Most of the song-lyrics I've posted have been in response to requests, so I've often forgotten to add a "LYR ADD" prefix. I hadn't realised that there were so many, but here are the ones that, so far as I can tell, haven't been harvested:


Malcolm
A Dottered Auld Carle (Full version; an extract, Grey Beard Newly Shaven is already on the DT
Bold Lovell
Catch-Me-If-You-Can
Champagne Charlie (broadside version).
Charlie is my Darling -James Hogg's version; on the same thread is Robert Burns' version (from Margo) and an extended version from Bruce.
Co shinneas an fhìdeag airgid? (not sure if this one got harvested or not)
Corrections to DT transcription of "The Wee Weaver"
Cuir Culaibh Ri Assainte
Dance To Your Shadow (Bandó Ribinnean)
Elusive Butterfly
Handsome Polly-O (as recorded by Martin Carthy)
Here's Adieu to All Judges and Juries
Horn Fair -two versions and a fragment.
Jack Orion (as recorded by Pentangle)
J'ai vu le loup
John O' Grinfilt's Ramble
John White
July Wakes
La Courte Paille (French version; there are Canadian versions on the DT)
Latin for O Come O Come Emmanuel -extra stanzas for text posted by Alice.
Le Petit Mari
Le Roi Renaud
Le Tueur de Femmes
Lemady ("Lark Rise" version).
Limadie (Cornish version).
Lough Erne Shore
Lyr Add: Flowers in the Valley -version collected by Baring Gould; already in DT in a garbled form, as Flowers in the Valley
Màili Dhonn, Bhòidheach Donn
Ode On The Mammoth Cheese, Weighing Over 7,000 Pounds -not actually a song (yet).
Pauvre Soldat
Poem Add: The Fairies -the full text of the poem by William Allingham, part of which is already on the DT as King of the Faeries , wrongly described as "Trad. Irish".
Prince Charlie Stuart (Brigid Tunney's version)
Sailing Along the French Shore
Spence Broughton
Tha Thide Agam Eiridh
The Ballad of Cissy Lee
The Bawbee Birlin'
The Braes O' Strathblane -along with two other versions from Philippa.
The Death of Lord Nelson -version from Thomas Hughes, The Scouring of the White Horse (1859); the thread also contains several versions of this song and of On Board a Man of War. The Death of Parker
The Dogger Bank George Henderson later posted another version at: Dogger Bank
The Fisherman's Lassie
The Highlandmen Came Down The Hill
The Kelty Clippie
The May Blooming Field
The Night of the Ragman's Ball -additions and corrections to Dubliners' cut-down version as posted by Wildlone.
The Ploughboy Lads/ When I was Nou but Sweet Sixteen (2 variants).
The Ranter (The Ranting Parson)
The River Calling/The Hazel by the River -with translation by Philippa.
The Row Between The Cages -original version; Chris/Darwin added a "translation" into more standard English.
The Sheffield Grinder
The Tryst
The Unfortunate Tailor
The Volunteer Organist
This is No my Ain House -two versions.
Where Are You? Where Do You Go To My Lovely (Peter Sarstedt).