Songbook Information

Songbook title:	Camp-Fire Choruses
Year:	1917
Editor:	James Edmund Jones
Publisher:	Oxford University Press
Location:	Toronto
Songs:	A boy’s best friend is his mother A capital ship A home by the sea A la claire fontaine A little more cider A stein song Abide with me All hail the power of Jesus’ name All the people that on earth Alouette Annie Laurie A-roving Art thou weary? Auld lang syne Aura Lee Away, away, away Be British Beautiful isle of the sea Believe me if all those endearing young charms Belle Mahone Ben Backstay Ben Bolt Blest be the tie that binds Bonnie Doon Bonnie Dundee Bonnie laddie, hieland laddie Bonnie sweet Bessie, the maid of Dundee Boys of the king Bridget Donahue Britannia, the pride of the ocean Bulldog on the bank By order of the king Canadian boat song Carry me back to Tennessee Carry on! Charlie is my darlin’ Chinese song Christian, seek not yet Come back to Erin Come, ye disconsolate Comin’ thro’ the rye Darling Nelly Gray De camptown races Dear Evelina, sweet Evelina Dear little shamrock Dixie Dream faces Drink to me only with thine eyes Drinking En roulant ma boule Ene mene mine mo Eternal father, strong to save Eternal ruler of the ceaseless round Everybody works but father Faith of our fathers Fast and far: A canoeing song Fight the good fight Floating o’er Judea’s plains For all the saints Forever with the lord Forsaken From ocean unto ocean Gaily the troubadour Glory to thee, my God, this night God be with you till we meet again God of our fathers God save the queen Good luck to the boys of the Allies Goodnight neighbors Hail, King George Halli! Hallo! Hard times come again no more Hark, hark my soul Hark my soul, it is the Lord He leadeth me Hearts of oak Heigho, heigho Here, o my Lord Here’s to the maiden He’s a daisy He’s a good old soul Hi-yah Ho, my comrades Holy, holy, holy Home sweet home How firm a foundation How sweet the name I cannot help winking my eye I cannot sing the old songs I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls I heard the voice of Jesus I love to tell the story I love you Canada I need thee every hour I’m on my way to Dublin Bay I’m on my way to Mandalay In the gloaming I’se gwine back to Dixie I’ve lost my doggy Jesus lover of my soul Jesus loves me Jesus, saviour, pilot me Jingle bells John Brown’s body John Peel Johnny smoker Juanita Just as I am Kathleen Mavourneen Keep thyself pure Kemo kimo Kentucky babe Killarney King George’s men Kingdom coming La Marseillaise Le brigadier Le drapeau de carillon Lead kindly light Listen to my tale of woe Listen to the mocking bird Litoria Loch Lomond Long, long ago Lord, for to-morrow Lord God of hosts Lord, keep us safe this night Malbrouck March of the men of Harlech! Marching in khaki Marching through Georgia Maria’s lambkin Mary Massa’s in de cold ground Meerschaum pipe Merrily, merrily Michael Roy Mr. Dooley Mush-mush My Bonnie lies over the ocean My faith looks up to thee My old Kentucky home Near the cross Nearer, my God, to thee Now thank we all our God Now the day is over O Canada O come all ye faithful O eyes that are weary O God, our help in ages past O Jesus, I have promised O love that wilt not let me go Oft in danger Oft in the stilly night Oh, my darling Clementine O’Hoolihan Old black Joe Old folks at home Old Grimes One more ribber to cross Only a little box of soldiers Onward, Christian soldiers Our blest redeemer Our own Canadian boys Over the banister Pass me not Peanut song Peter Gray Polly-wolly-doodle Put on your old grey bonnet Rejoice, the Lord is king Rescue the perishing Robin Adair Rock of ages Rocked in the cradle of the deep Rosalie Row, row, row your boat Rule, Britannia! Russian national anthem Safe in the arms of Jesus Sailing, sailing, sailing Saviour, again to they dear name Scots, wha hae wi’ Wallace bled Serenade (Shelley) Shall we gather at the river Ship ahoy! Show me the way, o Lord Silver threads among the gold So early in de morning Soldier’s farewell Soldiers of Christ, arise Solomon Levi Some day I’ll wander back again Son of a gambolier Stand up for Jesus Stars of the summer night Stars trembling o’er us Sun of my soul Sur mon pere Sweet and low Sweet Genevieve Tell me the old, old story Ten little Indians Tenting on the old camp ground The best old flag on earth The blue and white (University of Toronto song) The blue bells of Scotland The boots The boys of England The British grenadiers The call of the motherland The call to arms The Campbells are comin’ The church’s one foundation The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended The Dutchman’s dog The flag that never comes down The Garibaldi hymn The girl I left behind me The harp that once through Tara’s halls The heart bowed down The high cost of loving The land of the maple The landlady’s daughter The last rose of summer The lone fish ball The Lord is my shepherd (Walden) The Lord’s my shepherd The low-backed car The maid from Algoma The maple leaf forever The men of the North The mermaid The minstrel boy The old oaken bucket The old red cradle The pipe The poachers of Lincolnshire The powder-monkey The quilting party The roast beef of England The roll call The sands of time The soldiers of the king The son of God goes forth The Spanish cavalier The Spanish guitar The star-spangled banner The tarpaulin jacket The three crows The tight little island The tramp’s song The vicar of Bray Then you’ll remember me There is a green hill There is a tavern in the town There’s a friend for little children There’s a little spark of love still burning Those evening bells Thou source of being Three blind mice Throw out the life-line To the North To the North, to the land of the pine Tom Bowling Toronto Trabling back to Georgia Tramp, tramp, tramp True love Un Canadien errant Uncle Ned Unto the hills Upidee Vive la Canadienne Vive la compagnie Wait for the wagon Watermelon smiling on the vine ’Way up on the mountain top-tip-top We’d better bide a wee Weel may the keel row We’ll never let the old flag fall What a friend we have in Jesus When I get you alone to-night When I survey the wondrous cross When Johnny comes marching home When the baby lions come When the cry from Belgium When the lights are low When the roll is called When you and I were young, Maggie When you wore a tulip Where is my wandering boy? Who is on the Lord’s side? Who killed Cock Robin? Who’s that a-calling Who’s the best man in this town? Will ye no come back again? Work, for the night is coming Yield not to temptation You’re here and I’m here