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1. Address by the ladies of Little Eggharbor, N.J
2. Adem's ale
3. Adolpheus snow
4. The adventurous sailor
5. Advise to young ladies
6. Afloat on the ocean
7. After the battle mother
8. The age of India rubber
9. The age of progress
10. Agnes May
11. Aileen Astore
12. Ain't I glad to get out of the wilderness?
13. Ain't you awful?
14. Alabama again
15. All among the roses
16. All the hay
17. All's for the best
18. All forward!
19. All 'round my hat
20. Always gay and free boys
21. Am I not fondly thine own
22. American drinks
23. The American star
24. Americans to arms
25. Among the green bushes
26. An angel form in dreams beheld
27. Angel Gabriel
28. Annie Laurie
29. Annie Lisle
30. Annie with the veil (parody)
31. An ode for the 4th of July
32. Answer to a thousand a year
33. Answer to parody on When this cruel war is over
34. Any one will do
35. Apology no trust
36. As good a gold
37. As through the park I go
38. Auld lang syne
39. Aunt Dinah
40. Aunt Jemima's plaster
41. Aura Lee
42. Babies on our street
43. Baby's got a cramp
44. Baby's lullaby
45. Back and the belly
46. Baldy Green
47. Banks and braes o' Bonnie Doon
48. Banks of Brandywine
49. Banks of Claudy
50. Banks of Schuylkill
51. Banks of sweet Dundee
52. Banner of the sea
53. Bard's legacy
54. Barn-yard
55. Bashful young man
56. The bachelor
57. Battle of Bull-Run
58. The battle eve
59. The Battle of Cedar Creek
60. Battle of Williamsburgh
61. Battle of Winchester
62. Be a good boy and take care of yourself
63. Be kind to each other
64. Be friends with your brother again
65. Be kind to the loved ones at home
66. Be quiet, do, I'll call my mother
67. The beast and the sutler
68. Beautiful Nell
69. The Beecher scandal
70. Behind the scenes
71. Believe me if all those endearing young charms
72. The bell keeps ringing for Sarah
73. The bell of Avenue B
74. Belle ob Tennisee
75. Belles of the 'bus
76. Bellevue baby Mrs. Cunningham's adopted
77. Ben Alice
78. Ben Bolt
79. Bencia boy's fight with Tom Sayers
80. Bessie wears a gown of red
81. Bessy was a sailor's bride
82. Better days will come again
83. Better times are coming
84. Betty Brown
85. The Beverley maid and the tinker
86. Biddy Magee
87. The bill-poster's dream
88. Billy Barlow
89. Billy Grimes the Rover
90. Billy Nubbs
91. Billy O'Rourke
92. Billy Taylor
93. Bingen on the Rhine
94. The bird's ball
95. Black ey'd Maxy
96. Black ey'd Susan
97. Black Shaker song
98. The blackbird
99. Blackwell's Island
100. Blind man's appeal
101. Blind orphan boy's lament
102. Blow on
103. Blow the candle out
104. Blow ye winds
105. Blue Alsatian mountains
106. Blue violets
107. Blue-eyed Jennie
108. Blue ey'd Mary
109. The bold dragoon
110. Bold General Wolfe
111. Bold Jack Donahue
112. Bold privateer
113. Bonaparte's farewell
114. Bonaparte on St. Helena
115. Bonnie blue flag
116. Bonnie Jamie
117. Bonny bunch of roses
118. Bony Doun
119. Bonny Joe
120. Bonny Tonny Moi
121. The boot-black
122. Boston hymn
123. Boston in ashes
124. Boston Kate
125. Boston tea-party
126. Bottle's empty
127. Bottle's empty whiskey's gone
128. Bounty-jumper
129. Bowery gals
130. A boy's best friend is his mother
131. Boys keep away from the girls
132. Brave crew
133. Brave old oak
134. Brennen on the moor
135. Bright moonlit sea
136. Broadway
137. Brogue
138. Broken down
139. The broken hearted lover's farewell
140. Brooks's Canada song
141. Broth of a boy
142. Brace's address to his army
143. Bryan O'Lynn
144. Brudder bones' trip
145. Bucanier's bride
146. Bully Nigger Amos
147. Bummers come and meet us
148. Bunch of blue ribbbons
149. Burial of Sir John Moore
150. Burke's dream
151. Butcher boy
152. Button-hole bouquet
153. By the margin of fair Zurich's waters
154. Cackle! Cackle! Cackle!
155. California brothers
156. California's golden shield
157. Call me back again
158. Call the boys of '76
159. Camp gals
160. Campbells are comin'
161. The Canadian boat song
162. Captain Clackit
163. Captain Fritz
164. The captain with his whiskers
165. The capture of Jeff Davis
166. Caribaldi
167. Caroline of Edinburg Town
168. Caroline and her young sailor bold
169. Carrie Lee
170. The carrier dove
171. Carry me back to Tennessee
172. Cars on the track
173. Casey's whiskey
174. Castles in the air
175. Centennial 100 years ago
176. Champagne Charlie
177. Charcoal man
178. Charleston blues
179. Charming Jane Louisa
180. The charming woman
181. Cheer boys, cheer
182. Cheer for the pilots
183. Cheer up Sam
184. Chinese song
185. Christmas carol
186. The city beau
187. Clare's dragoons
188. Climbing up the golden stairs
189. Coal oil Tommy
190. The cobbler's daughter
191. Cock-a-doddle-doo
192. Col. Corcoran
193. Colored cavalier
194. Columbia rules the sea
195. Columbia's glory
196. Columbia's greatest glory
197. Columbus Day
198. Come back, Massa
199. Come back, Steben
200. Come back to Erin
201. Come, gang awa' wi' me
202. Come, haste to the wedding
203. Come home, Father
204. Come home, Mother
205. Come, landlord, fill a flowing bowl
206. Come, oh, come with me
207. Come sit thee down
208. Come to de old gum tree
209. Come wake up, my lady love
210. Come where my love lies dreaming
211. Comet of the West
212. Comic Dutch parody on Villikins and his Dinah
213. The comic songster
214. Comin' thro' the rye
215. Commence, you niggers all
216. The commercial man
217. Comrades, join the reveille
218. Cookey's courtship cupboard love
219. Constantinople
220. The contraband's adventures
221. The convent cell
222. The cook I had for my sweetheart
223. Cora Lee
224. The cottage by the sea
225. Corporal Casey
226. Could I but see that face again
227. Couldn't stand the press
228. County jail
229. Courage, Mother, I am going
230. Courting in Connecticut
231. Courting in the rain
232. The cove vot spouts
233. The cow and the milkmaid
234. Crazy Jane
235. Croppy boy
236. Cross readings
237. Cross-boy
238. Cross-keen lawn
239. The crow family
240. Crow out Shanghai
241. Cruelty to Johnny
242. Cruelty to our Union prisoners
243. Cruiskeen Lawn
244. Cuba
245. Cumplung gum
246. Cumberland's crew
247. Mrs. Cunningham and the baby
248. The Cunningham baby
249. Daddy, come home
250. Daisy Deane
251. Dam shame Charlie
252. Dan Gardner's bobbing around
253. Dan O'Brien's rattle
254. Dancing Pat
255. Dandy Jim, from Caroline
256. Dandy Jim's lament
257. Dandy Pat
258. Daniel Campbell's trip to England
259. Darby Maguire
260. The dark girl dressed in blue
261. Darkey boat glee
262. Darkey conscript
263. Darling Clo'
264. Darling Jenny Bell
265. Darling little blue-eyed Nell
266. Darling old stick
267. Darling Rosabel
268. The darling yaller gal dat had a Josey on
269. The daughters of Erin
270. Day I played baseball
271. The day our mother died
272. The day when you'll forget me
273. Daylight is on the sea
274. Days of absence
275. The days when I was young!
276. D'Dolcy Jones
277. De darkies' sleighing party
278. Deal gently with the erring
279. Dear Columbia
280. Dear little shamrock
281. Dear Mary, come back
282. Dear young Sue, or, You should see her hair
283. Death of General Lyon
284. Death of little Joey
285. Death of Major Andre
286. Death of Nelson
287. The declaration
288. H. DeMarsan's new song of all songs
289. Democratic catechism of negro equality
290. Dermot Astore
291. Despised because I was poor
292. Devil's in New Jersey
293. Dixie's nurse
294. Dixie's sunny land
295. Do they miss me at home
296. Do you ask me if I love you?
297. The doctor's wife
298. Dolly Day
299. Dolly Varden
300. Donnelly and Cooper, that fought on Kildare
301. Don't be addicted to drinking
302. Don't be angry, Mother
303. Don't give de name a bad balce
304. Don't give up old friends for the new
305. Don't go out tonight, Joe
306. Don't leave your father, Kate
307. Don't make a noise or else you'll wake the baby
308. Don't mix your liquor boys
309. Don't push a man when he is going down hill
310. Don't you grieve after me
311. Donybrook Fair
312. The doony song
313. Doran's [ass]
314. Dorkins' night
315. Down by the sunrise
316. Down the hill
317. Down the river
318. Down the river, down the Ohio
319. The dream is past
320. Dream of Napoleon
321. Drover boy
322. The drum-major
323. Drummer boy of Shiloh
324. Drummer boy of Waterloo
325. The drummer of Antietam
326. Drunkard's child
327. Drunkyard's dream
328. Drunkard's lone child
329. Duffy's grand picnic
330. The dumb scold
331. The dying Californian
332. The dying child; Scratch my back again!
333. The dying child to its mother
334. The dying drunkard
335. The dying girl's appeal
336. The dying patriot
337. The dying slave
338. The dying soldier
339. Eggs for breakfast in the morning
340. Eight o'clock in the evening
341. Electric light
342. Ellen Bayne
343. Ellsworth's avengers!
344. The emigrant's return
345. The Emmet life-guard
346. Empty is the bottle, Father's tight
347. Empty is the dog house, Towser's poisoned
348. The Englishman
349. Enniskillen dragoon
350. E pluribus unum
351. Erin go Bragh
352. Erin's lovely home
353. The escape of Stephens, the Fenian chief
354. Ettie May
355. Eulalie
356. Eulogy on the glorious 69th Regt. that bled at Bull's Run
357. Evangeline
358. Ever of thee
359. Every bullet has its billet
360. Every day'll be Sunday by and by
361. Execution of Hicks
362. Execution of O'Donnell
363. Exile of Erin
364. Faded flowers
365. Fair Helen
366. Fair oaks battle
367. The fairest of the fair
368. Fairy dell
369. A famous man was Robin Hood
370. Fanny Gray
371. Far, far upon the sea
372. Fare thee well, bark, farewell
373. Fare thee well kitty dear
374. Farewell Cora Lee
375. Farewell! Dearest maiden
376. Farewell Lilly dear
377. Farewell to Ireland
378. Farewell to old England
379. Farewell to the home of my childhood
380. The farmer sat in his easy chair
381. The farmer's boy
382. The farmer's daughter
383. Farragut's ball
384. The fashions of this town
385. Faster you pluck them
386. The fate of faithful Nancy and William on the wagon train
387. The fate of old John Brown
388. Father has come home
389. Father Macshane
390. Feast of roses
391. Federation song
392. Fellow that looks like me
393. The female drummer
394. Female smuggler
395. The Fenian brigade
396. The Fenian men
397. The Fenian's native land
398. Few days
399. Fine old Dutch gentleman
400. Fireman's boy
401. The fireman's death
402. First she would and then she wouldn't
403. Fisk song
404. Five o'clock in the morning
405. The flag of the Republic
406. The flag with the thirty four stars
407. Flags of all nations
408. Flaming O'Flannagans
409. Flee as a bird to your mountain
410. Flowers from my angel mother's grave
411. Flow gently sweet Afton
412. The flower of the land
413. The flow'ry Shannon side
414. Flying your kite too high
415. For love of thee
416. Fort Donelson
417. The four colored ghosts
418. The four leaved shamrock
419. Fourth of July song
420. Franklin Square
421. Free and easy still
422. Friendship and love
423. Full moon union
424. Full moon union, 2nd degree
425. False one I love thee still
426. The gal with the Balmoral
427. The gallant Hassar
428. The gallant 69th Regiment
429. The hallant soldier
430. Gallant sons of Erin
431. Gals on the avenue
432. The garden gate
433. The garret near the sky
434. The gay cavalier
435. Gay conductor on the city railroad cars
436. Gay factory girl I met in the park
437. Gay is the time life of a fighting Amerykin
438. The gay old cook
439. Gen. Grant's trip
440. Gen. McClellan's farewell address to his army
441. Gently Ella
442. Gentle Jenny Gray
443. George Shiffler
444. Get away from that window
445. Gideon's band
446. Gipsey Davy
447. Gipsey King
448. The gipsey's warning
449. Girl from Yewdall's mill
450. The girl I left behind me
451. The girl I loved best of all
452. The girl that's gone and left me
453. Girls on the Frankford road
454. Give bread to the poor
455. Give me a cot in the valley I love
456. Give me a noble fellow with a bucktail in his hat
457. Give me the man of honest heart; What are the wild waves saying
458. Give thanks, all ye people
459. The glorious flag of liberty
460. The glorious stripes and stars
461. Go it while your young
462. Go where glory waits thee
463. God bless our native land
464. God for our native land
465. God save Ireland
466. God save the Queen
467. Going rund the Horn
468. Going to Union Hill
469. The gold digger's lament
470. Good-bye
471. Good-bye at the door
472. Good bye, Biddy dear
473. Good bye, Fritzy
474. Good-bye John
475. Good bye Linda love
476. Good-bye Liza Jane
477. Good bye sweetheart
478. Good evening white folks
479. Good news from home
480. Good-night
481. Good old friends of my youth
482. Good old Southern home
483. Good ship cumberland
484. Good will hose song
485. A good wife
486. The goose hangs high
487. Goot Lager Bier
488. Grace darling
489. Grafted into the army
490. Grandfather's boots
491. Grandfather's hat
492. Grandmother's old arm chair
493. Grave of Bonaparte
494. Grave of Lilly Dale
495. Grave of Uncle True
496. The gray mare
497. The great prize fight
498. Grecian bend
499. The green above the red
500. The green bushes
501. The green flag
502. Green-grocer's lament
503. The green linnet
504. Green monsters' song
505. The grocery merchant
506. The groves of Blarney
507. Guess how much the baby weighs
508. Gum tree canoe
509. Had nothing else to do
510. Hail to the Chief
511. Ham-fat
512. Handful of turf
513. The handsome cabin boy
514. Handy Andy
515. Happy as a queen
516. Happy be thy dreams
517. Happy dreams return again
518. Happy Haidee
519. The happy home
520. Happy land of Canaan
521. The happy old man
522. Hard times
523. Hark! Brothers, hark!
524. Hark! I hear an angel sing
525. The harp of old Erin
526. Harry bluff
527. Hat me father wore
528. Hattie Lee
529. Haunted spring
530. Have faith in one another
531. Have you seen my sister
532. The hazel dell
533. He tells me he loves me
534. Heart for sale
535. Heather dale
536. Heaven's my home
537. The hen convention
538. Here I am as you diskiver
539. Here's a health to thee Tom Moore
540. The hero at Lexington
541. Hibernia's lovely Jean
542. Hicks the pirate
543. High daddy
544. Highland Mary
545. The hills of New England
546. Hoist up the flag
547. Hold your horses
548. Holy friar
549. Home again
550. A home in heaven
551. Home without a mother
552. A home without a wife
553. Hoop de dooden do
554. Hoops! Hoops
555. Hoops what a ridiculous fashion
556. Hot codlins
557. House carpenter
558. The household clock
559. How can I leave thee
560. How sweet are the roses
561. A hundred years ago
562. Hundred years hence
563. Hungry nigger
564. Hunt the buffalo
565. Hurdy-Gurdy man
566. Hurrah for our union
567. Hurrah for the land we love
568. Husband's commandents
569. Husband's dream
570. Hymn for the Fourth of July 1823
571. Hymns to be sung
572. I believe it
573. I cannot call her Mother
574. I could tell it if I felt it
575. I don't think much of you
576. I dream of home
577. I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls
578. I had a dream
579. I hardly think I can
580. I've been roaming o'er the prairies
581. I've a home in the woods
582. I have a silent sorrow here
583. I have something sweet to tell you
584. I've wandered by the hut side
585. I'se gwine gack to Dixie
586. Ida Gray
587. If ever I cease to love
588. If I only had the cash
589. If this cruel war were over
590. If your foot is pretty, show it
591. Illinois
592. I'll ask my mother
593. I'll hang my harp on a willow tree
594. I'll ne'er get drunk again
595. I'll never forget thee
596. I'll throw myself away
597. I'll touch my harp
598. I kissed her under the parlor stairs
599. I know not if she loves me
600. I left my love in England
601. I like a drop of good beer
602. I love my love in de morning
603. I'm a B'hoy
604. I'm afloat
605. I'm afloat with friendship's wish
606. I'm a dandy mayor
607. I'm dying for some one to love me
608. I'm glad to see you, boy
609. I'm going to have my name above the door
610. I'm a man
611. I am not a gal of that sort
612. I am not angry
613. I'm lonely since my mother died
614. I am not myself at all
615. I'm not so young as I used to be
616. I'm off for California
617. I'm off for Charleston
618. I'm off for Nicaragua
619. I'm saddest when I sing
620. I'm thinking of home
621. I'm waiting my darling for thee
622. I miss thee so
623. The Indian girl
624. Indian hunter
625. The Indian lass
626. Indian maid of the chaparral
627. The Indian warrior's grave
628. In the days when I was hard up
629. In the days when we went gipsying
630. In the Louisiana lowlands
631. Increase of crime
632. Independence day
633. Innocent Mike
634. I promised I never would leave her
635. I remember the hour, when sadly we parted
636. I shall think of thee
637. Ireland shall be free
638. The Irish brigade
639. The Irish girl
640. The Irish hay-maker
641. Irish hod carriers
642. Irish Molly, O!
643. Irish patriots of '98
644. The Irish refugee
645. Irish soap fat man
646. The Irish stranger
647. The Irish toad
648. The Irish wide-a wake
649. The Irish wife
650. The Irish man
651. An Irishman am I
652. Irishman's shanty
653. I see her still in my dreams
654. I shouldn't like to tell
655. I stood amid the glittering throng
656. I think of old Ireland
657. Is it anybody's business?
658. Is that Mother?
659. Isn't it a wonder
660. Isabella with her gingham umbrella
661. Isle of beauty fare thee well
662. Isle that's crowned with shamrock
663. It ain't gonna rain no more (parody)
664. It is better to laugh than be sighing
665. 'Tis hard to give the hand, where the heart can never be
666. It's nice to be a father
667. 'Tis midnight hour
668. It's not for me to say
669. It's wonderful how we do it, but we do
670. It reminds him of a story
671. It was my mother's choice
672. 'Twas within a mile of Edinburg town
673. I wandered by the brookside
674. I want to be a soldier
675. I want to see the cotton fields
676. I vish I vos de mayor
677. I wish he could decide, Mamma
678. I wish I was
679. I wish I was a fish
680. I'd be a gipsy
681. I'd choose to be a baby
682. I'd mourn the hopes that leave me
683. I'd offer thee this hand of mine
684. I'd rather be a rose
685. Ivy green
686. The ivy leaf
687. Ivy leaf from my angel mother's grave
688. Jack Lannigan's wake
689. Jack Muggins or the donkey-balancer
690. Jack rag
691. Jacob gets the mitten
692. Jamie's on the stormy sea
693. Jane Monroe
694. Jane O'Malley
695. Jar down everybody
696. Jeanette and Jeanot
697. Jeanie with the light brown hair
698. Jeff Davis's dream
699. Jeff in petticoats
700. Jenny Jones
701. Jenny Lane
702. Jenny who lives in the dell
703. Jeremy Diddler
704. Jersey blue handkerchief
705. The Jersey fisherman
706. Jessie Green
707. Jessie, the belle at the bar
708. Jessie the flower of Dumblane
709. Jim, the Carter lad
710. Jim Fisk
711. Jimmy Riddle
712. The jockey hat and feather
713. Joe Bowers
714. Joe Buggins' wedding
715. Joe Hardy
716. John Barleycorn
717. John Brown song
718. John Brown's favorite hymn
719. John Brown's original marching song
720. John Bull
721. John Bull, or any other man
722. John Dean and his own Mary Ann
723. Johnny Dougherty
724. Johnny Doyle!
725. Johnny, fill up the bowl
726. Johnny get your gun
727. Johnny is gone for a soldier
728. Johnny Schmoker
729. Johnny's so bashful
730. The jolly ale pot
731. Jolly Jack, the rover
732. The jolly old crow
733. Jolly spree
734. The jolly young waterman
735. Jordan is a hard road to travel, no. 4
736. Joseph Tuck
737. Josiah Brown
738. Josie's father at the gate
739. Josie's reply
740. Joys that we've tasted
741. Judge not a man by the cost of his clothing
742. Judy Baker
743. Judy Callaghan's answer to Barney Brallaghan
744. Judy O'Dougherty
745. Juice of the forbidden fruit
746. Julius' bride
747. Julius' trip to the World's Fair
748. Janey at the gate
749. Ka-frozle-um!
750. Kate Kearney
751. Kate O'Brien
752. Kate was once a little girl
753. Kathleen Mavourneen
754. Kathleen O'Moore
755. Katie's secret
756. Katty O'Rann
757. Katy Avourneen
758. Katy darling
759. Katy Dean
760. Kearsarge and Alabama
761. Keep in de middle ob de Road
762. Kentucky Rose
763. Key-hole in the door
764. Keystone brigade
765. Killarney
766. Kind relations
767. Kindling wood man
768. Kiss and be friends
769. Kiss me Mother, kiss your darling
770. Kiss me good-night Mother
771. Kissing
772. Kitty mine
773. Kitty Tyrrell
774. Kitty Wells
775. Kole oil Tommy
776. Lackawanna gang
777. Lager Beer Jacob parody on Champagne Charley
778. Lager Bier song
779. The lake-side shore
780. Lamentation for J.P. Donnelly
781. Lament of James Rodgers
782. The lament of the Irish gold hunter
783. The lamentation of James Rodgers
784. The land of Shillelah!
785. Landlord, fill the flowing bowl
786. Landlord's pet
787. Larry Magee's wedding
788. Larry O'Brien
789. Larry O'Gaff
790. The lass of gowrie
791. The lass that loves a sailor
792. The last potato
793. Last rose of summer
794. Last week I took a wife
795. Lather and shave
796. Lazy club
797. Learning McFadden to waltz
798. Leave me to sleep, Biddy
799. Leonore
800. Lessons learned at a mother's knee
801. Let me kiss him for his mother
802. Let those who quarrel fight
803. Let us be happy together
804. Let us speak of a man as we find him
805. Letter that never came
806. Liberty tree
807. Life boat at sea
808. A life in the future
809. Life let us cherish
810. The light house
811. Lilllie Bawn
812. Lilly Dale
813. Lily of the West
814. Lilly Wood
815. Limerick races
816. Das Leelde Plack und Dan
817. The little blacksmith
818. Little Bo-Peep
819. Little dog stray
820. Little Eva to her papa and Little Eva in heaven
821. Little Katy, or, Hot corn
822. The little low room where I courted my wife
823. Little old house on the Rhine
824. Little Sally's wooden ware
825. The little sod shanty on the claim
826. A little song for the saints
827. Little stars are brightly shining
828. The lively flea
829. Lizzie dies to-night
830. Lock of Mother's hair
831. Long live McClellan!
832. Look always on the sunny side
833. Look out! The rebels are coming
834. Lord Bakeman, with The surrender of Lord Cornwallis; Loss of the Albion; and The Campbells are comin'
835. Lord Lovel
836. The lords of creation shall women obey
837. Loss of the ship Columbia
838. Lost Rosabel
839. Lottie in the lane
840. Louey Napoleon
841. Love among the Mormans
842. Love me little, love me long
843. Loved ones far away
844. Lovely Dolly Day
845. Lovely Lilly Donnelly
846. Lovely Mary
847. Lovely sweet banks of the Suir
848. Lovely woman
849. Lover's quarrel
850. Love's farewell
851. Love's kiss in a dream
852. The loves of Jemmy Jenks and Betsy Balls
853. Loving well and dearly!
854. Lucy Long
855. Lulu is our darling pride
856. The lushy old cobbler
857. McCarthy's mare
858. McCarty's Social Party
859. McClellan's address to his army
860. McClellan's farewell to the army of thee Potomac
861. Mac Dil Darrel
862. McDonald's return to Glenco
863. Machine poetry
864. Maggie, the pride of the vale
865. Maguinnis guards
866. The maid of Erin
867. The maid of Slievnamon
868. The man in the moon
869. The man that couldn't get warm
870. A man that is married
871. The man who lost his breeches
872. The man who never kiss'd
873. Man with the sealskin pants
874. Man you don't meet everyday
875. A man's a man for a' that
876. Mantle so green!
877. March away cheerily!
878. March on for the Union
879. Maria, the dustman's wife
880. Maria Louisa lamentation
881. Mariette
882. Marriage bells
883. The martyrs grave
884. Mary and John
885. Mary, wilt thou have me?
886. Maryland, my home
887. Matilda Baker
888. Maud Adair and I
889. Meet me at twilight
890. Meet me by moonlight Willie
891. Meet me in the willow Glen
892. Meet me tonight
893. Meeting of the waters
894. Melinda May
895. Memories of the day
896. Men of Erin
897. Mercenary Jane
898. The mermaid
899. The merry fiddler done over
900. Merry Swiss boy
901. The Michael song
902. Mick upon the railroad
903. Mickey's gone away
904. Mickey's gone for a sailor
905. Midnight hour
906. Milburn's motto! or While I live I'll crow
907. Mill May
908. The miller of the dee
909. Miller's song
910. Minnie
911. Minnie dear
912. Minnie, hear the blue-bird sing
913. Minnie May
914. The minstrel's return'd from the war
915. Misfortunes of Barney O'Neil
916. Miss Deborah Diddle and Sir Gilbert go softly
917. Mississippi boat song
918. Miss Finagen
919. Mr. and Mrs. Bone
920. Mr. Simkins lived at Leeds
921. Mrs. Johnson
922. Mrs. Waddle
923. A model love-letter
924. The modest girl
925. Moet and Shandon: Sequel to Champagne Charlie
926. Mollie dear, or, Barney's courtship
927. Money backs them up
928. Monitor and the Merrimac
929. The monkey turned barber
930. The monkey's wedding
931. Moon behind the hill
932. The moon is out tonight, love
933. Moonlight on the lake
934. Moonlight on the water
935. The moonlight walk
936. Moons are out tonight
937. Mother, come, your boy is dying
938. Mother, dear, I'll come home again
939. Mother is the battle over?
940. Mother keeps the gate locked now
941. Mother says I mustn't
942. Mother when the war is over
943. Mother's last letter to me
944. A mother's watch by the sea
945. A motto for every man
946. Mountain wave
947. Mourir pour la patrie
948. Muldoon, the solid man
949. My ain fireside
950. My boy with the auburn hair
951. My boyhood's happy home
952. My cigar
953. My cottage home
954. My daughter Julia
955. My dear Lucinda
956. My dear old mother
957. My dear Savannah home
958. My dreams are no more of thee
959. My eye and Betty Martin
960. My fifty-third
961. My good old darkey home
962. My good-looking man
963. My grand-mother's advice
964. My gum rubber boots
965. My heart is sad and lonely
966. My highland home
967. My home in Kentucky
968. My Johnny is a sailor bold
969. My Johnny is a shoemaker
970. My Johnny was a shoemaker
971. My little side door
972. My love he is a Shilleur boy
973. My love he is a Zou-zu
974. My love is like a red red rose
975. My love Neil
976. My loved one
977. My mother dear
978. My love she vas a radish girl
979. Nancy Bell, or, Old pine tree
980. My mother's bible
981. My mother's customs
982. My mother's wedding ring
983. My mustache is growing
984. My Normandy
985. My old friend John
986. My own dear home
987. My own dear native home
988. My Polly Ann
989. My poor dog tray
990. My pretty gazelle
991. My pretty red rose
992. My skiff is by the shore
993. My sunny Southern home
994. My true love is a butcher boy
995. My young wife and I
996. Mysteries and miseries of NYC
997. Nancy Gray
998. Nancy Hill
999. Nancy Lee
1000. Nancy Till
1001. Napoleon's farewell to Paris
1002. Native land
1003. Nearer my God to thee
1004. The negro boy sold for a watch
1005. Nell Flaugherty's drake
1006. Nelly Bell
1007. Nelly wants to marry
1008. The nerves
1009. Nettie Moore
1010. Never empty cradle
1011. New England
1012. A new game for evening amusement
1013. The new liquor law
1014. New, red, white and blue
1015. The new skedaddle song
1016. New song
1017. The new policeman
1018. Never take "no" for an answer
1019. Never trouble trouble!
1020. New coon in town
1021. New Year's song, 1876
1022. The New-York volunteer
1023. De nigger on de fence
1024. Night funeral of a slave
1025. Nine cheers and a tiger
1026. No Irish need apply (answer)
1027. No one cares for me
1028. No one to love
1029. No puppies need apply
1030. Noble Knights of Labor
1031. The nobleman's daughter
1032. Nobody knows what a racket was there
1033. Nobody's child
1034. The noisy swell and Come along boys, let's make a noise!
1035. Nonsense, no
1036. Nora Creina, see the flowers
1037. Nora O'Neal
1038. Norah Aroon
1039. Norah, darling, don't believe them
1040. Norah, darling, don't you cry
1041. A horrible tale of the suicidal family
1042. Northern girls song
1043. Not before Pa
1044. Nothing at all
1045. Nothing else to do
1046. Now the cruel war is over
1047. Oh! And he loved me dearly!
1048. Oh! Cast that shadow from thy brow
1049. O chide me not
1050. O, dearest Dine
1051. Oh, dem old brown pants
1052. Oh? How is that for high?
1053. Oh! I'm going home
1054. Oh! I'se so wicked
1055. Oh! I should like to marry, with Daniel Tucker's wedding
1056. Oh, let it be soon
1057. Oh, let me go to my home again
1058. Oh! Lucy Bee
1059. Oh, rip tare, my Johnny's gone away
1060. Oh! Silber shining moon
1061. O, squeeze me, Joe!
1062. Oh, Tom tell them to stop
1063. Oh! Wasn't she fond of her greens!
1064. "Oh! Wilt thou be my bride, Kathleen?
1065. The oath
1066. The obstinate girl
1067. The ocean burial
1068. Ode for the canal celebration
1069. Ode on Shanghai Mary Engine Co. 6
1070. O'Donnell, the avenger
1071. The officer's funeral
1072. Oil on the brain
1073. Old Bob Ridley, O
1074. The old bob-hole
1075. The old brown cot
1076. Old fashioned homestead
1077. Old-fashioned photograph
1078. Old folks down on the farm
1079. Old friend of youth
1080. Old gray goose and de gander
1081. Old gray mare
1082. Old hats and rugs
1083. Old John Brown
1084. Old King Cole
1085. Old leather breeches
1086. Old log cabin by the stream
1087. Old log cabin in the dell
1088. Old log cabin on the hill
1089. The old man's drunk again
1090. Old mountain tree
1091. The old oak chest, or, The mistletoe bough
1092. The old pee dee
1093. Old pine tree
1094. Old rosin the beau
1095. Old Sideling Hill
1096. Old state house bell
1097. Old tobacco box
1098. Old village school on the green
1099. Old Virginia low lands, low
1100. Old whiskey jug
1101. Old wooden rocker
1102. Ole Dan Tucker
1103. On de oder side of Jordan
1104. On! On! Erin! On!
1105. On! On! On! The boys came marching
1106. On the sea
1107. On yonder rock reclining
1108. One foot in the stirrup
1109. One good turn deserves another
1110. $100 prize comic song
1111. $1.60 a day
1112. One of the b'hoys
1113. One pound two
1114. One thing and the other
1115. O'Riley the fisherman
1116. The orphan boy
1117. Ossian's serenade
1118. The other side of Jordan
1119. O'Toole and Mofinnigan on the war
1120. Ould Ireland you're my darlin'
1121. Our beautiful flag
1122. Our country's flag
1123. Our flag is marching on
1124. Our flag is there
1125. Our good old friends
1126. Our grandfather's days
1127. Our own flag of green
1128. Our working men
1129. Our Yankee generals
1130. Out for once
1131. Out in this cold world alone
1132. Paddy Goshlow
1133. Paddy is the boy
1134. Paddy McFadden
1135. Nigger, put down dat jug
1136. Paddy Magee's dream
1137. Paddy Miles
1138. Paddy Murphy's auction
1139. Paddy O'Lynn
1140. Paddy on the canal
1141. Paddy O'Neil
1142. Paddy stole the rope
1143. Paddy whack
1144. Paddy's dream
1145. Paddy's lament
1146. Paddy's land!
1147. Pallet of straw
1148. Parliament of England
1149. Parody on Dear Mother I've come home to die
1150. Parody on Gentle Annie
1151. Parody on Little widow Dunn
1152. Parody on When this cruel war is over
1153. Parody on You'll remember me
1154. Papa where's my mamma gone
1155. Parrot and old arm chair
1156. Parrot and the parson
1157. Parson Brown's sheep
1158. The pass of death
1159. Pat and the priest
1160. Pat Daly's song
1161. Pat McCarty
1162. Pat Malloy
1163. Pat Malloy's return to Ireland
1164. Pat Murphy of Meagher's Brigade
1165. Pat of Mullingar
1166. Pat's adventures in the Crimea
1167. Pat's curiosity shop
1168. Pat's farewell to his sweetheart
1169. Pat's not so black as he's painted
1170. Patrick Sheehan
1171. Patrick mind the baby
1172. Patriots of Ireland
1173. Peanut gal
1174. The peanut gal's ghost
1175. The peanut stand
1176. Pennsylvania tramps
1177. Perfect cure
1178. Petticoat Lane
1179. Phoebe Brown and Reuben Wright
1180. Phelim Mavoureen
1181. Philadelphia riots
1182. The Phoenix Society
1183. Pic-nic party
1184. Pilgrim of love
1185. The pilot
1186. Pioneer Blind Troupe's greeting
1187. Pirate of the Isles
1188. A place in thy memory, dearest
1189. Played out
1190. Pleasures of boarding
1191. Pocahontas
1192. Police gazette
1193. Polly's love, or, The cruel ship carpenter
1194. Polly Perkins of Washington Square
1195. Poor Billy Vail
1196. Poor Black Bess
1197. Poor harmless thing of nothingness
1198. Poor Juna!
1199. The poor fisherman's boy
1200. The poor little fisherman's girl
1201. The poor little soldier's boy
1202. Poor old horse let him die
1203. Poor old Jessy
1204. Poor old maids
1205. Poor old Mike
1206. Poor Pat must emigrate
1207. Little hero
1208. The poor soldier boy
1209. Poor Tom the Greek
1210. Poor tramp has to live
1211. Poor Uncle Tom
1212. Pop goes the coachman
1213. Pop goes the weasel
1214. The post-boy's song
1215. Poverty's no sin
1216. The Powers and Weightman fire
1217. Practice what you preach
1218. The 'prentice boy
1219. Pretty as a picture
1220. The pretty ballet girl
1221. Pretty foot
1222. Pretty gal in blue
1223. Pretty Jane
1224. Pretty Jemima
1225. Pretty little Flora
1226. Pretty little rosy cheeks
1227. Pretty little Sarah, or $7 a week
1228. Pretty maid milking her cow
1229. Pretty octoroon
1230. Prisoner for life
1231. Private dispatches
1232. Pull down your vest
1233. Pulling hard against the stream
1234. Puritan and Genesta
1235. Queen of the concert saloon
1236. The queen's letter
1237. Quiet lodgings
1238. The quill of the concert saloon
1239. The quilting party
1240. Ragged coat
1241. Ragged Pat
1242. Rally around the flag, boys
1243. Rally! Rally!
1244. Rambling boys of pleasure
1245. The real, perfect cure
1246. The reason why she left him
1247. Rebel, spare that flag
1248. The rebel's retort
1249. Reckon I'm in luck
1250. Recognition of the Southern Confederacy
1251. Red robin
1252. The regular army, O!
1253. Reily's trial
1254. Remember me, or, Isabel, lost Isabel!
1255. The Republican wagon
1256. Return of Pat Malloy
1257. Ridin' in a railroad keer
1258. Riding on the cable cars
1259. Right or wrong, the Union
1260. Ring dat golden bell
1261. River Roe
1262. Robin Adair
1263. Robinson Crusoe
1264. Rock and Rye crazy
1265. Rock me to sleep mother
1266. Rock the cradle Pat
1267. The rocky road to Dublin
1268. Roll on silver moon
1269. Rolling in the morning
1270. Root hog or die no. 2
1271. Rory O'Moore
1272. Rosa Lee
1273. Rosa's wedding day
1274. The rose and the lily
1275. Rose Atherton
1276. The rose of Alabama
1277. Rouse! Brothers, rouse!
1278. The roving journeyman
1279. Row, row, brothers, row!
1280. Row of tenement houses
1281. Row, row
1282. Rules for bummers
1283. The sabre
1284. Sad news from home
1285. The sailor boy's bride
1286. The sailor's adieu
1287. Sailor's grave
1288. A sailor's life for me
1289. Sairy Sykes
1290. Sally comes up
1291. Sally Horner, 'round the corner
1292. Sally in our alley
1293. Sally of the sewing machine
1294. Sam Brannan
1295. The San Francisco rag-picker
1296. Sanford's bobbing around
1297. Santa Claus
1298. Sally Sam
1299. Savourneen Deelish Eileen Oge
1300. Say a kind word when you can
1301. The scarlet flower
1302. Scrougers' song
1303. The sea, the sea!
1304. Secession
1305. See that my grave's kept green
1306. Seven days fight
1307. Seven Oud!
1308. Shall we know each other there?
1309. Shamrock green
1310. Shamrock shore
1311. Shamus O'Brien
1312. Sharon lawn
1313. She danced like a fairy
1314. She never blamed him, never
1315. She was such a nice young gal
1316. Sheepskin beeswax
1317. Sheffield apprentice
1318. Shelling green peas
1319. Sherman's address
1320. She's handsome as a rose, or, She was such a charmer
1321. The shoddy contractor
1322. Shule Agra
1323. Siege of Lucknow
1324. The silent harp
1325. Silver threads among the gold; Nothing to do with me
1326. Since I've been in the army
1327. Since Mary learned to dance the tra la la loo
1328. Sing me to sleep my mother
1329. Single young man lodger
1330. Sister, strike the gong
1331. Six feet of earth
1332. 69th Regiment
1333. Skiddy, iddy, di do
1334. The slain at Baltimore
1335. The slaver Gordon
1336. The slaves' dream
1337. Sleeping I dream love
1338. Sleigh bell song
1339. Smiggey McGuirrel
1340. The snow-storm
1341. Snuff rubbers
1342. Sock her on her kisser
1343. Soda-water man
1344. The soldier's child
1345. The soldier's dream
1346. Soldier's farewell
1347. Soldier's homeless boy
1348. The soldier's return
1349. The soldier's song
1350. The soldier's welcome home
1351. Some one to love
1352. Somebody's courting somebody
1353. The son of a Dutchman
1354. Song of all songs
1355. Song of all songs no. 3
1356. Song of liberty
1357. Song of many songs
1358. Song of my light canoe
1359. Song of O'Ruark, Prince of Breffni
1360. The song of the exile
1361. Song of the Sexton
1362. Song of the smoker
1363. Song of the 2114th Regt. P.V
1364. Song of the Zouaves
1365. Songs for the presidential campaign of 1888
1366. Sourkraut and sausages
1367. South Carolina gentleman
1368. The Southern cross
1369. Southern wagon
1370. Sparking Sunday night
1371. The spell is broken
1372. Spider and the fly
1373. Spiritual rail-way
1374. Sprig of Shillelah
1375. Squire Jones's daughter
1376. St. Patrick's Day
1377. St. Patrick was a gentleman
1378. Stackerlee
1379. Stand by the flag
1380. Stand to your guns
1381. The standard bearer
1382. The star spangled banner
1383. A starry night for a ramble
1384. Stars and stripes
1385. The steam arm
1386. Stick to your daddy, Tom
1387. Stokes' verdict
1388. Stop dat knocking
1389. Stopping in New York
1390. The storm
1391. Stranger in the army!
1392. Strangers yet
1393. Strike the light guitar
1394. Striking ile
1395. Those stripes and bright stars
1396. Stump speech
1397. De sugar cane green
1398. The suit of the corduroys
1399. Susan, the pride of Kildare
1400. Susan's Sunday out
1401. Susy and Pat Murphy
1402. Swash shay, hands across
1403. Sweep O!
1404. Sweet Jenny of the moor
1405. Sweet lilies of the valley
1406. Sweet Mississippi
1407. Sweet sunny South
1408. Taken in and done for
1409. Tassels on her boots
1410. Teach me to forget
1411. Teddy O'Neale
1412. Teddy Regan
1413. The tempest of the heart
1414. Temple fire
1415. Ten o'clock or remember love remember
1416. 10,000 miles away
1417. Terrence's farewell to Kathleen
1418. Terry O'Reilly
1419. Thanks for peace
1420. That blessed baby
1421. That cottage home
1422. That's so
1423. That's what's the matter, No. 3
1424. That's what's the matter with Hanna
1425. Thee, thee, only thee
1426. There goes another guy
1427. The new Sebastopol
1428. There never was a coward
1429. There's a light in the window tor thee
1430. There's a queer time coming boys
1431. There's none like a mother, if ever so poor
1432. Thirteenth Penna. Cavalry at Fayetteville
1433. A thousand a year [Robin Ruff and Gaffer Green]
1434. There grains of corn
1435. Three hundred thousand more
1436. The tickler
1437. The tilt-skirt
1438. Tim Finigan's wake
1439. Tipperary christening
1440. To charming Kate in Ireland
1441. To my wife
1442. To the one I love
1443. To the West!
1444. Tommy do it again
1445. The toper's appeal
1446. The toper's lament
1447. A tough yarn
1448. Traitor's march to the White House
1449. Travelling tinker
1450. Turnpike gate
1451. Twenty years ago
1452. The two lovers
1453. Umbrella courtship
1454. Uncle Bill
1455. Uncle Billy's dream
1456. Uncle James
1457. Uncle Ned
1458. Uncle Sammy
1459. Uncle Snow
1460. Uncle Tommy
1461. Uncle Tom's religion
1462. Uncle True's grave
1463. The unconstant lover
1464. Unhappy Jeremiah
1465. Union Square on Sunday night
1466. Up in a back room
1467. Valentine and Julia
1468. Velocipede Johnny
1469. Ven my band begins to play
1470. Venetian boat song
1471. The village-born beauty
1472. The Virginia rosebud
1473. Vive la compagnie
1474. Volunteers
1475. The Vork house boy
1476. Wait for the lager
1477. Wait, Mister Postman
1478. Waiting for a Broadway stage
1479. Waiting for the May
1480. Wake up Mose
1481. Walk in the parlor
1482. The wanderer's farewell
1483. The war is over now
1484. War song of the New York 69th Regiment
1485. Wash me, Mother dear
1486. Washington, star of the West
1487. The Washington tragedy
1488. The watchman no. 2
1489. Water-cresses
1490. Waterford boys
1491. Way that it's played on the stage
1492. Wax-work show
1493. The dying child; Scratch my back again!
1494. We are for the Union
1495. We are out on the ocean sailing
1496. We are all so fond of kissing
1497. We meet by chance
1498. We shall see her no more
1499. We won't go home til morning
1500. Wearing of the green
1501. Wearing out the green
1502. Weavers' strike
1503. The wedding of Ballyporeen no. 2
1504. Wedlock is a dicklist thing
1505. Welcome home
1506. We'll fight for Uncle Sam
1507. We'll have a little dance to-night, boys
1508. We'll never give up Dixie
1509. Whack row de row no. 2
1510. What a blessing it is to have money
1511. What a heel she's got behind her
1512. What I don't like to see
1513. What Irish boys can do
1514. What man would be without a woman
1515. What other name that thine, Mother
1516. What the candle told was true
1517. What the old cock-sparrow said
1518. What will Mrs. Grundy say?
1519. What will you do love?
1520. When I've passed in my checks
1521. When M'Cormick rules the state
1522. When Mother married Pap
1523. When other friends are 'round thee
1524. When the corn is waving
1525. When the swallows homeward fly
1526. When this cruel draft is over!
1527. When twilight dews are falling
1528. When we're married
1529. Where are the hopes I cherished
1530. Where did you get that face
1531. Where is Major Phipps?
1532. Where is my boy to-night?
1533. Where is my lover?
1534. Where liberty dwells, there is my country
1535. Where the bright waves are dashing
1536. Where the grass grows green
1537. Where will I go when dis waar breaks dis country up
1538. Where's my era gone
1539. While I rock the baby to sleep
1540. While there's life, there's hope
1541. Whiskers on the moon
1542. Whistling thief
1543. White cat and black cat
1544. The White House
1545. The white pilgrim
1546. Who stole the donkey?
1547. Who stole the ham?
1548. Who will care for Mother now?
1549. Who will care for niggers now?
1550. Whole hog or none
1551. Who's been here since I've been gone
1552. Why awa' so lang at nicht
1553. Why do I weep for thee?
1554. Why don't they do so now
1555. Wide awake, Yankee Doodle
1556. Widow Machree
1557. Widow Malone
1558. Widow Mulroony's ball
1559. Widow widdle or a thousand pounds a year
1560. The widow's last prayer
1561. Wild and Wick's youth
1562. Wild Irish boy
1563. Wild Irishman
1564. Will they weep for me at home
1565. Will watch
1566. William and Phillis
1567. William of the ferry
1568. Willie Gray or answer to Kitty Clyde
1569. Willie has gone to the war
1570. Witching Dinah Crow
1571. With all my soul then let us part
1572. Woman's love
1573. Women's sayings!
1574. Woman's tongue will never take a rest
1575. Women and wine
1576. The wooden watch; Maid of Athens
1577. Woodman, spare that tree
1578. The woodpecker
1579. The wood-robin
1580. Work, boys, work
1581. The worn out sailor
1582. Would I were a boy again
1583. Write a loving letter to your mother
1584. Yankee Doodle [original]
1585. Yankee Doodle
1586. Yankee Doodle Uncle Sam
1587. [Yankee Doodle] Yankee song
1588. Yankee land
1589. Ye winged winds
1590. The yellow-hair'd laddie
1591. The yellow haired boy
1592. Yes, let me like a soldier fall
1593. Yes, we miss thee at home
1594. You naughty, naughty girls
1595. You naughty, naughty men
1596. You never miss de lager
1597. You should see my Sarah!
1598. You shouldn't cut you toe nails on a Sunday
1599. You would not leave your Norah!
1600. Young gal from Sonoma
1601. Young man bred a carpentier