Songbook Information

Songbook title:	Sing and Be Happy
Year:	1941
Editor:	Jack Mills
Publisher:	Mills Music, Inc.
Location:	New York, NY
Songs:	A smile will go a long, long way Adeste fideles All God’s chillun got wings All through the night Aloha oe America, I love you America the beautiful Annie Laurie At a Georgia camp meeting Auld lang syne Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod) Battle hymn of the republic Beautiful dreamer Believe me if all those endearing young charms Ben Bolt Blow the man down Blue Blue-eyed Sally Brahms’s lullaby Bulldog on the bank By the watermelon vine Call me back, pal o’ mine Carry me back to old Virginny Carry me back to the lone prairie Cheer up, Mary Christ the Lord is risen today Cielito lindo Ciribiribin Columbia, the gem of the ocean Come back to Erin Comin’ thro’ the rye Comrades Daisy Bell Dark eyes De camptown races Deep river Didn’t my Lord deliver Daniel? Dinah Dixie Down among the sugar cane Drink to me only with thine eyes Eili, eili Fairest lord Jesus Faith of our fathers For he’s a jolly good fellow Funiculi, funicula Girl of my dreams Goodnight neighbors Grandfather’s clock Hail, Columbia! Hail hail the gang’s all here Hand me down my walking cane Hinky dinky parlay voo Home Home on the range Home sweet home I heard the bells on Christmas day I want to be ready I wonder if you miss me (just as much as I miss you) I’ll sing thee songs of Araby I’ll take you home again, Kathleen In the evening by the moonlight In the gloaming In the old red school It came upon the midnight clear Jealous Jeanie with the light brown hair Jingle bells Joan of Arc Joy to the world Kathleen Mavourneen Killarney Leave me with a smile Let a smile be your umbrella Let freedom ring Let’s all sing like the birdies sing Liebestraum Little Annie Rooney Little brown jug Loch Lomond Lonesome and sorry Long, long ago Love’s old sweet song Margie Mary Lou Mickey My Bonnie lies over the ocean My dream of the big parade My Irish Molly O My old Kentucky home My sunny Tennessee My sweetheart’s the man in the moon Nearer, my God, to thee Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen O little town of Bethlehem O sole mio Oh Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean Oh, my darling Clementine Oh! Susanna Oh what a pal was Mary Old black Joe Old folks at home Old MacDonald had a farm On freedom’s shore Onward, Christian soldiers Over the summer sea Polly-wolly-doodle Red river valley Rocked in the cradle of the deep Roll Jordan roll Rory O’ Moore Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main She’ll be comin’ round the mountain Shoe shine boy Shoo fly! Shortnin’ bread Silent night, holy night Silver threads among the gold Soldier’s farewell Sometimes I feel like a motherless child Songs my mother taught me Steal away Sweet and low Sweet Genevieve Swing low, sweet chariot Tenting on the old camp ground The band played on The battle-cry of freedom The blue bells of Scotland The Bowery The first Nowell The harp that once through Tara’s halls The heart bowed down The last rose of summer The little brown church The man on the flying trapeze The minstrel boy The old oaken bucket The quilting party The rose of Tralee The star-spangled banner The vacant chair There’s a fly on aunty’s nose There’s music in the air Today is Monday Vesper hymn When Johnny comes marching home When you and I were young, Maggie When you’re smiling Where did you get that hat? Where have you been Billy boy? Yankee doodle You’re a million miles from nowhere (when you’re one little mile from home)