Songbook Information

Songbook title:	The David Bispham Song Book
Year:	1920
Editor:	David Bispham
Publisher:	John C. Winston Company
Location:	Philadelphia, PA
Songs:	A boat! A boat! A gentle hint A mighty fortress is our God Abide with me All hail the power of Jesus’ name All through the night All who sing Aloha oe America An idle dream Annie Laurie As we row As with gladness At honor’s glorious call Auld lang syne Banish thy sorrow Battle hymn of the republic Believe me if all those endearing young charms Beware Blue waves are sparkling Boat song Bubbling and splashing But the Lord is mindful of his own Buy my dainty beans By Celia’s arbor Charming Marguerite Chiquita Christ the Lord is risen today Columbia, the gem of the ocean Come, follow Come from the prairies Come thou almighty king Creation’s hymn Crossing the bar Damascus Day of thanksgiving Die beiden Grenadiere Dixie Drink to me only with thine eyes Dry ye your tears Embarquez-vous Firm is the ice Fling out the banner Florian’s song Flow gently, sweet Afton For liberty For thee, dear home Forth in thy name, Lord, I go From the Pincian hill Funiculi, funicula God, the all-terrible Good-night Hail, Columbia! Hark, hark my soul Hark, hark, the lark Hark the herald angels sing Hie to the fields Holy, holy, holy Home sweet home Home, sweet home, and Rubinstein’s melody Home to our mountains Humility Huntsman’s chorus It is better to laugh than be sighing Jerusalem the golden Johnny Sands Joy to the world Jésus de Nazareth La Brabançonne La Marseillaise Land sighting Lead kindly light Lift thine eyes Long ago in childhood’s days Long, long ago Lorna Doone’s song Lost chord Love and summer Love song Lovely appear Lovely night (from “Tales of Hoffmann”) Lullaby (from “Jocelyn”) March of the victors Marie (by Franz) May Merrily, merrily Moonlight and music Morning My heart ever faithful My old Kentucky home My true love hath my heart Nearer, my God, to thee Nenia Now are flown the shades of night Now that the sun is beaming bright O come all ye faithful O, holy night O hush thee, my babie O Lord, thy love unbounded O rest in the Lord O sole mio Old black Joe Old folks at home On thee eaching living soul awaits Onward, Christian soldiers Open thy blue eyes Poland still lives Praise God, from whom all blessings flow Praise ye, the Father Punchinello Queen of night Ra-ta-plan Ring out, wild bells Rosebud Row, row, row your boat Scotland’s burning Silent night, holy night Sing ho! The merry autumn time Sir, pray be so good Soldiers’ chorus Song of May Sound ye the trumpet Speed our republic Spring song Stand up for Jesus Still, still with thee (Mendelssohn) Summer evening (Grieg) Sun of my soul Sunrise Sweet and low Swing low, sweet chariot Tell me, oh, ye stars Tenting on the old camp ground The battle-cry of freedom The bell doth toll The bird of hope The carnival of Venice The crusaders The first Nowell The flag goes by The flower song The Garibaldi hymn The King of Thule The last rose of summer The Lord is my shepherd The maple leaf forever The nightingales of Flanders The palms The spacious firmament on high The star-spangled banner The tickling trio The tribute of the birds The wise men There be none of beauty’s daughters Three blind mice To spring Toreador’s song Unfold, ye portals Venetian boat song Wake from slumber Wandering in the woods We feel thy calm We lift up our voices We march, we march When all the world is young, lad When the shepherds pipe their lay Where e’er you walk While thee I seek Who is Sylvia? Who’ll buy my roses? With a down, hey, derry down With a violet Yankee doodle Yellow at my feet Yestereve