31 Jul 06 - 02:29 PM (#1797964)
Subject: The New Song Fest 1955 by Dick & Beth Best
From: John M.
Here is the index for the 1955 The New Song Fest by Dick & Beth Best. This is from the the 1961 printing. I don't know if there are variants in contents of the various printings.
Index of Songs
Abdullah Bulbul Amir, 56
About the Year of One B. C., 52
Ach, Du Lieber Augustin, 88
Adam, 53
Advertise, 145
Ain't Gwine Study War No More, 147
All Through the Night, 106
Alouette, 86
Annie Laurie, 98
Arlberg Ski School, The, 78
A-Roving, 134
At the Boarding House, 116
Au Clair De La Lune, 88
Aunt Rhody, 19
Aupres De Ma Blonde, 87
Aura Lee, 71
Australia, 133
Banks of the Ohio, 48
Battle of Jericho, 150
Beer Bottle, The, 116
Be Kind to your Web-Footed Friends, 115
Bell-Bottomed Trousers, 126
Big Rock Candy Mountain, 21
Bile Dat Cabbage Down, 138
Billie Magee Magaw, 26
Billy Boy, 35
Black-Eyed Susie, 139
Blest Be the Tie that Binds, 65
Bloody Well Dead, 75
Blow the Candles Out, 50
Blow the Man Down, 133
Bluebeard, 110
Blue-Tail Fly, The, 47
Bohemia Hall, 75
Bold Soldier, The, 32
Bomb Song, The, 31
Bonnie Dundee, 97
Border Trail, 96
Bowery, The, 83
Brahm's Lullaby (see Schlummerlied)
Buffalo Gals, 137
Bulldog on the Bank, 59
Caissons, 98
Camptown Races, 38
Capital Ship, A, 19
Careless Love, 47
Chasm' Women, 40
Cherry-Tree Carol, The, 53
Chevaliers De La Table Ronde, 85
Chimney Pond Trail, 67
Chisholm Trail, 119
Chivalrous Shark (see Rhyme of the Chivalrous Shark)
Cindy, 137
Clementine, 41
Cocaine Bill, 34
Come, Follow, Round, 143
Comin' 'Round the Mountain, 5
Cowboy Lullaby, 123
Cowboy's Dream, 122
Crawdad Song, 45
Daisy, Daisy, 84
Danville Girl, 28
Dark as the Dungeon, 50
Darkies' Sunday School, 50
Deep River, 154
Dese Bones Gwine Rise Again, 146
Desperado, 123
Die Lorelei, 89
Dona Nobis, Round, 141
Down and Out, 72
Down in the Valley, 47
Drill Ye Terriers, Drill, 27
Drink To Me, 107
Drunk Last Night, 101
Drunkard's Special, 102
Drunken Sailor, The, 134
Du, Du, Liegst Mir Im Herzen, 90
Dying Fisherman's Song, The, 116
Dying Hobo, 22
Ee-Lee-Ay-Lee-Oh, 125
Eggs and Marrowbone, 43
Eight Bells, 131
Eleazer Wheelock, 67
Elliptical Skiers, 76
E-ri-e Canal, 20
Erie Canal, 39
Ezekiel Saw De Wheel, 149
Father, Put the Cow Out, 74
Father's Whiskers, 61
Fireman's Band, The, 63
Foggy, Foggy Dew, 43
Fox, The, 10
Frankie and Johnnie, 13
French Cathedrals, Round, 141
Frere Jacques, Round, 141
Frog He Would A-wooing Go, 39
Funiculi, Funicula, 82
Gently Johnny My Jingalo, 95
Ghost Song, 31
Girls Can Never Change Their Nature, 116
Glorious Beer, 105
Go Down, Moses, 153
Go Tell It On the Mountain, 144
Golden Slippers, 24
Golden Vanity, 128
Good-bye, My Lover, Good-bye, 132
Good Night, Ladies, 84
Gory, Gory (Rockclimbers'), 57
Gory, Gory (Skiers') 77
Grandfather's Clock, 81
Green Grow the Rushes, Oh, 32
Greenland Fishery, 127
Greensleeves, 25
Gretchen Pumpernickle, 60
Hallelujah, I'm a Bum, 18
Halls of Montezuma, 98
Hambone Am Good, 36
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane, 47
Hard, Ain't It Hard, 49
Haul Away, Joe, 130
Hearse Song, The, 5
Heigh Ho, Round, 144
Here's To Good Old Beer, 100
Here's to the Trail and the Mountain Tops, 76
High Barbary, 132
Ho-La-Hi, Ho-La-Ho!, 89
Home on the Range, 121
Horses Run Around, The, 20
House Carpenter, The, 18
Hunters of Kentucky, The, 15
I Ain't Gonna Grieve My Lord No More, 145
I Got Shoes, 149
I Know Where I'm Goin', 33
I Ride An Old Paint, 124
756
I Was Born About A Thousand Years Ago, 54
I Wish I Was Single Again, 17
I With I Were A Wittle Thugar Bun, 66
Ich Bin Der Musikant, 88
In the Evening, 65
I've Got No Use For the Women, 17
Jacob's Ladder, 147
Jesse James, 12
John B. Sails, 125
John Brown's Baby, 117
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, 68
John Peel, 9
Johnny Vorbeck, 68
Juanita, 109
Keeper of the Eddystone Light, The, 44
Keeper of the London Zoo, 44
Keeper Would A-hunting Go, The, 22
King's Navy, 103
Kookaburra, Round, 142
Ladies' Man, The, 42
Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl, 104
Land of the Lassen, The, 37
Let 'Er Go, 69
Let Her Sleep Under the Bar, 64
Levee Song (see Workin' on the Railroad)
Li'l Liza Jane, 138
Little Brown Jug, 100
Logger Lover, 36
Lolly-Too-Dum, 7
Look Down, 152
Lord, Blow the Moon Out, 33
Lord Jeffery Amherst, 64
Love's Old Sweet Song, 109
Maine Stein Song, 62
Man on the Flying Skis, The, 78
Man on the Flying Trapeze, The, 16
Man Without A Woman, A, 72
Marianina, 108
Mary Ann McCarty, 117
Mary Had A William Goat, 73
Massa's In De Cold, Cold Ground, 152
Men of Harlech, 99
Mermaid, The, 128
Midnight Special, The, 23
Miss Bailey, 14
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder, 82
Mules, 115
Mush Mush Mush Touraliady, 94
Muss I Denn, 90
My Bonnie, 6
My Father's Going To Be Hung, 116
My Girl's From Vassar (see Vassar Hygiene Song)
My Good Old Man, 21
My Name Is Yon Yonson, 74
Nine Men Slept In A Boardinghouse Bed, 73
Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen, 153
No Hidin' Place, 150
Nut-Brown Maiden, 70
Oh, How He Lied, 69
Oh, How Lovely Is the Evening, Round, 142
Oh, Mary, Don't You Weep, 148
Oh, No, John, 41
Oh, Susanna, 49
Ol' Ark's A-moverin', 151
Old Black Joe, 106
Old Blue, 38
Old Joe Clark, 135
Old King Cole, 24
Old MacDonald, 21
Old Maid, 34
Old Mountain Dew, 103
Old Settler's Song, 45
Old Time Religion, 154
Ol' Texas, 118
On Ilkla Moor Baht Hat, 94
On Springfield Mountain, 49
Once I Went in Swimming, 70
One Fish Ball, 26
One More River To Cross, 155
Oola, 79
Our Baby Died, 74
Out In the Great Northwest, 29
Patsy Ory-Ory-Aye, 11
Patty Murphy, 106
Peace of the River, 31
Persian Kitty, The, 111
Personal Friend of Mine, 71
Pick A Bale of Cotton, 46
Pig and the Inebriate, The, 103
Pink Pajamas, 117
Polly Wolly Doodle, 35
Poor Boy, 14
Pope, The, 58
Quartermaster Corps, 104
Ragged But Right, 69
Rattin Family, The, 66
Ready When the Great Day Comes, 151
Red River Valley, 39
Rhyme of the Chivalrous Shark, The, 114
Rich Gal, Po' Gal, 42
Riddle Song, The, 44
Rio Grande, 129
Road To the Isles, The, 96
Row Your Boat. Round, 142
Sailing, Sailing, 126
St. James Infirmary, 7
Saints Go Marching In, The, 152
Samuel Hall, 30
Schlummerlied, 89
Schnitzelbank, 90
Scotland's Burning, Round, 141
Seeing Nellie Home, 108
She Is More To Be Pitied Than Censured, 81
She Promised To Meet Me, 48
Shenandoah, 135
Ship Titanic, The, 33
Shortnin' Bread, 40
Silver Dollar, A, 72
Sing A Song of Cities, 80
Ski, Ski, Ski, 75
Skier One Day, A, 76
Skier's Requiem, 79
Ski-Patrol Toboggan, 75
Skye Boat Song, 95
Smoky Mountain, 25
Society Upon the Stanislow, The, 11
Spanish Is the Loving Tongue, 23
Standin' in the Need of Prayer, 154
Steal Away, 153
Stein Song, 62
Stenka Razin, 91
Strawberry Roan, 120
Streets of Laredo, The, 118
Student in a Tunnel, The, 62
Sucking Cider Through A Straw, 16
Sven, 80
157
Sweet and Low, 107
Sweet Eveline, 102
Sweet the Evening Air of May, Round, 143
Sweetly Sings the Donkey, Round, 144
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, 146
Take This Hammer, 26
Tell Me Why, 66
Thais, 112
That's Where My Money Goes, 69
There Is A Tavern in the Town, 37
They're Laying Eggs Now, 70
This Is Your Land, 29
Three Blind Mice, Round, 143
Three Fishermen, 46
Throw It Out the Window, 62
Til Kona Kom Der En Ung Student, 92
Troubador Song, 45
Tu N'est Pas Maitre Dans Ta Maison, 87
Turkey in the Straw, 140
Twelve Days of Christmas, The, 34
Two Boards Upon Cold Powder Snow, 77
Underneath the Takeoff, 78
Upidee, 73
Vassar Hygiene Song, 54
Venezuela, 29
Vicar of Bray, 8
Vive L'Amour, 68
Walking At Night, 92
Waltzing Matilda, 5
Wee Cooper O'Fife, 97
Weggiser Lied, 93
When Pa, 63
White Coral Bells, Round, 142
Who Did?, 52
Who Threw the Overalls in Mistress Murphy's Chowder?, 85
Whoopee Ti Yi Yo, Git Along Little Dogies, 124
Why Shouldn't My Goose, Round, 142
Williams Man Who's Far, Far Away, 60
Willow Tree, 8
Willy the Weeper, 10
Witchcraft, 14
Woad, 99
Workin' on the Railroad, 28
Worried Man Blues, 42
Yo Dee Oh Dee Oh, 61
You Can Dig My Grave, 154
Yuazuray, 54
Zulu King, A, 58
Index of First Lines
A capital ship for an ocean trip was the "Walloping Win-
dow-Blind", 19
A captain bold from Halifax, who dwelt in country quar-
ters, 14
A far croonin' is a-pulling me away, 96
A maiden from the Bosporus with eyes as bright as phos-
phorous, 110
A man was walking up and down, 26
A Persian kitty, perfumed and fair, 111
A skier one day did make his way, 76
A year ago our baby died, 74
About the year of 1 B. C. our gallant ship put out to
sea, 52
Ach, du lieber Augustin, Augustin, Augustin, 88
Alas, my love, you do me wrong, 25
All I want in this creation, 139
Alouette, gentille Alouette, 86
And when the Saints go marching in, 152
Around her hair she wore a purple ribbon, 60
As I sat down one evening, 'twas in a small cafe, 36
As I walked out in the streets of Laredo, 118
As I was a-gwine down the road, tired team and a heavy
load, 140
As I was a-walking one morning for pleasure, 124
As I was walking down the street, down the street, down
the street, 137
As I was walking that ribbon of highway, 29
As I went down to the river, poor boy, 14
As I went out one morning to take the pleasant air, 7
As the blackbird in the spring, 71
At the boarding house where I stayed, everying thing was
growing old, 116
At the old concert hall on the Bow'ry, 81
Au clair de la lune, 88
Australia, my lads, is a very fine place, 133
Be kind to your web-footed friends, 115
Bed is too small for my tiredness, 33
Beside the western watertank, on a cold November day, 22
Blest be the tie that binds my collar to my shirt, 65
Chevaliers de la Table Rounde, 85
Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue, strolling down the avenue,
two by two, 34
Come all you young fellers, so young and so fine, 50
Come fellows, just buckle my boards on, 79
Come, follow, follow, follow, follow, follow, follow me, 143
Coming home from Bangor on a Pullman train, 62
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer true, 84
Dans les jardins d'mon pere, 87
De Camptown ladies sing dis song, 38
De good Lawd thought He'd make a man, 146
Deep river, my home is over Jordan, 154
Desert silver blue beneath the pale starlight, 123
Did you ever hear the story 'bout Willie the Weeper?, 10
Did you ever think as the hearse rolls by, 5
Do you happen to know a maiden in need, 45
Dona nobis pacem, 141
Down in the valley, the valley so low, 47
Drink to me only the thine eyes, 107
Drunk last night, drunk the night before, 101
Du, du, liegst mir im Herzen, 90
D'ye ken John Peel with his coat so gay, 9
Eighteen hundred and ninety one, that's the year that I
begun, 11
Every morning at seven o'clock, 27
Ezekiel saw the wheel, 'way up in de middle ob de air, 149
Feel so sorry for old Adam, just as sorry as can be, 53
Fill the steins to dear old Maine, 62
Frankie and Johnnie were lovers, 13
Frere Jacques, Frere Jacques, dormez-vous, dormez-vous?,
141
From beyond the wooded island, to the river wide and free,
91
From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli, 98
From this valley they say you are going, 39
Gather 'round, my dears, pull the wool out of your ears, 125
Gimme dat ol' time religion, gimme dat ol' time religion,
154
Girls can never change their nature, 116
Go tell Aunt Rhody, 19
158
Go tell it on the mountain, 144
Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay, 106
Good night ladies, good night ladies, 84
Guten Abend, gut' nacht! Mit Rosen bedacht, 89
Gwine to lay down my sword and shield, 147
He asked to hold my hand, I seriously objected, 34
He sat down beside her and smoked his cigar, 69
He was a desperado from the wild and wooly West, 123
Heigh ho! Nobody at home, 144
Here's to good old beer, drink her down, drink her down,
100
Home came old Pa Rattin, a-drinkin' he had been, 66
Horch was kommt von draussen 'rein, 89
Hurrah, hurrah, my father's going to be hung, 116
I asked my love to take a walk, 48
I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee, 49
I gave my love a cherry that has no stone, 44
I got a shoe, you got a shoe, all God's chillun got shoes, 149
I grieve my Lord, I grieve my Lord, from day to day, 145
I had a dog and his name was Blue, 38
I just called up to tell you that I'm ragged but right, 69
I know where I'm goin', 33
I met her in Venezuela, 29
I put my hand all in her own, 95
I reside at Table Mountain, and my name is Truthful James,
11
I ride an old Paint, I lead an old Dan, 124
I sing you one, oh. Green grow the rushes, oh, 32
I stopped on the trail over Blueberry Knoll, 67
I was born about a thousand years ago, 54
I was layin' 'round town, just spendin' my time, 120
I wear my pink pajamas in the summer when it's hot, 117
I went down to the St. James Infirmary, 7
I went schussing down the Cannon with a wish and a
whirl, 75
I went up to old Joe's house, 135
I wish I was single again, 17
I with I were a wittle thugar bun, thugar bun, 66
Ich bin der Musikant, Deutches Vaterlande, 88
Ich weiss nicht was soll es bedeuten, 89
If I had it, you could have it, but honey, I ain't got it, 72
If there were witchcraft I'd make two wishes, 14
I'll sing you a song, a good song of the sea, 133
I'm going to leave old Texas now, 118
I'm going way out West to where the buffalo used to roam,
29
I'm Oola, ski yumper from Norway, 79
In a cavern, in a canyon, excavating for a mine, 41
In an anarchist's garret, so lowly and so mean, 31
In Bohemia Hall, in Bohemia Hall, where every man is
king, 74
In good King Charles's golden days, 8
In Plymouth town there lived a maid, 134
In the evening by the moonlight, 65
In the land of the Lassen, where the timber is tall, 37
In the sky the bright stars glittered, 108
"Is everybody ready?" cried the starter looking up, 77
I'se got a gal and you got none, li'l Liza Jane, 138
Ist das nicht ein Schnitzelbank?, 90
It takes a worried man to sing a worried song, 42
It was early last December, as near as I remember, 103
It was midnight on the ocean, not a street car was in sight,
116
It was there I learned readin' an' writin', 94
It's the far Northland that's a-calling me away, 96
I've been workin' on the railroad (see Workin' on the
Railroad)
I've got a mule, her name is Sal, 39
I've traveled all over this country, 45
Jesse James was a lad who killed many a man, 12
John Brown's baby had a cold upon its chest, 117
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, his name is my name
too, 68
Joshua fit de battle ob Jericho, 150
Joshua sat in the temple of Gillium, 54
Kookaburra sits on an old gum tree, 142
Landlord, fill the flowing bowl until it doth run over, 104
Lanky Lucy Lister, yo dee oh dee oh, 61
Last night as I lay on the prairie, 122
Let every good fellow now join in a song, 68
Let me sing you a song of a gargle, 105
Look ahead, look astern, look a-weather and a-lee, 132
Look at poor Grandma, lying in a coffin, 74
Look down, look down that lonesome road, 152
Love, oh love, oh careless love, 47
Maxwellton's braes are bonnie, 98
Mary Ann McCarty, she went out to dig some clams, 117
Men of Harlech, in the hollow, 99
Mistress Murphy gave a party just about a week ago, 85
Most chivalrous fish of the ocean, 114
Muss i denn, muss i denn, zum Stadtle hinaus, 90
My Bonnie lies over the ocean, 6
My father was the keeper of the London zoo, 44
My grandfather's clock was too large for the shelf, 81
My matey's a saucy foretopman, 131
My name is Yon Yonson, I come from Wisconsin, 74
My pocket book was empty, my heart was full of pain, 28
My wife and I live all alone, 100
Nine men slept in a boarding house bed, 73
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen, 153
Now a man without a woman is like a ship without a sail,
72
Now I've got no use for the women, 17
Nut brown maiden, thou hast a bright blue eye for love,
70
Oh a Zulu king with a big nose ring, 58
Oh de ol' ark's a-moverin', 151
Oh, Eleazer Wheelock was a very pious man, 67
Oh Father, put the cow out, it is an awful night, 74
Oh for the life of a fireman, 63
Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, 121
Oh hand me down my walkin' cane, 47
Oh, how lovely is the evening, 142
Oh I was born in Mobile town, a-workin' on the levee, 28
Oh I went down South for to see my gal, 35
Oh it's beer, beer, beer, that makes you feel so queer, 104
Oh it's springtime in the Rockies and I'm full of mountain
dew, 40
Oh Lord Jeffery Amherst was a soldier of the King, 64
Oh, Mary, don't you weep, don't you mourn, 148
Oh Mary had a William goat, 73
Oh, my father was the keeper of the Eddystone Light, 44
Oh, my golden slippers am laid away, 24
Oh, my name is Samuel Hall, Samuel Hall, Samuel Hall, 30
Oh Shenandoah, I long to hear you, 135
Oh, the bulldog on the bank, and the bullfrog in the pool, 59
Oh, the night that I struck New York, 83
Oh, they built the ship Titanic, to sail the ocean blue, 33
Oh, we came on the sloop John B., my grandfather and me,
125
Oh we never used to bathe till we heard the Doctor rave, 54
Oh, we're from the Arlberg ski school, 78
Oh where have you been, Billy boy, Billy boy?, 35
Oh, why don't you work like other men do?, 18
Oh you can have your applies, your peaches and your pears,
36
Old King Cole was a merry old soul, 24
Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-O, 21
159
Old Mother Hubbard went to the cupboard, 62
Old Noah he built himself an ark, 155
On a summer day in the month of May, 21
On mules we find two legs behind, 115
On Springfield Mountain there did dwell, 49
On the first day of Christmas my true love gave to me, 34
On younder hill there stands a creature, 41
Once a jolly swagman camped by a billabong, 5
Once I was a lady's maid way down in Drury Lane, 126
Once I was happy but now I'm forlorn, and my ski outfit's
all tattered and torn, 78
Once I was happy but now I'm forlorn, like an old coat
that is tattered and torn, 16
Once I went in swimming, where there were no women, 70
Once in the dear dead days beyond recall, 109
Once there were three fishermen, 46
One time in Alexandria, in wicked Alexandria, 112
Oola had a cousin from the wild and wooly west, 80
Orleans, Beaugency, Notre Dame de Clery, 141
Out on ol' Smoky, ol' Smoky so low, 25
Over hill, over dale, as we hit the dusty trail, 98
Peace I ask of thee, O River, peace, peace, peace, 31
Rich gal, she wears the best perfume, 42
'Round de meadows am a-ringin' de darkies' mournful song,
152
Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream, 142
Scotland's burning, Scotland's burning, 141
She promised to meet me when the clock struck seventeen,
48
She'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes, 5
Sing a song of cities; roll dat cotton bale, 80
Sister Lucy, she wears a low-necked dress, 150
Sleep, my child, and peace attend thee, 106
Soft o'er the fountain ling'ring falls the southern moon, 109
Soldier, oh soldier, a-comin' from the plain, 32
Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, 82
Spanish is the lovin' tongue, soft as music, light as spray, 23
Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing, 95
Steal away, steal away, steal away to Jesus, 153
Sweet and low, sweet and low, wind of the western sea,
107
Sweet Eveline, (sweet Eveline), say you'll be mine, 102
Sweet the evening air of May, 143
Sweetly sings the donkey at the break of day, 144
Swing low, sweet chariot, comin' for to carry me home, 146
T'ain't my brother, nor my sister, but it's me, oh Lord, 154
Take this hammer, (huh!) carry it to the captain (huh!), 27
Talk about Jerusalem morning, Yes, good Lord, 151
Tell me why the stars do shine, 66
That's where my money goes, to buy my baby clothes, 69
The fish, it never cackles 'bout its million eggs or so, 115
The fox went out on a chilly night, 10
The frog he would a-wooing go, m-m, m-m, 39
The horses run around, their feet are on the ground, 20
The keeper would a-hunting go, 22
The massa love wine, the miss love silk, 42
The other night when I came home, drunk as I could be,
102
The Pope, he leads a jolly life, jolly life, 58
The prettiest gal that ever I saw was sucking cider through
a straw, 16
The shades of night were falling fast, 73
The ship goes sailing down the bay, good-bye my lover,
good-bye, 132
The sons of the prophet are brave men and bold, 56
The woman stood at the churchyard door, woo-oo-oo, 31
The year may have more than one season, 77
There are theories and systems of skiing, 76
There is a house in this old town, 49
There is a tavern in the town, in the town, 37
There was a little Dutchman, his name was Johhny Vor-
beck, 68
There was a ship that sailed upon the lowland sea, 128
There was a wee cooper wha' lived in Fife, 97
There was a youth, a cruel youth, 8
There was an old woman in our town, 43
There was once a maiden named Gretchen Pumpernickle,
60
There were three crows sat on a tree, 26
Three blind mice, three blind mice, 143
Three little chillun, lyin' in bed, 40
Til kona kom der en ung student, 92
To the Lairds of Convention 'twas Claver'se who spoke,
97
True love may be a blessing but it never was to me, 69
Tu n'est pas maitre dans ta maison quand nous y sommes, 87
'Twas a cold winter evening, the guests were all leaving,
64
'Twas eighteen hundred and sixty one, 127
'Twas Friday morn when we set sail, 128
'Twas only an old beer bottle, floating on the foam, 116
'Twas the night that Patty Murphy died, I never shall for-
get, 106
Underneath the takeoff every Sunday morn, 78
Vo Luzern uf Weggis zue, 93
Walking at night along the meadow way, 92
We are climbing Jacob's ladder, 147
We don't have to march with the infantry, 103
We had some chickens, no eggs would they lay, 70
We have a dear old father, to whom we dearly pray, 61
We have a system of skiing that's grand, 76
We were forty miles from Albany, forget it I never shall, 20
Well, come along boys, and listen to my tale, 119
Well met, well met, my own true love, 18
Well you wake up in de mornin', hear de ding-dong ring,
23
Went up on the mountain, 138
Were you ever in Rio Grande? Away, Rio!, 129
What shall we do with the drunken sailor, 134
What's the use of wearing braces, 99
When I was a bachelor I lived all alone, 43
When I was a little lad, and so my mother told me, 130
When I was 'prenticed in London, 50
When I was young I used to wait, 47
When Israel was in Egypt's land, 153
When Joseph was an old man, 53
When Pa (four times), when Pa was a little boy like me, 63
When the old year makes its exit and we usher in the new,
75
Where are you goin', my good old man?, 21
Where hast thou been since I saw thee, I saw thee?, 94
Where the Tuscan sun is warm and bright, 108
White coral bells upon a slender stalk, 142
Who did (four times), who did swallow Jo, Jo, Jo, Jo, 52
Why shouldn't my goose, 142
"Will it go around the chalkstone?" called the belayer look-
ing up, 57
Won't you bring back, won't you bring back Mrs. Murphy's
chowder, 82
Ye gentlemen and ladies fair, who grace this famous city, 15
Y'heave ho! My lads, the wind blows free, 126
You and me know that old hollow tree, 103
You can dig my grave with a silver spade, 154
You can easily tell she's not my mother, 71
You can take a silver dollar and drop it in the ground, 72
You get a line and I'll get a pole, Honey, 45
You got to jump down, turn around, 46
You ought to see my Cindy, 137
Young folks, old folks, everybody come, 50
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