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42nd street
A
A bachelor gay
A boat! A boat!
A boy’s best friend is his mother
A capital ship
A carol for everyman
A commencement hymn
A day of joyful singing
A dream
A gay caballero
A gentle hint
A good cigar is a smoke
A gymnastic relief
A home by the sea
A hope carol
A hot cornet can go... (Betty Boop song)
A hunting we will go
A kiss in the dark
A la claire fontaine
A legend
A little bit of Heaven
A little kiss each morning
A little more cider
A little wish
A lover’s signal
A May song
A merry life
A mighty fortress is our God
A mighty ship
A perfect day
A policeman’s lot
A prayer
A pretty girl is like a melody
A safe stronghold our God is still
A Sea Scout chantey
A smile will go a long, long way
A song of India
A song of India (St. Ives)
A song the world is singing
A stein song
A sunshine boomerang
A toast
A trick in picking a chick
A Utah man am I
A virgin unspotted
A warrior bold
A wee deoch an’ doris
A wet sheet and a flowing sea
Abdul, the Bulbul Ameer
Abide with me
About a quarter to nine
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Adeste fideles
After I see the sandman
After I’ve called you sweetheart how can I call you friend
After the ball
Ah, dearest Lord
Ah, poor bird
Ah, sweet mystery of life
Ah, ’tis a dream
Ain’t dat a shame
Ain’t got no style
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 alone
All alone, all alone, nobody here but me
All by myself
All God’s chillun got wings
All hail the power of Jesus’ name
All I do is dream of you
All I want is somebody to love me
All night long
All people that on earth do dwell
All the good times are past and gone
All the people that on earth
All through the night
All together
All we do is sign the pay-roll
All who sing
Alma mater
Aloha oe
Alouette
Always
Am I a soldier of the cross?
Am I blue?
Amazing grace
Amen (yea-men)
America
America befriend!
America (Bloch)
America for me
America, I love you
America, my country
America my country, ’tis of thee
America the beautiful
An Autumn lullaby
An idle dream
An Irish love song
Anchored
Anchors aweigh
And the green grass grew all around
Andantino (Deep in my heart)
Andantino (Starlight and Sunshine)
Andantino (Take thee a rose dear)
Angel of peace
Angel voices ever singing
Angeline the baker
Anglo-American Anthem
Angry words
Annie Laurie
Another op’nin’, another show
Answer
Anvil chorus
Any little girl, that’s a nice little girl, is the right little girl for me
Any rags?
Anybody here seen Jack?
April showers
Are you coming out tonight Mary Ann?
Are you from Dixie?
Are you happy
Are you having any fun?
Are you lonesome tonight?
Are you sleeping?
Are you the O’Reilly
Arms for the love of America
Army trumpet calls
A-roving
Art thou weary?
As we row
As with gladness
Asleep in the deep
At a Georgia camp meeting
At break of day
At dawning
At even, ere the sun was set
At evening when I go to bed
At honor’s glorious call
At sundown
At the baby parade
At the devil’s ball
At the rainbow’s end
Au clair de la lune
Auf wiedersehen, my dear
Auld lang syne
Aura Lea
Aura Lee
Australia
Avalon
Ave Maria
Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod)
Avenging and bright
Awake, my soul
Away, away, away
Away in a manger
B
Baa! Baa! Black sheep
Baby Bunting
Baby face
Baby take a bow
Baby your mother
Back home in Indiana
Back home to old America
Back in your own backyard
Baggage guard
Ballad of the sinful rich man
Baltimore, our Baltimore
Banish thy sorrow
Barbara Allen
Barcarolle
Barnacle Bill the sailor
Barney Google
Battle hymn of the republic
Be British
Be my little baby bumble bee
B-E-A-N-S
Beautiful blue Danube
Beautiful blue Danube waltz
Beautiful dreamer
Beautiful isle of the sea
Beautiful Ohio
Because it’s your birthday today
Bedelia
Beer barrel polka
Begone dull care
Believe me if all those endearing young charms
Bell bottom trousers
Belle Mahone
Belle ob Baltimore
Ben Backstay
Ben Bolt
Bendemeer’s stream
Beside a moonlit stream
Betty co-ed
Beware
Beware of Chu Chin Chow
Beyond the blue horizon
Bidin’ my time
Bill Bailey, won’t you please come home?
Billy
Billy, Billy, bounce your baby doll
Billy Magee, Magaw
Bingo was his name
Birds in the wilderness
Black bottom
Bless ’em all
Blessed are the pure in heart
Blest be the tie that binds
Blow away the morning dew
Blow, blow, thou winter wind
Blow the man down
Blow, ye winds, heigh-ho
Blowin’ in the wind
Blue
Blue bell
Blue Hawaii
Blue river
Blue skies
Blue tail fly
Blue waves are sparkling
Bluebell
Blue-eyed Mary
Blue-eyed Sally
Boar’s head carol
Boat song
Bobby Shafto
Bohunkus
Boil them cabbage down
Bojangles of Harlem
Boll weevil song
Bombed
Bonnie blue flag
Bonnie Doon
Bonnie Dundee
Bonnie Eloise
Bonnie laddie, hieland laddie
Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid of Dundee
Boo-hoo
Boola boola
Bow! Wow!
Boy scout march
Boys of the king
Brahms’s lullaby
Break forth, o beauteous, heavenly light
Break thou the bread of life
Breakfast in bed on Sunday morning
Breezin’ along with the breeze
Bridal chorus from “Lohengrin”
Bridget Donahue
Brighten the corner where you are
Brightly beams our father’s mercy
Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella
Bring the wagon home, John
Britannia, the pride of the ocean
Broadway rose
Brothers
Bubbling and splashing
Buddie boy (How’s ev’ry little thing with you?)
Budweiser’s a friend of mine
Buffalo Gals
Bulldog on the bank
Burp, went the burpy bird
Bury me beneath the willow
Bury me not on the lone prairie
But the Lord is mindful of his own
Button up your overcoat
Buy my dainty beans
By Celia’s arbor
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
By the watermelon vine
Bye bye blackbird
Bye bye blues
Bye-bye pretty baby
C
Ca’ the yowes to the knowes
Caissons go rolling along
California, here I come
Call me back again
Call me back, pal o’ mine
Call me darling
Calligan-call again
Calm as the night
Calvary
Can a little child, like me?
Canada
Canadian boat song
Cannibal king
Canning the Kaiser
Can’t yo’ heah me callin’ Caroline
Cantique de Noël
Captain Jinks
Careless love
Carolina in the morning
Carolina moon
Carry it on
Carry me back to old Virginny
Carry me back to Tennessee
Carry me back to the lone prairie
Carry on!
Carve dat possum
Casey Jones
Cast thy burden upon the Lord
Catch the sunshine
Cecilia
Cecillia (Fr.)
Central will shine
Chairs to mend
Chapel in the moonlight
Charlie is my darlin’
Charmaine
Charming Marguerite
Cheer, boys, cheer
Cheer up, Mary
Cherry ripe
Chicago
Chili bean
Chinatown, my Chinatown
Chinese song
Ching-a-ling
Chiquita
Chow song
Christ at the door
Christ the Lord is risen today
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
Cielito lindo
Cindy
Ciribiribee
Ciribiribin
Civilization
Climb up, ye chillun, climb
Cluck old hen
Coal black mammy
Coast artillery song
Co-ca-che-lunk
Cock-a-doodle-doo
Cockles and mussels
College days
College medley
Collegiate
Colombo
Colorado Home
Columbia, the gem of the ocean
Columbia’s song
Columbus stockade blues
Come again! Sweet love doth now invite
Come back to Erin
Come, follow
Come from the prairies
Come Josephine in my flying machine
Come, lasses and lads
Come, let us learn to sing
Come let us to the bagpipe’s sound
Come, let’s sing a merry round
Come, my dear one
Come, my soul, thou must be waking
Come take a trip in my airship
Come thou almighty king
Come to me in Canada
Come where my love lies dreaming
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
Comrades
Cornfield medley
Cornish May song
Coronation day
Count your blessings
Cousin Jedediah
Coventry carol
Cradel song
Cradle hymn
Cradle song
Crash on! artillery
Crawdad song
Crazy mixed up song
Crazy rhythm
Crazy words
Creation’s hymn
Creator alme siderum
Cripple creek
Crossing the bar
Crown Him with many crowns
Cruising down the river
Cuddle up a little closer
Curse of an aching heart
D
Daisy Bell
Damascus
Damper song
Dancing with tears in my eyes
Dark eyes
Darktown strutters’ ball
Darling Nelly Gray
Dat am de way to spell chicken
Dawn of to-morrow
Day is dying in the West
Day of thanksgiving
De bezem
De camptown races
De colores
Dean or prexy
Dear, delightful women
Dear Evelina, sweet Evelina
Dear hearts and gentle people
Dear little shamrock
Dear old girl
Dear old pal of mine
Dearest Mae
Deck the hall
Dedication (Widmung)
’Deed I do
Deep in the heart of Texas
Deep night
Deep purple
Deep river
Dew-dew-dewey day
Diane
Dickory, dickory, dock
Did I remember
Did you ever see a dream walking?
Didn’t he ramble!
Didn’t know the way to
Didn’t my Lord deliver Daniel?
Die beiden Grenadiere
Dinah
Dip, boys, dip the oar
Dixie
Do a good turn daily
Do it again
Do you ever think of me
Dona nobis pacem
Donkey riding
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
Don’t worry
Do-re-mi
Down among the sugar cane
Down by the old mill stream
Down by the riverside
Down by the Sally gardens
Down de road
Down in a coal mine
Down in jungle town
Down in Mobile
Down in the valley
Down Mobile
Down on Smiley’s farm
Down on the farm
Down South
Down Texas way
Down the field
Down went McGinty
Down where the cotton blossoms grow
Down where the Swanee river flows
Dream faces
Drifting and dreaming, sweet paradise
Drink to me only with thine eyes
Drinking
Drinking, drinking, drinking
Drop a little letter in your heart
Drunk last night
Dry ye your tears
Du, du liegst mir im Herzen
Dublin daisies
Duty’s call
E
Early one morning
Early to bed
Echoes
Eili, eili
El rancho grande
El relicario
Elevator man’s ball
Embarquez-vous
Embraceable you
En passant par la Lorraine (As I went down to Dover)
En roulant ma boule
Ene mene mine mo
Eternal father, strong to save
Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round
Eton boating song
Evening prayer
Evening Prayer (Weber)
Evening star
Every little bit added to what you’ve got makes just a little bit more
Every little movement
Every little while
Every town’s your home town
Everybody gives me good advice
Everybody loves a chicken
Everybody two-step
Everybody works but father
Everybody’s doin’ it now
Everything is peaches down in Georgia
Eyes of blue
Ezekiel saw de wheel
F
Fair Harvard
Fairest isle
Fairest lord Jesus
Fairy-belle
Faith
Faith of our fathers
Fall in and follow me
Fancy you fancying me!
Farewell
Farewell to Lochaber
Farewell to summer
Farewell to summer (Tosti)
Fast and far: A canoeing song
Father, dear father, come home with me now
Favorite flowers
Feather bed song
Fight the good fight
Finale from “Iolanthe”
Finale from “The Gondoliers”
Fine knacks for ladies
Finlandia
Finlandia (Be still my soul)
Finlandia (O! land of ours)
Finlandia (This is my song, o God of all the nations)
Firm is the ice
Flag of the free
Flanagan
Fling out the banner
Floating o’er Judea’s plains
Florian’s song
Flow gently, sweet Afton
Flowers in the valley
Flowing river
Fly around my pretty little miss
Follow me, full of glee
Following in father’s footsteps
For above Cayuga’s waters
For all the saints
For all we know
For her lover who was far away
For he’s a jolly good fellow
For liberty
For me and my gal
For music (Für Music)
For sev’n long years
For the beauty of the earth
For thee, dear home
For you
For you alone
Forever with the lord
Forgive me
Forsaken
Forth in thy name, Lord, I go
Forward through the ages
Fou the noo
Fourty-nine bottles
Frankie and Johnnie
Friend o’ mine
Frog round
From all that dwell below the skies
From ev’ry spire on Christmas Eve
From Greenland’s icy mountains
From ill do thou defend me
From oberon in fairyland
From ocean unto ocean
From the Pincian hill
Frosty the snowman
Funiculi, funicula
G
Gaily the troubadour
Galilee
Galway by the sea
Gaudeamus igitur
Gee! But I like the music with my meals
Gee but you’re swell
Gee, mom, I want to go home
Gentle Annie
Gently, Johnny
Get away from dis co’nfiel’!
Get me to the church on time
Get on board
Giddy giddap! Go on! Go on!
Girl of my dreams
Git along little dogies
Git on board, little chillen
Give a man a horse he can ride
Give me a kiss by the numbers
Give me a night in June
“Give me a toot on the tooter Tommy”
Give me the moonlight
Give my regards to Broadway
Give peace a chance
Glad Christmas bells
Gloria patri
Glorious apollo
Glory now to thee be given
Glory to God
Glory to thee, my God, this night
Go down, Moses
Go tell aunt Rhody
Go to it
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 bless the U.S.A.
God of our fathers
God of our fathers, known of old
God of our fathers, whose almighty hand
God of the Earth
God, our loving father
God rest ye merry gentlemen
God save America patriotic song
God save the queen
God send you back to me
God, the all-terrible
God will take care of you
God’s other room
Gold star mother o’ mine
Golden slumbers
Gone are the days
Good bye boys
Good bye old paint
Good Christian men, rejoice
Good evening
Good king Wenceslas
Good luck to the boys of the Allies
Good morning
Good morning, Mr. Zip, Zip, Zip
Good morning to you
Good night
Good night, farewell
Good night (Gute Nacht)
Good night Irene
Good ship lollipop
Good-bye
Goodbye booze
Goodbye Broadway, hello France
Goodbye, Dolly Gray
Good-bye little girl, good-bye
Good-bye, Liza Jane
Goodbye my lady love
Goodbye, my lover, goodbye
Good-bye-ee!
Good-night
Good-night, ladies
Goodnight, my love
Goodnight neighbors
Goodnight, nurse
Goodnight sweetheart
Goodnight to you all
Good-night (Warner)
Goody goody
Goosey goosey gander
Gorgeous
Grace before meals
Graceful and easy
Graduation song
Grandfather’s clock
Great day
Great God, we sing
Great Tom is cast
Green green grass of home
Green grow the rushes ho
Greetings
Guard the flag
H
Hail, Columbia!
Hail hail the gang’s all here
Hail, holy light
Hail, King George
Hail, poetry, thou heav’n-born maid!
Hail smiling morn
Hail to the chief
Hallelujah!
Hallelujah, Amen
Hallelujah chorus
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! O sing the Lord in holy fear
Hallelujah I’m a bum
Halli! Hallo!
Hallow e’en
Hand exercise song
Hand me down my walking cane
Handsome Molly
Happy are we tonight
Happy as a big sunflower
Happy birthday
Happy days are here again
Happy greeting to all
Happy land
Harbor lights
Hard times come again no more
Hark, hark my soul
Hark, hark, the lark
Hark I hear a voice
Hark my soul, it is the Lord
Hark! Ten thousand voices
Hark the angels’ song
Hark the herald angels sing
Hark! The summons
Harrigan
Harrow marches onward
Has anybody here seen Kelly
Has anybody seen my girl? (Five foot two, eyes of blue)
Has anybody seen Sir Henry?
Has sorrow thy young days shaded?
Haul on the bowlin’
Hava Nagila
Havah Nagilah
Have a heart
Have you forgotten?
Hawaiian butterfly
He found it
He is an Englishman
He leadeth me
He lifted me
He will hold me fast
He wooed her
Headin’ home (bound for Birmingham)
Health and strength
Hear dem bells
Heartaches
Hearts of oak
Heave away, my Johnny
Heav’n, heav’n
He’d Have to Get Under - Get Out And Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)
Heidelberg
Heigh-ho
Heigho, heigho
Heinz
Hello California
Hello, Charlie!
Hello cutie
Hello! Ma baby
Hello my dearie
Hello song
Hello speaker
Heralds of spring
Here comes Cookie
Here comes the flag
Here comes the girl
Here comes the showboat
Here I am - broken hearted
Here in my arms
Here, o my Lord
Here they come!
Here’s a health unto his majesty
Here’s love in your eye
Here’s to
Here’s to our absent brothers
Here’s to the B.S.A. (Bingo)
Here’s to the maiden
He’s a daisy
He’s a good old soul
He’s got the whole world in his hands
Hey, diddle, diddle
Hey! Hey! (Hey! Hey! Your cares away)
Hi diddle bum bum
Hi rinktum inktum
Hiawatha’s mittens
Hie away home
Hie to the fields
Highways are happy ways
Hinky dinky parlay voo
Hip! Hip! Hooray!
Hitchy koo
Hi-yah
Ho! every sleeper waken
Ho, for the slum!
Ho, ho, vacation days are here
Ho, my comrades
Hold the fort
Hold thy peace
Hol-di-ri-dia
Holy ghost! with light divine
Holy God, we praise thy name
Holy, holy, holy
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God almighty
Home
Home, boys, home
Home on the range
Home sweet home
Home, sweet home, and Rubinstein’s melody
Home to our mountains
Home-going song
Honey
Honey dat I love so well
Honey man
Honolulu nights
Hooray for love
Hoosier sweetheart
Hop, hop, hop
Horses
Horse-shoe medley
Hot corn, cold corn
How can I leave thee
How dry am I
How d’ye do?
How firm a foundation
How great thou art
How high the moon
How lovely are the messengers
How sweet the name
How you gonna keep ’em down on the farm
Howdy!
Howdy (alt)
Howdy song
How’s for getting friendly
Humanity’s call to America
Humility
Humoresque
Hunting song
Hunting the hare
Huntsman’s chorus
Hurrah for Mary
Hustle and grin
Hymn of freedom
Hymn of the adoption
Hymn to joy
Hymn to St. Raphael
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 am praying for you
I cannot help winking my eye
I cannot sing the old songs
I can’t be true to one little girl when another little girl comes ’round
I can’t escape from you
I can’t give you anything but love
I can’t tell you why I love you but I do
I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way
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 just as happy as a big sun flower
I feel like a feather in the breeze
I found a million dollar baby (in a five and ten cent store)
I got rhythm
(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 like the place where the peaches grow
I love a lassie
I love a parade
I love my baby (my baby loves me)
I love the merry, merry sunshine!
I love to be a sailor (Three cheers)
I love to see the evenin’ sun go down
I love to tell the story
I love to whistle
I love you
I love you Canada
I love you from coast to coast
I love you truly
I M 4 U
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 never knew
I salute thee, old glory
I saw mommy kissing santa claus
I shall see you tonight
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 be ready
I want to go back to Michigan
I was roaming along
I will sing a lullaby
I wish I had a girl
I wish I was in Indiana
I wish I was single again
I wished on the moon
I wonder if you miss me (just as much as I miss you)
I wonder what’s become of Sally
I wonder who’s kissing her now
I wonder why I work and sigh the way I do
I would that my love
Ich liebe dich (I love thee)
I’d climb the highest mountain
I’d do as much for you
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 could turn the clock back by a year
If I had a hammer (The hammer song)
If I had a talking picture of you
If I had my way
If I knock the ‘L’ out of Kelly
If I might come to you
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 talk in your sleep don’t mention my name
If you were the only girl (in the world)
I’ll always be in love with you
I’ll be true to my honey boy
I’ll be with you in apple blossom time
I’ll do anything in the world for you
I’ll go where you want me to go
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
Illinois
I’m a Ding Dong Daddy
I’m a member of the midnight crew
I’m a stage coach driver from Silver City
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 on my way to Reno
I’m on the jury
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
I’m the guy
I’m the man they left behind
I’m wild!
Imitation of a bagpipe
Imitation song
In a little Spanish town (’twas on a night like this)
In an old-fashioned town
In dulci jubilo
In good queen Bess’s days
In heavenly love abiding
In her kitchen garden
In my harem
In my merry Oldsmobile
In old Madrid
In the baggage coach ahead
In the cross of Christ I glory
In the days of old
In the evening by the moonlight
In the garden
In the garden of my heart
In the gloaming
In the good old summer time
In the little red school house
In the old red school
In the secret of his presence
In the shade of the old apple tree
In the shade of the old armoury
In the time of roses
Inching along
Indian lullaby
Indian song
Indian summer
Indian trail song
Information
Integer vitae (The man of upright life)
Into each life some rain must fall
Into the air, Army Air Force
Invocation
Iowa
Is it possible?
Is it true what they say about Dixie?
I’se gwine back to Dixie
Isle of beauty
Isle of Capri
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 better to laugh than be sighing
It is no secret (what God can do)
It is well with my soul
It looks like a big night tonight
It was a lover and his lass
It was the Dutch
It’s a big, wide wonderful world
It’s a fine romance
It’s a gay old world
It’s a long, long way to my home in Kentucky
It’s a long, long way to Tipperary
It’s a long way to Berlin
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 me
It’s my flag too
It’s nice to get up in the morning
It’s nice when you love a wee lassie
Ivan Skizavitzky Skivar
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
Jack and Jean
Jacob’s ladder
Ja-da
Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing, Jing, Jing!)
January and February
Jealous
Jean
Jeanie with the light brown hair
Jeannine I dream of lilac time
Jeepers creepers
Jenny Jenkins
Jenny Johnson
Jerusalem the golden
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring
Jesus is calling
Jesus lover of my soul
Jesus loves me
Jesus, saviour, pilot me
Jesus, tender, shepherd, hear me
Jim along, Josy
Jimmy had a nickel
Jingle bells
Joan of Arc
John Brown’s baby
John Brown’s body
John Henry
John Peel
Johnnie Cope
Johnny Doughboy found a rose in Ireland
Johnny Sands
Johnny smoker
Johnny Zero
Jolly good company
Jolly old St. Nicholas
Jolly students
Joy and courage
Joy to the world
Jésus de Nazareth
Juanita
Jubilate
Jubilee medley
June in January
June is bustin’ out all over
June night
Just a baby’s prayer at twilight (for her daddy over there)
Just a cottage small (by a waterfall)
Just a dream of you, dear
Just a gigolo
Just a memory
Just another day wasted away
Just around the corner
Just as father used to do
Just as I am
Just awearyin’ for you
Just before the battle, mother
Just for today
Just like a butterfly
Just once again
Just one more chance
Just tell them that you saw me
K
Kathleen Mavourneen
Katy-did
Keep step with the Master
Keep striving
Keep the home fires burning
Keep the huns retiring
Keep them rolling
Keep thyself pure
Keep your head down, Fritzie boy!
Keep your sunny side up
Keller’s American hymn
Kelvin Grove
Kemo kimo
Kentucky babe
Kentucky days
Killarney
Kind, kind and gentle is she
Kind words can never die
King George’s men
Kingdom coming
Kiss and make up
Kiss me again
Kitty from Kansas City
Kitty of Coleraine
K-K-K-Katy
Knee deep in the daisies
L
La Brabançonne
La cucaracha
La golondrina
La Marseillaise
La paloma
La vie en rose
Laddie in khaki (The girl who waits at home)
Lady Angeline
Lady moon
L’amour-toujours-l’amour (Love everlasting)
Land of hope and glory
Land of our birth, we pledge to thee
Land sighting
Landing of the pilgrims (song for Thanksgiving day)
Landlord, fill the flowing bowl
Largo
Last night
Last night I had the strangest dream
Last night on the back porch
Last night the nightingale woke me
Laughing song
Lavender’s blue
Law and order
Lazy day
Lazy John
Lazy Mary, will you get up?
Lazybones
Le brigadier
Le drapeau de carillon
Lead kindly light
Lead us, heavenly father, lead us
Leave me with a smile
Leezie Lindsay
Let a smile be your umbrella
Let freedom ring
Let him in
Let it snow
Let me call you sweetheart
Let me entertain you
Let the great big world keep turning
Let the rest of the world go by
Let the whole creation cry
Let there be peace on Earth
Let us with a gladsome mind
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
Liebestraum
Lift every voice and sing
Lift thine eyes
Lightly row
Lights out
Li’l Liza Jane
Lilliburlero
Lilly dale
Lily of the valley
Limehouse blues
Limericks
Linger awhile
Linger longer Letty
Listen, my lady
Listen to my tale of woe
Listen to the lambs
Listen to the mocking bird
Litoria
Little Annie Rooney
Little birdie
Little Bo-Peep
Little boy blue
Little brown jug
Little David, play on your harp
Little drops of water
Little girl
Little grey home in the West
Little Jack Horner
Little Josephine (La Peppinetta)
Little Louisa (La Luisella)
Little Maggie
Little miss Melody
Little old lady
Little rosebud
Little Tom Tinker
Little wooden shoes
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming
Loch Lomond
London bridges
Londonderry air
Lonely melody
Lonesome and sorry
Lonesome road blues
Long ago in childhood’s days
Long boy
Long, long ago
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 and Father of mankind
Lord, dismiss us with they blessing
Lord, for to-morrow
Lord God of hosts
Lord, keep us safe this night
Lord of all being (Hatton)
Lord of all being, throned afar
Lord, we come with hearts aflame
Lorna Doone’s song
Lost chord
Louisiana lullaby
Love and summer
Love in bloom
Love is sweeping the country
Love makes the world go ’round
Love me and the world is mine
Love nobody but you, babe
Love sends a little gift of roses
Love song
Love songs of the Nile
Love thy neighbor
Love will find a way
Loveliest night of the year
Lovely appear
Lovely evening
Lovely lady
Lovely night
Lovely night (from “Tales of Hoffmann”)
Love’s greetings (Salut d’amour)
Love’s old sweet song
Loving kindness
Loyalty song
Luana Lou
Lullaby
Lullaby (from “Jocelyn”)
Lullaby (Mozart)
Lullaby of Broadway
Lullay, thou little tiny child
Luther’s cradle hymn (Away in a manger)
Lutzow’s wild hunt
Lying in the hay
M
Ma
MacNamara’s Band
Madelon
Mademoiselle from Armentières
Magic on Broadway
Magnolia
Mah pretty Chloe from Tennessee
Mairzy doats
Major Dundee march
Malbrouck
Malbrouk s’en va-t-en guerre (Malbrouk has gon a-fighting)
Mama don’t allow
Mammy’s little coal black rose
Mandy
Mandy Lee
Man’s life’s a vapor
March! March!
March of the kings
March of the kings (Davis)
March of the men of Harlech!
March of the victors
March of the volunteers
March on
Marche Lorraine
Marcheta (a love song of old Mexico)
Marching along together
Marching in khaki
Marching through Georgia
Marching to Healthville
Margie
Marianina
Maria’s lambkin
Marie
Marie (by Franz)
Mariutch
Mary
Mary Ann McCarthy
Mary had a little lamb
Mary Lou
Mary of Argyle
Mary went ’round and around
Maryland, my Maryland
Mary’s a grand old name
Massa dear
Massa’s in de cold ground
May
May Day carol
May god preserve thee, Canada
Mayday dance
Me and my shadow
Me and the moon
Meerschaum pipe
Meet me by the ice house Lizzie
Meet me in St. Louis, Louis
Meet me tonight in Dreamland
Melindy
Memories
Memory lane
Merrily, merrily
Merry bells of Hamburg
Merry widow waltz
Michael (row the boat ashore)
Michael Roy
Michigan, my Michigan
Mickey
Mickey Mouse’s birthday party
Mighty lak’ a rose
Miller of the Dee
Minstrel’s song (Minnelied)
Miss you
Mississippi
Mississippi mud
Missouri waltz
Mistress Shady
Mole in the ground
Monsieur banjo
Moonbeams and dreams of you
Moonlight and music
Moonlight and roses
Moonlight and shadows
Moonlight bay
Morning
Morning bells
Morning comes early
Morning glories
Morning praise
Morning prayer
Morning song
Mosquito’s serenade
M-O-T-H-E-R
Mother Machree
Mother of mine (I still have you)
Mother pin a rose on me
Mother Volga
Mountain greenery
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Frog went a courtin’
Mules
Mummers’ song
Mush-mush
Music alone shall live
Musical alphabet
Must be santa
My ain folk
My baby just cares for me
My beautiful lady
My bed is like a little boat
My blue Danube
My blue heaven
My Bonnie lies over the ocean
My buddy
My dear-o
My dream of the big parade
My dream sweetheart
My faith looks up to thee
My gal Sal
My gentle harp
My heart at thy sweet voice
My heart ever faithful
My heart is calling you
My heart’s in the highlands
My hero
My home’s across the Blue Ridge mountains
My Irish Molly O
My Jesus, I love thee
My little dream girl
My little girl
My little Persian rose
My lord, what a mourning
My love’s an arbutus
My Marguerite
My melancholy baby
My mother’s eyes
My mother’s rosary
My motter
My native land
My old Dutch
My old horse-blanket pin
My old Kentucky home
My own Canadian home
My own native land
My pony boy
My Red Cross girlie
My reverie
My shadow
My silent love
My Sumurun girl
My sunny Tennessee
My sunshine
My sweetheart’s the man in the moon
My time is your time
My true love hath my heart
My tunic is out at the elbows
My wife’s gone to the country
My wild Irish rose
N
Nancy Lee
National hymn of Italy
Near the cross
Nearer, my God, to thee
Nebraska, we’ll fight for you!
Nelly Bly
Nelly was a lady
Nenia
Nesting time
Never alone
Never bite off any more than you can chew
Never in a million years
Never mind
Never no more
Never should have told you
New every morning is the love
New river train
Night
Night (Abt)
Night and day
Night song
Night witchery
Night-hearding song
Nine pound hammer
No can do
No greater love
No no, a thousand times no
No other one
No regrets
No wedding bells for me
Noah’s ark
Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen
Nobody’s sweetheart
Non nobis, Domine
None but the lonely heart
Not because your hair is curly
Nothing like that in our family
Now are flown the shades of night
Now is the hour
Now is the month of maying
Now let every tongue adore Thee
Now Robin, lend to me thy bow
Now thank we all our God
Now that the sun is beaming bright
Now the day is over
O
O beautiful banner
O Canada
O come all ye faithful
O, come, come away
O eyes that are weary
O give thanks
O glory
O God, beneath thy guiding hand
O God of loveliness
O God, our help in ages past
O, had I Jubal’s lyre
O, holy night
O how lovely is the evening
O hush thee, my babie
O Isis and Osiris, guide them!
O Jesus, I have promised
O, Katharina!
O little town of Bethlehem
O Lord, thy love unbounded
O love that wilt not let me go
O maiden bright
O Mary, don’t you weep
O Master, let me walk with Thee
O me! O my! (A toast)
O my love!
O no John!
O no, John!
O paradise
O rest in the Lord
O soldier, soldier
O sole mio
O tempora! O mores!
O that will be glory
O thou from whom all goodness flows
O Thou whose power
O worship the king
O Zion, haste
Ode to joy
O’er the river
Of thee I sing
Off to Philadelphia
Oft in danger
Oft in the stilly night
Oh, broad land
Oh by jingo
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, Eveline
Oh Frenchy
Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning
Oh how I miss you tonight
Oh! How she could Yack-Wicki-Woo (That’s love in Honolu)
Oh, Julia
Oh Mabel
Oh! Ma-ma! (The butcher boy)
Oh Marie, oh Marie
Oh, Mary, thy laugh was sweet
Oh Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean
Oh Mr. Dream man
Oh, my darling Clementine
Oh promise me
Oh realm of light
Oh, solemn hour
Oh! Susanna
Oh, that Navajo rag
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, when I die
Oh where is my little dog gone
Oh, why camest thou before me
Oh, you beautiful doll
O’Hoolihan
Oklahoma
Old ark’s a-moverin’
Old aunt Jemima
Old black Joe
Old cowhand
Old Dan Tucker
Old dog Tray
Old fashioned garden
Old folks at home
Old Grimes
Old hundredth
Old Jewish hymn
Old Joe Clark
Old king Cole
Old MacDonald had a farm
Old rugged cross
Old Santa Claus
Old Zip Coon
Ole Dan Tucker
On a Chinese honeymoon
On a Sunday afternoon
On, brave old army team
On freedom’s shore
On moonlit waters
On, o thou soul
On the banks of Allan water
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 beam
On the Mississippi
On the mountain height
On the road to Mandalay
On the way to France
On the way to home sweet home
On thee eaching living soul awaits
On top of old smoky
On Wisconsin
Once in love with Amy
One hour of love with you
One hour with you
One in a million
One more ribber to cross
One more song for Jesus
One sweetly solemn thought
One, two, button your shoe
One, two, three, four
Only a little box of soldiers
Only one girl in the world for me
Onward, Christian soldiers
Open thy blue eyes
Organ grinder’s swing
Our blest redeemer
Our boys will shine tonight
Our club will shine
Our country
Our flag
Our flag is there
Our own Canadian boys
Our university
Out of the West
Out on the deep
Out the windows he must go
Over my head
Over the banister
Over the rainbow
Over the river and through the woods
Over the summer sea
Over there
P
Pack up your duffle
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
Palm branches
Pals of the little red school
Paper moon
Paradise
Parody Field Artillery song
Pass me not
Passing by
Pay day (That was his favorite call)
Peace be with all
Peanut song
Peg o’ my heart
Peggy O’Neil
Pennies from heaven
Peter Gray
Petticoats for women
Pilgrims’ chorus
Please go ’way and let me sleep
Please keep me in your dreams
Pledge to the flag
Poetry
Poland still lives
Polish may song
Politeness
Polly put the kettle on
Polly-wolly-doodle
Poor Butterfly
Pop! goes the weasel
Pork, beans, and hard-tack
Positively
Prairie flower
Praise
Praise for peace
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow
Praise the Lord!
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!
Praise the Lord! Ye heavens adore him
Praise to God and thanks we bring
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
Praise ye, the Father
Prayer of thanksgiving
Prayer of thanksgiving (Baker)
Presidents on parade
Pretty baby
Prisoner’s song
Prithee, pretty maiden
Private Tommy Atkins
Proudly as the eagle
Pucker up and whistle (’till the clouds roll by)
Puff the magic dragon
Pull away, brave boys
Punchinello
Pussy cat, pussy cat
Pussy willow
Put me to sleep with an old fashioned melody
Put on your old grey bonnet
Put your arms around me, honey
Q
Queen of night
Queen’s own rifles
R
Ragtime cowboy Joe
Rain
Rainbow on the river
Raise your hands
Rally round the flag
Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech
Ramona
Ra-ta-plan
Reaching for the moon
Rebecca from Sunnybrook Farm
Recessional
Red lips
Red moon
Red river valley
Red sails in the sunset
Red, white, and bue
Red wing
[Redacted slur for African American] won’t steal
Rejoice, the Lord is king
Rejoice ye pure in heart
Religion is a fortune
Remember
Rescue the perishing
Reuben and Rachel
Reuben Ranzo
Revolutionary tea
Rhythm of State Street
Rig-a-jig
Ring out, wild bells
Ring, ring de banjo!
Rio Grande
Rio Rita
Rise, crowned with light
Rising of the lark
River, stay ’way from my door
Roamin’ in the gloamin’
Roaming
Roaming in the gloaming
Roarious!: Coast artillery marching song
Robin Adair
Robin Redbreast
Robinson Crusoe
Rochester
Rock of ages
Rock the cradle Lucy
Rock-a-by baby
Rock-a-my soul
Rocked in the cradle of the deep
Roll away
Roll in my sweet baby’s arms
Roll Jordan roll
Roll on, silver moon
Romance
Rory O’ Moore
Rory O’More
Rosalie
Rose in the bud
Rose of the Rio Grande
Rosebud
Rosedale, everyone’s hometown
Roses of picardy
Round her neck she wears a yeller ribbon (For her lover who is fur fur away)
Row, row, row
Row, row, row your boat
Row the boat
Rowing, not drifting
R-r-r-rip that melody
Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer
Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown
Rule, Britannia!
Russian lullaby
Russian national anthem
S
Sabbath morning bells (Evening bells)
Safe in the arms of Jesus
Safely through another week
Sail away ladies
Sailing
Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main
Sailing, sailing, sailing
Sailor’s home song
Saint David’s day
Saint Patrick was a gentleman
Sakura
Sally in our alley
Salute to the flag
San Francisco
Santa Claus is coming to town
Santa Lucia
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
School days
Scotland’s burning
Scots, wha hae wi’ Wallace bled
Season’s greetings
See saw Margery Daw
See, the conquering hero comes
See those poor fellows
See-saw
Semper paratus
Send out thy light
September in the rain
Serenade
Serenade (Johnson)
Serenade (Shelley)
Shadows
Shady grove
Shady tree
Shall we gather at the river
Shalom chaverim (Peace, friend, until we meet again)
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 is my daisy
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
Shenandoah
Shepherds’ dance
She’s only a bird in a gilded cage
S-h-i-n-e
Shine on harvest moon
Ship ahoy!
Shipbuilders’ chorus (Camouflage march)
Shoe shine boy
Shoo fly!
Shortnin’ bread
Show me the way, o Lord
Show me the way to go home
Show me thy face, one transient gleam
Shuffle off to Buffalo
Side by side
Silent night, holy night
Silent now the drowsy bird
Silver bells
Silver dollar
Silver moon
Silver threads among the gold
Simple gifts
Simple Simon
Since first I saw your face
Since Nellie came back from the city
Sing a song of sixpence
Sing again that sweet refrain
Sing along
Sing and smile and pray the clouds away
Sing another song
Sing baby sing
Sing ho! The merry autumn time
Sing me a baby song
Sing, sing! Why shouldn’t we sing?
Sing, smile, slumber
Sing something simple
Sing-a-ling-a-ling
Singin’ in the rain
Singin’ Johnny
Singing in the rain
Sioux City Sue
Sir eglamore
Sir, pray be so good
Sister Susie’s sewing shirts for soldiers
Skiddy-mer-rink-a-doo means I love you
Skip to my Lou
Skye boat song
Sleep
Sleep, baby, sleep
Sleep, comrades sleep!
Sleep, my dearie
Sleep soldier sleep
Sleepers, arise!
Sleepy time down South
Sleepy time gal
Sleigh ride
Slum and gravy
Slumber Song
Slumming on Park Avenue
Smarty
S-m-i-l-e
Smile, darn ya, smile
Smile praises, O sky, soft breathe them, O air
Smiles
Snookey ookums
So blue
So early in de morning
Soft murmuring breeze
Softly now the light of day
Soldier boy
Soldiers’ chorus
Soldier’s farewell
Soldier’s home sweet home
Soldier’s joy
Soldiers of Christ, arise
Solomon Levi
Some day I’ll wander back again
Some folks do
Some of these days
Some sort of somebody
Somebody else is gettin’ it
Somebody stole my gal
Somebody’s knocking at your door
Someday I’ll make you love me
Someday (You’ll want me to want you)
Sometime
Sometimes I feel like a motherless child
Sometimes I’m happy
Somewhere a voice is calling
Somewhere in the world
Son of a gambolier
Song at twilight
Song of a thousand years
Song of Lorraine
Song of May
Song of the Allies
Song of the army engineer
Song of the forge
Song of the G.I. dummy
Song of the islands
Song of the Signal Corps
Song of the vagabonds
Song of the Western men
Songs my mother taught me
Sons of Randolph
Sound the battle cry!
Sound the loud timbrel
Sound ye the trumpet
Soup song (All you little rookies, we wish the same to you)
Sourwood mountain
Southern girls
Southern memories
Spanish ladies
Speak to me
Speed away
Speed our republic
Spin, spin
Spirit of the T.T.C.
Spring breezes
Spring song
Spring song (Chopin)
St. Patrick’s Day
Stand up for Jesus
Standin’ in the need of prayer
Stars of the summer night
Stars trembling o’er us
Steal away
Steamboat Bill
Steersman, leave the watch!
Stein song
Still as the night
Still, still with thee
Still, still with thee (Mendelssohn)
Stillness of night
Stodola pumpa
Stop your tickling, Jock
Stormy weather
Stout hearted men
Street urchins’ medley
Strike up the band
Stumbling
Style all the while
Suckin’ cider thru a straw
Summer evening
Summer evening (Grieg)
Summer is a-coming in
Sun of my soul
Sunday
Sunny side of the street
Sunrise
Sunshine in the soul
Sunshine of your smile
Sur mon pere
Sure a little bit of shrapnel
Susy, little Susy
Swanee
Swanee river
Swanee shore
Swansea town
Sweet Adeline
Sweet and low
Sweet by-and-by
Sweet day is softly dying
Sweet Genevieve
Sweet Georgia Brown
Sweet hour of prayer
Sweet Jenny Lee
Sweet Marie
Sweet potatoes
Sweet Rosie O’Grady
Sweet Sue
Sweet violets
Swing low, sweet chariot
Swing me in the moonlight
Swing song
Sylvia
T
Taffy’s got his Jennie in Glamorgan
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da fer to stay
Take me back to dear old Canada
Take me back to London town
Take me out to the ball game
Take this hammer
Talking through my heart
Tallahassee
Tammany
Tap! Tap! Tap!
Taps
Ta-ra-ra boom-de-ay!
Tea for two
Teasing
Tell me
Tell me, forest tree
Tell me, oh, ye stars
Tell me the old, old story
Tell us
Ten little bottles
Ten little Indians
Ten miles from home
Tenting on the old camp ground
Thanks a million
Thanks for the memory
Thanksgiving song
That baboon baby dance
That big rock candy mountain
That certain party
That dear old home of mine
That goes on for days and days
That mesmerizing Mendelssohn tune
That mysterious rag
That old gang of mine
That old girl of mine
That ragtime regimental band
That wonderful mother of mine
That’s how I need you
That’s my weakness now
That’s where my money goes
The Agincourt song
The alphabet
The American creed
The American flag
The American hymn
The animal fair
The anniversary song
The Arkansaw traveler
The Army Air Corps
The Army Bean
The ash grove
The bailiff’s daughter of islington
The band played on
The banks o’ Doon
The barnyard family
The battle of Jericho
The battle-cry of freedom
The bay of biscay
The bear went over the mountain
The bee and the pup
The bees
The bell doth toll
The bell is ringing
The bells of Aberdovey
The bells of Bethlehem
The Bells of Osney
The bells of St. Mary’s
The best old flag on earth
The best things in life are free
The big corral
The birch tree
The bird of hope
The bird on Nellie’s hat
The birds’ return
The blacksmith
The blue Alsatian mountains
The blue and the gray
The blue and the tan
The blue and white (University of Toronto song)
The blue bells of Scotland
The bonnets of Bonnie Dundee
The bonnie banks o’ loch Lomond
The boots
The Bowery
The Boy Scouts
The boys of England
The British grenadiers
The broken ring
The call of the motherland
The call to arms
The Campbells are comin’
The carnival of Venice
The cheshire hunt
The Christmas song (merry Christmas to you)
The church in the wildwood
The church’s one foundation
The climate
The coasts of High Barbary
The cobbler and the crow
The cobbler’s song
The contented camel
The cossack’s song
The countersigns
The country’s call
The crusaders
The Cubanola glide
The cuckoo
The curtains of night
The dancers
The daughter of Rosie O’Grady
The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended
The dearest spot of earth to me is home
The desert song
The donkey
The Dutch company
The Dutchman’s dog
The Eddystone light
The empire is our country
The evening bell
The eyes of Texas
The fanaid grove
The farmer
The farmer in the dell
The farmer’s daughters
The farmyard
The feast of lanterns
The ferry
The ferry (round)
The fickle shepherdess
The first Nowell
The flag
The flag goes by
The flag of the world
The flag that never comes down
The floral dance
The flower song
The flowers that bloom in the spring
The foggy dew
The fountain in the park
The frogs
The funny old world rolls along
The future Mrs. ’Awkins
The Gaby glide
The Galway piper
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 glow worm
The goblet of youth
The gold diggers’ song (We’re in the money)
The good old man
The good old open trail
The great escape march
The growler
The gypsy love song
The Hamburg show
The hanging of father
The happy family
The harp that once through Tara’s halls
The hart he loves the high wood
The heart bowed down
The heavens are telling
The heavens resound
The high cost of loving
The highland fling
The hills of Wyomin
The home road
The hundred pipers
The hunter’s farewell
The huntsmen
The Indians had the right idea
The infantry
The infantry (alt)
The Japanese sandman
The jolly miller
The jolly Switzer
The judge’s song
The keeper
The keys of heaven
The King of Thule
The lady in red
The lame crane
The land o’ the leal
The land of the maple
The landlady’s daughter
The lass with the delicate air
The last long mile
The last mile
The last rose of summer
The last round-up
The letter edged in black
The life-boat
The linden tree
The little brown church
The little dustman
The little house upon the hill
The little Mohee
The little old log cabin in the lane
The little old red shawl my mother wore
The little pig
The little sandman (Sandmanchen)
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 (Koschat)
The Lord is my shepherd (Walden)
The Lord’s my shepherd
The lord’s prayer
The Loreley
The lotus flower (Die Lotusblume)
The love nest
The low-backed car
The magic of your voice
The magnet and the churn
The maid from Algoma
The maid of the valley
The man in the moon
The man on the flying trapeze
The man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo
The mansion we builded
The maple leaf forever
The Marine’s hymn
The marquee tent
The meeting of the waters
The men of the North
The mermaid
The merry widow
The midshipmite
The minstrel boy
The minstrels sing of an English king
The miracle of St. Nicholas
The mocking bird
The modern Japanee
The monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga
The monks’ march
The more we get together
The mountain battery
The mountains o’mourne
The mulberry bush
The mummy song
The music goes round and round
The night is young and you’re so beautiful
The nightingales of Flanders
The nut-brown maid
The Oceana Roll
The old ark’s a-movering
The old brigade
The old cabin home
The old Chisholm trail
The old family album
The old flag never touched the ground
The old gray mare
The old oaken bucket
The old plantation (Kuu home)
The old red cradle
The orchestra
The palms
The parable of the sinful rich man
The parlor Scout
The patriots
The patteran
The peanut vendor
The pear tree
The pearl
The pipe
The pledge to the flag
The poachers of Lincolnshire
The powder-monkey
The preacher and the bear
The Presbyterian cat
The quilting party
The ragtime soldier man
The ragtime violin
The rainy day
The rangers’ song (We’re all pals together)
The recruit
The red, white and blue
The river Genesee
The roast beef of England
The robin
The robin and chicken (The scale song)
The roll call
The rosary
The rose of Allandale
The rose of no man’s land
The rose of Tralee
The rose’s complaint
The sands of time
The scout company
The Scouts’ call
The Scouts international chorus
The shade of the palm
The Shan Van Voght
The sheik of Araby
The shepherds’ farewell to the holy family
The sidewalks of New York
The smoke goes up the chimney just the same
The snow-bird
The snowy-breasted pearl
The soldiers of the king
The soldiers of the queen
The son of God goes forth
The son of God goes forth to war
The song is ended
The song of Pierlala
The song of the clock
The song of the frog
The song of the Marines (we’re shovin’ right off again)
The song the kettle is singing
The spacious firmament on high
The Spaniard that blighted my life
The Spanish cavalier
The Spanish guitar
The spider and the fly
The spider and the spout
The spring
The star of Glengary
The stars and stripes forever
The stars and stripes forever (Sousa)
The stars and stripes will wave over Germany
The star-spangled banner
The stormy evening
The Strand
The streets of New York (In old New York)
The sun worshippers
The sunshine of Paradise Alley
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 temperance corps
The three chafers
The three crows
The three fishermen
The three kings
The three little pigs
The three ravens
The three sailor boys
The tickling trio
The tight little island
The trail of the lonesome pine
The trail that leads to home
The tramp’s song
The tree in the wood
The tree toads
The tribute of the birds
The two roses
The U. S. A. forever (“Dixie”)
The ups and downs of little Mary
The U.S.A forever
The vacant chair
The vicar of Bray
The vision
The voice in the old village choir
The waltz you saved for me
The watchword
The wearing of the green
The wedding of Sandy McNab
The wee cooper of fife
The Whiffenpoof song
The whippoorwill song
The whisper song
The wide Missouri
The window
The winter it is past
The wise men
The wonderful inn
The world is waiting for a sunrise
The wraggle-taggle gypsies
The Yankee doodle boy
The yellow rose of texas
The Yeomen of the guard
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 be none of beauty’s daughters
There is a green hill
There is a lady sweet and kind
There is a tavern in the town
There stands a little man
There was a little maiden
There was an old man
There was once a fisher
There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight
There’s a fly on aunty’s nose
There’s a friend for little children
There’s a girl for every soldier
There’s a girl in Havana
There’s a light in the window
There’s a light shinging bright in a window to-night
There’s a little spark of love still burning
There’s a long, long trail
There’s a rainbow ’round my shoulder
There’s a wideness in God’s mercy (Wellesley)
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
Think of me
This is my country
This is the Army, Mr. Jones
This land is your land
This little light of mine
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 hundred and sixty-five days
Three little fishies
Three little words
Three o’clock in the morning
Through the window
Throw another log on the fire
Throw out the life-line
Tie a yellow ribbon round the ole oak tree
Tiger rag
’Till dawning
Till we meet again
Time on my hands
Tip toe through the tulips with me
Tipitipitin
Tiritomba
’Tis springtime
Tit-willow
To a rose
To and fro
To be with you
To God on high be thanks and praise
To shorten winter’s sadness
To spring
To Texas
To the friends we love
To the North
To the North pole
To the North, to the land of the pine
To thee, o country!
Toast song
Tobermory
Today is mine
Today is Monday
Together
Together (wherever we go)
Tom Bowling
Tom Dooley
Tommy
To-morrow
Tomorrow
Tonight you belong to me
Too many tears
Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral that’s an Irish lullaby
Toot toot tootsie (goo’ bye!)
Toreador song
Toreador’s song
Toronto
Toronto town
Torpedo Jim
Trabling back to Georgia
Tramp, tramp, tramp
Tree song
Trees
Triumph! Thanksgiving
True love
Trust in me
Try, try again
Turkey in the straw
Turn again, Whittington
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To everything there is a season)
Turn ye to me
Twelve days of Christmas
Twickenham ferry
Twilight on the trail
Twinkle, little star
Twinkling stars are laughing, love
Two dollar bill
Two guitars
Two hearts in three-quarter time
Two little girls in blue
U
Un Canadien errant
Uncle Elmer
“Uncle Ezra please slow down”
Uncle Ned
Under the anheuser bush
Under the bamboo tree
Under the moon
Under the stars and stripes
Underneath the stars
Underneath the Wabash Moon
Unfold, ye portals
University hymn
University of Texas hymn
Until
Unto the hills
Up from Somerset
Up on the house-top
Upidee
Uplift the song of praise
U.S. Field Artillery march
V
Varsity drag
Venetian boat song
Vesper bells at eventide
Vesper hymn
Veteran song
Victory song
Viennese lullaby
Viennese refrain
Viennese refrain (alt)
Vilia
Vive la Canadienne
Vive la compagnie
Voices of the woods
Volare
Volga boatmen’s song
Värmeland
W
Wabash cannonball
Wagon wheels
Wait for the wagon
Wait till the clouds roll by
Wait till the sun shines Nellie
Waiting
Waiting at the church
Waiting for the rainbow
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
Waiting to grow
Wake, and tune your youthful voices
Wake from slumber
Wal, I swan!
Waltz me around again, Willy
Waltz of memory
Wandering (Das Wandern)
Wandering in the woods
Washington and Lee swing
Waterbound
Waterlilies
Watermelon smiling on the vine
Way back when
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 feel thy calm
We lift up our voices
We march, we march
We meet again tonight
We parted on the shore
We saw them
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, neighbor
Welcome, sweet springtime
We’ll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home
We’ll never let the old flag fall
We’re all noddin’
We’re all together again
Westminster chimes
We’ve had a lovely time so long good-bye
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 tongue can tell they greatness, Lord
What’ll I do
What’ll I do with the baby-o?
What’ll you do?
What’s the matter with father
When all the world is young, lad
When Britain really rul’d the waves
When day is done
When de shadders spread aroun
When evening’s twilight gathers round
When I dream of old Erin
When I get you alone to-night
When I grow too old to dream
When I leave the world behind
When I lost you
When I saw sweet Nellie home
When I survey the wondrous cross
When I waltz with you
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 our team goes
When the baby lions come
When the bees are in the hive
When the corn is waving, Annie dear
When the cry from Belgium
When the grand old flag goes by
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 morning gilds the sky
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 shepherds pipe their lay
When the swallows homeward fly
When this blinkin’ war is over
When uncle joe plays a rag on his banjo
When was there ever a night like this
When wilt thou save the people
When you and I were young, Maggie
When you come home
When you were sweet sixteen
When you wore a tulip
When you’re a long, long way from home
When you’re smiling
When Yuba plays the rumba on the tuba
Where did that one go?
Where did you get that hat?
Where do we go from here?
Where do you worka John
Where e’er you walk
Where have all the flowers gone?
Where have you been Billy boy?
Where is John?
Where is my wandering boy?
Where, o where
Where the bee sucks
Where the black-eyed susans grow
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
While strolling through the park one day (In the merry month of May)
While thee I seek
Whispering
Whispering hope
Whispers in the dark
Whistle, Mary, whistle
White Christmas
White sand and grey sand
Who are you getting at, eh?
Who are you with tonight?
Who cares
Who could it be?
Who is on the Lord’s side?
Who is Sylvia?
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
Whoa, Emma!
Who’ll buy my roses?
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
Whosoever will
Why don’t you work?
Wi’ a hundred pipers an’ a’
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)
Willie’s got another girl now
Winter
Winter wonderland
Wishing will make it so
With a down, hey, derry down
With a violet
With plenty of money and you (Gold diggers’ lullaby)
Wonderful girl, wonderful boy, wonderful time
Wonderful one
Woodman, spare that tree
Work, for the night is coming
Workin’ on the levee (Levee song)
Worried man blues
Wot cher! (Knock’d ’em in the old Kent road)
Would God I were the tender apple blossom
Would you believe it?
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
Yankee doodle-oodle
Ye banks and braes
Ye Christian heralds
Ye mariners of England
Ye watchers and ye holy ones (Alleluia)
Yearning
Years of peace
Yellow at my feet
Yes sir! that’s my baby
Yes we have no bananas
Yes, yes, in your eyes
Yesterday
Yestereve
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 look and you can listen but m-u-m is the word
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
You’ll always be the same sweet baby
You’ll do the same thing over again
You’ll have to wait till my ship comes in
Your boy is on the coal pile now
You’re a grand old flag
You’re a great big blue-eyed baby
You’re a million miles from nowhere (when you’re one little mile from home)
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 my baby
You’re the cream in my coffee
Z
Zip code song
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah
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