You crown the year with Your goodness; your paths overflow with plenty.
Psalm 65:11
Words: Anonymous, in The Brilliant, by William T. Giffe (Indianapolis, Indiana, 1874), page 24.
Music: William A. Ogden (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know the lyricist, or where to get a good photo of him (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),

Hail to the New Year’s day, sing it a roundelay;
Fling away care on a dawning so dear;
Keep it a festival, blithest and best of all,
For ’tis the happiest day of the year.
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Happy, happy, happy, happy New Year;
Happy, happy, happy, happy New Year;
Happy New Year, Happy New Year,
Happy, happy, happy New Year.
Ye in high places, surrounded by sweet graces,
Everything needed to give you good cheer,
Cast aside vanity, put on humanity,
Open your hearts on this day of the year.
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Chasten and open them, plenty of scope in them,
Lend to the tale of the helpless an ear;
Those who toil drearily, speak to them cheerily,
Bid them be joyful throughout the New Year.
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New Year, what mystery, hid in thy history,
Waits for revealing in joy or in fear;
We’ll hope for gladness, unshaded by sadness, and
Wish to the whole world a Happy New Year.
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