Songbook Information

Songbook title:	The “Everybody Sing” Book, Revised Edition
Year:	1932
Editor:	Kenneth S. Clark
Publisher:	Paull-Pioneer Music Corporation
Location:	New York
Note:	CANADA EDITION stamped on cover
Songs:	A capital ship A gymnastic relief A lover’s signal Adeste fideles After the ball Ain’t dat a shame All God’s chillun got wings Aloha oe Alouette Annie Laurie Are you sleeping? Auld lang syne Aura Lea Australia Beautiful dreamer Birds in the wilderness Blest be the tie that binds Blow the man down Blue bell Bring the wagon home, John Captain Jinks Carolina moon Climb up, ye chillun, climb College medley Colorado Home Come thou almighty king Comin’ thro’ the rye Comrades Cornfield medley Daisy Bell Damper song Dark eyes De camptown races Dear old pal of mine Deck the hall Deep river Didn’t my Lord deliver Daniel? Down in the valley Drink to me only with thine eyes Ezekiel saw de wheel Faith of our fathers For he’s a jolly good fellow Git along little dogies Go down, Moses God save the queen Good king Wenceslas Goodbye, Dolly Gray Goodbye, my lover, goodbye Goodnight neighbors Goodnight to you all Graceful and easy Grandfather’s clock Hear dem bells Hello, Charlie! Hello song Hol-di-ri-dia Holy, holy, holy Home sweet home Honey dat I love so well Horse-shoe medley How can I leave thee How d’ye do? Howdy! How’s for getting friendly I don’t want to play in your yard I’ll be true to my honey boy I’ll take you home again, Kathleen In the evening by the moonlight In the gloaming It ain’t gonna rain no more It came upon the midnight clear I’ve been workin’ on the railroad Jean Jingle bells John Brown’s baby Juanita Jubilee medley Just tell them that you saw me La golondrina La Marseillaise La paloma Li’l Liza Jane Limericks Little Annie Rooney Little Tom Tinker Long, long ago Lovely evening Mah pretty Chloe from Tennessee Mandy Lee Man’s life’s a vapor Massa’s in de cold ground Merrily, merrily Mr. Frog went a courtin’ Mules My Bonnie lies over the ocean My old Kentucky home My own Canadian home My sweetheart’s the man in the moon My wild Irish rose Nelly was a lady Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen Now the day is over O Canada O Mary, don’t you weep O me! O my! (A toast) Oh! dem golden slippers Oh, Eveline Oh, my darling Clementine Oh! Susanna Old black Joe Old folks at home Old hundredth Old MacDonald had a farm Old Zip Coon On a Chinese honeymoon On the banks of the Wabash far away One, two, three, four Only one girl in the world for me Our boys will shine tonight Pals of the little red school Prairie flower Pussy willow Red river valley Reuben and Rachel Rio Grande Row, row, row your boat Rule, Britannia! Santa Lucia Say “au revoir” but not “good-bye” Scotland’s burning Silent night, holy night Silver threads among the gold Sing-a-ling-a-ling S-m-i-l-e Soldier’s farewell Some folks do Standin’ in the need of prayer Stars of the summer night Steal away Style all the while Sweet Adeline Sweet and low Sweet Genevieve Sweet Marie Swing low, sweet chariot Taps Ten miles from home That’s where my money goes The animal fair The band played on The bell doth toll The big corral The blue and the gray The Bowery The British grenadiers The curtains of night The donkey The lame crane The little brown church The little Mohee The little old red shawl my mother wore The maple leaf forever The mermaid The old gray mare The sidewalks of New York The Spanish cavalier The sunshine of Paradise Alley The wide Missouri The window There’s a long, long trail There’s music in the air Three blind mice Today is Monday Wait for the wagon Way down yonder in the cornfield Welcome, neighbor When the bees are in the hive When you and I were young, Maggie Where have you been Billy boy? Where is John? Whistle, Mary, whistle White sand and grey sand Who’s that a-calling Would God I were the tender apple blossom