With full tone.

WHEN NATURE WAKES.

German Melody.

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1. When nature wakes a new from slum - ber, 2. The scenes of child-hood hov - er o'er me, And fill my soul with 3. Farewell, ye cities full of splendor! My home de-lights in

And clothes the earth in

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robes of green; When blossoms charm us with their number, And brighter life each ten-der pain; The friends of youth appear before me, all I miss Your glittering pleasures I sur - ren - der,

And beck-on me re-
And haste a-way to

long - ing heart, From vale and moun-tain voi - ces call me; In pin ing

ab-sence, In pin-ing ab - sence, In pin- ing ab-sence naught can joy impart.

VACATION SONG.

H. L. HEARTZ.

J. FRISE.

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1. Before we part, we'll shout hurrah, And cheer with might and main; With 2. We'll shout hurrah for tasks performed, For les 3. Then help us in

our joy-ous song, Join in

sons brave-ly done; We'll our mirth-ful

glee, Give

Hip, hurrah! (hip,hur-rah ! ) Hip,hurrah! (Hip, hurrah! ) Hip,hip,hip,hip, hur

rah! Give one more cheer, with voi - ces clear, Hip,hip,hip, hip, hur-rah!

ARTHUR HUDSON.

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Merrily.

O'ER THE MOUNTAIN.

F. ELSNER.

1. O'er the mountain I freely wander, Where the wild birds have their 2. Far be - neath me is spread the valley, Where the silver streamlets 3. Nature's beau - ties are seen a- - round me, All un fetter'd is the

ARBOR DAY SONG.

WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

J. L. MOLLOY.

With animation.

ture laughs a

1. Is.. this a time to be cloud-y and sad When all na 2. There's a dance of leaves in the asp en . . bow'r, Winds play in the beechen