LIST OF DOCUMENTED SONGS

4 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z

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A

A boy’s best friend is his mother

A carol for everyman

A commencement hymn

A day of joyful singing

A gay caballero

A home by the sea

A hot cornet can go... (Betty Boop song)

A hunting we will go

A kiss in the dark

A la claire fontaine

A little kiss each morning

A little more cider

A mighty fortress

A pretty girl is like a melody

A smile will go a long, long way

A song of India

A trick in picking a chick

A Utah man am I

Abdul, the Bulbul Ameer

About a quarter to nine

After I See The Sandman

After I’ve called you sweetheart how can I call you friend

Ah, sweet mystery of life

Ain’t she sweet?

Ain’t that a grand and glorious feeling

Ain’t we got fun

Alexander’s ragtime band

Alice blue gown

All aboard for blanket bay

All God’s chillun got wings

All hail the power of Jesus’ name

All I do is dream of you

All the good times are past and gone

All the people that on earth

All through the night

All we do is sign the pay-roll

America (Bloch)

America the beautiful

An Autumn lullaby

An Irish love song

And the green grass grew all around

Andantino (Deep in my heart)

Andantino (Starlight and Sunshine)

Angeline the baker

Another op’nin’, another show

Any little girl, that’s a nice little girl, is the right little girl for me

Are you from Dixie?

Are you having any fun?

Are you lonesome tonight?

Are you sleeping?

Are you the O’Reilly

Army trumpet calls

Art thou weary?

Asleep in the deep

At a Georgia camp meeting

At the baby parade

Au clair de la lune

Auf wiedersehen, my dear

Away, away, away

Away in a manger

B

Baa! Baa! Black sheep

Baby take a bow

Baby your mother

Back home in Indiana

Back home to old America

Back in your own backyard

Baltimore, our Baltimore

Barnacle Bill the sailor

Battle hymn of the republic

Be my little baby bumble bee

Beautiful blue Danube waltz

Beautiful dreamer

Beautiful isle of the sea

Because it’s your birthday today

Beer barrel polka

Believe me if all those endearing young charms

Bell bottom trousers

Beside a moonlit stream

Beyond the blue horizon

Bidin’ my time

Bill Bailey, won’t you please come home?

Bingo was his name

Bless ’em all

Blest be the tie that binds

Blow the man down

Blow, ye winds, heigh-ho

Blowin’ in the wind

Boar’s head carol

Boil them cabbage down

Bojangles of Harlem

Bonnie laddie, hieland laddie

Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid of Dundee

Boy scout march

Boys of the king

Brahms’s lullaby

Breezin’ along with the breeze

Bridal chorus from “Lohengrin”

Bridget Donahue

Bring the wagon home, John

Britannia, the pride of the ocean

Bulldog on the bank

Burp, went the burpy bird

Bury me beneath the willow

Bury me not on the lone prairie

Button up your overcoat

By order of the king

By the beautiful sea

By the light of the jungle moon

By the light of the silvery moon

By the river Sainte Marie

Bye bye blackbird

Bye-bye pretty baby

C

California, here I come

Call me back again

Call me darling

Calm as the night

Can a little child, like me

Canadian boat song

Can’t yo’ heah me callin’ Caroline

Cantique de Noël

Carolina in the morning

Carry me back to old Virginny

Carry me back to Tennessee

Catch the sunshine

Central will shine

Chapel in the moonlight

Charlie is my darlin’

Cheer, boys, cheer

Chinatown, my Chinatown

Christ was born on Christmas day

Christian, seek not yet

Christmas carol

Christmas day in the morning

Christmas is coming

Christmas spirit

Christmas time is come again

Coal black mammy

Coast artillery song

Cock-a-doodle-doo

Columbia, the gem of the ocean

Columbia’s song

Columbus stockade blues

Come back to Erin

Come Josephine in my flying machine

Come let us to the bagpipe’s sound

Come, let’s sing a merry round

Come, my soul, thou must be waking

Come take a trip in my airship

Come thou almighty king

Come, with thy lute

Come, ye disconsolate

Come, ye thankful people

Comin’ in on a wing and a prayer

Comin’ thro’ the rye

Commencement song

Count your blessings

Cousin Jedediah

Crazy mixed up song

Cruising down the river

Cuddle up a little closer

Curse of an aching heart

D

Dancing with tears in my eyes

Darktown strutters’ ball

Darling Nelly Gray

Dawn of to-morrow

De camptown races

Dear Evelina, sweet Evelina

Dear hearts and gentle people

Dear little shamrock

Dear old pal of mine

Deep in the heart of Texas

Dew-dew-dewey day

Dickory, dickory, dock

Did you ever see a dream walking?

Dip, boys, dip the oar

Do you ever think of me

Don’t bite the hand that’s feeding you

Don’t bring Lulu

Don’t fence me in

Don’t give up the ship

Don’t sit under the apple tree

Down among the sugar cane

Down by the old mill stream

Down by the riverside

Down in a coal mine

Down in jungle town

Down in the valley

Down on the farm

Down went McGinty

Down where the cotton blossoms grow

Drifting and dreaming, sweet paradise

Drink to me only with thine eyes

Drunk last night

Du, du liegst mir im Herzen

E

El rancho grande

Elevator man’s ball

Embraceable you

En roulant ma boule

Ene mene mine mo

Eternal father, strong to save

Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round

Eton boating song

Every little movement

Everybody works but father

Everybody’s doin’ it now

F

Fairest lord Jesus

Faith of our fathers

Farewell to summer

Fast and far: A canoeing song

Father, dear father, come home with me now

Favorite flowers

Fight the good fight

Finlandia (Be still my soul)

Flag of the free

Floating o’er Judea’s plains

Flow gently, sweet Afton

Fly around my pretty little miss

Follow me, full of glee

For above Cayuga’s waters

For all the saints

For all we know

For he’s a jolly good fellow

For me and my gal

For the beauty of the earth

Forever with the lord

Frankie and Johnnie

From ev’ry spire on Christmas Eve

From Greenland’s icy mountains

From ocean unto ocean

Frosty the snowman

Funiculi, funicula

G

Gaily the troubadour

Gee but you’re swell

Gee, mom, I want to go home

Get away from dis co’nfiel’!

Get me to the church on time

Giddy giddap! Go on! Go on!

Girl of my dreams

Git along little dogies

Give me a kiss by the numbers

Give me a night in June

Give me the moonlight

Give my regards to Broadway

Give peace a chance

Glad Christmas bells

Glory now to thee be given

Glory to thee, my God, this night

Go tell aunt Rhody

Go to sleep, Lena darling

Go you Northwestern

God be with you till we meet again

God bless America

God bless our native land

God bless our native land (alt. setting)

God of our fathers

God of our fathers, whose almighty hand

God, our loving father

God rest ye merry gentlemen

God save America patriotic song

God save the queen

Gone are the days

Good bye old paint

Good king Wenceslas

Good luck to the boys of the Allies

Good morning, Mr. Zip, Zip, Zip

Good morning to you

Good night, farewell

Good night Irene

Good ship lollipop

Goodbye Broadway, hello France

Good-bye little girl, good-bye

Good-bye, Liza Jane

Goodbye my lady love

Goodbye, my lover, goodbye

Good-night, ladies

Goodnight, my love

Goodnight neighbors

Goodnight sweetheart

Goodnight to you all

Goosey goosey gander

Graduation song

Grandfather’s clock

Great Tom is cast

Green grow the rushes ho

H

Hail, Columbia!

Hail hail the gang’s all here

Hail, holy light

Hail, King George

Hail to the chief

Hallelujah chorus

Hallelujah I’m a bum

Hand exercise song

Hand me down my walking cane

Happy are we tonight

Happy days are here again

Happy greeting to all

Hard times come again no more

Hark, hark my soul

Hark, hark, the lark

Hark my soul, it is the Lord

Hark the herald angels sing

Harrow marches onward

Has anybody here seen Kelly

Has anybody seen my girl? (Five foot two, eyes of blue)

Headin’ home (bound for Birmingham)

Health and strength

Heave away, my Johnny

Heav’n, heav’n

He’d Have to Get Under - Get Out And Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)

Hello California

Here comes Cookie

Here comes the girl

Here comes the showboat

Here I am - broken hearted

Here in my arms

Here, o my Lord

Here’s love in your eye

Here’s to our absent brothers

Here’s to the maiden

He’s a good old soul

Hey, diddle, diddle

Hey! Hey! (Hey! Hey! Your cares away)

Hi diddle bum bum

Highways are happy ways

Hinky dinky parlay voo

Hip! Hip! Hooray!

Ho! every sleeper waken

Ho, ho, vacation days are here

Ho, my comrades

Holy ghost! with light divine

Holy God, we praise thy name

Holy, holy, holy

Home, boys, home

Home on the range

Home sweet home

Home-going song

Honey dat I love so well

Honolulu nights

Hooray for love

Hoosier sweetheart

Hot corn, cold corn

How can I leave thee

How firm a foundation

How great thou art

How high the moon

How sweet the name

How you gonna keep ’em down on the farm

I

I ain’t gonna work tomorrow

I ain’t got nobody

I ain’t got weary yet!

I ain’t gwine study war no more

I cannot help winking my eye

I cannot sing the old songs

I can’t escape from you

I can’t give you anything but love

I don’t want to get well

I don’t want to go to bed

I don’t want to make history

I don’t want to play in your yard

I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls

I feel like a feather in the breeze

I found a million dollar baby (in a five and ten cent store)

(I got spurs) Jingle jangle jingle

I heard the bells on Christmas day

I heard the voice of Jesus

I kiss your hand, madame

I like mountain music

I love a lassie

I love a parade

I love my baby (my baby loves me)

I love to see the evenin’ sun go down

I love to tell the story

I love to whistle

I love you Canada

I love you from coast to coast

I love you truly

I may be gone for a long, long time

I may be wrong (but I think you’re wonderful)

I miss my Swiss

I need thee every hour

I saw mommy kissing santa claus

I surrender dear

I think, when I read that sweet story

I used to love you but it’s all over

I used to love you but it’s all over now

I want a girl just like the girl that married dear old dad

I want to be happy

I want to go back to Michigan

I will sing a lullaby

I wish I had a girl

I wish I was single again

I wished on the moon

I wonder what’s become of Sally

I wonder who’s kissing her now

Ich liebe dich (I love thee)

I’d climb the highest mountain

I’d love to call you my sweetheart

I’d love to live in loveland (with a girl like you)

I’d walk a million miles

Ida (sweet as apple cider)

If I could be with you

If I had a hammer (The hammer song)

If I had a talking picture of you

If I knock the ‘L’ out of Kelly

If we only have love

If you have a pleasant thought

If you knew Susie like I know Susie

If you see Sally

If you were the only girl (in the world)

I’ll always be in love with you

I’ll be with you in apple blossom time

I’ll see you in my dreams

I’ll sing thee songs of Araby

I’ll sing you a thousand love songs

I’ll take you home again, Kathleen

I’ll think of you

I’m a Ding Dong Daddy

I’m afraid to go home in the dark

I’m Alabamy bound

I’m alone because I love you

I’m always chasing rainbows

I’m coming, Virginia

I’m falling in love with someone

I’m forever blowing bubbles

I’m going back to Dixie

I’m going to sit right down and write myself a letter

I’m gonna let the bumble bee be

I’m in the doghouse now

I’m just wild about Harry

I’m learning now

I’m looking over a four leaf clover

I’m nobody’s baby

I’m on my way to Dublin Bay

I’m on my way to Mandalay

I’m Popeye the sailor man

I’m shooting high

I’m sitting on top of the world

I’m sorry I made you cry

In a little Spanish town (’twas on a night like this)

In an old-fashioned town

In my merry Oldsmobile

In the baggage coach ahead

In the evening by the moonlight

In the gloaming

In the good old summer time

In the little red school house

In the secret of his presence

In the shade of the old apple tree

In the time of roses

Integer vitae (The man of upright life)

Into each life some rain must fall

Into the air, Army Air Force

Is it possible?

Is it true what they say about Dixie?

I’se gwine back to Dixie

Isn’t this a night for love

It ain’t gonna rain no mo

It ain’t gonna rain no more

It came upon the midnight clear

It happened in Monterey

It is no secret (what God can do)

It looks like a big night tonight

It’s a big, wide wonderful world

It’s a fine romance

It’s a long, long way to Tipperary

It’s a sin to tell a lie

It’s all in fun

It’s been a long long time

It’s delightful to be married

It’s easy to remember

It’s my flag too

I’ve been workin’ on the railroad

I’ve got a lovely bunch of coconuts

I’ve got my love to keep me warm

I’ve got rings on my fingers

I’ve got sixpence

I’ve lost my doggy

I’ve waited honey, waited long for you

J

Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing, Jing, Jing!)

January and February

Jeanie with the light brown hair

Jeannine I dream of lilac time

Jeepers creepers

Jesus lover of my soul

Jesus, saviour, pilot me

Jesus, tender, shepherd, hear me

Jimmy had a nickel

John Brown’s body

Johnny Doughboy found a rose in Ireland

Jolly good company

Jolly old St. Nicholas

Joy to the world

June in January

June is bustin’ out all over

Just a baby’s prayer at twilight (for her daddy over there)

Just a cottage small (by a waterfall)

Just another day wasted away

Just around the corner

Just awearyin’ for you

Just before the battle, mother

Just like a butterfly

Just once again

Just one more chance

Just tell them that you saw me

K

Kathleen Mavourneen

Keep the home fires burning

Keep thyself pure

Keep your head down, Fritzie boy!

Keep your sunny side up

Keller’s American hymn

Kind words can never die

King George’s men

Kiss and make up

Kitty from Kansas City

Knee deep in the daisies

L

La Brabançonne

La Marseillaise

L’amour-toujours-l’amour (Love everlasting)

Land of hope and glory

Landing of the pilgrims (song for Thanksgiving day)

Landlord, fill the flowing bowl

Last night I had the strangest dream

Last night on the back porch

Last night the nightingale woke me

Lazy Mary, will you get up?

Le drapeau de carillon

Lead kindly light

Lead us, heavenly father, lead us

Let a smile be your umbrella

Let me call you sweetheart

Let me entertain you

Let the rest of the world go by

Let’s all sing like the birdies sing

Let’s have a peal

Let’s have another cup of coffee

Let’s put out the lights (and go to sleep)

Let’s sing again

Lieber Augustin

Li’l Liza Jane

Lily of the valley

Limehouse blues

Linger longer Letty

Listen to my tale of woe

Listen to the mocking bird

Little Annie Rooney

Little boy blue

Little brown jug

Little drops of water

Little grey home in the West

Little Jack Horner

Little old lady

Little Tom Tinker

Londonderry air

Lonesome road blues

Look at the ears on him (How do you get that way?)

Look for the silver lining

Looking at the world through rose colored glasses

Lookout mountain

Lord, dismiss us with they blessing

Lord, for to-morrow

Lord God of hosts

Lord, keep us safe this night

Lord, we come with hearts aflame

Louisiana lullaby

Love is sweeping the country

Love makes the world go ’round

Love me and the world is mine

Love sends a little gift of roses

Love songs of the Nile

Love thy neighbor

Loveliest night of the year

Love’s greetings (Salut d’amour)

Love’s old sweet song

Loving kindness

Lullaby of Broadway

Luther’s cradle hymn (Away in a manger)

Lying in the hay

M

MacNamara’s Band

Mademoiselle from Armentières

Magic on Broadway

Major Dundee march

Mama don’t allow

Man’s life’s a vapor

March of the men of Harlech!

March of the volunteers

Marche Lorraine

Marcheta (a love song of old Mexico)

Marching along together

Marching in khaki

Marching through Georgia

Maria’s lambkin

Mary had a little lamb

Maryland, my Maryland

Mary’s a grand old name

Massa’s in de cold ground

Me and my shadow

Me and the moon

Meerschaum pipe

Meet me in St. Louis, Louis

Meet me tonight in Dreamland

Merrily, merrily

Merry bells of Hamburg

Merry widow waltz

Michigan, my Michigan

Mickey Mouse’s birthday party

Mighly lak’ a rose

Miller of the Dee

Mississippi mud

Mole in the ground

Moonbeams and dreams of you

Moonlight and roses

Moonlight and shadows

Morning glories

Mosquito’s serenade

Mother of mine (I still have you)

Mother pin a rose on me

Mountain greenery

Mr. Frog went a courtin’

Musical alphabet

My baby just cares for me

My beautiful lady

My Bonnie lies over the ocean

My dream sweetheart

My faith looks up to thee

My heart at thy sweet voice

My heart’s in the highlands

My home’s across the Blue Ridge mountains

My little dream girl

My love’s an arbutus

My melancholy baby

My mother’s eyes

My mother’s rosary

My old Kentucky home

My own native land

My sweetheart’s the man in the moon

My time is your time

My wife’s gone to the country

My wild Irish rose

N

Nearer, my God, to thee

Nelly was a lady

Never in a million years

Never should have told you

New river train

Night-hearding song

Nine pound hammer

No greater love

No no, a thousand times no

Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen

Nobody’s sweetheart

Not because your hair is curly

Now is the hour

Now Robin, lend to me thy bow

Now thank we all our God

Now the day is over

O

O beautiful banner

O come all ye faithful

O, come, come away

O eyes that are weary

O God, beneath thy guiding hand

O God of loveliness

O hush thee, my babie

O Jesus, I have promised

O little town of Bethlehem

O love that wilt not let me go

O maiden bright

O Mary, don’t you weep

O me! O my! (A toast)

O soldier, soldier

O tempora! O mores!

O thou from whom all goodness flows

O worship the king

Oft in the stilly night

Oh, can ye sew cushions

Oh, dear, what can the matter be

Oh! dem golden slippers

Oh, didn’t he ramble

Oh didn’t it rain

Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning

Oh how I miss you tonight

Oh! Ma-ma! (The butcher boy)

Oh Marie, oh Marie

Oh, my darling Clementine

Oh, solemn hour

Oh, wert thou in the cauld blast

Oh, what a beautiful mornin’

Oh what a pal was Mary

Oh, what a pal was “Whoozis”

Oh where is my little dog gone

Oh, you beautiful doll

Old aunt Jemima

Old fashioned garden

Old folks at home

Old MacDonald had a farm

Old rugged cross

Old Santa Claus

On a Sunday afternoon

On, brave old army team

On moonlit waters

On, o thou soul

On the banks of the Wabash far away

On the beach at Bali Bali

On the beach at Waikiki (or the golden hula)

On the road to Mandalay

On the way to France

On top of old smoky

Once in love with Amy

One hour with you

One in a million

One more ribber to cross

One sweetly solemn thought

One, two, button your shoe

One, two, three, four

Only a little box of soldiers

Onward, Christian soldiers

Organ grinder’s swing

Our blest redeemer

Our boys will shine tonight

Our flag is there

Our God, our help in ages past

Our own Canadian boys

Out on the deep

Out the windows he must go

Over the banister

Over the rainbow

Over the river and through the woods

Over the summer sea

P

Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag and smile, smile, smile

Paddle your own canoe

Paddlin’ Madelin’ home

Pagan love song

Pal of my cradle days

Parody Field Artillery song

Pay day (That was his favorite call)

Peace be with all

Peg o’ my heart

Pennies from heaven

Pilgrims’ chorus

Please go ’way and let me sleep

Please keep me in your dreams

Polly put the kettle on

Polly-wolly-doodle

Pop! goes the weasel

Praise for peace

Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!

Prayer of thanksgiving

Presidents on parade

Prisoner’s song

Proudly as the eagle

Pucker up and whistle (’till the clouds roll by)

Put me to sleep with an old fashioned melody

Put on your old grey bonnet

Put your arms around me, honey

R

Ragtime cowboy Joe

Rainbow on the river

Raise your hands

Rally round the flag

Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech

Reaching for the moon

Red river valley

Red sails in the sunset

Rejoice, the Lord is king

Rejoice ye pure in heart

Religion is a fortune

Rescue the perishing

Reuben and Rachel

Revolutionary tea

Rhythm of State Street

Ring, ring de banjo!

Rise, crowned with light

River, stay ’way from my door

Roamin’ in the gloamin’

Robin Redbreast

Robinson Crusoe

Rock the cradle Lucy

Rocked in the cradle of the deep

Roll in my sweet baby’s arms

Roll Jordan roll

Roll on, silver moon

Rose of the Rio Grande

Roses of picardy

Round her neck she wears a yeller ribbon (For her lover who is fur fur away)

Row, row, row your boat

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer

Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown

Rule, Britannia!

Russian lullaby

Russian national anthem

S

Safe in the arms of Jesus

Safely through another week

Sail away ladies

Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main

Sailing, sailing, sailing

Sally in our alley

Santa Claus is coming to town

Save the last dance for me

Save your sorrow (for to-morrow)

Saviour, again to they dear name

Say “au revoir” but not “good-bye”

Say darlin’ say

Say it with music

Scenes that are brightest

Scotland’s burning

Scots, wha hae wi’ Wallace bled

Season’s greetings

See saw Margery Daw

See, the conquering hero comes

Send out thy light

September in the rain

Serenade (Shelley)

Shall we gather at the river

Shanty in old shanty town

She can be so nice

She gave them all the ha ha ha

She is more to be pitied than censured

She may have seen better days

She reminds me of you

She sells sea-shells

She was bred in old Kentucky

She was happy ’till she met you

She was just a sailor’s sweetheart

She wore a yellow ribbon

She’ll be comin’ round the mountain

She’s only a bird in a gilded cage

Shine on harvest moon

Shortnin’ bread

Show me the way, o Lord

Show me the way to go home

Shuffle off to Buffalo

Silent night, holy night

Silent now the drowsy bird

Silver threads among the gold

Since Nellie came back from the city

Sing a song of sixpence

Sing again that sweet refrain

Sing and smile and pray the clouds away

Sing me a baby song

Sing something simple

Singin’ in the rain

Singing in the rain

Sister Susie’s sewing shirts for soldiers

Sleep, baby, sleep

Sleep, comrades sleep!

Sleepers, arise!

Sleepy time down South

Sleepy time gal

Slumming on Park Avenue

Smile, darn ya, smile

Smile praises, O sky, soft breathe them, O air

So early in de morning

Softly now the light of day

Soldiers’ chorus

Soldier’s farewell

Soldier’s joy

Soldiers of Christ, arise

Some day I’ll wander back again

Some of these days

Somebody stole my gal

Somebody’s knocking at your door

Someday (You’ll want me to want you)

Sometimes I’m happy

Son of a gambolier

Song at twilight

Song of a thousand years

Song of the forge

Song of the G.I. dummy

Song of the islands

Song of the vagabonds

Songs my mother taught me

Sound the loud timbrel

Soup song (All you little rookies, we wish the same to you)

Sourwood mountain

Spirit of the T.T.C.

Stand up for Jesus

Stars of the summer night

Stars trembling o’er us

Steersman, leave the watch!

Stein song (Hovey/Bullard)

Still as the night

Stout hearted men

Strike up the band

Style all the while

Suckin’ cider thru a straw

Summer is a-coming in

Sunny side of the street

Susy, little Susy

Sweet by-and-by

Sweet day is softly dying

Sweet Genevieve

Sweet Georgia Brown

Sweet hour of prayer

Sweet Jenny Lee

Sweet Rosie O’Grady

Swing low, sweet chariot

T

Take me out to the ball game

Take this hammer

Talking through my heart

Ta-ra-ra boom-de-ay!

Tell me the old, old story

Ten little bottles

Ten little Indians

Tenting on the old camp ground

Thanks a million

Thanks for the memory

Thanksgiving song

That big rock candy mountain

That certain party

That goes on for days and days

That old gang of mine

That wonderful mother of mine

That’s my weakness now

That’s where my money goes

The American flag

The American hymn

The animal fair

The anniversary song

The Army Air Corps

The bailiff’s daughter of islington

The band played on

The banks o’ Doon

The battle-cry of freedom

The bear went over the mountain

The bee and the pup

The bell doth toll

The Bells of Osney

The bells of St. Mary’s

The best old flag on earth

The best things in life are free

The birds’ return

The blue Alsatian mountains

The blue and white (University of Toronto song)

The blue bells of Scotland

The boys of England

The British grenadiers

The broken ring

The call of the motherland

The call to arms

The Campbells are comin’

The cheshire hunt

The Christmas song (merry Christmas to you)

The church’s one foundation

The cossack’s song

The countersigns

The curtains of night

The daughter of Rosie O’Grady

The day thou gavest

The dearest spot of earth to me is home

The desert song

The Dutchman’s dog

The evening bell

The farmer in the dell

The farmer’s daughters

The first Nowell

The flag that never comes down

The flowers that bloom in the spring

The fountain in the park

The funny old world rolls along

The gang that sang heart of my heart

The Garibaldi hymn

The girl I left behind me

The girl in the little green hat

The glorious fourth

The gold diggers’ song (We’re in the money)

The good old man

The great escape march

The gypsy love song

The harp that once through Tara’s halls

The hart he loves the high wood

The heart bowed down

The heavens resound

The high cost of loving

The hills of Wyomin

The Indians had the right idea

The Japanese sandman

The lady in red

The land o’ the leal

The land of the maple

The landlady’s daughter

The last long mile

The last rose of summer

The letter edged in black

The little brown church

The little dustman

The little old log cabin in the lane

The little old red shawl my mother wore

The little soldier

The lone fish ball

The lonesome road

The long day closes

The lord is arisen

The Lord is my shepherd

The Lord is my shepherd (Walden)

The Lord’s my shepherd

The lord’s prayer

The low-backed car

The maid from Algoma

The man in the moon

The man on the flying trapeze

The man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo

The maple leaf forever

The Marine’s hymn

The men of the North

The minstrel boy

The more we get together

The mulberry bush

The music goes round and round

The night is young and you’re so beautiful

The nut-brown maid

The old cabin home

The old Chisholm trail

The old family album

The old gray mare

The old oaken bucket

The old red cradle

The peanut vendor

The pledge to the flag

The poachers of Lincolnshire

The powder-monkey

The quilting party

The rangers’ song (We’re all pals together)

The river Genesee

The roast beef of England

The robin and chicken (The scale song)

The rose of no man’s land

The rose of Tralee

The sands of time

The sheik of Araby

The sidewalks of New York

The smoke goes up the chimney just the same

The soldiers of the king

The son of God goes forth

The son of God goes forth to war

The song is ended

The song of the Marines (we’re shovin’ right off again)

The spacious firmament on high

The Spanish cavalier

The Spanish guitar

The star of Glengary

The stars and stripes forever

The stars and stripes forever (Sousa)

The star-spangled banner

The stormy evening

The streets of New York (In old New York)

The sun worshippers

The sunshine of your smile

The sweetest story ever told

The sweetest sweetheart in the world

The sweetheart of sigma chi

The sword of Bunker Hill

The tarpaulin jacket

The three chafers

The three crows

The three fishermen

The three little pigs

The tight little island

The trail of the lonesome pine

The tramp’s song

The tree in the wood

The U.S.A forever

The vacant chair

The vicar of Bray

The voice in the old village choir

The waltz you saved for me

The wearing of the green

The wee cooper of fife

The Whiffenpoof song

The whippoorwill song

The whisper song

The wide Missouri

The world is waiting for a sunrise

The Yankee doodle boy

The yellow rose of texas

Then I’ll be happy

Then you’ll remember me

There ain’t no bugs on me

There are many flags in many lands

There is a green hill

There is a tavern in the town

There was an old man

There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight

There’s a friend for little children

There’s a little spark of love still burning

There’s a long, long trail

There’s a rainbow ’round my shoulder

There’s music in the air

There’s no business like show business

(There’s no place like) Home for the holidays

There’s something about a soldier

There’s something in the air

They all love Jack

They go wild simply wild over me

Thine eyes so blue and tender

This is my country

This is the Army, Mr. Jones

This land is your land

This little piggie went to market

This year’s kisses

Tho’ the earth be bright

Those evening bells

Those pals of ours

Those Wabash blues

Thou source of being

Three blind mice

Three children sliding

Three little fishies

Three little words

Three o’clock in the morning

Throw another log on the fire

Throw out the life-line

’Till dawning

Till we meet again

Time on my hands

Tip toe through the tulips with me

’Tis springtime

To shorten winter’s sadness

To the friends we love

To the North, to the land of the pine

To thee, o country!

Today is Monday

Together (wherever we go)

Tonight you belong to me

Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral that’s an Irish lullaby

Toot toot tootsie (goo’ bye!)

Trabling back to Georgia

Tramp, tramp, tramp

Turkey in the straw

Turn again, Whittington

Turn! Turn! Turn! (To everything there is a season)

Twelve days of Christmas

Twickenham ferry

Twilight on the trail

Twinkle, little star

Twinkling stars are laughing, love

Two dollar bill

Two hearts in three-quarter time

Two little girls in blue

U

Un Canadien errant

Under the bamboo tree

Under the stars and stripes

Underneath the Wabash Moon

Unto the hills around

Up on the house-top

U.S. Field Artillery march

V

Viennese refrain

Viva la Canadienne

Vive la compagnie

Volga boatmen’s song

W

Wabash cannonball

Wait for the wagon

Wait till the clouds roll by

Wait till the sun shines Nellie

Waiting for the rainbow

Waiting for the Robert E. Lee

Waiting to grow

Wake, and tune your youthful voices

Waltz of memory

Washington and Lee swing

Watermelon smiling on the vine

Way down yonder in New Orleans

Way down yonder in the cornfield

’Way up on the mountain top-tip-top

We are little soldier men

We did it before (and we can do it again)

We do squads left

We meet again tonight

We shall overcome

We three kings of orient are

We wish you a merry Christmas

Weave in, my hardy life

We’d better bide a wee

Wedding bells are breaking up that old gang of mine

Weel may the keel row

Welcome, sweet springtime

We’ll never let the old flag fall

We’re all noddin’

We’re all together again

Westminster chimes

What a friend we have in Jesus

What a life (trying to live without you)

What can I say after I say I’m sorry?

What Child Is This?

What shall I play

What the world needs now is love

What’ll I do with the baby-o?

What’ll you do?

What’s the matter with father

When day is done

When evening’s twilight gathers round

When I get you alone to-night

When I grow too old to dream

When I lost you

When I saw sweet Nellie home

When I survey the wondrous cross

When I was a lady

When Irish eyes are smiling

When it’s springtime in the Rockies

When Johnny comes marching home

When love is kind

When my baby smiles at me

When my dream boat comes home

When my sugar walks down the street (all the little birdies go tweet-tweet-tweet)

When the baby lions come

When the corn is waving, Annie dear

When the cry from Belgium

When the great red dawn is shining

When the lights are low

When the midnight choo-choo leaves for Alabam

When the moon comes over the mountain

When the red red robin comes bob, bob, bobbin’ along

When the robins nest again

When the roll is called

When the saints go marching in

When the swallows homeward fly

When this blinkin’ war is over

When wilt thou save the people

When you and I were young, Maggie

When you were sweet sixteen

When you wore a tulip

When you’re smiling

When Yuba plays the rumba on the tuba

Where did you get that hat?

Where do we go from here?

Where do you worka John

Where have all the flowers gone?

Where have you been Billy boy?

Where is my wandering boy?

Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)

Where the river Shannon flows

Where they were

Where’s Elmer?

While shepherds watched their flocks

Whispering hope

Whispers in the dark

White Christmas

White sand and grey sand

Who is on the Lord’s side?

Who killed Cock Robin?

Who threw the overalls in mistress Murphy’s chowder

Who will o’er the downs so free

Who would not fight for freedom

Whoo-pee ti yi yo

Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf

Who’s sorry now

Who’s that a-calling

Who’s the best man in this town?

Who’s wonderful, who’s marvelous? Miss Annabelle Lee

Will the circle be unbroken

Will ye no come back again?

Will you love me in December as you do in May

Will you remember (sweetheart)

Winter wonderland

Wishing will make it so

With plenty of money and you (Gold diggers’ lullaby)

Woodman, spare that tree

Work, for the night is coming

Worried man blues

Would God I were the tender apple blossom

Would you like to take a walk

Would you rather be a colonel with an eagle on your shoulder, or a private with a chicken on your knee?

Y

Yaka-hula-hickla-ooola

Yankee doodle-oodle

Yes sir! that’s my baby

Yes we have no bananas

Yes, yes, in your eyes

Yield not to temptation

Yip-I-addy-I-ay

(Yoo hoo hoo I’ll call to you) Under your window tonight

You always hurt the one you love

You are my lucky star

You are my sunshine

You came to my rescue

You can’t pull the wool over my eyes

You don’t like it- not much

(You gotta have) Heart

You leave me breathless

You made me love you I didn’t want to do it

You must have been a beautiful baby

You oughta be in pictures (my star of stars)

You tell me your dream, I’ll tell you mine

You took the words right out of my heart

You try somebody else

You were meant for me

Your boy is on the coal pile now

You’re a grand old flag

You’re an old smoothie

You’re driving me crazy

You’re here and I’m here

You’re in Kentucky sure as you’re born

You’re in the army now

You’re the cream in my coffee

Z

Zip-a-dee-doo-dah

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