14 WOOLWICH. C. M. 1. O, happy land! O, happy land! Where saints and angels dwell; We long to join that 2. Thou heav'nly Friend! thou heav'nly Friend! O, hear us when we pray; Now let thy pard'ning 9 glorious band, And all their anthems swell; But every voice in way; Be all yonder throng, On our fresh, our youthful days, To earth has breathed a prayer; No lips untaught may join that song, Or learn the music there. Thy best service given; Then we shall meet to sing thy praise, A ransomed band in heaven. 19 WILLIE AND I. 15 8. B. BALL, By permission 1. We love to go to Sabbath school, Willie and I, Willie and I; And be the weather foul or fair, We 2. Our Teacher we do dear-ly love-Willie and I, Willie and I; She comes and takes us by the hand, And purpose to points us to be always there, To listen to the opening prayer, Willie and I, Wil-lie and I. the bet-ter land,And tries to make us understand Willie and I, Wil-lie and I. 3 Our father-mother too, we love- 4 We ought to love the Saviour most 10 HOMEWARD BOUND. 10s & 7s. Arr. by J. W. D. END. 1. Out on an ocean all boundless, we ride, We're homeward bound, homeward bound; Tossed on the waves of a rough, restless tide, We're homeward bound, homeward bound; Promise of which on us each he bestowed, We're homeward bound,homeward bound. Far from the safe, quiet harbor we've rode, Seeking our Father's ce D.C. lestial abode, 2. Wildly the storm sweeps us on as it roars, We're homeward bound, homeward bound; Look! yonder lie the bright heavenly shores, We're homeward bound, homeward bound; Steady! O pilot! stand firm at the wheel! Steady! we soon shall out-weather the gale; O, how we fly 'neath the loud-creaking sail! We're homeward bound, homeward bound. 3. Into the harbor of heaven now we glide, Rev. W. F. Warren. [homes; Thousands you've heard of with once happy Where are they now? are they now? Millions you've heard of who rushed to the tombs; Weep, thinking how, thinking how. Think of the fathers the foe has beguiled, Think of the heart-broken mother and child, Think of the homes made distracted and wild; Then take the vow, take the vow. 3. Touch not the cup then, as long as you live; 19 Heavenward Bound. 1. 17 In life's bright morning the tempest we brave, We're heavenward bound, heavenward bound Out on the dark and the storm broken wave, We're heavenward bound, heavenward bound. Earth's bright attractions grow dim in the light, The far distant city reveals to our sight, Toward which we're urging our unceasing flight, We're heavenward bound, heavenward bound. 2. Tossed though we be on a dark restless tide, We're heavenward bound, heavenward bound The old ship of Zion will dangers outride, We're heavenward bound, heavenward bound The voice of our Captain dispelleth our fear; Hear him proclaiming, "An hundred fold here," With life eternal, when he shall appear, To all heaven ward bound, heavenward bound. 3. Now to the youthful the voyage we commend, Say, will you go, will you go? Our ship now is passing,-make haste to embark! The night hastens quickly, all dreary and dark, |