Songbook Information

Songbook title:	Twice 55 Community Songs for Male Voices (The Blue Book)
Year:	1926
Editor:	Peter W. Dykema
Publisher:	C.C. Birchard & Co.
Location:	Boston
Songs:	A carol for everyman A hope carol A little wish A toast Abide with me Adeste fideles All through the night Anvil chorus Blow, ye winds, heigh-ho Boar’s head carol Bring the wagon home, John Chairs to mend Charlie is my darlin’ Come, follow Down by the riverside Drink to me only with thine eyes Eyes of blue Faith Forsaken Frog round Get away from dis co’nfiel’! Good king Wenceslas Goodbye, my lover, goodbye Goodnight to you all Hard times come again no more He found it Hear dem bells Heave away, my Johnny Hold thy peace How can I leave thee In the evening by the moonlight In the time of roses Integer vitae (The man of upright life) I’ve been workin’ on the railroad Jeanie with the light brown hair John Peel Kingdom coming Lead kindly light Loch Lomond Long, long ago Lovely evening Lovely night Love’s greetings (Salut d’amour) Love’s old sweet song Man’s life’s a vapor Marianina Massa dear My sunshine Nelly was a lady Now the day is over O hush thee, my babie O maiden bright O Mary, don’t you weep O tempora! O mores! Oft in the stilly night Old aunt Jemima Peace be with all Poetry Prayer of thanksgiving Proudly as the eagle Religion is a fortune Reuben Ranzo Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main Send out thy light Serenade Smile praises, O sky, soft breathe them, O air Soldiers’ chorus Soldier’s farewell Song of the forge Speak to me Spin, spin Stars of the summer night Steal away Steersman, leave the watch! Sweet and low Sweet day is softly dying Swing low, sweet chariot Tap! Tap! Tap! The bee and the pup The broken ring The cossack’s song The last mile The little soldier The long day closes The nut-brown maid The pearl The star of Glengary The stormy evening The three chafers The two roses The window There is a tavern in the town They all love Jack Those pals of ours To a rose To shorten winter’s sadness To thee, o country! Vive la compagnie Volga boatmen’s song Värmeland Way down yonder in the cornfield We meet again tonight Weave in, my hardy life When evening’s twilight gathers round When Johnny comes marching home When the corn is waving, Annie dear When you and I were young, Maggie Where is John? Who is Sylvia? Who will o’er the downs so free Who’s that a-calling