Songbook Information

Songbook title:	Twice 55 Plus Community Songs (The New Brown Book)
Year:	1930
Editor:	Peter W. Dykema; Will Earhart; Hollis Dann; Osbourne McConathy
Publisher:	C.C. Birchard & Co.
Location:	Boston
Songs:	A capital ship A day of joyful singing A May song A merry life A perfect day A warrior bold Ah, poor bird All hail the power of Jesus’ name All through the night Aloha oe America America (Bloch) America the beautiful An Irish love song Annie Laurie Anvil chorus Are you sleeping? Auld lang syne Awake, my soul Battle hymn of the republic Believe me if all those endearing young charms Blow the man down Bonnie Eloise Bulldog on the bank Calm as the night Cantique de Noël Carry me back to old Virginny Christmas is coming Columbia, the gem of the ocean Come let us to the bagpipe’s sound Come, my soul, thou must be waking Come thou almighty king Come, ye thankful people Comin’ thro’ the rye Darling Nelly Gray Deck the hall Dinah Dixie Drink to me only with thine eyes Early to bed Fairest lord Jesus Flow gently, sweet Afton Flowing river For he’s a jolly good fellow For the beauty of the earth Gaily the troubadour Get away from dis co’nfiel’! Git along little dogies Glory now to thee be given Goodbye, my lover, goodbye Good-night, ladies Great Tom is cast Hail, holy light Hark the herald angels sing Health and strength Ho! every sleeper waken Home sweet home How can I leave thee How firm a foundation Howdy! I need thee every hour In old Madrid In the gloaming In the time of roses I’ve been workin’ on the railroad Jeanie with the light brown hair Jingle bells John Peel Juanita Keep the home fires burning La Marseillaise Largo Lead kindly light Loch Lomond Long, long ago Lord, we come with hearts aflame Lost chord Lovely evening Love’s old sweet song March of the men of Harlech! March on Marche Lorraine Massa dear Massa’s in de cold ground Merrily, merrily Merry bells of Hamburg Missouri waltz Mosquito’s serenade My Bonnie lies over the ocean My love’s an arbutus My old Kentucky home My sunshine Nancy Lee Nearer, my God, to thee Nelly was a lady Now Robin, lend to me thy bow O come all ye faithful O God, our help in ages past O little town of Bethlehem O Mary, don’t you weep O my love! O soldier, soldier O thou from whom all goodness flows O worship the king Oh! Susanna Old aunt Jemima Old black Joe Old dog Tray Old folks at home Old Zip Coon On, o thou soul Onward, Christian soldiers Our boys will shine tonight Out on the deep Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag and smile, smile, smile Palm branches Pilgrims’ chorus Proudly as the eagle Reuben and Rachel Rocked in the cradle of the deep Row, row, row your boat Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main Santa Lucia Scotland’s burning See, the conquering hero comes See-saw Send out thy light Silent night, holy night Silent now the drowsy bird Sing a song of sixpence Soldiers’ chorus Soldier’s farewell Songs my mother taught me Spin, spin Stars of the summer night Steal away Sun of my soul Sweet Adeline Sweet and low Sweet Genevieve Sweet potatoes Swing low, sweet chariot Tap! Tap! Tap! Taps Tenting on the old camp ground The battle-cry of freedom The bear went over the mountain The bell doth toll The Bells of Osney The climate The first Nowell The heavens resound The home road The land o’ the leal The little brown church The lord is arisen The Loreley The man in the moon The old Chisholm trail The old oaken bucket The spacious firmament on high The Spanish cavalier The star-spangled banner The sun worshippers The U.S.A forever The wearing of the green There was an old man There’s a long, long trail Tho’ the earth be bright Three blind mice Three children sliding To shorten winter’s sadness Today is Monday Tomorrow Tramp, tramp, tramp Turn again, Whittington Twelve days of Christmas Vesper hymn Welcome, sweet springtime Westminster chimes When Johnny comes marching home When wilt thou save the people When you and I were young, Maggie White sand and grey sand Yankee doodle Yankee doodle-oodle