ALLAN'S LONE STAR BALLADS A Collection of Southern Patriotic Songs Made During Confederate Times.
Compiled and Revised by Francis D. Allan Burt Franklin NY 1874, reprinted 1970.
A Confederate Officer to His Lady Love A Life on the Vicksburg Hills All Quiet along the Potomac Tonight The Old Texian's Appeal Arise! Ye Sons of Free-born Sires At Galveston, Texas Awake to Arms! in Texas The Black Flag Banks Skedaddle Bayou City Guards' Dixie Bayou City Guards Song in the Chickahominy Swamp Baylor's Partisan Rangers Bonnie Blue Flag, The Boys, Keep Your Powder Dry Brass-Mounted Army, The Campaign Ballad Captain with His Whiskers, The Chivalrous C. S. A. Confederate Oath, The Countersign, The Conquered Banner, The Darlings at Home, The Davis Guards, To the De Cotton down in Dixie Do They Miss Me in the Trenches Duty and Defiance Dying Soldier Boy, The Few Days Fifth Texas Regiment, Song of the Flag of the Southland Fold it Up Carefully Fort Pillow, At Fourth Texas Cavalry, the Capture of 17 of Co. H Galveston, Battle of Galveston, Bomb, and Battles of Galveston, Burial of Tough Beef Galveston, The Horse-Marines at Galveston, Recapture of Gay and Happy God Bless Our Southern Land Green, General Tom Green, Major-General Tom, to the Beloved Memory of Hard Times Here's Your Mule Hood's Old Brigade Hood's Texas Brigade Hour Before Execution, The I'm Going Home to Dixie Imogen I'm Thinking of the Soldier Johnston, Albert Sydney, Gen. Johnston, Albert Sydney, Death of Johnston, Albert Sydney, Funeral of Johnston, Albert Sydney, Grave of Johnston's Name, To Joseph Bowers Ladies to the Hospital Lee at the Wilderness Lee at Battle of the Wilderness Leave it, Ah, No- The Land is our Own Lone Star Banner of the Free Lone Star Flag Lone Texas Star, The Lubbock, Col. Thos. S. To the Memory of Magruder, Johnny B. Magruder, Maj. Gen., Acrostic on Magruder, To the War-Chief Mansfield Run Maryland, My Maryland Martyr of Alexandria, The Martyrs of Texas, The McCullough, Ben. He Fell at his Post Missouri: A Voice from the South Morgan's War Song Mother, is the Battle Over? My Noble Warrior, Come My Southern Land Navasota Volunteers, The Niblett's Bluff, The Icy Road to Officers of Dixie, The Officer's Funeral, The O He's Nothing but a Soldier O Here's to the Soldier so Gay Old Jim Ford O No, He'll not need them again On to the Battle Ostermann, Mrs. Rosanna Our Boys are Gone Our Glorious Flag Over the (Mississippi) River Over the River Pass Cavallo, Soldier's Song of Price's (Gen.) Appeal Private Maguire Ranger's Farewell, The Ranger's Lay Rangers, Song of the Texas Rangers, The Frontier Ranger, The Texas Rangers, The Texas Rebel Prisoner, The Rebel Toasts; or Drink it Down Richmond on the James, or the Dying Texas Soldier Boy Rum Raid at Velasco, The Run, Yanks, or Die Sabine Pass Sabine Pass Fight, True Irish Valor Santa Fé Volunteer, The Second Texians, The Gallant Sentinel's Dream of Home, The Seventh Regt. Texas Cavalry, Comp. A Sherman, Lt. Sidney A., In Memoriam Shiloh Shiloh, The Drummer Boy of Shiloh Hill, The Battle of Short Rations; or the Corn-fed Army Soldier's Amen Soldier's Death Soldier's Dear Old Home, The Soldier's Farewell, The Soldier's Lament Soldier's Suit of Gray Soldier's Sweet Home, The Song of the "Bloody Seven" at Camp Chase, Ohio Southern Captive, The Southern Flag, The Southern Girl's Homespun Dress Southern Marseillaise Southern Sentiment Southern Wagon, The Southrons, Hear Your Country Call You Southron's Chant of Defiance Stonewall Jackson's Way Sweethearts and the War Take Me Home; or, The Sunny South Terry, Col. B. F. Terry, Col. B. F. In Memoriam Terry, To Captain Dave Terry's texas Rangers Texas and Virginia Texas Land Texas Marseillaise Texas Sentinel in Virginia Texas Soldier Boy, The Texians to Arms Texian Appeal, The Texians, To Your Banners Fly That Bugler; or the Up-i-dee Song The Expected Texas Invasion The Girl I left Behind Me The South; or I Love Thee More The Yankee Joke in Texas There's Life in the Old Land Yet Thornton, Maj. W. L., Monody on Three Cheers for Our Jack Morgan 'Tis Midnight in the Southern Sky Tramp, Tramp, Tramp True to the Gray Twentieth Regiment, Co. K Vicksburg, Bombardment of Virginia Volunteer; or it is My Country's Call War-Shirkers, The Wearing of the Gray We Know that We Were Rebels We Left Him on the Field When this Cruel War is Over When Will the War be Over? Where Are You Going, Abe Lincoln? Who Will Care for Mother Now? Woman's Prayer Yankee President, The Young Dodger vs. Old Croaker