-j 1 h-0 0 0 0—4
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