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i Air Perhaps i	A
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Some enterprising people	B
In our cities and towns	C
Have gone to organizing clubs	D
Of men that's fallen down	E
In estimation fallen low	F
Now they may rise again	G
And be respected citizens	H
Throughout our native land	I
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CHORUS	J
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The temperance reform club	K
Forever may it stand	I
And everyone that loves strong drink	L
Pray join it heart and hand	I
Then many a home will be bright	M
And many a heart made glad	N
It will be the greatest blessing	O
This nation ever had	N
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Manufacturers of strong drink	L
Can find better employ	P
Than bring to ruin poor families	Q
And thousand souls destroy	P
Likewise proprietors of saloons	R
Lose many a customer	S
Those men now rather stay at home	T
That place they now prefer	S
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Chorus	J
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Don't be ashamed to wear your badge	U
Of ribbon on your breast	V
It shows you've joined the club to be	W
A man among the rest	V
Your kindred friends will love to see	W
You honored sober man	X
And all the friends that wish you well	Y
Will help you if they can	X
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Chorus	J
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Perhaps you have a mother	S
Likewise a sister too	Z
Perhaps you have a sweetheart	A2
That thinks the most of you	Z
Perhaps you have a loving wife	B2
And little ones at home	T
Their hearts rejoice to see that you	Z
Can let strong drink alone	C2
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Chorus	J
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Many a man joined the club	K
That never drank a drachm	T
Those noble men were kind and brave	D2
They care not for the slang	E2
The slang they meet on every side	F2
You're a reform drunkard too	Z
You've joined the red ribbon brigade	G2
Among the drunkard crew	Z
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Chorus	J
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It shows their hearts were very kind	H2
They wish to save poor souls	I2
That loved the intoxication cup	J2
That signed the temperance roll	K2
Dear friends ever keep rolling	O
The work you have begun	L2
Those noble men will not repent	M2
I hope throughout our land	I
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Chorus	J
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Dr Reynolds is a noble man	X
He has worked hard to save	D2
Some people in our cities and towns	C
From out a drunkard's grave	D2
There is other men to help him now	N2
He lectures not alone	C2
Many a heart that blesses them	T
From out now happy homes	O2

Julia Ann Moore

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