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1. Macfarren, G. A
2. Campaign song of 1868
3. Sambo, I have missed you
4. Ting! Ting! That's how the bell goes
5. Katie's secret
6. Banks of Sligo
7. Gen. Gilmore vs. Beauregard
8. Meeting of old friends
9. Bully for all
10. Boys of Uncle Samu'l
11. Children's games
12. Brighter days will come again
13. Kitty Wells
14. Somebody's waiting for somebody
15. Fire at Randollph Mill
16. Laughing song
17. Whom will the shoe fit
18. I muse on thee
19. Starry night for a ramble
20. Till the moonlight falls on wait the water
21. The bonny brown cottage
22. Lines on the death of the Hon. Con. E. D
23. Mountaineer's farewell
24. Touch me gently, Father Time
25. Jolly Jack tars
26. John, my boy, remember me
27. Drinking chorus [from The enchantress]
28. Heart bowed down
29. I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls
30. Pirate's chorus
31. You'll remember me
32. The light of other days
33. We may be happy yet
34. I'm leaving thee in sorrow, Annie
35. I'm sitting on the stile, Mary
36. Where are the friends of my youth?
37. Empty sleeve
38. Dublin Bay
39. The white squall
40. Why do summer roses fade?
41. Come back to Erin
42. Maggie's secret
43. Five o'clock in the morning
44. I cannot sing the old songs
45. We sat by the river, you and I
46. Little footsteps
47. Her heart is the prize I will gain
48. We met, 'twas in a crowd
49. No ne'er can thy home be mine
50. Columbia, the gem of the ocean
51. Red, white and blue
52. Just touch the harp gently
53. Hush, little baby, don't you cry
54. Johnny, get your gun
55. By the sad sea-waves
56. Pretty maid milking her cow
57. Nettie is no more
58. Down on Coney Island
59. Throwing pebbles in the stream
60. Over here
61. The bellet girl of the black crook
62. Oh, Lizzie! (A lover's lament)
63. Home sweet home
64. I'm saddest when I sing
65. Oh! No, we never mention her
66. I'll never forget thee, dear Mary
67. Knot of blue and gray
68. My poor heart is sad
69. Pretty as a picture
70. She meets me at the gate
71. Little Nell
72. I'd rather be a rose
73. Little Maggie May
74. Meet me in the lane
75. In de morning by the bright light
76. Oh, dem golden slippers
77. Carry me back to ole Virginny
78. Hold the fort
79. Lora Vale
80. Pull for the shore
81. Love not
82. Moon is beaming o'er the lake
83. John Brown
84. The evening bell
85. Down on the farm
86. Go 'way, gal [songster]
87. Indian maid of the Chaparral
88. Would I were with thee
89. Dear old flag
90. My own native land
91. Victory at last
92. Hans Dunder has gone for a solger
93. Ben Bolt's reply
94. As long as the world goes round
95. Babies on our block
96. Charleston blues
97. Coming home from meeting
98. Full moon union
99. I never drank behind the bar
100. Just across from Jersey
101. Little green leaf in our bible
102. The McIntyres
103. Market on Saturday night
104. Miss Brady's piano-fortay
105. Never take the horse shoe from the door
106. Over the hills to the poor house
107. Paddy Duffy's cart
108. Pat and his little brown mare
109. Patrick's Day parade
110. Pitcher of beer
111. Skidmore guard
112. Slavery days
113. Slavery's passed away
114. The anchor's weighed
115. Oh! Dat watermelon
116. We were boys and girls together
117. Carry the news to Mary
118. My gal
119. Papa's baby boy
120. Dying nun
121. Mrs. Cunningham's darling baby
122. The swill milk
123. Thy voice hath a charm
124. Jockey hat and feather
125. Karl's lullaby
126. Little rosebud
127. Little sweetheart, come and kiss me
128. Lullaby
129. Twilight in the park
130. Fine old Irish gentleman
131. My childhood's happy days
132. Bonny Jean
133. Effie Lake
134. Ella Leene
135. First rose of summer
136. Forgive and forget
137. Ho, breathe not her name
138. I'm thinking of home
139. Kiss me, mother, ere I die
140. Kiss me quick and go
141. Our Union, right or wrong
142. We are growing old together
143. Jenny Lane
144. Wait for the wagon
145. There's a heap of work to do
146. Tell Mother, I die happy
147. General Logan
148. When you and I were young Maggie
149. Make me no gaudy chaplet
150. Shoo, fly! Don't bodder me
151. Erin go bragh
152. Five cent shave
153. Rock-a-bye, baby
154. My country, 'tis of thee
155. They never told a lie
156. Drill you tarriers, drill
157. Darling Minnie Lee
158. Love among the roses
159. Ring the bell softly
160. Ring the bell softly, there's crape on the door
161. Johnny, take it easy
162. Dear little shamrock
163. My village home
164. Shells of the ocean
165. Where's that back pay
166. Carry me back to old Virginny
167. Katy Dean
168. O, carry me home
169. Centennial on the brain
170. Tommy Dodd
171. Meet me, Josie, at the gate
172. Rover's grave
173. Moonlight and starlight
174. The old mountain tree
175. When you and I were soldier boys
176. Carrie Lee
177. Broken down!
178. Darkgirl dressed in blue (answer)
179. Isabella, with the gingham umbrella
180. Polly Perkins of Washington Square
181. Pulling hard against the stream
182. Shabby genteel
183. Wait for the turn of the tide
184. The last link is broken
185. Be my mother till I die
186. Ellsworth avengers
187. Grave of Uncle True
188. My Johnny was a shoemaker
189. You know
190. Tim Finnigan's
191. Rock beside the sea
192. What a friend we have in Jesus
193. My home down on the farm
194. Little place within thy heart
195. Beautiful Nell
196. Root, hog or die
197. Hurra for the Union
198. Folks that put on airs
199. Charming young widow
200. The sword of Bunker-Hill
201. Bacon and greens
202. Could I but call a heart my own
203. Meet me at the lane
204. M'Clellan's farewell
205. Colored volunteer
206. Since Terry first joined the gang
207. Dearest May
208. Jane O'Malley
209. Kitty Clyde
210. Minnie Clyde, Kitty Clyde's sister
211. She sleeps in the valley
212. Mother on the brain
213. Wife's dream
214. Kathleen Mavourneen
215. Dermot Astore
216. Glory Hallelujah
217. Flag of the free
218. Juney at the gate, in Mississippi State
219. Don't strike a man when he's down
220. I'll be writing in the dell
221. Playmates
222. Homeward bound
223. Bread, and cheese, and kisses
224. Flee as a bird
225. Don't be angry with me, darling
226. Nobody's darling
227. Silver threads among the gold
228. A sweet face at the window
229. Sweet Lillie, my darling
230. I'll remember thee
231. Grant's the man
232. Bay of Biscay
233. Glory to Washoe
234. Little faces at the window
235. The ring my mother wore
236. Apple of my eye
237. Little bunch of roses
238. My little bunch of roses
239. Lament of the Irish emigrant
240. Our Jack's come home to-day
241. Tom Bowling
242. The watery grave
243. Vengeons la patrie
244. Last night I was dreaming of you
245. The tenth Montgomery Regiment
246. How Sherman's veterans took Atlanta
247. Baby and I
248. Come back to your Irish home
249. Gideon's Band
250. I fancy I've seen you before
251. The army hymn
252. Convict and the bird
253. Lone grave
254. Mother told me so
255. Pardon came too late
256. Don't sell my father rum
257. Whiskey, you're a villyan
258. When the roses bloom again
259. Love and duty
260. My highland Katy
261. Long, long weary day
262. Billy Patterson
263. The father of all songs
264. Where there's a will there's a way
265. The little church around the corner
266. The fate of a false lover
267. Last of the Alabama
268. Old log hut
269. Bitter beer
270. Dixie's land
271. Don't take the children from me
272. Love of the shamrock
273. Lullaby
274. Who can find us now
275. Annie I have missed you
276. Annie we have parted
277. Little dicky birds
278. The letter in the candle
279. Nobody's child
280. Belle of Baltimore
281. I'm waiting my darling for thee
282. Shall we meet again
283. Fire brigade
284. Beautiful bells
285. Will you love me when I'm old
286. The old Mousquetaire
287. Letters of gold
288. Shamrock, thistle and rose
289. The liberty pole
290. Poor, but a gentleman still
291. Rose of Tennessee
292. When I saw sweet Nellie home
293. Hello, John Maloney
294. Paddy Shay
295. Irish spree
296. Beautiful dreamer
297. Beautiful screamer
298. Bob Gray
299. Bob tail nag
300. Bob-tailed nag
301. Bring my brother back to me
302. California emigrant
303. Camden Union guard's campaign song
304. Camp town racers
305. Come where my love lies dreaming
306. The cottage
307. Deal with me kindly
308. Ellen Bayne
309. Fairy Belle
310. Farewell, Lilly dear
311. Gentle Annie
312. Hard times come again no more
313. How are you, green-backs?
314. I will be ture to thee
315. I would not die in Spring [time]
316. Linda has departed
317. Little Jenny Dow
318. Maggie by my side
319. Massa's in the cold ground
320. My good old Irish home
321. My old Kentucky home
322. The nation is weeping
323. Nelly Bly
324. Nelly was a lady
325. Oh! Boys, carry me 'long
326. Oh Susannah
327. Old Black Joe
328. Old dog Tray
329. Old folks at home
330. Parody on Old dog Tray
331. She was all the world to me
332. That's what's the matter
333. Uncle Ned
334. Under the willow she's sleeping
335. Was my brother in the battle?
336. We've a million in the field
337. Why have my loved ones gone
338. Willie has gone to the war
339. Willie we have missed you
340. Nell, the little belle
341. Lark in the air
342. Norine Maurine
343. Over the garden wall
344. Broken home
345. Judgement day
346. Clare Day
347. When these old clothes were new
348. I built a bridge of fancies
349. Bessie Dean
350. Poor old slave
351. Bring back my Bonnie to me
352. Medley
353. Heenan, champion of the world
354. Gen. Grant's boys
355. Down in the coal mine
356. Poor old Dad
357. Give me a house that's haunted
358. The wandering boy
359. Oh, let me dream of former years
360. Fasting forty days
361. Rose of Tralee
362. Beautiful star
363. Do they think of me at home?
364. Dream is past
365. Farragut's ball
366. Gipsy's tent
367. Gipsy's warning
368. Jeannette and Jeanotte
369. Kitty Tyrrell
370. Lanigan's ball
371. The monks of old
372. Murmuring sea
373. Silence
374. What are the wild waves saying
375. The picket guard
376. The song of the belt
377. Away to the woods
378. Soldier's chorus
379. Roy's wife of Aldivalloch
380. If the waters could speak as they flow
381. Picture that is turned toward the wall
382. Christmas tree
383. Do they miss me at home?
384. Poem
385. A whig song
386. Fire in the grate
387. Young folks from home
388. I'll hang my harp on a willow tree
389. Oh! There stay there
390. Pretty pond lilies
391. Darling Nelly Gray
392. Kiss me again
393. I'll woo thee in the summer time
394. Cling to the Union
395. Poverty's tears
396. Muldoon, the solid man
397. Mulligan guards
398. Three little faces
399. Knights of Labor
400. After the ball
401. Regret
402. Kissing is fun
403. In the gloaming
404. Sunny hours of childhood
405. A little more cider
406. No one to love
407. Good-bye, sweetheart
408. Phoebe dearest
409. Simon the cellarer
410. Sweet love, good-night to thee!
411. When first I heard the convent bell
412. I am dreaming of the loved ones
413. Just as of old
414. Whispering hope
415. Eight hour song
416. Driven from home
417. Keep in de middle ob de road
418. Little old log cabin in the lane
419. Little log cabin's a home after all
420. Mollie darling
421. My friend
422. Nora O'Neal
423. Sweet Evangeline
424. We parted by the river side
425. Write me a letter from home
426. Spanish cavalier
427. La manola, or, La jota Aragonesa
428. Oh! Bless me, Mother ere I die
429. Oh! Write me a song of my father
430. The yaller gal that winked at me!
431. We have lived and loved together
432. Beautiful river
433. Mr. and Mrs. Snibbs
434. Mountain bugle
435. Welcome Mother
436. Mable Clare
437. I wandered by the brookside
438. Clara Nolan's ball
439. Paddle your own canoe
440. My home, my happy home
441. Beauteous Lizzie Fane
442. Stepmother
443. Want-a substitute
444. The sweet little gal that I loved
445. Banks of Allen water
446. Mother, oh! Sing me to rest
447. Norah McShane
448. I'll await my love
449. Little barefoot
450. Only a pansy blossom
451. Sweet Alpine roses
452. When the robins nest again
453. The strawberry girl
454. Wake Dinah, wake
455. Battle hymn of the Republic
456. Bessie Lane
457. Minnie Moore
458. Up in a balloon
459. When the band begins to play
460. Sarah's young man
461. Where's Rosanna gone?
462. Some day I'll wander back again
463. Take me back to home and Mother
464. Farmer's boy
465. Little Topsy's song
466. Little maid
467. Mrs. Lofty and I
468. Soldier's funeral
469. Uncle Sam's farm
470. Dream faces
471. Ehren on the Rhine
472. Little Alice
473. Billy O'Neill
474. Brother's fainting at the door
475. When the moon wiht glory brightens
476. Write a letter to my mother!
477. My Maryland
478. Jack Gorman
479. Since Casey runs the flat
480. Lulu, is our darling pride
481. Call me pet names
482. Our heroes
483. They have broken up their camps
484. The American boy
485. Carrier dove
486. Baby mine
487. The mulberry tree
488. Fall of Charleston
489. The banner of the free
490. How the money goes
491. Just before the battle (parody)
492. Comrades
493. Poor little Joe
494. Come down, Mrs. Flynn
495. It used to be proper
496. Throw him down McCloskey
497. Land league band
498. Slide, Kelly, slide
499. Riding on the elevated road
500. America's emblem, the violet
501. Cradle's empty! Baby's gone
502. Little wife Nelly
503. Pretty mountain rose
504. Razors in de air
505. This little pig went to market
506. Minute gun at sea
507. Leave not your Kathleen
508. Parody on Tenting on the old camp-ground
509. Tenting on the old camp-ground
510. Down by the river side
511. The paupers
512. Ben Bolt
513. Rocked in the cradle of the deep
514. Yellow rose of Texas
515. Beautiful Venice
516. She wore a wreath of roses
517. Veteran
518. Yellow rose of Texas
519. Sherman's march to the sea
520. We met by chance
521. Mother, how thy love hath blest me
522. Oh, my love he is a saileur boy
523. Johnny, fill up the bowl!
524. Good morning, Mister Lincoln
525. Watcher
526. Little Annie Rooney
527. My son, my only son
528. Alpine maid
529. Erin is my home
530. Flying trapeze
531. Waiting to hear the verdict
532. Mama's baby boy
533. Rock me to sleep, Mother
534. Cows are in the corn
535. Black-eyed Susan
536. After the open
537. The bridge
538. Always take Mother's advice
539. Green above the red
540. As through the park I go
541. On the beach at Long Branch
542. Walking down Broadway
543. Dearest, then I'll love thee more
544. Thou art gone from my gaze
545. Kiss the little ones for me
546. Little gaiter shoe
547. Marques hymn
548. Constantinople
549. Da-da
550. For goodness sake don't say I told you
551. Not for Joseph
552. Pretty lips
553. Upper ten and the lower five
554. A wet sheet and a flowing sea!
555. We're marching down to Dixie's land
556. Don't you go, Tommy
557. Still I love thee
558. Tommy's return
559. We'll have to mortgage the farm
560. Brave old oaks
561. Old house at home
562. Tommy, make room for your uncle
563. The song my mother used to sing
564. Where did you get that hat
565. Rolling stone gathers no moss
566. Bowled songer boy
567. I'm not myself at all
568. Land of the West
569. The letter
570. Low-backed car
571. Mother, he's going away
572. Rocked in a cable car
573. Mary's dream
574. Dem silver slippers
575. Shivering and shaking out in the cold
576. Dancing in the sunlight
577. Paper of pins
578. When the pigs begin to fly
579. Pull down the blind
580. Is marriage a failure?
581. Comrades
582. Oh! Uncle John
583. Life's highway
584. Oh! What a difference in the morning
585. Dancing in the barn
586. Ever my spirit awakens to thee
587. Softly tread, my Nelly's sleeping
588. The Dutch ragpicker's shanty
589. Belle Mahone
590. Faded coat of blue
591. Mary Aileen
592. When there's love at home
593. Captain Jinks
594. Hungry army
595. Kingdom coming
596. A soldier is my beau
597. Standard of the free
598. Wide awake Yankee doodle
599. Organ grinder
600. When Jack comes home again
601. Laurie's cottage
602. Nineteen hundred and one
603. Never go back on the poor
604. Ballyhooley
605. Killaloe
606. Let the dead and beautiful rest
607. Ring my mother wore
608. Johnny, get your hair cut
609. Just gone out
610. Let her go Gallagher!
611. Poor old Uncle Rube
612. John Brown
613. Rollicking rams
614. Sweet home receive me
615. Alice Gray
616. Under the daisies
617. Viva L'America
618. Cuckoo club
619. It's a cold day when I get left
620. Scotch lassie Jean
621. Scotch lassie Jean, [Parody on]
622. Waterbury, watch
623. Cricket on the hearth
624. Tripping o'er the hills
625. Ship that carries me home
626. Song that will never die
627. Wanderer or the absent son
628. When the moon is on the waters
629. The minstrel boy
630. The factory girls
631. Battle of Fair Oaks
632. Look out for informers
633. The flag of our Union
634. A pretty girl
635. Linda, the pride of the mill
636. Gentle Maggie
637. Jeannie Gray
638. Mottoes upon the wall
639. Old red barn
640. Welcome that will never die
641. Happy Jim
642. Love's chidings
643. The bonny light horseman
644. My boyhood's happy home
645. Mary of Argyle
646. The rose of Allendale
647. Steer my bark to Erin's Isle
648. Dear old village school
649. Down where the pansies grew
650. Don't put the poor workingman down
651. Light in the window
652. Pretty as a daisy
653. The fair maiden who sat on my knee
654. Fanny Gray
655. Oh! What a difference in the morning
656. Welcome to James Stephens
657. Maggie Murphy's own
658. Pictures with their faces to the wall
659. Welcome-song to William Smith O'Brian
660. Dreaming of home and Mother
661. Home delights
662. Lone starry hours
663. Mother, dear, I'm thinking of you
664. Silver moonlight winds
665. Twinkling stars
666. My dream of love is o'er
667. Gentle Jennie Gray
668. Red petticoats
669. Banks of Sligo
670. Whittier's centennial hymn
671. Old cabin home
672. Carrie Lee
673. The old country party
674. Lucky horse shoe
675. Sweet Evelena
676. Norah, the pride of Kildare
677. Vilikins and his Dinah!
678. Bridget Donaghue
679. The wild ashe deer
680. Up comes McGinty
681. Bonny Eloise
682. Why did she leave him
683. Little Robin, tell Kitty I'm coming
684. Speak, only speak
685. Hail Columbia
686. Won't we be a happy people when this war is over
687. Jingle bells, jingle bells
688. Near the banks of that lone river
689. Home again
690. Little brown church
691. Ella Ree
692. One parting word, dear Mother
693. Pvt. Tommy Atkins
694. Faded flowers
695. Mary Ann Kehoe
696. The letter came at last
697. Little fraud
698. Put my little shoes away
699. Bright blue eyes
700. The bells of Shandon
701. Good-bye, honey, I'm gone
702. Uncle Sam's boys
703. Down by the old mill stream
704. Johnny Morgan
705. Whoa! Emma!
706. My Polly Ann
707. Thou art so near and yet so far
708. Wouldn't you like to know?
709. How do you feel Mr. Davis?
710. The huge waterfall
711. The pioneer stage driver
712. Sheridan cleaned out the valley
713. Blue tail fly
714. Portrait of my mother in old Ireland far away
715. The $1000 prize fight
716. Bright things can never die
717. Happy land
718. Popsy wopsy!
719. Spring gentle spring
720. Johnny Schmoker
721. Sherman's march to the sea
722. Banks of the blue Moselle
723. Where the water lilies grow
724. Pal Dolan
725. My boyhood's home
726. Flanigan, the lodger
727. Battle cry of freedom
728. Hundred years ago (new version)
729. Hundred years ago
730. Kiss me, mother! Kiss your darling
731. Lay me down and save the flag
732. Little Nell of Narragansett Bay
733. Little Octoroon
734. On boys, on!
735. Prisoner's hope
736. Rosalie, the prairie flower
737. Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!
738. Vacant chair
739. When my ship comes in
740. German home upon the Rhine
741. Song of the steeple
742. With all her faults I love her still
743. Flag that bears the stripes and stars
744. Maid of Athens
745. Jack! The fire escape man
746. Little birds are sleeping
747. Gay and happy
748. Far, far upon the sea
749. Fine old English gentleman
750. A life on the ocean wave
751. Man the life boat
752. Old arm chair
753. The old farm gate
754. Old Sexton
755. Ship on fire
756. Some love to roam
757. Mary Ann, I'll tell your ma
758. Sandy and Jenny
759. Draft MacArthur
760. I dreamed my boy was home again
761. Mother would comfort me
762. Swinging in the lane
763. When the boys come home
764. Why Paddy's always poor
765. Bye, bye, baby, bye, bye
766. My Nelly's blue eyes
767. Over the mountain
768. Peek-a-boo!
769. Remember boy, you're Irish
770. Since Terry shook the gang!
771. Mariner's grave
772. Ye banks and braces of Bonny Down
773. Ballad in answer to Sayers, England's pride
774. Annie Laurie
775. Dugan and the dago
776. The lads who live in Ireland
777. One hundred fathoms deep
778. Hannah, get the broom
779. Will friendship buy us bread
780. Three bells
781. Please give me a penny, Sir
782. Johnny Sands
783. As I sat upon my dear old mother's knee
784. Coming home from the ball
785. Down by the old mill stream
786. I'm just going down to the gate
787. Letter that was written long ago
788. Mulcahy's gone away
789. Mulcahy's home again
790. Old rustie bridge by the mill
791. Sailing down the bay
792. A violet from my mother's grave
793. Why did they dig Ma's grave so deep?
794. Why should we live as strangers
795. Farewell, farewell for ever
796. Nelly Bray
797. Willie's welcome home
798. Milekey, Wilekey, Wolikey
799. Charley he's a masher
800. A mother's appeal to her boy
801. Only a picture
802. Listen to my tale of woe
803. Swinging in the grape-vine swing
804. The charge at Roanoke
805. Lover's hall
806. The star-spangled banner
807. America
808. I have no mother now, I'm weeping
809. That baby on the halfshell
810. Life's story
811. Quite English, you know
812. Rosy's Sunday out
813. Cleopatra McNally
814. Flow gently, sweet Afton
815. Star of Glengary
816. Lillie Bell
817. Columbia! The hope of the world
818. Where was Moses when the light went out?
819. Alone and from home
820. The modern belle
821. Erin's green shore
822. Jim, the Carter lad
823. Love's young dream
824. Oft in the stilly night
825. See our oars
826. Close the shutters, Willie's dead
827. Jennie, the flower of Kildare
828. Put me in my little bed
829. Christmas hymn
830. The Indian girl
831. Little buttercup
832. Beulah land
833. The O'Keelys
834. Don't leave your mother, Tom
835. Little boy blue
836. Song for the time
837. The death of Annie Laurie
838. They told me not to love him
839. Tis said that absence conquers love
840. Annie of the vale
841. Beautiful isle of the sea
842. Cottage by the sea
843. Day when you'll forget me
844. Eileen Allanna
845. Linger not darling
846. It's but a little faded flower
847. Mother kissed me in my dream
848. Must we then meet as strangers
849. O gently breathe
850. We meet again
851. Winsome Winnie
852. Day I saw my mother die
853. I'm lonely since my mother died
854. Lilly Dale
855. Willie's on the dark blue sea
856. Gathering shells from the sea shore
857. Razzle dazzle
858. Remember poor Mother at home
859. Blame it on the girls
860. Life-boat crew
861. Bid me good-bye and go
862. Call me not from the echoless shore
863. Dear Mother, I've come home to die
864. Darling Bessie of the lea
865. Do not heed her warning
866. Irishman's shanty
867. Mother, I've come home to die
868. Sweet Genevieve
869. Under a gaslight
870. When this cruel war is over
871. Yes, we'll write you a letter from home
872. Girl with the patent roller skates
873. Eileen's answer
874. Mary of the wild moor
875. Dancing in the barn
876. Kaiser, don't you want to buy a dog
877. The stage driver
878. Banks of the old Mohawk
879. All that glitters is not gold
880. Lottie Lee
881. Adieu, my native land, adieu!
882. When the leaves begin to fall
883. The blue devils
884. Meet me by moonlight alone
885. Keep one little thought for me
886. Now I lay me down to sleep
887. Little fishermaiden
888. Sally Green
889. Annie dear, good bye
890. In happy moments
891. Jacob gets the mitten
892. Scenes that are brightest
893. The star of love
894. Sweet spirit, hear my prayer
895. Come in out of the draft
896. Answer to when this cruel war is over
897. I'd offer thee this hand of mine; I loved that dear old flag the best
898. America the beautiful
899. By the sad Potomac shore
900. Picket's last watch
901. Sheridan's ride
902. Sherman's on the track
903. Jessie, the belle at the fair
904. Oh! Nicodemus
905. Mother come home
906. Any other man
907. John Anderson, my Jo
908. Begone dull care
909. Col. Owens' gallant Irish volunteers
910. Lorena
911. There's a light in the window
912. Golden stair
913. Will you love me then as now
914. What Norah said
915. Be kind to Mother
916. Katie Malloy
917. Money, money, money
918. One more ribber for to cross
919. Centennial hymn
920. Pigs in the clover
921. Beautiful moon
922. Fisherman and his child
923. Kitty Kimo
924. Marguerite
925. Old home ain't what it used to be
926. Old turnkey
927. Put me in my little bed
928. Widow in the cottage by the sea
929. A hymn
930. Down among the daisies
931. Don't go, Mollie darling
932. The Constitution
933. I'm proud I am an Irishman's son
934. The Invalid Corps
935. Watch on the Rhine
936. Our battle-flag
937. Beautiful girls
938. Cradle to the grave
939. Dollar and fifteen cents
940. German fifth
941. It's funny when you feel that way
942. Jersey Sam, or, Fifty years ago
943. Keiser, der yer vant to buy a dog
944. Larboard watch
945. Love among big noses
946. Mygel Snyder's bardy
947. Pretty little dark blue eyes
948. Shabby genteell
949. The corkers
950. You'll soon forget Kathleen
951. Cheer up, Sam!
952. Then the band played
953. Annie, darling
954. Bid me good bye
955. Dear Mollie Magee
956. Der Deitcher's dog
957. Hearty welcome home
958. He's gone to the arms of Abraham
959. I'm dreaming of the loved ones
960. Lady art thou sleeping
961. Let us live with a hope
962. Listen to the mocking-bird
963. Lone heart
964. Look with thy fond eyes upon me
965. Maryland, my Maryland
966. Old log hut
967. Only friends and nothing more
968. Our sweethearts at home
969. Parting whispers
970. Pretty Sally
971. Prisoner's release
972. That's where the laugh comes in!
973. There are friends that we never forget
974. Tom Collins is my name
975. What is home without a mother
976. Yes, I would the war were over
977. Pennsylvania battle cry
978. Dear Robin, I'll be true
979. White wings
980. Safe in the harbor
981. Clara May
982. Take me home to die
983. Oaken bucket
984. Prairie flower
985. Belle Brandon
986. Brave boys
987. Come home, Father
988. Grandfather's clock
989. Marching through Georgia
990. Ring the bell, watchman
991. Ship that never returned
992. Wake Nicodemus!
993. We are coming Sister Mary
994. Battle of Stone River
995. Happy land of Canaan
996. Our fifer-boy
997. Change
998. Dearest spot of earth to me is home
999. Bully for you
1000. Hetty Loar
1001. The rabbit's lament
1002. They don't wish me at home