. Three-part songs for the use of the pupils of the public schools of Canada. ? Thoult 3^ m ^ s^^e m T^ri1 ^=qvdfcs=^ ^ s ^ ffl ^£ vf—p—t —vr-p—^r-|^—si i/ ^ ?[/ break my heart, thou warb - ling bird, That wan - tons through the flowr-ing thorn; Thou I 5 HH t 1 t •it—* *f#—S— —*. * •• j -I5-- j • ffi ^r f **~r—rt=l 1*f -»- mindst me o de - pnrt - ed joys, De - part - ed nev - er 3^5 3^S ^ m Oft hae I roved by bonnie Doon,To see the rose and woodbine twine ;And ilka bird sang o its love,And fondly sae did I o lightsome heart I pud a rose,Fu sweet upon its thorny tree ;But my fause love
. Three-part songs for the use of the pupils of the public schools of Canada. ? Thoult 3^ m ^ s^^e m T^ri1 ^=qvdfcs=^ ^ s ^ ffl ^£ vf—p—t —vr-p—^r-|^—si i/ ^ ?[/ break my heart, thou warb - ling bird, That wan - tons through the flowr-ing thorn; Thou I 5 HH t 1 t •it—* *f#—S— —*. * •• j -I5-- j • ffi ^r f **~r—rt=l 1*f -»- mindst me o de - pnrt - ed joys, De - part - ed nev - er 3^5 3^S ^ m Oft hae I roved by bonnie Doon,To see the rose and woodbine twine ;And ilka bird sang o its love,And fondly sae did I o lightsome heart I pud a rose,Fu sweet upon its thorny tree ;But my fause lover stole my rose,And, ha! he left the thorn wi me. 83 I mf: fe£ ROW! ROW! (a river song.) --*—K- Pf^=$ ?^ e—a ! * > \/ I \ I V \ \ ^ Row! row! home - ward we steer, Twi - light falls oer us; Hark 1 I i=S: jEEJSEfeFJ^^ -*-=»- i^a^M^^ £QE £e£ mr / r / 1/ i p hark! mus - ic is near, Friends glide be - fore us! Song light - ena our £ £ -in h is fc^SSJ^^z^ ? ^=P= £=« la - bor, Sing as on - ward we Keep, each with his neigh - bor,. Time as we flow ; Row! row! home - ward we -b T— — T-r- r-T—N X rV ITwi Ilight falls fefe^ rr -/=r £= -T~#- r-rr ~F~ I I * U Row! row! sing as we flow; Day flies =k ±=F=b=^=h=i 84 ROW! ROW-continued. Row ! row! sing as we go! Nature rejoices;Hark ! how the hills, as we flow, Echo our voices!Still oer the dark waters Far away we must roam,Ere Canadas daughters Welcome us ! row! homeward we go, Twilight falls oer us ;Row! row! sing as we flow, Day flies before ! row! see, in the west, Lights dimly burning, Friends in yon harbour of rest Wait our ! now they burn clearer; Keep time with the oar;Now, now we are nearer Our happy shore!Home, home, daylight is oer, Friends stand before us ;Yet, ere our boat touch the shore,Once more the chorus :Row! row! homeward we steer, Twilight falls oer us ; Hark! hark ! music is near, Friends glide before us. SUMMER EVENING.
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