Songs, poems/recitations and monologues from the Mudcat Worldwide Zoom Singaround 21/22 November 2022, quite likely in the order in which they were presented. Thanks to Moorley Man for the items presented before I came in. Comments and corrections always welcome.

Slithering (ttto Streets of Laredo)
Turning Toward the Morning
Distant Hills (poem)
Heart of the Heartland (poem)
Brindisi
The Tale of the Lonesome Prawn (monologue)
All Through the Night
Come Back in the Morning (ttto The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy)
The Holly and the Ivy
Pleasant and Delightful (spoken)
I'm Called Little Buttercup
Que se nos va la Pascua ("Easter is Leaving Us, Girls", sung in Spanish)
Folksinger's Ring (ttto Fiddler's Green)
The Old Woman Who Lived in the Wood
On Your Sleeve (poem)
Lobster Salad (recitation, aka Like Ya Would, Paddy's Dream, Kelly's Dream, Paddy Kelly's Dream)
Three Little Birds
A Friend of Mine is Going Blind
Kentish Beers
A Silent Lonesome Sound
When I'm Drunk
Worried Man Blues
Let Me Fish Off Cape St. Mary's
To a Thesaurus (poem)
All Mixed Up
Johnny Todd
In the Summer of His Years
Rivers of Texas
Freedom Come All Ye
Changes
Somos el Barco (chorus in both Spanish and English)
Poor Ditching Boy
The Charge of the Late Brigade
I'm Not as Drunk as People Think I Am
Somebody Would Shout Out Shop (poem)
The Intergalactic Laxative
Winter (poem)
Bring Us in Good Ale
Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf (poem)
The Shape of Things
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
Ain't Got the Blues Blues
Nine Times a Night
When I Paint My Masterpiece
Urge for Going
Down and Out Blues (better known as Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out)
One More Minute
In de Vintertime
The Lady Recruit
If You Say Yes
Sir Greenbaum's Madrigal
Dance Ten, Looks Three
The Geek Shall Inherit the Earth (ttto Brisbane Ladies/Augathella Station/Spanish Ladies)
All the Money in the World
Savage Daughter
The Rose of York
See Me Tweet (ttto Ain't She Sweet)
Mary from Dungloe
Autumn Leaves
A Chat with Your Mother
Thanksgiving Eve
The Avant-Garden Song (ttto Garden Song)
Bells of Norwich (aka Julian of Norwich)