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The words are as full of heart-'thrills as the music. Only when the words match the music perfectly-'as they 'do"’in_ “Heart Songs”-do you have the greatest songs in the world. That is why the songsinthis book will last forever !

That is why these songs, sung fifty years ago, are of imperishable memory.

0 _ Today is the Big Distribution Day _

“Tent1ng On_the Old Camp Ground”---the song illustratedtoday---a famous song of the olden time---sang often during the dark days of the Civil War b_y_ the saddened hearts at home as they thought of their soldier boy at the front! _ How they longed for a sound of the dea_r,_ familiar voice; for a sight of the beloved form, and what a relief it was to pour out their soul into these Words of sympathy---this music sotender---that gave complete utterance to their hiddenfeelings ! ' _ 0

_ The men around the camp-_fires at night with only the distant stars looking on-~w ith the leaves of the trees rustling in sympathy---with the rivulet murmuring in soft accord---they sang it, too---this Wonderful song l" What memories of home--~of father, mother, sister, wife or sweetheart---it brought up! Son_iehow,_its melody soothed them-_--_its words brought rest to their Weary bodies---and their sleep was sweeter and sounder for this song l i ' ` '

is In “Heart Songs” are many War_ Time Melodies You Don’t Have to Know How

to Sing to Enjoy Them. _

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Auld Robin Gray Be Kind to the Loved Onfes

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Come Home, Father _ Come Where My Love Lies

Dreaming

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Spot on Earth,

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Farewell Song _ Flow Gently, weet. Afton Gaily the Troubadour

God Sgeed the Right

Good- Nye

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Miller of the Dee, The Now the Day is Over

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O Yc Tears

Oh, l)on’;l_You Remember

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Our Native Song

Over the Garden Wall

Paddle Your Own Canoe

Rainy Day, The

Robin Ruff Rock Me to Sleep, Mother Santa Lucia -

Silent Night Soft, Soft Music is Stealing Speed Away, Speed Away‘ Spring, The

Star of the Twilight Stars of the Summer Night Strike the Harp Gently There’s Music in the Air 'Tis All That I Can Say 'Tis But a Little Faded

Flower _

'Tis Midnight Hour _

Twenty Years Ago `

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We’d Better Bide a Wee

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Mary Had a Little Lamb

Meerschaum Pipe

My Last Cigar My Moustache Old- Sexton, The

Peter Gray _

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_ Description of Book

More than 20.000 people from all over the world

contributed their favorite songs. ' -

Over -four years were required to gather the correct

words and music of the complete collection.

Some of them-Folk Son s-now ublished for the

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first time. Many others never before included in a general collection. _

-»-Excels all' other collections in completeness and

accuracy. -

/Arranged in low key so the whole family can sing.

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Many harmonized and arranged for mixed voices for the first tiir_i_e. A collection of treasures._ A fund of en- , tertairnent in the family circle or at parties and other gatherings.

'Full of old friends a d th al ° attached to many of them.” e person recollections

Stiff covers and especially bound so the book will

remain open _flat at any page. ,

Every reader is entitled to a copy. '

4Q0_ Songs, Every Song a Gem

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