The Riverside song book/Kind Words can never die
KIND WORDS CAN NEVER DIE.
Arr. from E. E. Whittemore.
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Moderato
1. Kind words cau nev - er die, nev-er die, Cber - ished and blest;
2. Sweet tho'ts can nev - er die, nev-er die, Tho' like the flower,
3. Child - hood can nev - er die, nev-er die, Wrecks of the past
God knows how deep they lie, . . Stored in the breast.
Their bright-est hues may fly, . . In win -try hours:
Float o'er the mem - o - ry, . . Bright to the last.
God knows how deep they lie,
The bright-est hues may fly,
Float o'er the mem-o - ry,
Like childhood's simple rhymes, Said
But when the gentle dew Gives
Ma - ny a hap-py thing. Ma -
m Like child-hood's sim - ple rhymes Said o'er a thou - sand
But when the gen - tle dew Gives them their charms a -
Ma - ny a hap - py thing, Ma - ny a bloom - ing
o'er a thousand times, Aye, in all years and climes, Dls - tant and near,
them their charms anew, with many an add - ed hue, They bloom a - gain,
ny a blooming spring. Float o'er life's ceaseless wing. Far, far a - way.
times,
new,
spring,