File:Far Above Cayuga's Waters 1906.png

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English: "Far Above Cayuga's Waters", the Alma Mater of Cornell University.
Date published 1906
Source Songs of Cornell, published by B. F. Lent in 1906. URL: https://books.google.com/books?id=wjA6AAAAMAAJ&pg=PT21
Author
  • Words by Wilmot Moses Smith and Archibald Croswell Weeks, circa 1870
  • Music adapted from Annie Lisle by H. S. Thompson, 1857
  • Published by B. F. Lent, 1906

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