 Bells of Mussoorie (Words to the song) Moderately. Words and Music by Robert Leland Fleming 1. When the dawn comes over the mountains I looked out on the high snowy ranges, and I heard the soft splash of the foun tains and the peal-ing of sil-very bells. [Chorus:]The bells of Mussoorie are call-ing to me from the de-o-dar vall-ey be-low. Their clear ring-ing mel-o-dy e-choes a-far O'er Himalayan hills that I know. Though I may have heard the music - - - - of cath-e-drals far o-ver the sea, - - - - - one mem-o-ry still is dear-er: - - - - - bells of Mussoorie 'twill be.- - - - - When we have to part, there's a song in my heart which the bells of Mussoo-rie gave me. - - - - 2. On the Tehri Road winding below me Moves a caravan in from Dhanaulti. On the breezes which rise from the valley Comes a chorus of tinkling bells. Next - Homeward Bound  Woodstock Songs - contentsPrevious - Hiking Song
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