Songs, monologues and poems from the Mudcat Worldwide Zoom singaround of 2/3 June 2025, in the order in which they were presented. Thanks to Moorley Man for the data. Corrections and comments always welcome.

Jubilee
Home, Lads, Home
Albert at the Hallé (monologue)
The Lion and Albert (monologue)
Death is Not the End
Lovin' You (excerpt)
The Queen of the Night's aria from The Magic Flute (excerpt)
The Parting Glass
Gently to Rest (poem)
Who Knows Where the Time Goes?
Danny Boy
The Saltmarsh
Can vei la lauzeta mover ("When I See the Lark", sung in Occitan)
Little Zoom Boxes (ttto Little Boxes)
The Wild Colonial Boy
Country Life
Albert and the Outside Privy (monologue)
Here in California
The Ballad of Omie Wise
Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night (poem)
Summertime
Mezi Horami ("Between the Mountans", sung in Czech)
When I have Seen
Accident at Bradford Colliery 1956
Well Sold the Cow
The Ballad of Long Gone Jones
Connecticut Twister
Old Road
The Closing of the Day
Every Stranger Might Well Become Your Friend (poem)
Until the Dark Time Ends (aka The Comfort of Singing Voices)
Goodbye to My Stepstone
Blues in a Bottle
Up wi' Auld Hawick
Finnegan's Wake
The Key of R
Sea Glass
Yorkshire Song
A is for Apples (monologue)
No Telling
Three poems: Love in the Age of Google; Alexa, What Is There To Know About Love?; Love Is
With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm (aka Anne Boleyn)
Sam Small the Ancient Mariner (monologue)
The Tinker's Coin
Rawtenstall Annual Fair
Dancing in the River
Down by the Salley Gardens (ttto Maids of the Mourne Shore)
As I Roved Out
Coffee Shop In Pimlico
This Moment
This Sing is Your Sing (ttto This Land is Your Land)
Rio Grande
Goodnight-Loving Trail
The Small Eight-Legged Creature (ttto Eensy-Weensy Spider)
Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (xkcd version)
The Mystic Politicized (poem)
Sailor's Prayer
John o' Dreams
The Bonny Light Horseman (aka Broken-Hearted I Wander)
This Old Man (Should Go Back Home) (ttto This Old Man)
Exercise #77 (aka Amourette)
The Concrete Road
The Shores of Normandy (ttto Raglan Road)
Parting Song