Songbook Information

Songbook title:	The Golden Book of Favorite Songs
Year:	1915
Editor:	N.H. Aitch
Publisher:	Hall & McCreary Company
Location:	Chicago
Songs:	A commencement hymn All together America America the beautiful Angry words Annie Laurie Anvil chorus Auld lang syne Battle hymn of the republic Bingo was his name Blest be the tie that binds Blue-eyed Mary Bulldog on the bank Can a little child, like me? Carry me back to old Virginny Catch the sunshine Cheer, boys, cheer Christ was born on Christmas day Christmas time is come again College days Columbia, the gem of the ocean Come thou almighty king Come, with thy lute Comin’ thro’ the rye Cousin Jedediah Cradle song Dip, boys, dip the oar Dixie Fair Harvard Flag of the free Flow gently, sweet Afton Follow me, full of glee From ev’ry spire on Christmas Eve Glad Christmas bells Go to sleep, Lena darling God be with you till we meet again God bless our native land Gone are the days Good morning to you Goodnight neighbors Graduation song Hail, Columbia! Hail to the chief Hallelujah chorus Hand exercise song Happy greeting to all Hark the herald angels sing Harrow marches onward Ho, ho, vacation days are here Holy, holy, holy Home sweet home Hop, hop, hop How can I leave thee I cannot sing the old songs I think, when I read that sweet story If you have a pleasant thought Illinois Imitation song In the gloaming It came upon the midnight clear Jesus lover of my soul Jesus loves me Jingle bells John Brown’s body Jolly old St. Nicholas Juanita Just before the battle, mother Kathleen Mavourneen Keller’s American hymn Killarney Kind words can never die La Marseillaise Largo Lead kindly light Lead us, heavenly father, lead us Lilly dale Little boy blue Little drops of water Loch Lomond Long, long ago Lord, dismiss us with they blessing Love’s old sweet song Loving kindness March of the men of Harlech! Marching through Georgia Mary had a little lamb Maryland, my Maryland Massa’s in de cold ground Merrily, merrily Miller of the Dee Musical alphabet My Bonnie lies over the ocean My faith looks up to thee My old Kentucky home My own native land Now thank we all our God Now the day is over O, come, come away Oh, solemn hour Oh, wert thou in the cauld blast Old black Joe Old folks at home Onward, Christian soldiers Our flag Praise for peace Raise your hands Revolutionary tea Robin Adair Robin Redbreast Robinson Crusoe Rocked in the cradle of the deep Safely through another week Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main Scenes that are brightest Scotland’s burning Silent night, holy night Singin’ in the rain Softly now the light of day Soldier’s farewell Song of a thousand years Sound the loud timbrel Speed away Sweet and low Tenting on the old camp ground The battle-cry of freedom The bees The bell doth toll The blue bells of Scotland The cuckoo The dearest spot of earth to me is home The donkey The evening bell The farmer The harp that once through Tara’s halls The heart bowed down The last rose of summer The Loreley The minstrel boy The music goes round and round The old oaken bucket The quilting party The rainy day The snow-bird The spring The stars and stripes forever The star-spangled banner The sword of Bunker Hill The vacant chair The wearing of the green The whippoorwill song There’s music in the air Those evening bells Three blind mice To and fro To the friends we love Tramp, tramp, tramp Try, try again Twinkle, little star Uncle Ned Wake, and tune your youthful voices We’re all noddin’ When Johnny comes marching home When the swallows homeward fly When you and I were young, Maggie While shepherds watched their flocks Woodman, spare that tree Work, for the night is coming Yankee doodle Years of peace