Songs, poems, monologues, and instrumentals from the Mudcat Worldwide Zoom Singaround 13/14 February 2023, 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.

One of The Roving Kind
Lovers & Friends
Just Another Love Song (poem)
Tom Lotch (monologue)
Love on the Dole
My Way through the Blue Cocoon
Cornflower Blue
Down by the Riverside
Ring of Fire
La mora cautiva (aka El dio de los torneos; "The Captive Moorish Girl", in Spanish)
My Mistress' Eyes are Nothing Like the Sun (poem)
Plaisir d'Amour (in French, and some English)
A House is Not a Home
Willie Taylor
Wonderful, Wonderful Day
Settling Down
The Day the Piddletrenthide Jug Band Hit the Charts
The Hellbound Train
Dark-Eyed Molly
The Ballad of Erica Levine
Vicky's Secret
Dark Old Waters
Loch Tay Boat Song
Take Off Your Old Coat
In My Prime
The Lovesick Maid (aka Curragh of Kildare, The Winter it is Past)
Song of the Swift
My Dearest Dear (aka The Blackest Crow)
An Vailintin Buan ("The Eternal Valentine," in Irish Gaelic)
The Dutchman
(I'm in Love with) A Wonderful Guy
All the Diamonds
Waltzing Matilda (piano instrumental)
Hal-an-Tow
Changes
Exercise 77 (aka Amourette)
I Will Love You in the Setting of the Sun (poem)
Love on the Line
The Book of Love (Stephin Merritt, not The Monotones)
Have I Told You Lately
The Shmuck Song (ttto Thirty Years a Princess and Never a Queen)
Somewhere
Gardening
The Wild Geese (aka Norland Wind)
The Devil and Bailiff McGlynn
Make You Feel My Love
The Bee
Blank Space
Love Call Me Home
Sufficiently Unique (poem)
Dawning of the Day
Bound for the Mountains and the Sea
Geordie
Oh, Boy!
He Stopped Loving Her Today
For All We Know
You'll Never Know
When You and I were Young, Maggie
Some Fool Made a Soldier of Me
You Are Love
The Devil's Courtship (version of Paper of Pins / The Keys of Heaven / The Keys of Canterbury / etc., etc.)
Slow Romance
Sing with Me
A Bench by the Sea
Sunshine on My Shoulders
Northern Tide
Regretting What I Said (full title: Regretting what I said to you when you called me at 11:00 on Friday morning to tell me that 1:00 Friday afternoon you were gonna leave your office, go downstairs, hail a cab, to go out to the airport, to catch a plane, to go skiing in the Alps for two weeks. Not that I wanted to go with you; I wasn't able to leave town, I'm not a very good skier, I couldn't expect you to pay my way, but after going out with you for three years, I don't like surprises.)