West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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gold thou day en sun -light throws a sand rich and ris - ing we rev - el in that glo - Ty mead - ows Free - dom Ov - er Skirl the Won for hill and val - Icy, stream and rip - ling rills. woods, and roll - ing riv - ers dance and leap!. us by those who sleep be neath the sud. E - ter - nal A - bove her Oh may our peaks mines chil - ofscarrdand rug-ged her gi - ant trees are dreris children learn the moun-tains sway- ing sto - ry, Reach •Mid And up and touch the dome that heav-en pun-gent o -dors that the pine dis - con- se-crate their heartland minds and Je fhe Glory of the H ' ezt Virginia Jf ills 3 ei$ht

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The Glory of the West Virginia Hills Words and Music by SAMUEL J. Mac WAITERS, Litt. D. Moderato espress ten. nft.l-U .. | p | - J « 1 J 4 — I f ' 4 1J} J — v • )tM 4- ♦ z 7== ALTO 1. Down 2. Oh 3. Her where the Bun - ny South lands see the sun- rise on her an cient land-marks tell the call - ing, moun - tains, sto - ry . 1 hear an And scan the Of fair ech - o from the West Vir - gin - ia hills; won- drous land-scape ' s broad and might- y sweep! Free-dom ' is tri - umph o ' er Op - pres-sior ' s ro Where A And Copyright 1917 by Samuel J. Mac Watters

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led With the r.ip-ture Fill the wild-»ood In (Jod ' s glu - ry the West Vir-gin - the West Vir-gin ■ the West Vir-gin ■ hills. hills. hills. CHORUS Slou ' l,, • flii BE T Glory of (lie West Virginia Hit ' 1