Songbook Information

Songbook title:	The Canadian Soldiers’ Songbook
Year:	1918
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Publisher:	YMCA
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Songs:	A bachelor gay A little bit of Heaven A perfect day A wee deoch an’ doris Abide with me All hail the power of Jesus’ name All I want is somebody to love me All night long Anglo-American Anthem Annie Laurie Are you from Dixie? Asleep in the deep At even, ere the sun was set Auld lang syne Believe me if all those endearing young charms Beware of Chu Chin Chow Breakfast in bed on Sunday morning Carry me back to old Virginny Come back to Erin Comin’ thro’ the rye Dear little shamrock Did you ever see a dream walking? Didn’t know the way to Down Texas way Down where the Swanee river flows Drink to me only with thine eyes Eternal father, strong to save Every little while Fancy you fancying me! Fight the good fight For me and my gal For you alone Friend o’ mine Galway by the sea God save the queen God send you back to me God will take care of you Good-bye Good-bye-ee! Have a heart Have you forgotten? Hawaiian butterfly He leadeth me He lifted me He will hold me fast Hello my dearie Hold the fort I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls I like the place where the peaches grow I love a lassie I love to be a sailor (Three cheers) I love you Canada I need thee every hour I shall see you tonight I wonder why I work and sigh the way I do If I could turn the clock back by a year If I might come to you In an old-fashioned town In the garden of my heart It is well with my soul It’s a long, long way to my home in Kentucky It’s nice to get up in the morning It’s nice when you love a wee lassie John Peel Juanita Just awearyin’ for you Keep the huns retiring Kentucky babe Killarney Kind, kind and gentle is she La Brabançonne La Marseillaise Laddie in khaki (The girl who waits at home) Lead kindly light Let the great big world keep turning Little grey home in the West Little miss Melody Loch Lomond Lord and Father of mankind Love will find a way Luana Lou Mammy’s little coal black rose Mary of Argyle Mighty lak’ a rose Moonlight bay M-O-T-H-E-R Mother Machree My ain folk My Bonnie lies over the ocean My heart is calling you My old Kentucky home My tunic is out at the elbows My wild Irish rose Nearer, my God, to thee O Canada O God, our help in ages past O love that wilt not let me go O that will be glory Oh! How she could Yack-Wicki-Woo (That’s love in Honolu) Old folks at home On the way to home sweet home One hour of love with you Over there Rebecca from Sunnybrook Farm Roamin’ in the gloamin’ Roaming in the gloaming Rose in the bud Roses of picardy R-r-r-rip that melody Rule, Britannia! Saviour, again to they dear name Scots, wha hae wi’ Wallace bled Shadows Sing, sing! Why shouldn’t we sing? Soldiers of Christ, arise Some sort of somebody Someday I’ll make you love me Somewhere a voice is calling Sunshine of your smile Sure a little bit of shrapnel Swing me in the moonlight Taffy’s got his Jennie in Glamorgan Take me back to dear old Canada That dear old home of mine The Campbells are comin’ The cobbler’s song The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended The floral dance The Garibaldi hymn The last rose of summer The little house upon the hill The magic of your voice The maple leaf forever The minstrel boy The mountains o’mourne The rosary The song the kettle is singing The star-spangled banner The sunshine of your smile The trail that leads to home The wedding of Sandy McNab Then you’ll remember me There’s a girl for every soldier There’s a light shinging bright in a window to-night Think of me Three hundred and sixty-five days Underneath the stars Until Up from Somerset We’ll have a jubilee in my old Kentucky home When I dream of old Erin When I leave the world behind When the morning gilds the sky When the roll is called When you come home Where did that one go? Where the black-eyed susans grow Where the river Shannon flows Who could it be? Wonderful girl, wonderful boy, wonderful time Would you believe it? Yaka-hula-hickla-ooola You’ll always be the same sweet baby