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I wish I had a girl -- Hello! Ma baby -- On a Saturday night -- When the moon comes over the mountain -- I'm always chasing rainbows -- Singin' in the rain -- In the evening by the moonlight -- Whispering -- Li'l Liza Jane -- The curse of an aching heart --I'm sorry I made you cry -- Peg o' my heart -- M-O-T-H-E-R -- When Francis dances with me -- Peggy O'Neil -- Ten little fingers and ten little toes -- No! No! A thousand times no! -- Dear old girl -- When you wore a tulip -- If we can't be the same old sweethearts, we'll just be the same old friends --M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I -- Down among the sheltering palms -- Oh, what a pal was "Whoozis" -- There's a little spark of love still burning -- Blue bell -- She was just a sailor's sweetheart -- 'Round her neck she wears a yeller ribbon -- Ja-da -- They cut down the old pine tree -- The man on the flying trapeze -- Sailing -- I'll take you home again, Kathleen -- |
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K-K-K-Katy -- My sweetheart's the man in the moon -- While strolling thru' the park one day -- Whoa, Emma! -- Frankie and Johnny -- Where did you get that hat? -- The Bowery -- Turkey in the straw -- Sweet Marie -- Sing again that sweet refrain -- She was happy 'till she met you -- Little Annie Rooney -- She may have seen better days -- Daisy bell -- I don't want to play in your yard -- Just tell them that you saw me-- Comrades -- The old gray mare -- Hand me down my walkin' cane -- Oh! dem golden slippers -- Polly wolly doodle -- Jingle bells -- Long, long ago -- Bring back my Bonnie -- The lonesome road -- Silver threads among the gold -- Sweet Genevieve -- Home on the range -- She'll be comin' 'round the mountain -- Where has my little dog gone -- Red River Valley -- Captain Jinks -- Sally in our alley -- Annie Laurie -- The Rose of Tralee -- When you and I were young, Maggie -- In the gloaming -- Woodman, spare that tree -- Merry widow waltz -- Hail! Hail! The gang's all here -- The band played on -- |
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Carry me back to old Virginny -- Billy boy -- Darling Nelly Gray -- Shoo-fly, don't bother me -- The last rose of summer -- Little brown jug-- Oh! Susanna -- Aloha oe -- Hinky dinky parlee voo -- Today is Monday -- For he's a jolly good fellow -- Maryland, my Maryland! -- Ciribiribee -- Love's old sweet song -- Kathleen Mavourneen -- Songs my mother taught me -- Funiculi-Funiculà -- I've been wukkin' on de railroad -- My blue Danube -- Oh Marie -- Oh, my darling Clementine -- Dixie land -- My old Kentucky home -- Reuben and Rachel -- Old MacDonald -- John Brown's body -- Paddle your own canoe -- Down in a coal mine -- When the robins next again -- Wait till the clouds roll by -- The low-backed car -- Auld lang syne -- Sweet and low -- The old oaken bucket -- Old folks at home -- Home, sweet home -- The more we get together -- Good night ladies. |
| Other title | Songs of the gay nineties. |
| Other title | Little Annie Rooney (M. Nolan) |
| Other title | I wish I had a girl (G. Le Boy) |
| Other title | Hello! Ma baby (J. E. Howard) |
| Other title | On a Saturday night (J.E. Howard) |
| Other title | When the moon comes over the mountain (K. Smith) |
| Other title | I'm always chasing rainbows (H. Carroll) |
| Other title | Singin' in the rain (N.H. Brown) |
| Other title | In the evening by the moonlight (J.A. Bland) |
| Other title | Whispering (J. Schonberger) |
| Other title | Li'l Liza Jane (A. De Lachau) |
| Other title | Curse of an aching heart (A. Piantadosi) |
| Other title | I'm sorry I made you cry (N.J. Clesi) |
| Other title | Peg o' my heart (F. Fischer) |
| Other title | M-o-t-h-e-r a word that means the world to me (T. Morse) |
| Other title | When Francis dances with me (B. Ryan) |
| Other title | No! No! a thousand times no!! (A. Sherman) |
| Other title | Dear old girl (T. Morse) |
| Other title | When you wore a tulip and I wore a big red rose (P. Wenrich) |
| Other title | If we can't be the same old sweethearts, we'll just be the same old friends (J. V. Monaco) |
| Other title | M-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i (H. Tierney) |
| Other title | Down among the sheltering palms (A. Olman) |
| Other title | Oh, what a pal was "Whoozis" (G. Kahn) |
| Other title | There's a little spark of love still burning (F. Fischer) |
| Other title | Blue bell (T. Morse) |
| Other title | She was just a sailor's sweetheart (J. Burke) |
| Other title | Round her neck she wears a yeller ribbon (G.A. Norton) |
| Other title | Ja-da, ja-da, jing, jing, jing! (B. Carlton) |
| Other title | They cut down the old pine tree (W. Raskin) |
| Other title | Man on the flying trapeze. |
| Other title | Sailing (G. Marks) |
| Other title | I'll take you home again, Kathleen (T. P. Westendorf) |
| Other title | K-K-K-Katy (G. O'Hara) |
| Other title | My sweetheart's the man in the moon (J. Thornton) |
| Other title | While strolling thru' the park one day in the merry month of May. |
| Other title | Whoa, Emma! (J. Read) |
| Other title | Frankie and Johnny. |
| Other title | Where did you get that hat (J. J. Sullivan) |
| Other title | Turkey in the straw. |
| Other title | Bowery (P. Gaunt) |
| Other title | Sweet Marie (R. Moore) |
| Other title | Sing again that sweet refrain (G.I. Davis) |
| Other title | She was happy 'till she met you (M. Rosenfeld) |
| Other title | She may have seen better days (J. Thornton) |
| Other title | Daisy bell (H. Dacre) |
| Other title | Bicycle built for two (H. Dacre) |
| Other title | I don't want to play in your yard (H.W. Petrie) |
| Other title | Just tell them that you saw me (P. Dresser) |
| Other title | Comrades (F. McGlennon) |
| Other title | Old gray mare. (?) |
| Other title | Hand me down my walkin' cane. (?) |
| Other title | Oh! Dem golden slippers (J.A. Bland) |
| Other title | Polly-wolly-doodle. (?) |
| Other title | Jingle bells (J. Pierpont) |
| Other title | Long, long ago (T.H. Bayley) |
| Other title | Bring back my Bonnie. (?) |
| Other title | Lonesome road. |
| Other title | Silver threads among the gold (H.P. Danks) |
| Other title | Sweet Genevieve (H. Tucker) |
| Other title | Home on the range. |
| Other title | She'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes. |
| Other title | Where is my little dog gone? |
| Other title | Red River valley (N.E. Pearson) |
| Other title | Captain Jinks. |
| Other title | Quilting party. |
| Other title | Sally in our alley (H. Curey) |
| Other title | Annie Laurie (Lady J. Scott) |
| Other title | Rose of Tralee (C.W. Glover) |
| Other title | When you and I were young, Maggie (J.A. Butterfield) |
| Other title | In the gloaming (A.F. Harrison) |
| Other title | Merry Widow waltz (F. Lehar) |
| Other title | Love remained (F. Lehar) |
| Other title | Woodman, spare that tree (H. Russell) |
| Other title | Hail! Hail! The gang's all here. |
| Other title | Band played on (C. Ward) |
| Other title | Carry me back to old Virginny (J.A. Bland) |
| Other title | Billy boy. |
| Other title | Darling Nelly Gray (B.R. Hanby) |
| Other title | Shoo-fly, don't bother me (F. Campbell) |
| Other title | Last rose of summer. |
| Other title | Little brown jug. |
| Other title | Oh! Susanna (S.C. Foster) |
| Other title | Aloha oe (Queen Liliuokalani) |
| Other title | Farewell to thee (Queen Liliuokalani) |
| Other title | Hinky dinky parlee voo. |
| Other title | Today is Monday. |
| Other title | For he's a jolly good fellow. |
| Other title | Maryland! my Maryland! |
| Other title | Ciribiribee (A. Pestalozza) |
| Other title | Love's old sweet song (J.L. Molloy) |
| Other title | Kathleen Mavoureen (F. Crouch) |
| Other title | Songs my mother taught me (A. Dvôrák) |
| Other title | Funiculi-funicula (L. Denza) |
| Other title | Happy heart (L. Denza) |
| Other title | I've been wukkin' on de railroad. |
| Other title | My blue Danube (J. Strauss) |
| Other title | Oh Marie (E. Di Capua) |
| Other title | Maria, mari! (E. Di Capua) |
| Other title | Oh, my darling Clementine (P. Montrose) |
| Other title | Dixie land (D. Emmet) |
| Other title | My old Kentucky home (S.C. Foster) |
| Other title | Reuben and Rachel. |
| Other title | Old MacDonald had a farm. |
| Other title | John Brown's body (W. Steffe) |
| Other title | Paddle your own canoe (M. Hobson) |
| Other title | Down in a coal mine. |
| Other title | When the robins nest again (F. Howard) |
| Other title | Low-backed car. |
| Other title | Auld Lang Syne. |
| Other title | Sweet and low (J. Barnby) |
| Other title | Old folks at home (S.C. Foster) |
| Other title | Home, sweet home (H.R. Bishop) |
| Other title | More we get together. |
| Other title | Good-night, ladies. |
