Hickman High School - Cresset Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Page 14 TI-IE SONG OF THE XVEST This is the song that Daniel Boone Heard on his way to the West, For it sang in his heart at morn and at noon, Far through the dark night or by light of thc moon lVith a forcet'ul rhythm and ringing tuneg And it called for an answering cry in his breast. Come, all ye men who are brave and true, Oh, come to the lVcst, to thc land that is ncw, For it calls for those who arc willing to do. 'Tis calling, 'tis calling. It calls for you! The life is hard, the winters are cold, The Indians are fierce that the forests hold, And the lfVest is calling for men that are bold To claiin her country as rich as gold. Come, follow the gleam of thc sunset glow To the land where the deep rivers flow. Oh, come with rifle and ax and hoc, And make a place for a nation to grow. The frontier life is the life of the frccg They blaze their trails from tree to tree, But their cry goes ringing from sea to sea! 'Tis singing and calling and shouting for THEEV' Now this is the song that Daniel Boone Heard on his way to the VVest, For it sang in his heart at morn and at noon, Far through the dark night or by light of thc moon, lVith a forceful rhythm and ringing tuneg And we know of the answering song in his breast.