Songbook Information

Songbook title:	The Golden Book of Favorite Songs
Year:	1946
Editor:	John W. Beattie; William Breach; Mabelle Glenn; Walter J. Goodell; Edgar B. Gordon; Norman H. Hall; Ernest G. Hesser; E. Jane Wisenall
Publisher:	Hall & McCreary Company
Location:	Chicago, IL
Songs:	A capital ship Abide with me All through the night Alouette America America the beautiful Annie Laurie Anvil chorus Are you sleeping? Au clair de la lune Auld lang syne Baa! Baa! Black sheep Battle hymn of the republic Believe me if all those endearing young charms Blest be the tie that binds Bulldog on the bank Carry me back to old Virginny Central will shine Columbia, the gem of the ocean Come thou almighty king Come, with thy lute Comin’ thro’ the rye Cousin Jedediah Cradle hymn Cradle song Darling Nelly Gray De bezem Deck the hall Dickory, dickory, dock Dip, boys, dip the oar Dixie Drink to me only with thine eyes Farewell to summer Flag of the free Flow gently, sweet Afton From ev’ry spire on Christmas Eve Gaily the troubadour Glad Christmas bells Go down, Moses Go to sleep, Lena darling God be with you till we meet again God bless our native land Good morning to you Good night Goodnight neighbors Graduation song Hail, Columbia! Hail to the chief Hard times come again no more Hark the herald angels sing Hello speaker Hey, diddle, diddle Holy ghost! with light divine Holy, holy, holy Home sweet home Hop, hop, hop How can I leave thee How d’ye do? How firm a foundation I ain’t gwine study war no more I cannot sing the old songs I heard the bells on Christmas day I think, when I read that sweet story I will sing a lullaby Illinois In the gloaming Indian lullaby Integer vitae (The man of upright life) It came upon the midnight clear January and February Jesus lover of my soul Jesus loves me Jesus, tender, shepherd, hear me Jingle bells John Brown’s body Jolly old St. Nicholas Joy to the world Juanita Kathleen Mavourneen Keep the home fires burning Keller’s American hymn Killarney La Marseillaise Largo Last night the nightingale woke me Lead kindly light Lightly row Little Bo-Peep Little Jack Horner Little Tom Tinker Loch Lomond Long, long ago Lovely evening Love’s old sweet song March of the men of Harlech! Massa’s in de cold ground Merrily, merrily Michigan, my Michigan Morning prayer My Bonnie lies over the ocean My faith looks up to thee My old Kentucky home Nearer, my God, to thee Now thank we all our God Now the day is over O come all ye faithful O little town of Bethlehem O me! O my! (A toast) Oh, wert thou in the cauld blast Old black Joe Old dog Tray Old folks at home Old MacDonald had a farm Onward, Christian soldiers Praise for peace Praise God, from whom all blessings flow Reuben and Rachel Revolutionary tea Robin Adair Robin Redbreast Rocked in the cradle of the deep Row, row, row your boat Safely through another week Sailing, sailing, over the bounding main Santa Lucia Scotland’s burning See saw Margery Daw Silent night, holy night Singing in the rain Slumber Song Softly now the light of day Soldier boy Soldier’s farewell Solomon Levi Sound the loud timbrel Stars of the summer night Stodola pumpa Susy, little Susy Sweet and low Swing low, sweet chariot Tenting on the old camp ground The battle-cry of freedom The birds’ return The blue bells of Scotland The cuckoo The dearest spot of earth to me is home The farmer The farmer in the dell The farmyard 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 little dustman The Loreley The maple leaf forever The minstrel boy The old oaken bucket The patriots The quilting party The robin The robin and chicken (The scale song) The Spanish cavalier The spring The star-spangled banner The three fishermen The tree in the wood The vacant chair The wearing of the green There are many flags in many lands There stands a little man There’s music in the air Those evening bells Three blind mice ’Tis springtime Twinkle, little star Uncle Ned Up on the house-top Waiting to grow We three kings of orient are Welcome, neighbor When I was a lady When Johnny comes marching home When the corn is waving, Annie dear 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