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THE TEMPERANCE BALL.
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Words by James Little of the Brothers, music
by John A. Davis of the Sons. Respect,
fully dedicated to the Sons and Brothers ol
Temperance to be sung at public meetings
Immediately proceeding prayer.
Watt, wait, ye breeze, o'er land and seas.
I Our song Of praise to all
For Sons and Brothers both unite
To roll the temperance ball.


CHORUS
Roll, roll, roll the temperance ball, the tenn
perance ball,
Roll, roll, roll the temperance ball along.


(Repeat.l
On, on we move in bonds Of love,
And tearing naught we call
On every one TO aid us now
To roll the temperance ball.


Roll, roll, roll, SIC.
Soon. soon, we'll see, and happy be,
A curse removed from all;
And with religion we VIII move
Along the temperance ball.
Roll, roll, roll, &c.
Rum, rum, away, give o'er the sway,
Thou'lt ne'er again enthra;
Thy work is done. thy doom is sealed
Roll roll along the ball.


Roll, roll, roll, &c.
Then let's again, before our fame,
With willing hearts now fall;
And God will bless our noble cause, r.
AS on we roll the ball.


Roll, roll. roll. &c.
Washington, d. c., Aug. 81, l846.