Lyrics
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1. (Boys) Whenever I think about pioneers,I think of brave women and men.I like to remember that children came, too;I would like to have been a child then.
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2. (Girls) Yes, I’d like to have learned to play the games they playedAnd joined them in their fun.And I’d like to have slept under bright starry skiesWhen each day’s measured journey was done.
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3. (Boys)* I would like to have sung with the pioneersWhen voices rang out loud and strong,“Hosanna, Hosanna, we’ve found our new home,”Joy and thankfulness filling their song.
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4. (Girls)* I would like to have sung with all the pioneers,With voices loud and strong,“Hosanna, Hosanna, we’ve found our new home,”Joy and thankfulness filling their song.
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Words: Della Dalby Provost, 1910–1973. © 1969 IRIMusic: A. Laurence Lyon, b. 1934. © 1969 IRI
- Book
- Children's Songbook
- Page Number
- 222
- Music
- A. Laurence Lyon, 1934–.
- Text
- Della Dalby Provost, 1910–1973.
- Scriptures
- Doctrine and Covenants 136:5–7, 28
- Topic
- Pioneers, Singing, Two-Part Songs