Scatter Smiles as You Go

lyricist: R. S. Taylor, 1864
Composer: William Bradbury

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

As you pass on your way

Thro’ this world of toil and care;

Like the beams of the morn­ing that gent­ly play

They will leave a sun­light there.

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

Scatter smiles as you pass on your way;

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

Scatter smiles

bright smiles.

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

’Tis but lit­tle they cost;

But your heart may nev­er know

What a joy they may car­ry to wea­ry ones

Who are pale with want and woe.

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

O’er the grave of the past

Where the or­phan’s trea­sure lies;

In the tear drop that glist­ens there

light will shine

As the rain­bow paints the skies.

Scatter smiles

bright smiles

O’er the young who have strayed

From the path where once they trod;

You may lead to the fount­ain of truth again

You may bring them home to God.

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