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J. B. CRAMER & CO.'S NEW SONGS. MAY BE SUNG I N PUBLIC WITHOUT F E E OB, LICENCE.

VOICES IN THE HEART. W O R D S BY

A R T H U R C H A P M A N .

Music BY

W A L T E R S L A U G H T E R .

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A n d m y childhood lives again, Soothing words to s tay m y sorrows,

I n a mothe r ' s gent le s t r a i n ; T h e n a fuller voice speaks to me

And the pas t years roll away, F o r m y dar l ing seems beside me

And the m o n t h is smiling May.

(No. 1 In C, compass A to C. No. 2 in Db (original), compass B to D. No. 3 in Eb, compass C to E. No. 4 in F, compass D to F.)

THE BROKEN STORY. WORDS BY

C L I F T O N B I N G H A M .

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(In Eb, compass B to E. In F, compass C to F. In G, compass D to G.)

ASTHORE. W O R D S BY

C L I F T O N B I N G H A M .

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Music BY

H . T R O T E R E .

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W h e r e t h e wav j s s ing t o t h e shore'; • B u t i t ' s sad for n e now beside t h e sea,

F o r you ' re far from me, as thore . Ah, i ts b r i g h t no more as in days of yore,

A n d the years go creeping by, F o r i t ' s far away t h a t you are to-day,

And i t ' s all a lone a m I ! (In C min. (original, compass A to C. In D min., compass B to D.

In E min., compass C to E. In G min., compass E to G.)

MY DARLING'S LULLABY. W O R D S BY

E L L I O T T G R E E N W A Y .

Music BY

G E O R G E F O X .

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Sunbeams quiver over the river Throwing shadows here and there ,

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Blossoms smiling so beguil ing, N o d t o t h e t h e zephyr floating b y ,

N a t u r e dancing, laughing, smiling, Sings my dar l ing ' s lu l laby.

(No. 1 in Eb, compass B to E. No. 2 in F (orig.,) compass C to F.)

PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT. "WORDS BY

C L I F T O N B I N G H A M . i. Con derozione.

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O D O A R D O B A R R I .

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-0- i So dark t h e way, and dreary, the shrine is far dis tant , our footsteps falter o f t ; Ye t hark th ro ' the night , angel voices call the P i lgr im home ! There came to me a dream divine, a vision angelic—a pi lgr im b a n d ; W h o , b o u n d for some far d i s tan t shrine, I n sorrow were pars ing th ro ' the da rk ' n ing l and . T h o ' deep the n igh t , the p a t h so wild, the jou rney long, T h o ' m a n y fa l ter 'd by t h e way, I hea rd one holy s t ra in of song, T h a t led t h e m n igh t and day, t h a t led t h e m onward n igh t and day.

(In C, compass B to E. In D, compass C to F. In F (original key), compass E to A.)

YOUR GIFT TO ME. W O R D S BY

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H E N R Y P A R K E R .

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You wonder wha t my hear t would crave, If you could all bestow,

If you could make the s t ream of life, By daisied meadows flow,

B u t need you ask if gold or gem, W o u l d fitting guerdon be ?

Ah, no, your love, a n d t h a t alone, Shal l be your gift to me .

(In Bb, compass D to F. In C, compass E to G. In Db (original), compass F to A.)

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