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Hargrett sheet music collection


Descriptive Summary
Title: Hargrett sheet music collection
Creator: Hargrett Library
Inclusive Dates: 1900-2000
Language(s): English
Extent: 10 Linear Feet 10 boxes
Collection Number: ms3721
Repository: Hargrett Library

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Includes a wide variety of sheet music from the early 19th-mid 20th century documenting the Civil War, World Wars, motion pictures, major social events, technological advancements, and changing social norms.

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Hargrett sheet music collection, ms3721, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, The University of Georgia Libraries.

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Stereotypes (Social psychology)

Vaudeville -- United States.

World War, 1939-1945 -- Propaganda.

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John Parry, Duet for a soprano and baritone, Willing, 171 Ches. St., "Representing a Lady teaching a Foreigner English", sung by Mrs. Knight & Sigr Rosich


1	2	A La Tzigane, 1947
		David Broekman, Piano, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn, Inc., includes correspondance about optional lyrics


1	3	A. W. O. L. (Hey I'm Gonna Be), 1941
		Lyrics by Edgar A. Thompson, Music by Freddie Fisher & J. V. de Cimber, Piano and voice, De Cimber Music Publication, WWII


1	4	Absence, the words adapted to the favorite air of Rousseau's Dream, undated
		Piano and voice, G. Graupner, no. 6 Franklin St., based on a popular piece


1	5	Absence, circa 1810
		John Erhardt Weippet, Piano and voice, J & M Paff - Maiden Lane, NY


1	6	Absence and Return, undated
		Words by J. E. Carpenter and Music by Franz Abt, Piano and voice, G. Willing and Co. Publishers


1	7	Accept This Gift, between 1848 and 1858
		Words by John A. Heraud and Music by Carlo Minasi, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, NY


1	8	Affection Watlz, approx. 1844
		William H. Fry, Piano, Philadelphia, A. Fiot, 196 Chesnut St., based on an opera by the same composer entitled "Leonora"


1	9	Affection Waltz, approx. 1844
		William H. Fry, Piano, F. Riley & co. New York


1	10	The Aero Squadron March: Look to the Sky America, 1944
		Carlton James, Piano, Alliance Music Company, WWII, war bonds


1	11	The Aeolian Waltz, 1844
		in scribed to Miss Eliza Heath by Francis H. Brown, Piano, New York Atwill Publisher 201 Broadway, Early American Composer


1	12	All the Meat and No Potatoes, 1941
		Thomas "Fats" Waller and Ed. Kirkeby, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


1	13	The Air Raid Warden Song, 1942
		Nick Kenny and Charles Kenny, Piano and voice, Joe Davis Music Co., WWII


1	14	The Ack-Ack Song (Song of the Anti-Aircraft Artillery), 1942
		Herb Madison and Jimmie Hugh, Piano and voice, La Salle Music Publishing inc, WWII


1	15	Allied Victory March, "Seabes" Bat. D. 104 C.A. AA, 1943
		Lena Crancell McCarthy, Piano, Mrs. J. R. McCarthy, WWII


1	16	African Quadrilles, Selected from the most admired Negro melodies, 1844
		John C. Scherpf, Piano, Oliver Ditson


1	17	After Dark on Broadway March and Two Step, 1903
		Arthur Teschner, Piano, Armstrong Music Publishing Co.


1	18	All's Well a Celebrated Duett, 1878
		Piano and voice, New York, Firth and Hall, English Fleet in 1342


1	19	After the Roses Have Faded Away, 1914
		Bessie Buchanan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


1	20	Alma, 1910
		Geo V. Hobart and Jean Briquet, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., women


1	21	Alma Mater (We Love You Well) All American "College March Song", 1938
		Vaughn de Leath and Norman Cloutier, Piano and voice, Alfred Music Co.


1	22	After the Wedding: Dad Gave them a Cottage Home, 1926
		D. Orine Magoune, Piano and voice, Nightingale Song Co.


1	23	After You've Gone, 1918
		Creamer & Layton, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corp.


1	24	Alone, 1848
		Theodore von La Hache, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, NY, words taken from N. O. Evening Mercury


1	25	Alone!, 1873
		E. V. Welch and Harrison Millard, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


1	26	Along Came Ruth, 1914
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


1	27	Along the Lane that Leads to Lexington, 1913
		Will J. Harris and Hampton Durand, Piano and voice, Harold Rossiter Music Co.


1	28	Along the Rocky Road to Dublin, 1915
		Joe Young and Bert Grant, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


1	29	Along the Trail Where the Blue Grass Grows in the Hills of Old Kentucky, 1919
		Cliff Friend, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


1	30	Agnes May, 1853
		Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, and Co.


1	31	Alumni March, 1896
		Charles L. Van Baar, Piano, Brooks and Danton Co., Yale University


1	32	Ah, But Is It Love, 1933
		E. Y. Harburg and Jay Gorney, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


1	33	Ah! Could I Teach the Nightingale, 1859
		C. H. Keller, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


1	34	Ah Cruel Maid, 1849
		M. Kelly and T. Comer, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed and Co., "Oriental Musical Romance of the Forty Thieves as performed at the Boston Museum"


1	35	Ah Where Can I Turn for Relief, 1849
		M. Kelly and T. Comer, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed and Co., "Oriental Musical Romance of the Forty Thieves as performed at the Boston Museum"


1	36	Always be Honey to Me, 1915
		Jeff Branen, Arthur Lange, & Max Prival, Piano and voice, Joe Morris Music Co., Eva Shirley's feature song in Vaudeville


1	37	Ah Do Not Forget Love, 1835
		Mrs. Watson, Piano and voice, Atwills Music Saloon


1	38	Always Do Your Duty, Boy, 1885
		W. D. Spaulding and G. L. Spaulding, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


1	39	Always In My Heart, 1942
		Kim Gannon and Ernesto Lecuona, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


1	40	Ah! Fondly I Remember, 1833
		John H. Hewitt, Piano and voice, W. Hewitt and Co.


1	41	All for the Sake of the Girls, 1886
		Geo Cooper and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, A. M. Schacht & Co.


1	42	All for You, 1940
		Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


1	43	All Forward, 1862
		Piano and voice, Pasquale Rondinella, published for the benefit of the wounded soldiers of the U.S. Army


1	44	All Hail to Our Banner, 1865
		Geo. P. Graff, Piano and voice, H M. Higgins


1	45	All Hands Ahoy!
		J. E. D. and F. J. L. ?, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co., written on board the U.S. Frigate Constitution at Sea


1	46	All Hands Went on Strike, 1893
		Lou Edmunds, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Labor song


1	47	All I Owe Ioway, 1945
		Oscar Hammerstein II & Richard Rogers, Piano and voice, Williamson Music Inc.


1	48	Ah! Would Our Eyes Had Never Met, circa 1840s
		Herbert Rodwell, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


1	49	All I Want is a Cottage, Some Roses, and You, 1916
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


1	50	All I Want is My Black Baby Back, 1898
		Gus Edwards and Tom Daley, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co., racism, "Coon Song & Chorus"


1	51	All is Chaged at Home, 1852
		Mrs. Mary E. Heeitt and J. A. Fowler, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, NY, Companion to the popular song "Ben Bolt"


1	52	Ah, Wherefore?, 1866
		Willy de Rothschild, Piano and voice, Beer & Schirmer, Words from Victor Hugo


1	53	All Night Long, 1912
		Shelton Brooks, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


1	54	All o' the World a Home, 1926
		Elisabeth Johnson, Piano and voice, Globe Publishing Co., World's Fair in Philadelphia in 1926


1	55	All She'd Say was Umh-Hum, 1920
		Mack Emery, King Zany, and Van & Schenck, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, Ziegfield Follies


1	56	All the Cats Join in, 1944
		Ray Gilbert, Alec Wilder, and Eddie Sauter, Piano and voice, Regent Music Corp., from the Disney production "Make Mine Music"


1	57	All the Latin I know is "Si Si", 1944
		Charles Newman and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


1	58	All the World Will Be Jealous of Me, 1917
		Al Dubin and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


1	59	All Things Love Thee, So Do I, 1838
		Chalres E. Horn, Piano and voice, C. E. Horn


1	60	Ah Sin "Chinese-Song", 1878
		Harry R. Williams, Piano and voice, Roe Stephens; racism


1	61	Allah's Holiday from Kitinka: a musical play, 1915
		Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf Friml, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer, from Katinka


1	62	Allan Percy (It was a beauteous lady), 1851
		Piano and voice, G. P. Reed and Co.


1	63	Algy : the famous song success of Vesta Tilley, 1895
		Harry B. Norris, Piano and voice, Francis, Day, and Hunter, Musical supplement to the New York American and Journal; music hall; male impersonator


1	64	Alice
		J. Ascher, Piano, De Luxe Music Co.


1	65	Alice Atherton's Laughing Song, 1897
		John Crook and Geo. Dance, Piano and voice, Alice Alberton Edwin, Musical supplement to the New York Journal


1	66	Alice Blue Gown from Irene : a musical comedy, 1919
		Joseph McCarthy and Harry Tierney, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


1	67	Alice Clair, 1853
		J. M. Fletcher and L. Heath, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


1	68	Alice in Wonderland, 1951
		Bob Hillard and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Walt Disney Productions, Walt Disney "Alice in Wonderland"


1	69	Alice in Wonderland, 1933
		Dmitri Tiomkin, Nathaniel Finston, and Leo Robin, Piano and voice, Paramounth Productions Music Corp.; 1933 film


1	70	All Abroad : a polka, 1855
		J. C. Englebrecht, Piano and voice, Miller & Beacham,


1	71	All Aboard for Dixieland, 1913
		Jack Yellen and George L. Cobb, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., from Arthur Hammerstein's "High Jinks"


1	72	All Aboard for Sleepyland, 1899
		George H. Gage, Piano and voice, Bowen & Co., New York Journal Supplement


1	73	All Alone, 1911
		Will Dillon and Harry von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, telephone song


1	74	All Ashore, 1938
		Billy Hill, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


1	75	All Coons Look Alike to Me, 1896
		Ernest Hogan, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons, racism


1	76	All Hearts Be Hushed, 1847
		Madame Anna Bishop edited by N. C. Bochsa, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, and Co.


1	77	The Alabama, a song of the wanderer to home, 1847
		Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, Firth, Hall, and Co.


1	78	Alabama Lullaby, 1919
		Cal DeVoll, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


1	79	Alabama Sue, 1921
		Elmore Everett and Everett J. Evans, Piano and voice, Everett Publishing Co.


1	80	Alamo March - Two Step, 1904
		C. Forsiello, Piano, Thos. Goggan & Bro

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Alamo Rag, 1910

Ben Deely and Percy Wenrich, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., vaudeville performer Dolly Connolly


2	2	Ain't Dat a Shame, 1901
		John Queen and Walter Wilson, Piano and voice; Howley, Haviland, Dresser; sung by vaudeville blackface performer Artie Hall


2	3	Ain't Misbehavin', 1952
		Andy Razaf, Thomas Waller, and Harry Brooks, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.; from the film Rainbow Round My Shoulder


2	4	Aint Nobody But Us Chickens, 1947
		Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Sun Music Co.


2	5	The Alcoholic Blues, 1919
		Edward Laska and Albert Vontilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corp., Prohibition


2	6	Alee Patrol March, A.A.O.N.M.S., 1913
		Noble John S. Banks, leader Alee Patroll Band, Piano, Alee Petrol Association, Savannah, Georgia, Shriners


2	7	Ain't We Got Fun, 1921
		Richard A. Whiting, Raymond B. Egan, and Gus Kahn, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., originally introduced by Van and Schenck


2	8	Ain't You Ashamed!, 1923
		Sydney D. Mitchell, Lew Brown, and Seymore Simons, Piano and voice with diagrams for guitar, Broadway Music Corp.


2	9	Ain't Ya Got No Romance?, 1939
		Alan Roberts and Jerome Brainin, Piano and voice, Words and Music Inc.


2	10	Ain't You Coming Out Tonight, 1909
		Ren Shields and H. Blanke-Belcher, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co.


2	11	Ain't You Coming Back to Dixieland, 1917
		Raymond Egan and Richard A Whiting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., Al Jolson


2	12	The Actor's Grave, 1878
		John F. Cowan and Horatio C. King, Piano and voice, Norman L. Munro, in memory of Henry James Montague


2	13	Ad-De-Dey, Song of the Cuban Money Divers, 1939
		Herman Hupfeld, Piano and voice, Chapel and Co. Inc


2	14	Adele: French Operetta in Three Acts, 1913
		Edward Paulton and Jean Briquet and Adolf Phillip, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co.


2	15	Adieu Fair Land, solo from Matilda or the Maid of Hungary, 1847
		William V. Wallace and Alfred Bunn, Piano and Voice, Firth & Hall


2	16	Adieu to the Woodlands
		Franz Abt, Piano and voice, George Willick and Co., German and English


2	17	Adios, Marquita Linda, 1944
		Ray Gilbert and Marcos A. Jimenez, Piano and voice, Promotora Hispano Americus de Musica


2	18	Adios, Americano, 1940
		Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Coslow Music


2	19	The Adriatic Fisherman's Welcome, 1848
		N. P. B. Curtiss, Piano and voice, A. & J. P. Broadway


2	20	Caravan, 1937
		Irvin Mills, Duke Ellington, and Juan Tizol, Piano and voice, Excusive Publication inc


2	21	Captains of the Clouds, 1942
		Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlin, Piano anc voice, Remmick Music Corp.; film Captain of the Clouds


2	22	Captain Jinx of the Horse Marines, 1868
		Charles E. Pratt, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., Lingard's satirical song


2	23	The Canteen Polka, 1943
		Phil Percy, Ray Serling, and Charles Reade, Piano and voice, Sterling Music Publishing Co., World War II


2	24	Carnival in Cotton Town, 1936
		Jules Loman and Louis Ricca, Piano and voice, Jewel Music Publishing Co. Inc


2	25	Cancel the Flowers, 1941
		Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, and Bennie Benjamen, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishing Inc.


2	26	The Cannibal Maid and the Missionary: A Serio Comic Ballad, 1889
		W. S. Gilbert and Geo. Schleiffarth, Piano and voice, The S. Brainards Sons Co.


2	27	Can't Get Myself Together, 1947
		Phil Cohen and Louis Herscher, Piano and voice, Bell Song Publishing Co.


2	28	Can't Stop Talking, 1950
		Frank Losser, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corp.; from film Let's Dance


2	29	Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin' Caroline, 1914
		Wm H. Gardner and Caro Roma, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


2	30	Candy and Cake, 1950
		Bob Merrill, Piano and voice, Oxford Music Corp.


2	31	Can you Tame Wild Wimmen, 1918
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., introduced by Billy Glason


2	32	Can You Pay? (For a Broken Heart), 1915
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


2	33	The Song of Camp Lee, Petersburg, Virginia, 1917
		E. D. Macfee Jr., Piano and voice, E. D. Macfee Jr., World War I


2	34	The Camera Doesn't Lie (Neither Do I), 1937
		Edgar Leslie and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, Stanley Bros.-Joy Inc., From Billy Rose's Aquacade


2	35	The Call of the Yukon
		John Paulsteiner, Piano and voice, American Songwriter's Association


2	36	The Call of the Rockies, 1934
		Harry Tobias and Neil Moret, Piano and voice, Western Songs Ltd.


2	37	Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon, 1910
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Ted Snyder Co.


2	38	Call Me Back Again, 1881
		W. D. Hendrickson, Piano and voice, Spear & Dehnhoff


2	39	Call It Anything (It Wasn't Love), 1934
		Fred Fisher, Piano and Voice, Neils Music Inc.


2	40	Call 'em names Jeff, 1862
		R. Tompkins and Wurzel, Piano and voice, Root & Cady, Civil War and slavery


2	41	Californ-i-ay, 1944
		Jerome Kern and E. Y. Harburg, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms Co.


2	42	California or Bust, 1946
		E. Y. Harburg and Earl Robinson, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corp., film California


2	43	California Here I Come, 1924
		Al Jolson and Bud de Sylva and Joseph Meyer, Piano and Voice, M. Whitmark & Son


2	44	California and You, 1914
		Edgar Leslie and Harry Puck, Piano and voice, Kalmar & Puck Music Co.; sung by Arthur Hahn


2	45	California, 1946
		E. Y. Harburg and Earl Robinson, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corp., film California


2	46	Cachuca Song, 1896
		Hugh Mortson and Gustave Kerker, PIano and voice, T. B. Harms Co., The Lady Slavey


2	47	Cabin in the Carolinas, 1938
		Billy Hill and Ernie Burnett, Piano and voice, Sharpiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc


2	48	A Cabana in Havana, 1940
		Tot Seymour and Mabel Wayne, Piano and voice, Mayfair Music Corp.


2	49	By the Blooming Apple Tree, 1936
		George Buyukas and G. S. Markianos, Piano and voice, Apollo Music Corp., English and Greek


2	50	By the Beautiful Sea, 1914
		Harold R. Atteridge and Henry Carroll, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc., Bessie Wynn


2	51	By Myself, 1937
		Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corp.


2	52	Byron's Farewell
		J. H. McNaughton, Piano and voice


2	53	Bye Lo, 1919
		Ray Perkins, Piano and voice, Waters, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


2	54	Bye Bye Dearie, 1907
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.


2	55	Bye Bye, Brother, 1941
		Bee Ell and Herb Greene, Piano and voice, Record Music Publishing Co.


2	56	By the Watermelon Vine Lindy Lou, 1904
		Thos. S. Allen, Piano and voice, Walter Jacobs


2	57	By the Side of this Deep Rolling River, 1865
		D. B. Worley, Piano and voice, H. L. Story, sung by the Wood Birds


2	58	By the Old Rustic Seat I'll Be Waiting, 1911
		Ed Smalle, Piano and voice, A. C. Harryman Co.


2	59	Buddha, 1919
		Ed Rose and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, McCarthy and Fischer Inc.


2	60	Brother tell me of the Battle, 1864
		Thomas Manahan and Geo. F. Root, Piano and voice, Root and Caddy


2	61	Brother's Fainting at the Door, 1863
		E. Bowers and P. B. Isaacs, Piano and voice, Firth, Son, & co.


2	62	Brother to Jinks of the Famous Marine, 1870
		Edgar H. Sherwood, Piano and voice, Jos. P. Shaw, Jeppes Favorite Songs with Peak Family Bell Ringers


2	63	Brother Bill as sung by Miss Josephine Hall, 1903
		George Totten Smith and Alfred E. Aarons, Piano and voice, Sol Bloom


2	64	Brother Bill, 1942
		Louis Armstrong, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers Inc.


2	65	Buttons and Bows, 1948
		Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Piano and voice, Famous Music Co., from the film The Paleface


2	66	Bury Me in the Sunshine, 1864
		William H. Hayward and James E. Magruder, Piano and voice, Henry McCaffrey


2	67	Bunker Hill Song
		Piano and voice, Parker & Ditson


2	68	A Bungalow, a Radio, and You, 1928
		Fred Dempsey and Dick Leibert, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


2	69	Bully for You or Oh I'm a Single Man, 1861
		Sep Winner, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


2	70	The Bullfrong and the Coon, 1906
		Felix Feist and Jos. S. Nathan, Piano and voice, Leo Feist, James R. Purvis


2	71	Brooklyn Polka, 1944
		Zeke Manners, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, Co. Inc


2	72	Bring My Hero Home, 1881
		Thomas Sherlock and Charles J. Campling, Piano and voice, R. A. Saalfield


2	73	Broken Vows, 1877
		Howard W. Long and Louis D. Connelley, Piano and voice, J. M. Stoddart


2	74	Bring Flowers, 1834
		James B. Taylor, Piano and voice, Firth and Hall


2	75	Bring Back the Kaiser to Me : A patriotic plea, 1917
		Adele Rowland, Eddie Moran, and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, World War I


2	76	Bring Back My Blushing Rose, 1921
		Gene Buck and Rudolf Friml, Piano and voice, Harms Inc., Ziegfeld Follies


2	77	Bright Things can Never Die, 1855
		The Hutchinson Family, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


2	78	The Broken Home, 1892
		Will H. Fox, Piano and voice, Frank Harding's Music House


2	79	Broken Hearts, 1894
		James Thornton and Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms and Co.


2	80	The Broken Heart
		H. R. Allen, Piano and voice, Millets Music Saloon


2	81	Bright Eyes, Goodbye, 1905
		Harry Williams and Egbert Vanalstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remmick & Co., Lillian Held


2	82	Broken Chain, 1856
		J. S. Freligh and Francis Woolcott, Piano and voice, H. Piltcher & sons


2	83	Broadway's Gone Hawaii, 1937
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, PIano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., from film Love and Hisses


2	84	Bright Eyes, 1920
		Harry B. Smith and Otto Motzan and M. K. Jerome, Piano and voice, Waters, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


2	85	The Broadway Girl, 1904
		Grace Leonard and Joe Nathan, Piano and voice, American Advance Music Co.

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A Broadway Honeymoon, 1913

Collin Davis and Joseph E. Howard, Piano and voice, Charles K. Harris


3	2	Brighted eyed little Nell of Narragansett Bay, 1860
		G. C. W., Wurzel, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


3	3	Bright Be the Place of Thy Soul, circa 1840
		Stephen Glover (Lord Byron), Piano and voice, Firth and Hall


3	4	Bringing Pretty Blossoms to Strew on Mother's Grave, 1881
		Thomas P. Westendorf, Piano and voice, W. F. Schaw


3	5	The Bride Comes Home, 1936
		Tot Seymour and Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


3	6	The Bridal Star
		Henri Herz, Piano and voice, Hewitt


3	7	The Bridge of Sighs, 1846
		E. L. White and Thomas Hood, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, sung by the Hutchinson Family


3	8	The Bridge
		Lady Carew (Longfellow), Piano and voice, S. Braynard and Sons


3	9	The Bridge
		Miss M. Linday (Longfellow), PIano and voice, Lee M. Walker


3	10	The Bridal Song
		Mrs. Hemans and F. Petersilea, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


3	11	The Bride's Return, 1854
		E. C. G., Piano and voice, Winner and Shuster


3	12	Bridal Gift Polka, 1854
		T. J. Cook, Piano, Cook & Brother


3	13	The Bride's Farewell
		Miss M. L. Beevor and Thomas Williams, Piano and voice, George Willig Jr.


3	14	Br'er Fox, 1926
		G. A. Grant-Schaffer, Piano and voice, Arthur P. Schmidt, Uncle Remus Stories


3	15	Brazillian Sleigh Bells, 1950
		Percy Faith, Piano, Mutual Music Society Inc.


3	16	Break, Break, Break, 1852
		Alfred H. Pease (Alfred Tennyson), Piano and voice, J. R. Blodgett


3	17	Brazil, 1942
		Ary Barroso and S. K. Russell, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc., from Walt Disney Saludo Amigos


3	18	Brave Veteran Boys, 1864
		Richard Zellner William M. Cook, Piano and voice, H. M. Higgins


3	19	The Brave Old Oak, 1837
		H. F. Chorley and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Henry Russell


3	20	Break the News to Mother, 1924
		Charles K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


3	21	Brave Men, Behold Your Fallen Chief, 1870
		H. C. Ballard and J. P. Webster, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


3	22	Boy, oh Boy!, 1941
		Frank Losser and Sammy Timberg, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp., from Mr. Bug Goes to Town


3	23	Born to be Blue, 1947
		Robert Wells and Mel Torme, Piano and voice, Stevens Music Corp.


3	24	Brave Boys are They, 1861
		Henry Clay Work, Piano and voice, H. M. Higgins


3	25	The Braes of Balquhither
		R. Tannahill, Piano and voice, J. A. & W Geib


3	26	The Boys will See Us Thru, 1941
		Florence Nycum and Frank Capano, PIano and voice, Tin Pan Alley, World War II


3	27	Boulevard of Broken Dreams, 1933
		Al Dubin and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Remmick Music Corp., Constance Bennett in Moulin Rouge


3	28	The Boys in Blue are Coming Home, 1865
		S. H. M. Byers and A. E. Wimmerstedt, Piano and voice, H. M. Higgins, Civil War


3	29	A Boy's Best Friend is his Mother, 1884
		J. P. Skelly and Harry Miller, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Frances, Day and Hunter


3	30	Boutonniere, 1951
		Bob Hillard and Dave Mann, Piano and voice, Oxford Music Corp.


3	31	A Boy Named Lem (And a Girl Named Sue), 1939
		Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias, and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


3	32	The Bower of Roses
		Thomas Moore and Edward L. White, Piano and voice, George Willig


3	33	The Boston Burglar, 1926
		M. J. Fitzpatrick, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Co.


3	34	The Boston Tea Party, 1936
		Frank Ryerson, Piano and voice, Select Music Publications Inc.


3	35	The Bonny Boat
		Joanna Baillie and C. Meineke, Piano and voice, John Cole


3	36	Bonnie Sweet Bessie, the Maid O'Dundee, 1878
		Arabella Root and J. L. Gilbert, Piano and voice, White, Smith, & Co.


3	37	The Booglie Wooglie Piggy, 1941
		Roy Jacobs, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society


3	38	Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, 1941
		Don Raye and Hughe Prince, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp., World War II, from film Buck Privates


3	39	Boogie Woogie Blue Plate, 1947
		John DeVries and Joe Bushkin, Piano anc voice, Northern Music Corp.


3	40	The Boogie Beat'll Getcha (If You Don't Watch Out), 1941
		Irene Higgenbotham, PIano and voice, Beacon Music Corp.


3	41	The Bonnie Bark : a Northumbrian Ballad
		John Parry, Piano and voice, E. Riley


3	42	Bonnie Doon
		Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


3	43	Boog It, 1940
		Cab Calloway, Jack Palmer, and Buck Ram, Piano and voice, Regent Music Corp.


3	44	Boo-Hoo, 1937
		Edward Heyman, Carmen Lombardo, and John Jacob Loeb, Piano and voice, Shaprio, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


3	45	Bonaparte's Retreat, 1949
		Pee Wee King, Piano and voice, Acuff-Rose Publications


3	46	Bonita, Don't Say No, 1877
		Buckskin Sam (Samuel S. Hall) and Miss M. J. Carberry, Piano and voice, H. C. Wellington


3	47	Bonnie Blue Flag, 1864
		H. H. W., Piano and voice, J. Harsh, dedicated to Gen. John W. Geary and the 2nd Division, Twentieth Army Corps, U.S. Army


3	48	Bone Come A-Knittin', 1933
		Jacques Wolfe, Piano and voice, Harold Flammer Inc., Ezekiel in the Valley


3	49	La Bomba, 1936
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Paramount Pictures Inc., The Big Broadcast of 1937


3	50	Bonny Jean, 1858
		George Linley and Charles Osborne, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, and Co.


3	51	Boo Boo Boo, 1933
		Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Paramount Productions Inc., from film Too Much Harmony


3	52	Come on-a My House, 1950
		Ross Bagdasarian and William Saroyan, Piano and voice, Duchess Music Corp., sung by Rosmary Clooney


3	53	Come Haste Thee Home, 1855
		A. C. Farnham, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


3	54	Come Rest in this Bosom
		T. Moore, Piano and voice, A & W Geib


3	55	Come O'er the Moonlit Sea
		Charles Jeffries and L. Devereux, Piano and voice, Firth, Hall, and Pond


3	56	Come, Sing Me that Sweet Air Again
		Thomas Moore, PIano and voice, Atwill


3	57	Come to My Garden of Dreams, 1911
		Annelu Burns, Piano and voice, Annelu Burns, Atlanta Georgia


3	58	Come into the Garden, Maud
		(Alfred Tennyson) M. W. Balfe, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


3	59	Come Love Dance the Polka with Me, 1844
		Samuel Carusi, Piano and voice, Samuel Carusi


3	60	Come Haste to the Wedding
		William Hutchins Callcott, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


3	61	Come Sit By My Side, Little Darling, 1869
		Eben E. Rexford and D. S. Wambold, Piano and voice, Jno. L. Peters


3	62	Come Take the Harp
		Thomas Moore, Sir J. Stevenson, Piano and voice, G. Willig


3	63	Come Josephine in My Flying Machine (Up She Goes!), 1910
		Alfred Bryan and Fred Fischer, Piano and voice, Maurice Shapiro


3	64	Come Take a Trip in My Air Ship, 1904
		Geo. Evans and Ren Shields, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


3	65	Come Sit Thee Down, 1841
		W. C. Peters, Piano and voice, G. Willig Jr.


3	66	Come In Out of the Rain, 1946
		Bob Russell and Carl Sigman, Piano and voice, Jefferson Music Co. Inc.


3	67	Come In and Shut the Door, 1862
		Frederick Buckley, Piano and voice, Firth, Son, and Co., sung by R. Bishop Buckley


3	68	Come Home, Father, 1864
		Henry Clay Work, Piano and voice, Root & Cady


3	69	Come Rally Round Our Flag, My Boys, 1863
		William Clifton, Piano and voice, T. Birch and Son


3	70	Come Rally, Freemen Rally : Campaign Song and Chorus, 1864
		John Adams and Mrs. Parkhurst, Piano and voice, Horace Waters, Andrew Johnson

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Come Out, Sweet Maiden, 1859

J. S. Stewart, Piano and voice, J. Marsh


4	2	Come Out of the Kitchen Mary Ann, 1911
		James Kendis and Charles Bayha, Piano and voice, Kendis Publication Music Co., Douglas Fairbanks


4	3	Come On Papa, 1918
		Edgar Leslie and Harry Ruby, PIano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co., World War I


4	4	Come Buy My Ballads
		M. P. King, Piano and voice, J. Hewitts


4	5	Commodore J. A. Winslow's Victory March, 1864
		A. De Bubna, Piano, J. Marsh, Civil War, image "Last of the Alabama"


4	6	Come Down Father Parody, 1867
		Golk, Piano and voice, Henry Tolman and Co.


4	7	Come and Kiss Your Little Baby, 1912
		Lew Brown and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Albert Von Tilzer


4	8	Come Back Home, Home Sweet Home, 1915
		Al. Dubin and Geo. B. McConnell, Piano and voice, Emmett J. Welch


4	9	Come Back to Erin
		Claribel, Piano and voice, De Zosier Walworth, Songs of Mademoiselle Parepa


4	10	Come Birdie, Come, 1870
		C. A. White, Piano and voice, White, Smith, and Perry


4	11	Come Brothers Arouse, 1837
		William B. Bernard & Henry Russe.l, PIano and voice, Hewitt & Jaques, from the opera Bride's Band


4	12	Come Come Thou Art in Sorrow
		(Miss F.) Bianchi Taylor, Piano and Voice, Hewitt & Jaques


4	13	Come Gather Round the Hearth, 1854
		Alice Hawthorne, Piano and voice, Winner & Schuster


4	14	Come Down Ma Honey, Do!, 1894
		J. H. Wagner & Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., from the Lady Slavey


4	15	Come Dwell With Me
		T. H. Bayley & Alexander Lee, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


4	16	Colonel Ellsworth's Funeral March, 1861
		Sep. Winner, Piano, Lee & Walker, Civil War


4	17	The Colored Major, 1900
		S. R. Henry, Piano, The Lyceum Publishing Co.


4	18	Come Along My Mandy, 1907
		Tom Mellor, Alf J. Lawrence, Harry Gifford, American version by Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, Piano and voice, Francis, Jay, and Hunter


4	19	The Colored Four Hundred, 1890
		H. G. Wheeler & J. W. Wheeler, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company


4	20	Colorado Sunset, 1938
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Con Conrad, Piano and voice, L. Wolfe Gilbert Music Publishing Co.


4	21	Colorado Memories, 1935
		Billy Hill, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & co. Inc


4	22	Collegiate, 1925
		Moe Jaffe and Nat Bonx, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


4	23	Coimbra, 1949
		Jose Galhardo and Raul Ferrao, Piano and voice, Ediciones Virginia, Argentinian, Roberto Inglez


4	24	College Swing, 1938
		Frank Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


4	25	Coffee Time, 1945
		Arthur Freed and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Edwin H. Morris & Co. Inc., from Yolanda an dthe Thief


4	26	Coffee and Kisses, 1938
		Ralph Reed and Frederick Hollander, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corp., featured in Her Jungle Love


4	27	Coffee and Cakes, 1941
		Robert Sour and Una Mae Carlisle, Piano and voice, Radio Tunes Inc.


4	28	The Cocoanut Song, 1945
		Charlie Tobias and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


4	29	Cocktails for Two, 1934
		Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation, from Murder at the Vanities


4	30	Pedro, the Cocktail Shaker, 1938
		Roy Newell, Sam Ward, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc.


4	31	Clinch Rifles March, 1855
		V. La Taste, Piano, Geo A. Dates and Brothers, Augusta, Georgia


4	32	The Cockeyed Mayor of Kaunakakai, 1935
		R. Alex Anderson and Al Silverman, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corp., corrupt politician


4	33	Coast Guard Forever, 1939
		Arthur Bryer, Piano and voice, Academy Athletic Association, Jerry Vogel Music


4	34	C'mere Baby, 1943
		Roy Jordan and Lanny Grey, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


4	35	Clouds, 1935
		Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Robins Music Corp.


4	36	Close the Door Gently, For Mother's Asleep, 1871
		Gustavus Geary, PIano and voice, Lyon & Healy


4	37	Cincinnat-ti Dancing Pig, 1950
		Al Lewis and Guy Wood, Piano and voice, Old Hickory Music Inc.


4	38	Cigarette McCarty Character Song, 1889
		Dan Lyons, Piano and voice, White, Smith, & Co.


4	39	Clay and Frelinghuysen : a celebrated Whig song, 1844
		J. Greinerd (popular American Melody), Piano and voice, Atwill's Music Repository


4	40	The Church Bells that were Silent are Ringing Again, 1943
		Ruth Paulette and Rav Lipton, Piano and voice, Symbolic Music Publishing Co., World War II


4	41	A Christmas Prayer, 1945
		Carl G. Shoucair, Piano and voice, Carl G. Shoucair, World War II


4	42	Christmas Island, 1946
		Lyle Moraine, Piano and voice, Peter Maurice Music Co.


4	43	Clayton McMichen and his Georgia Wildcats with Hoyt "Slim" Bryant - Folio of Songs, 1934
		Clayton McMichen, Hoyt Bryant, and others, Piano and voice, Clayton McMichen and Hoyt Bryant, Atlanta, Georgia


4	44	Chicken in the Pot, 1963
		Frankie Izzo, Piano and voice, Dover Music Publishing House, signed by the composer


4	45	Chopsticks, 1939
		Jack Lawrence and Elliott Daniels, Piano and voice, Skidmore Music Co. Inc.,


4	46	Chong (He Comes from Hong Kong), 1919
		Harold Weeks, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


4	47	The Choir Celestial, 1900
		Arthur Trevelyan, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


4	48	Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp), 1927
		Gus Kahn and Neil Moret, Piano and voice, Villa Moret Inc., Lucille Benstead Souvenir Edition


4	49	Chirp a Little Ditty, 1937
		Herb Magidson and Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Iriving Berlin Inc, from Life of the Party


4	50	Chimes of Angels, 1868
		Charles Kunkel, Piano and voice, J. J. Dobmeyer and Co.


4	51	The Chimes of Eleven : to our absent brothers, 1911
		Joseph B. Carey, Piano and voice, Joseph B. Carey, Brotherhood of Elks


4	52	Chimney Corner Dream, 1951
		Johnny Mercer and Robert Emmett Dolan, Piano and voice, Cromwell Music Inc.


4	53	The Child and the Stars, 1853
		James E. Perring and William J. Lemon, Piano and voice, J. E. Gould, sung by Mr. T. Bishop


4	54	Chin Up! Cheerio! Carry On!, 1941
		E. Y. Harburg and Burton Lane, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., World War II, from Babes on Broadway


4	55	Child of the Angel Wing, 1849
		Mrs. R. S. Nichols and Charlie Balmer, Piano and voice, Balmer and Weber


4	56	Child of the West
		F. W. N. Bayley and G. A. Hodson, Piano and voice, J. L. Hewitt


4	57	China Boy, 1922
		Dick Winfree and Phil Boutelje, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.


4	58	The Children of the Battle Field, 1864
		James G. Clark, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker, Civil War, in memory of Amos Humiston, proceeds for the support of orphan children


4	59	China Conga, 1941
		Fred C. Mann, Tony Starr, and Maurie Hartmann, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers Inc.


4	60	The Children of the Poor, 1881
		Francis S. Smith and Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, J. M. Stoddart & Co.


4	61	The Children's Home
		F. H. Cowen, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


4	62	China We Owe a Lot To You, 1917
		Howard Johnson and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.,


4	63	The Child's First Grief
		Mrs. Hemans and her sister, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


4	64	Chinese Lullaby, 1919
		Robert Hood Bowers, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer, featured by Lupe Velez in East is West


4	65	The Child's Wish, 1851
		H. D. Munson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson,


4	66	Cherry Blossoms on Capital Hill, 1941
		Carl Sigman and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Chapell & Co. Inc.


4	67	Cherie, 1921
		Leo Wood and Irving Bibo, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest


4	68	The Chicken Song (I ain't Gonna Take it Settin' Down), 1951
		Terry Shand and Bob Merrell, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


4	69	Chickery Chick, 1945
		Sylvia Dee and Sidney Lippman, Piano and voice, Santly Joy Inc.


4	70	Cheerie-Beerie-Bee (from Sunny Italy), 1927
		Lewis and Young and Mabel Wayne, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.


4	71	Chico, Chico (From Porto Rico), 1945
		Harold Adamson and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp., sung by Carmen Miranda in Doll Face


4	72	Cheerful Little Earful, 1930
		Ira Gershwin, Billy Rose, and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp., from Sweet and Low


4	73	Chicken Charlie, 1905
		Ashley Ballou, Piano, W. C. Polla Co.


4	74	Chicago, 1890
		Harry Dacre, Piano and voice, National Music Co.


4	75	Cheyenne (Shy Ann), 1905
		Harry Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.,

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Chew Chaw Chaw, 1947

Phil Cohen, Robert Hyman, and Ted Koslof, Piano and voice, Bell Song Publishing Co.


5	2	Chew, Chew, Chew (Chew Your Bubble Gum), 1939
		Buck Ram, Chick Webb, and Ella Fitzgerald, Piano and voice, Exclusive Publications Inc.


5	3	Chatterbox, 1939
		Allan Roberts and Jerome Brainin, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


5	4	Chocolate (Boogie Woogie Fox-trot), 1940
		Erskine Butterfield and Buddy Kaye, Piano and voice, Georgia Music Corp.


5	5	Choc'late Ice Cream Cone, 1950
		Famous Lashua, Piano and voice, Spitzer Songs


5	6	A Chocolate Sundae on a Saturday Night, 1947
		Fred Wise, Hal David, Al Frisch, Piano and voice, Barton Music Corporation


5	7	Chiquita Banana, 1946
		Len Mackenzie, Garth Montgomery, and William Wirges, Piano and voice, Maxwell-Wirges Publication Inc.


5	8	The Chieftain's Daughter, 1841
		George P. Morris and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.; Dedicated to Winfield Scott


5	9	Chick a Yogee, 1945
		S. Weller, Stan Lee, and Sid Wyner, Piano and voice, Wyner & Mayo Music Publishers; Buy War Bonds and Stamps


5	10	The Chestnut Tree, 1938
		Jimmy Kennedy, Tommy Connor, and Hamilton Kennedy, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.; includes illustrations for the dance steps


5	11	La Chanson du Bonheur (You Belong to My Heart), 1941
		Francis Blanche, Ray Gilbert, and Augustin Lara, Piano and voice, Promotora Hispano Americana de Musica; Walt Disney Les Trois Caballeros


5	12	The Charm of You, 1944
		Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.; MGM Anchors Aweigh


5	13	Charming Little Faker, 1940
		Johnny Burke, Keene-Bean, and Frankie Masters, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco and Conn Inc.


5	14	Chanson Indoue (A Song of India from the legend "Sadko"), 1940
		Trans. by H. Cecil Cowdey and N. Rimsky-Kosokov, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer Inc.


5	15	The Changes of the Bells, circa 1860s
		J. E. Carpenter and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


5	16	Chanson Creole
		E. Ketterer, Piano, B. Schott


5	17	Charlie Chaplin Walk, 1915
		William A. Downs and Roy Barton, Piano and voice, Harold Rossiter Publishing Company


5	18	Charleston is Ours! Sherman's Heroic Army, 1865
		M. L. Mietzke and George A. Mietzke, Piano and voice, Horace Walters


5	19	Charity
		Charles Jefferys and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson; The Christian Graces: Faith, Hope, Charity


5	20	Champagne Charlie : Comic Song
		George Leybourne and Alfred Lee, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


5	21	Chantey Song : When My Ship Comes Sailin' Hame Again, 1930
		Sandy McFarlane, Piano and voice, Thomas M. McFarlane


5	22	Castles in the Air
		W. B., Piano and voice, John F. Ellis


5	23	Chained, 1937
		Herbert Walsh, James Murray, and Phil Levant, Piano and voice, Melody Publishing Corp.


5	24	The Cat's Serenade (Meow! Meow! Meow!), 1940
		Xavier Cugat, Eddie Asherman, and Al Stillman, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


5	25	Cecilia, 1925
		Herman Ruby and Dave Dreyer, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


5	26	Cause I love you, 1951
		Eddie Constantine and Edith Piaf, Piano and voice, Hollis Music, Inc.


5	27	Central Two-Two-Oh-Oh, 1941
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.; telephone song; 20th Century Fox Rise and Shine


5	28	Central, Give me Back My Dime, 1905
		Joseph E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris; telephone song; sung by Corinne


5	29	Cement Mixer, 1946
		Slim Gaillard and Lee Ricks, Piano and voice, American Academy of Music Inc.


5	30	The Celebrated Death of the Cherokee Indian, circa 1791
		Sig. Gioroani and Rev. Joseph Warton, Piano and voice, Longman and Brokerip


5	31	Blues in the Night (My Mama Done Tol' Me), 1941
		Johnny Mercy andn Harold Arlen, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.; Warner Bros. Blues in the Night


5	32	Blue Shadows and White Gardenias, 1942
		Mack Gordon and Harry Owens, Piano and voice, 20th Century Music Corp.; Song of the Islands


5	33	Blue Shadows on the Trail, 1948
		Johnny Lange and Eliot Daniel, Piano and voice, Santly Joy Inc.; Walt Disney Melody Time


5	34	Casket of Old Letters, 1880
		George Cooper and J. L. Gilbert, Piano and voice, Thompson & Odell


5	35	Casey (The Pride of them All), 1945
		Ray Gilbert, Ken Darby, and Eliot Daniel, PIano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.; Walt Disney Make Mine Music


5	36	Casey Jones : The Brave Engineer, 1909
		T. Lawrence Seibert and Eddie Newton, Piano and voice, Southern California Music Co.; comedy railroad song


5	37	La Carumba, 1937
		Marjorie Harper, Bill Livingston, Bill Paisley, Piano and voice, Alfred Music Co. Inc.


5	38	Carry On America, 1936
		Tot Seymour and Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


5	39	Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, 1920
		James A. Bland, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company; Irene Jurix


5	40	Carry Me Back to Old Virginia, 1847
		Edwin P. Christy, Piano and voice, Jaques and Brother; minstrel song; Christys Melodies


5	41	The Carrier Dove, 1847
		James G. Maeder, Piano and voice, Henry Prentiss


5	42	Carrie Lee, or They Made Her a Grave, 1865
		H. Angelo and Carrol Clifford, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


5	43	Carrie or Carrie Marry Harry, 1909
		Junie McCree and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co.


5	44	Carolina Sunshine, 1919
		Walter Hirsch and Erwin R. Schmidt, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.


5	45	Carolina Rose, 1945
		Dave Franklin, Piano and voice, Saunders Publications


5	46	Carolina Moon, 1928
		Benny Davis and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, Joe Morris Music Co.


5	47	Carolina March, 1866
		Amelia A. Van Vleck, Piano , S. Brainard & Son


5	48	Carolina Lullaby, 1932
		Willard Herring and Ray lee, Piano and voice, Cashil Music Publication Co.


5	49	Carolina in the Morning, 1922
		Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


5	50	Carolina I'm a Calling You, 1917
		David J. Monroe, Piano and voice, Whitmore Music Publication Co.


5	51	Carolina, 1934
		Lew Brown and Jay Gorney, Piano and voice, Movietone Music Corporation: Carolina


5	52	The Blue Star in the Window, 1918
		Albert S. Reitz, Piano and voice, Reitz Pub. Co.; Word War 1


5	53	A Blues Serenade, 1935
		Mitchell Parish and Frank Signorelli, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


5	54	Bobby Boker, the United State Soldier, 1898
		W. C. Tichenor, Piano and voice, W. C. Tichenor


5	55	Body and Soul, 1930
		Edward Heyman, Robert Sour, Frank Eyton and Johnny Green, Piano and voice, Chapel & Co.: Three's A crowd


5	56	The Birth of the Blues, 1926
		B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


5	57	The Black Sheep Loves You Best of All, Or Better Than the Rest, 1908
		William F. Gould, Piano and voice, Herbert H. Taylor Inc.


5	58	Blame It On My Last Affair, 1938
		Henry Nemo and Irving Mills, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


5	59	Blame it on My Youth, 1934
		Edward Heyman and Oscar Levant, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms


5	60	The Bloom is on the Rye
		Edward Fitzball and Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Benjamin W. Hitchcock Publisher


5	61	Blooming Lize, 1902
		Matt C. Woodward and Ben M. Jerome, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, and Dresser: The Chaperons


5	62	Bloop Bleep, 1947
		Frank Loesser, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corp.


5	63	Blossoms on Broadway, 1937
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.; Blossoms on Broadway


5	64	The Blossoms on the Blackthorn
		Charles Jefferys and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, A. & J. P. Ordway


5	65	The Blow Almost Killed Father, 1896
		James McAvoy, Piano and voice, M. Witmark and Sons


5	66	Blow Gentle Gales
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Hewitt


5	67	Blow that Candle (Blow It Out), 1939
		Don Mario, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corp.


5	68	Blue (and Broken Hearted), 1922
		Grand Clarke, Edgar Leslie, and Lou Handman, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


5	69	The Blue and the Gray, 1866
		J. H. McNaughton, Piano and voice, Penn & Remington; Civil War


5	70	The Blue and the Gray or A Mother's Gift to Her Country, 1900
		Paul Dresser, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, and Co.


5	71	Blue Bell, 1904
		Edward Madden and Theodore F. Morse, PIano and voice, F. B. Haviland Publishing Co. Inc.


5	72	Blue Echoes (Cuatro Vidas), 1939
		Fred Meadows, Justo Carreras, and Joe Farver, Piano and voice, Promotora Hispano Americana de Musica


5	73	Blue Ey'd Mary
		Piano and voice, Firth and Hall


5	74	Blue-Eyed Sally, 1924
		Al Bernard and Russel Robinson, Piano and voice, Henry Waterson Inc.


5	75	Blue Grass, 1928
		B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, De Sylva, Brown, and Henderson Inc.


5	76	Blue Jeans, 1920
		Harry D. Kerr and Lou Traveller, Piano and voice, Sam Fox Pub Co.


5	77	Blue Jean Rhumba, 1951
		Virginia Battelstein, Fred Gibbons, and Paul Schmitt, Piano and voice, Shamrock Music Publishers Inc.


5	78	Blue Moonlight, 1941
		Milton Ager and Joe Sanders, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein Inc.


5	79	A Blue Poke Bonnet and a Stove Pipe Hat, 1944
		Eric Correa, Leni Mason, and Carl Lampl, Piano and voice, Arrow Music Co.


5	80	Blue Rain, 1939
		Johnny Mercer and Jimmy Van Heusen, Piano and voice, Mercer and Morris Inc.


5	81	Blue Rain Drops, 1941
		Edgar Leslie and George W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc.


5	82	Blue Ridge Mountain Blues, 1943
		Don Raye and Gene De Paul, Piano and voice, Leeds New Music Corp.; What's Buzzin Cousin


5	83	Blue Bayou, 1937
		Al J. Neiburg and E. P. La Freniere, Piano and voice, Roy Music Co. Inc.


5	84	Blanche Alpen, 1851
		C. Jefferys, S. Glover, Louis Tripp, Guitar and voice, Peters, Webb, and Co.


5	85	The Blarney
		S. Lover, Piano and voice


5	86	Bless 'Em All, 1940
		Jimmy Hughes, Frank Lake, Al Stillman, Piano and voice, Keith Prowse & Co.: Extra Choruses Sheet


5	87	The Blind Boy, 1842
		William R. Dempster and Hannah F. Gould, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


5	88	The Blind Girl, 1845
		Joshua Swan Jr. and I. N. Metcalf, Piano and voice, Henry Prentiss


5	89	The Blind Mother, 1839
		Francois Ormonde, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


5	90	The Blind Slave Boy
		Mrs. Dr. Bailey and G. W. Clark, Piano and voice


5	91	Carolina Dance, or Dandy Jim from Carolina, 1844
		W.R. Coppock, Piano, Firth & Hall

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The Blind Warrior and Orphan Boy, 1850

John Hopkinson, Piano and voice, S. C. Jollie


6	2	Blink over the Burn My Sweet Ladie
		John Smith, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt and Co.


6	3	Bl-nd and P-g Spells Blind Pig, 1908
		Junie McCree and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co.


6	4	Bird of Beauty
		Ella of Woodlawn and Miss M. B. Scott, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


6	5	The Bird's Release
		Mrs. Hemans, Piano and voice, Dubois and Stodart


6	6	Birds in the Night
		Arthur S. Sullivan and Lionel H. Lewin, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


6	7	Birds of a Feather, 1941
		Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.: Road to Zanzibar


6	8	The Bilbao Song, 1961
		Johnny Mercer and Kurt Weill, Piano and voice, Harms, Inc.: Happy End


6	9	Billie, 1928
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons: Billie


6	10	Billy Boy-Billy Boy, 1939
		Jack Lawrence and Dan Howell, PIano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


6	11	Better Think Twice, 1934
		Tot Seymour and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Santly Bros. Inc.


6	12	Between a Kiss and a Sigh, 1938
		John Burke and Arthur Johnston, Piano and voice, Santly Joy Select Inc.


6	13	Billy Crimes or The Country Lassie and Her Mother, 1852
		Richard Coe and William H. Oakley, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, and Co.


6	14	Beside the Dear Old Rustic Bridge, 1886
		John Keynton and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


6	15	Beside my Father's Door, 1868
		Derwent and V. Gabriel, Piano and voice, J. L. Carncross and Co.


6	16	Bessie in a Bustle, 1944
		Mack Gordon and James V. Monaco, Piano and voice, 20th Century Music Corp.; Irish Eyes are Smiling


6	17	Bessie's Grave, 1857
		W. Wallace Winchester and James W. Porter, Piano and voice, Beck and Lawton


6	18	The Best Man, 1946
		Roy Alfred and Fred Wise, Piano and voice, Vanguard Sons


6	19	The Best Thing in Life, 1907
		Chas. K Harris , Piano and Voice, Chas. K Harris


6	20	Better Get Off Your High Horse, 1936
		Cliff Friend and David Franklin, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


6	21	Better Not Roll Those Blue Blue Eyes At Somebody Else, 1942
		Kay Twomey and Al Goodhart, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Co.


6	22	Better Than Gold or Three Wishes, 1895
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


6	23	Better Times are Coming Friends, 1954
		H. Dumbleton, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


6	24	Beware!, 1865
		Charles Moulton and H. Longfellow, Piano and voice, Beer & Schirmer


6	25	Beware!, 1864
		H. W. Longfellow and James Ernest Perring, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


6	26	The Bible My Mother Left to Me, 1946
		Pinky Herman and Bill Barry, Piano and voice, Manor Music Company


6	27	Biddy McCarty's Party, 1910
		Dr. S. M. McMillan, Piano and voice, McMillan Music Co.


6	28	Big Boy Blue, 1937
		Jack Lawrence, Dan Howell, and Peter Tinturin, Piano and voice, Schuster & Miller Inc.


6	29	The Big Brown Bear, 1919
		H. A. Heydt and Mana-Zucca, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer Inc.


6	30	The Bird at Sea, 1836
		Mrs. Hemans and C. Meineke, Piano and voice, G. Willig Jr.


6	31	Bingen on the Rhine or A Soldier of the Legion, 1850
		Mrs. Norton and Judson I. Hutchinson, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed & Co.


6	32	The Big Swamp Bogie Man, 1909
		Earle C. Jones and George W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.: Back Pictures of Stage Beauties


6	33	Bid Me Discourse
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, John G. Klemm


6	34	The Birds in Georgia Sing of Tennessee, 1907
		Arthur J. Lamb and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


6	35	Birdling My Messenger, 1854
		Madame Julie Pettigrew, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


6	36	Baby Knows Best, 1943
		Lew Brown, Al Jacobs, and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc


6	37	The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer, 1947
		Don Meyer, Howard Phillips, and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Paull-Pioneer Music Corp.


6	38	Back to Back, 1939
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.; Second Fiddle


6	39	Back to the Old Home Again, 1894
		Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, Frank Tousey's Publishing House


6	40	The Bad Humor Man, 1940
		Johnny Mercer and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and vocie, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc.


6	41	Beatrice Fairfax, Tell Me What to Do, 1915
		Grant Clark, Joe McCarthy, Jimmie Monaco, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


6	42	Beau Night in Hotchkiss Corners, 1941
		Herb Magidson and Ben Oakland, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.; Gay White Way


6	43	Be a Little Bit Careful, 1938
		Allan Zee, Frank Roehrenbeck, and Elektra Alison, Piano and voice, Clarence Williams Music Pub. Co. Inc.


6	44	Be Fair, 1941
		Kim Gannon and Mabel Wayne, Pinao and voice, Campbell Loft Music Co.


6	45	Be Good, Be Good, My Father Said (Irish Advice), 1895
		Francis J. Bryant, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


6	46	Be Honest With Me, 1941
		Gene Autry and Fred Rose, Piano and voice, West'rn Music Publishing Co.


6	47	Be Kind to the Loved Ones At Home, 1847
		I. B. Woodbury, Piano and voice, E. H. Wade


6	48	Be My Love, 1949
		Sammy Cahn and Nicholas Brodszky, Piano and voice, Loew's Incorporated; THe Toast of New Orleans


6	49	Be Sweet to Me Kid, 1907
		Will. M. Hough, Frank R. Adams, and Jos. E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris; The Girl Question


6	50	Bear Down, 1937
		J. Edgar Dowell & Lou Fox, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. inc.


6	51	Beat Me Daddy, Eight to a Bar, 1940
		Don Raye & Hughie Prince, Eleanore Sheehy, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


6	52	Bagel and Lox, 1946
		Sid Tepper and Roy Brodsky, Piano and voice, American Academy of Music Inc.


6	53	Baia, 1939
		Ray Gilbert & Ary Barroso, Piano and voice, Irmaos Vitale, Peer Intnl. Co. Walt Disney; The Three Caballeros


6	54	Back to You, 1916
		Hattie Burks, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co.


6	55	Back to the Carolina You Love, 1914
		Grant Clarke & Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder & Co.


6	56	Back to Home Sweet Home, 1919
		Vernon T. Stevens, Piano and voice, Chas. E. Roat Music Co.


6	57	Back the Attack, 1943
		Bob Forshew & Ben Maugham, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.: World War II propoganda


6	58	Be Brave, Beloved, 1942
		Hy Zaret & Arthur Altman, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


6	59	(Just Try to Picture Me) Back Home in Tennessee, 1915
		William Jerome & Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder & Co.


6	60	Back Home Again in Georgia, 1942
		Linda Barnes Bryan & Anne M. Evans, Piano and voice, University Music Co.; Georgia


6	61	Back, Back, Back to Indiana, 1914
		Gus Kahn & Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co.


6	62	Back, Back, Back to Baltimore, 1904
		Harry Williams & Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Remick, and Co.


6	63	Be a Good Soldier While Your Daddy's Away, 1942
		Irving Caesar, Al Koppell, and Gerald Marks, Piano and voice, Irving Caesar


6	64	The Battles of July '63, 1863
		John Parry and J. Worrall, Piano and vocie, Lee & Walker; Civil War


6	65	The Battle Song of Liberty, 1917
		F. E. Bigelow & Jack Yellen and George L. Cobb, Piano and voice, Walter Jacobs; World War I


6	66	Baby's Empty Cradle, 1881
		George Cooper and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, R. A. Saalfield


6	67	Babylon is Fallen!, 1863
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, Root & Caddy


6	68	Because, 1898
		Chas Horwitz & Frederick V. Bowers, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


6	69	The Bells of St. Petersburg, 1852
		Thomas Moore, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.; The Children By Charles Dickens on Front


6	70	Below, Below, 1897
		Albert Hall & George Le Brunn, Piano and voice, Howard & Co.


6	71	Benny Havens, Oh!, 1855
		, Piano and voice, J. Sage, & Sons; As sung at West Point


6	72	Benny the Beaver (Ya Better Be Like Me! Yeah! Yeah!), 1940
		Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, and Lew Porter, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


6	73	The "Berrys and the Nutts", 1944
		Jack Frost, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris Music Publishing Co. Inc.


6	74	Bedelia, 1903
		William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Remick, & Co.


6	75	The Bee that Gets the Honey Doesn't Hang Around the Hive, 1906
		Ed Rose & J. Fred Helf, Piano and voice, Helf & Hager & Co.


6	76	The Beer that I Left on the Bar, 1950
		Lew Brown, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


6	77	Beautiful, 1927
		Haven Gillespie & Larry Shay, Piano and voice, Milton Weil Music Co. Inc


6	78	Before You Know It I'll Be Home Mary, 1942
		Abner Silver & Al Sherman, Piano and voice, Lincoln Music Corp.


6	79	Beg Your Pardon, 1947
		Francis Craig and Beasley Smith, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.


6	80	Bell Brandon, 1854
		T. Ellwood Garrett & Francis Woolcott, Piano and voice, Balmer & Weber


6	81	Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle, 1951
		Bob Merrill, Piano and voice, Oxford Music Corp.


6	82	Bella Bambina, 1940
		Art Strauss, Bob Dale, and Sonny Miller, Piano and voice, Lawrence Wright Music Co.


6	83	Beautiful Blue Danube, 1943
		Johann Strauss (Walter Rolfe) & Kathleen Armour, Piano and voice, Century Music Publishing Co.


6	84	A Beautiful Lady in Blue, 1935
		Sam M. Lewis & J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


6	85	Beautiful Roses, 1914
		Earl Carroll & Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.

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Beauty is Only Skin Deep, 1900

Monroe H. Rosenfeld, Piano and voice, D. Muller


7	2	Because I Have You, 1913
		J. Brandon Walsh & Ernie Erdman, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


7	3	Beacause You're Mine, 1951
		Sammy Cahn & Nicholas Brodszky, Piano and voice, Loews Inc.; Because You're Mine


7	4	Because I'm Married Now, 1907
		Herbert Ingraham, Piano and voice, Maurice Shapiro


7	5	Beautiful River, 1871
		F. W. Acee, Piano and voice, Use of colorful teaching notes


7	6	Beautiful Ohio, 1918
		Ballard MacDonald and Mary Earl, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. Inc.


7	7	The Beggar, 1927
		Francis Wheeler & Irving Kahal & Ted Snyder, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.; The Secret Hour


7	8	Beautiful Girl of the South, 1873
		W. S. Hays (Arranged by W. D.), Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


7	9	Beautiful Girl of the South (Beautiful Songs of the South), 1868
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


7	10	Ben Bolt's Reply, 1852
		Snyder Dyer & C. J. M. Bradley, Piano and voice, Henry Tolman


7	11	Belle of the Ball, 1906
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


7	12	Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much), 1941
		Consuelo Velazquez & Sunny Skyler, Piano and voice, Promotora Hispano Americana de Musica


7	13	Barrelhouse Bessie from Basin Street, 1942
		Herb Magidson & Jule Styne, Piano and voice, ABC Music Corporation


7	14	Bartender Polka, 1940
		Sam Ward & H. Gerlach & Tedy Demey, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc.


7	15	The Banquet in Misery Hall, 1902
		Arthur J. Lamb and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


7	16	Ave Maris Stella, 1865
		W. C. Peters, Piano and voice, A. C. Peters & Bros.


7	17	Awake, Awake, Mine Own Love
		I. Imlah & Ide Pinna, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


7	18	Ave Regina, 1868
		H. Bollman, Piano and voice, Bollman & Schatzman


7	19	Away, Away, the Morning Freshly Breaking, 1834
		Auber and George Kingsley, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


7	20	Away, Away, to the Mountain's Brow
		Alexander Lee, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


7	21	Away Down East, 1846
		F. D. White & Arthur Morrell, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


7	22	Awfully Awful
		G. W. Hunt, Piano and voice, Chas. H. Ditson & Co.


7	23	Ay, Ay, Ay, Ay! My Serenade, 1946
		Marjorie Harper & Tito Guizar (Nena Noriega), Piano and voice, RYTVOC INC.


7	24	Azusa, 1946
		Sammy Gallop & Guy Wood, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


7	25	B-I-BI, 1941
		S. K. Russell, Judy & Beverly Freeland, Piano and voice, Charles Rinker Music Pub. Co.


7	26	Ba-Tu-Ca-Da, 1939
		Al Stillman & Don Alfonso & Milton Trindade, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corp.


7	27	Baby, Baby, 1891
		J. Cheever Goodwin & Woolson Morris, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.; Wang


7	28	Baby! Come Kiss Me Do, 1897
		Dave Reed Jr. & J. W. Wheeler, Piano and voice, G. W. Setchell


7	29	Baby Jim, 1911
		John B. Archer, Piano and voice, Forster Music Publisher Inc.


7	30	Aurora Dawns
		, Piano and voice, J. & M. Paff


7	31	Aurora, 1941
		Mario Lago & Roberto Roberti & Harold Adamson & Pedro Berrios, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.


7	32	Aunt Milly, 1844
		W. E. Liddle, Piano and voice, H. Prentiss


7	33	Avalon, 1920
		Al Jolson & Vincent Rose, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


7	34	Autumn on the Campus, 1940
		Ira Schuster & Paul Cunningham & Leonard Whitcup, Piano and voice, Mercer & Morris Inc.


7	35	Autumn Leaves, 1947
		Johnny Mercer, Jacques Prevert, and Joseph Kosma, Piano and voice, Enoch et Cie


7	36	At the Shem-Me-Sha-Wabbler's Ball, 1918
		Geo. A. Leuis, Pinao and voice, Frank K. Root & Co.


7	37	At the Swing Cat's Ball, 1938
		Luis Russell & William Campbell, Piano and voice, Braun Music Co.


7	38	At Your Service, Madame, 1935
		Al Dubin & Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


7	39	Am I Gonna Have Trouble With You?, 1936
		Charlie Tobias and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Schuster & Miller Inc.


7	40	Am I Blue?, 1929
		Grant Clarke & Harry Akst, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons; On with the Show


7	41	Always, 1921
		H. Kroll, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


7	42	Always You, 1950
		Sid Robin and Will Jason, Piano and voice, Dreyer & Marks Inc.


7	43	Always Take Mother's Advice, 1884
		Jennie Lindsay, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


7	44	Always Take a Girl Named Daisy (Cause Daisies Won't Tell), 1913
		Alfred Bryan & Sam M. Lewis and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Meyer Music Co.


7	45	And Then Your Lips Met Mine, 1930
		Ozzie Nelson & Matt Malneck & Frank Signorelli, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.


7	46	Atlanta Cotton Exposition
		Mrs. Florida Calhoun Martin, Piano, Luden & Bates


7	47	Atlanta Blues (Make Me One Pallet On Your Floor), 1923
		W. C. Handy & Dave Elman, Piano and voice, W. C. Handy


7	48	Atlanta, GA, 1945
		Sunny Skylar & Artie Shaftel, Piano and voice, Stevens Music Corp.


7	49	Atlanta Waltz, 1846
		D. H. Cram & B. A. Burditt, Piano, C. Bradlee & Co.


7	50	Atlanta's Ours and Fairly Won, 1864
		A. K. Virgil, Piano and voice, Horace Waters; Civil War


7	51	At the Devil's Ball, 1913
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


7	52	At the Mississippi Cabaret, 1914
		A. Seymour Brown & Albert Gumble, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


7	53	At the Balalaika, 1939
		Eric Maschwitz, Bob Wright, and Chet Forrest and George Posford, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.; Balalaika


7	54	At An Ole Virginia Wedding, 1899
		Maurice J. Steinberg, Piano, T. B. Harms & Co.


7	55	At a Dixie Roadside Diner, 1940
		Edgar Leslie & Joe Burke, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc.


7	56	At a Georgia Camp Meeting, 1897
		Kerry Mills, Piano, F. A. Mills Music Publisher


7	57	Ask Her While the Band is Playing, 1908
		Glen Mac Donough & Victor Herbert, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris; Algeria


7	58	Ave Maria, 1935
		Franz Schubert and Jerry Castillo, Piano and voice, Calumet Music Co.


7	59	Axes to Grind, 1843
		, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


7	60	Atlantic City All the Time, 1915
		Alex W. Porter, Piano and voice, Emmett J. Welch


7	61	Atlantic Quick Step, 1840s
		Henry Chadwick, Piano, Vanderbeeks


7	62	Au Revoir, But Not Goodbye (Soldier Boy), 1917
		Lew Brown & Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporatoin


7	63	Auld Robin Gray
		Lady Ann Lindsay & Rev. William Leeves, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


7	64	Barbara Frietchie, 1874
		John G. Whittier & Elizabeth Sloman, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.; Civil War


7	65	Battery B, 1892
		J. P. Harrington & Orlando Powell, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


7	66	The Bathtub Ran Over Again!, 1934
		John Mercer & Michael H. Cleary, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas, & Gumble Inc.


7	67	The Bashful Bull-frog, 1942
		Noel Bear & Lenny Herman, & Roy Seymour, Piano and voice, Top Music Publishers


7	68	The Basement Blues (Low-Downer than Any Low Down Blues), 1924
		W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, W. C. Handy Music Publisher


7	69	Bam Bam Bamy Shore, 1925
		Mort Dixon & Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


7	70	Bambalina, 1923
		Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II, Vincent Youmans, and Herbert Stothart, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.; The Wildflower


7	71	Balalaika Boogie Woogie ( A Russian Novelty), 1945
		Jimmy Norris, J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Oxford Music Co.


7	72	The Banks of Allan Water
		M. G. Lewis & C. E. Horn, Piano and voice, George Willig Jr.


7	73	April in My Heart, 1938
		Hellen Meinardi & Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Paramout Music Corp.; Say it in French


7	74	Apples, Peaches, and Cherries, 1952
		Lewis Allan, Piano and voice, Broude Brothers


7	75	April Rain, 1901
		Robert Loveman & Oley Speaks, Piano and voice, Harper and Bros.


7	76	Arab Maid
		Baudouin & T. W. H. B. B., Piano and voice, George Willig


7	77	Araby, 1915
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


7	78	Araby's Daughter (2 versions)
		G. Kiallmark, Piano and voice, Dubois and Stodart/ Oliver Ditson


7	79	Are We Almost There?, 1845
		Florence Vane, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


7	80	Are You From Dixie? (Cause I'm From Dixie Too!), 1915
		Jack Yellen & George L. Cobb, Pianoa nd voice, M. Witmark & Sons

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Are You From Heaven?, 1917

L. Wolfe Gilbert & Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Gilbert & Friedland Inc.


8	2	Are You Having Any Fun?, 1939
		Jack Yellen & Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Max Dreyfus


8	3	Are You Lonesome Tonight?, 1927
		Roy Turk and Lou Handman, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


8	4	Are You Making a Fool of Me?, 1928
		Tommy Malie & Joe Verges & Ed Rose, Piano and voice, Ted Browne Music Co.


8	5	Are You Sincere, 1908
		Alfred Bryan & Albert Gumble, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


8	6	Are Yuh Spoken Fer?, 1942
		Art Kassel, Sammy Gallop, Edward Ross, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc.


8	7	Aren't You Glad You're You, 1945
		Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen, Pinao and voice, Burke & Van Heusen Inc.; The Bells of St. Mary's


8	8	THe Sacred Musical Guest Vol 1, No. 1, 1859
		Various, Piano and voice, Molyneux, Bell, & Co.


8	9	Arkansas, 1943
		Redd Evans & Buck Ram, Piano and voice, Melrose Music Corp.


8	10	Armed Forces Song Folio, 1954
		Various, Piano and voice, Loew's Inc.; For the Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force of the United States of America


8	11	Arms for the Love of America, The Army Ordnance Song, 1941
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Army Ordnance Association


8	12	The Army Mule, the Navy Goat, and the Kick of the Kangaroo, 1942
		Alfred Eiseman, Buddy Kaye, Al Frisch, and Herman Schwarz, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation; Dedicated to 52nd Coast Artillery,US Army


8	13	The Arms of Abraham
		Sep. Ninner, Piano and voice, Civil War


8	14	Arrah, Go On!, 1895
		Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


8	15	Arrah Na Pogue March, 1865
		Frederick Blume, Piano, F. Blume


8	16	Arrah, Wanna, 1906
		Jack Drislane and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. Inc.


8	17	As If I Didn't Have Enough On My Mind, 1945
		Charles Henderson, Harry James, Lionel Newman, Piano and voice, Melrose Music Corp.


8	18	As Long As I Live, 1934
		Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen, Piano and voice, Miles Music Inc.


8	19	As Long as the Shamrock Grows Green, 1912
		James Brockman and Nat Osborne, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


8	20	As We Gathered In the Hay, 1857
		Alice Hawthorne , Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


8	21	Asleep or Awake, 1939
		Jack Lawrence and Oscar Levant, Piano and voice, Lincoln Music Corp.


8	22	At a Little Hot Dog Stand, 1939
		Sam Coslow and Larry Spier, Piano and voice, Larry Spier Inc.


8	23	At a Time Like This, 1943
		Paul E. Holm and George Murray, Piano and voice, Gait-Way Music Publishing Co.


8	24	At A Little Country Tavern, 1937
		Roy Newell and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Superior Music Inc.


8	25	At the Codfish Ball, 1936
		Sidney Mitchell and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Movietone Music Corp.; Captain January Sung By Shirley Temple


8	26	At That Bully Wooly Wild West Show, 1913
		Edgar Leslie, Grant Clarke, and Maurice Abrahams, Piano and voice, Maurice Abrahams Music Co.


8	27	At Least You Could Say Hello, 1939
		Dick Robertson, Charles J. McCarthy, and Sammy Mysels, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.


8	28	At Last, 1942
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, 20th Century Music Corp.; Orchestra Wives


8	29	At the Pan-I-Marry-Can, 1901
		Harry Dillon and John Dillon, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


8	30	At the Moving Picture Ball, 1920
		Howard Johnson and Jos H. Santly, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest Inc.


8	31	At the End of the Road, 1924
		Ballard Macdonald & James F. Hanley, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


8	32	At the Cross-Roads, 1929
		Bob Russell, Ernesto Lecuona, Piano and voice, Ernesto Lecuona


8	33	Am I Not Fondly Thine Own?
		, Piano and vocie, Geo. Willig Jr.


8	34	Amado Mio, 1946
		Allan Roberts & Doris Fisher, Piano and voice, Sun Music Co. Inc.


8	35	Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy), 1924
		Albert Gamse, Joseph M. Lacalle, Piano and voice, Joseph M. Lacalle


8	36	Amazing, 1940
		Andy Razef and Paul Denniker, Piano and voice, Georgia Music Corp.


8	37	Amelia Earthart
		Agnes Andreasen and Walter W. Newcomer, Piano and voice, American Songwriters Association


8	38	America, I Love You, 1915
		Edgar Leslie and Archie Gottler, Piano and voice, Kalmar & Puck Co. Inc.


8	39	America My Country, 1917
		Jens K. Grondahl & E. F. Maetzold, Piano and voice, Red Wing Daily Republican; World War I


8	40	American Marches On, 1941
		Jacob Bromberg, Piano and voice, Jacob Bromberg


8	41	The American Boy, 1851
		J. H. Hewitt, Piano and voice, G. Willig Jr.


8	42	The American Legion, 1919
		James L. Shearer, Piano and voice, J. L. Shearer Music Co. Inc.


8	43	The American Soldier, 1904
		Mr. Richard C. Dillmore, Piano and voice, Mr. Richard C. Dillmore


8	44	The American Exile, 1840
		Gustave Blessner and Jos. M. Simons, Piano and voice, A. Fiot


8	45	The American Hymn, 1866
		M. Keller, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


8	46	American Prayer, 1942
		Albert Stillman, Lawrence Stock, And Vincent Rose, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society Inc.


8	47	Among My Souvenirs, 1927
		Edgar Leslie and Horatio Nicholls, Piano and voice, Lawrence Wright Music Co.


8	48	An Apple for the Teacher, 1939
		Johnny Burke and James V. Monaco, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-Select Inc; The Star Maker


8	49	An Old Fashioned Wife, 1917
		P. G. Wodehouse and Jerome Kern, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter; Oh Boy!


8	50	The Anchor's Weigh'd
		Mr. Braham, Piano and voice, W. Dubois


8	51	And Has She Then Fail'd in Her Truth And Did I Upbraid You My Love
		H.R. Bishop, Piano and voice, E. Riley


8	52	N Everything, 1918
		Bud DeSylvia, Gus Kahn, and Al Jolson, Piano and voice, Jermoe H. Remick & Co.; SinBad


8	53	And Her Golden Hair was Hanging Down her Back, 1894
		Felix McGlennon, and Monroe H. Rosenfeld, Piano and voice, Frank Tousey


8	54	And Her Tears Flowed Like Wine, 1944
		Joe Greene, Stan Kenton, and Charles Lawrence, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Copr.


8	55	And Russia is Her Name, 1943
		E. Y. Harburg and Jerome Kern, Piano and voice, Chapell & Co. Inc


8	56	And So It Ended, 1941
		Joan Edwards & Jack Edwards, Piano and voice, Edwards Music Co.


8	57	And So to Bed, 1946
		Johnny Mercer and Robert Emmett Dolan, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


8	58	And Still the Volga Flows, 1942
		Rachmaninoff and Meredith Willson, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


8	59	And the Great Big Saw Came Nearer and Nearer, 1943
		Red Latham, Wamp Carlson, Guy Bonham, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogel Music Co. Inc


8	60	And the Verdict Was!, 1894
		Charles Osborne, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


8	61	And Then You Kissed Me, 1944
		Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corp.


8	62	They Made it Twice as Nice as Paradise And They Called it Dixieland, 1916
		Raymond Egan and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co.


8	63	The Angel Child
		Charlotte Elizabeth and George Linley, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


8	64	The Angel of Life, 1860
		James Simmonds and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


8	65	Angel-May-Care, 1941
		Ervin Drake and Ary Barroso, Piano and voice, Pier International Corp.; The Three Caballeros


8	66	The Angel Sisters, 1866
		Mrs. M. E. Rogers & C. A. Schreiner, Piano and voice, John C. Schreiner & Sons


8	67	Angeline, 1859
		H. Millard, Piano and voice, Russell & Tolman


8	68	Angelita, 1938
		Teddy Powell and Leonard Whitcup, Piano and voice, Exclusive Music Publications Inc.


8	69	Aurora d'Europa: The Angels, 1855
		Fred Gumbert, Piano and voice, G. Andre & Co.


8	70	The Angels Came Thru, 1941
		Al Dubin and Ernesto Lecuona, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.


8	71	Angel's Serenade, 1855
		J. Concone, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


8	72	The Angels Told Me So, 1858
		Sidney Dyer and Horace Waters, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


8	73	The Angels Whisper
		Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, G. W. Brainard


8	74	Angels with Dirty Face, 1938
		Fred Fisher and Maurice Spitalny, Piano and voice, Fred Fisher Music Co.; The Angels with Dirty Faces


8	75	Animal Crackers in My Soup, 1935
		Ted Koehler, Irving Caesar and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Movietone Music Corp.; Curly Top

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Anita (The Chieftain's Wife), 1898

Henry B. Farnie and Brinley Richards, Piano and voice, William A. Pond and Co.


9	2	Annabelle, 1923
		Lew Brown and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


9	3	Annie Dont You Know, 1858
		Mrs. C. L. Hale and Ms. Amy Trainor, Piano and voice, Beck & Lawton


9	4	No. 3 Annie Laurie, 1882
		Dudley Buck, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


9	5	Annie Laurie
		Finlay Dun, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


9	6	Annie Lawrie
		, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


9	7	Annie Lisle, 1860
		H. S. Thompson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


9	8	Annie O' the Banks O'Dee
		Mrs. Crawford and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Vanderbeeks Music Warerooms


9	9	Annie O' the Moy, 1884
		John Wiegand, Piano and voice, Ignatius and Joseph Fischer


9	10	Annie of the Vale, 1861
		Geogre P. Morris and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, and Co.


9	11	Annie PIxley's Celebrated Wash Tub Song, 1888
		A. C. Gunther and Edgar Selden, Piano and voice, A Cortada & Co.


9	12	Annie's Reply to Enoch Arden, 1865
		C. Everest, Piano and voice, C. Everest


9	13	Annniversary Song, 1946
		Al. Jolson and Saul Chaplin, Piano and voice, Mood Music Company Inc.; The Jolson Story


9	14	Annot Lyle
		G. A. Hodson, Piano and voice, Torp and Unger


9	15	The Annual Protest, 1921
		Frieda Peycke, Piano and voice, Harold Flamer


9	16	Anona, 1903
		Vivian Grey, Piano, Leo Fiest


9	17	Anona (with words), 1903
		Vivian Grey, Miss Mabel McKinley, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest


9	18	Another Night Like This, 1946
		Harry Ruby and Ernesto Lecuona, Piano and voice, Edward B Marks Music Corp.; Carnival in Coasta Rica


9	19	Answer Me Burning Stars; Invocation
		Mrs. Hemans and Mrs. Emma Collier Grant, Piano and voice, S. Brainard and Co.


9	20	Answer Me, My Love, 1953
		Gerhard Winkler, Fred Rauch, and Carl Sigman, Piano and voice, Bourne Inc.


9	21	Anything You Say, 1928
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas, and Gumble Inc.


9	22	Any Rags, 1902
		Thos S. Allen, Piano and voice, Geo. M. Krey


9	23	Any Old Town is a Lonesome Old Town (When Your Sweetheart is Away), 1910
		Bert Spears and Maurice Daniels, Piano and voice, Gotham-Attucks Music Co.


9	24	Any Old Love, 1937
		Victor Schertzinger, Piano and voice, G. Schrimer Inc.; Something to Sing About


9	25	Any Bonds today?, 1941
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Henry Morgenthau Jr.


9	26	Anthem of the USSR, 1944
		A. V. Alexandrov, Sergei Mihalkov and El-Registan (English version: Harold J. Rome), Piano and voice, Am-Rus Music Corporation


9	27	The Ham Tree Barbecue, 1905
		William Jerome & Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


9	28	Half of Me, 1936
		Sam M. Lewis and Peter De Rose, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


9	29	Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue, 1948
		Sunny Skylar, Piano and voice, Robert Music Corp.


9	30	Hail! There's No More Heil!, 1944
		Alice D. Simms, Piano and voice, Mainstreet Songs Inc.; World War II


9	31	Hail That Great and Glorious Banner, 1861
		A. W. Burns & Geo W. Hewitt, Piano and voice, A. W. Burns; Civil War


9	32	Hagar in the Desert
		Florence Wilson and Charles W. Glover, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


9	33	Happy Feet, 1950
		Al Stillman and Roy Ross, Piano and voice, Cromwell Music Inc.


9	34	Happy Family Polka, 1851
		Francis H. Brown, Piano, Firth, Pond, and Co.


9	35	Happy Days in Dixie, 1896
		Kerry Mills, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


9	36	Happy Days Gone By, 1870
		Sam V. Morris, Piano and voice, D. P. Faulds


9	37	Happy Be Thy Dreams, 1859
		J. E. Carpenter & J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Wm. Hall & Son


9	38	Hannah! The Pride of Savannah, 1941
		Berkeley Graham & Carley Mills, Piano and voice, London Music Corp.


9	39	Hang Out the Front Door Key, 1918
		Benjamin Hapgood Burt, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


9	40	The Handout Song (There's a Handout on Panhandle Hill), 1949
		Dick Sanford & Sammy Mysels, Piano and voice, General Music Pub. Co.


9	41	A Handful of Earth (From My Dear Mother's Grave), 1885
		Joseph Murphy, Piano and voice, William L. Murphy; Successful Irish Dramas


9	42	A Handful of Earth from the Place of My Birth, 1884
		William H. Clarke, Piano and voice, J. Fischer & Bro


9	43	The Hand that Rocks the Cradle Rules the World, 1901
		Carroll Flemming & Abe Holzmann, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest


9	44	The Hand that Rocked my Cradle Rules my Heart, 1919
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


9	45	Hello Ma! I Done It Again, 1940
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.; Tall, Dark and Handsome


9	46	He Wants Someone to Call Him Papa (She Wants Someone to Call Her Ma), 1913
		L. Wolfe Gilbert & Lewis F. Muir, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


9	47	He Was "Mister Right" (Till He done Me Wrong), 1943
		Max Spickol & Johnny Fortis, Piano and voice, World Music Inc.


9	48	He Was Not Afraid to Die!, 1864
		Charles Carroll Sawyer, Piano and voice, Sawyer & Thompson; Civil War


9	49	He Wears a Pair of Silver Wings, 1941
		Eric Maschwitz & Michael Carr, Piano and voice, Peter Maurice Music Co.


9	50	He Wooed Her (And Wooed Her and Wooed Her), 1935
		Rudy Vallee, Cecil Harrington, and Jack Lupus, Piano and voice, Peter Maurice Music Co.


9	51	The Heart Broken
		Barry Cornwall, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


9	52	Head Over Heels, 1918
		Edgar Allan Wolfe & Jerome Kern, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms


9	53	Heart and Soul, 1938
		Frank Loesser & Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation; A Song is Born


9	54	Hear Dem Bells, 1910
		D. S. McCosh, Piano and voice, W. H. Willis & Co.


9	55	Happiness, 1854
		Thomas Baker & R. Kitchen, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


9	56	Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane, 1935
		Nick Manoloff, Piano and voice, Calumet Music Co.


9	57	Heavenward!, 1865
		Vilbre, Piano , A. C. Peters & Bro.


9	58	He'd Have to Get Under - Get Out and Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile), 1913
		Grant Clarke, Edgar Leslie, and Maurice Abrahams, Piano and voice, Maurice Abarham Music Co.


9	59	Heidelberg, 1902
		Frank Pixley & Gustav Luders, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons; The Prince of Pilsen


9	60	Heigh-Ho, 1938
		Larry Morey & Frank Churchill, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.; Disney's Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs


9	61	He'll Have to Cross the Atlantic (To Get to the Pacific), 1945
		Sammy Cahn & Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Barton Music Corp.


9	62	Hello, Aloha! How Are You, 1926
		L. Wolfe Gilbert & Abel Baer, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


9	63	Hello Baby, 1929
		Herb Magidson, Ned Washington, and Michael H. Cleary, Piano and voice, M. Witmark and Sons; The Forward Pass


9	64	Hello Baby, Mademoiselle (Get up those stairs, Mademoiselle), 1945
		Pat Noto, Geo Chapiro, & R. Marbot, Piano and voice, Societe d'Editions Musicales Internationales


9	65	Hello Central, Give Me Heaven, 1901
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


9	66	Hello Central, Give Me No Man's Land, 1918
		Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


9	67	Hello Cupid, Send Me a Fellow, 1912
		Melville Alexander and Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.; Broadway to Paris


9	68	Hello Frisco! ( I called you up to say hello), 1915
		Gene Buck and Louis A. Hirsch, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


9	69	Hello Hawaii, How Are You?, 1915
		Bert Kalmar, Edgar Leslie, and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


9	70	Hello I've Been Looking For You, 1916
		John L. Golden and Raymond Hubbell, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter; The Big Show


9	71	Hello! Ma Baby, 1899
		Howard and Emerson, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


9	72	The Helmsman's Song, 1848
		M. J. O'Sullivan & B. Walsh, Piano and voice, C. Holt Jr.


9	73	The Heart of a Girl, 1924
		Gus Kahn & H. Leopold Spitalny, Piano and voice, Leo Fiest inc.


9	74	The Heart Bow'd Down
		M. W. Balfe, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.; Bohemian Girl


9	75	Hear Me Say My Little Prayer, 1872
		George Cooper & Chas. E. Pratt, Piano and voice, J. L Peters

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He Tells Me He Loves Me, 1844

John C. Andrews, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


10	2	He Stole McCarty's Wife, 1893
		Thomas La Mack and Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


10	3	Home Sweet Home, no date
		G. J. Webb, Piano and voice, Emerson Drug Co., Bromo Seltzer Ad on the front


10	4	Home Sweet Home, no date
		J. H. Slack, Piano and voice, G. Andre & Co.


10	5	Home Sweet Home, 1866
		Francis Muller, Piano, J. L. Peters


10	6	The Home I Love So Well, 1839
		Thomas Power E. L. White, Piano and voice, Parker & Ditson


10	7	Home Delights, 1854
		John P. Ordway, Piano and voice, J. P. Ordway


10	8	Home Cooking Mamma, 1938
		Walter Bishop, Hazel Scott, and E. P. La Freniere, Piano and voice, Roy Music Co. Inc.


10	9	The Home Coming March, 1908
		E. T. Paull, Piano and voice, E. T. Paull


10	10	Homage To Charlie, no date
		Alexander Lee, Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


10	11	Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl, 1937
		Edgar Smith & Sloan, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogel Music Co. Inc.


10	12	Heaven Claims Her As An Angel, 1867
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters & Bro


10	13	Heave Ho! My Lads, Heave Ho!, 1943
		Jack Lawrence, Piano and voice, Kay Cee Music Company, WWII


10	14	The Heath, This Night, 1838
		Sir Walter Scott Armstrong, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


10	15	The Heath is All Lonely and Drear Love, no date
		Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


10	16	The Heart's Misgiving, no date
		Frederick Morton and Robert Guylott, Piano and voice, At Will


10	17	Heart's Courageous, 1902
		H. B. Blank, Piano and voice, Whitney Warner Publishing Co.


10	18	Hearts and Homes, no date
		Charlotte Young and J. Blockley, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


10	19	Hearts and Flowers, 1893
		Theo. M. Tobany, Piano and voice, Carl Fischer


10	20	The Eccentric Dude, 1883
		Ike Browne, Piano and voice, Fairbanks & Cole


10	21	Elegy on the Death of Mme. G. T. Beauregard, 1864
		Theodore von La Hache, Piano and voice, T. La Hache


10	22	Fine and Mellow, 1940
		Billie Holiday, Piano and voice, Edward Marks, Love


10	23	The Fireman's Bride, 1944
		Sigmund Romberg and Dorothy Fields, Piano and voice, Williamson Music, Feminist


10	24	The First Gun is Fired, 1861
		George Root, Piano and voice, Root & Cody, Civil War


10	25	The Field of Monterey, 1846
		M. Dix Sullivan, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


10	26	Fifi, 1937
		Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


10	27	England Swings, 1965
		Roger Miller, Piano and voice, Tree Publishing Co., Inc.


10	28	Fifteen Kisses on a Gallon of Gas, 1939
		Mack David, Arthur Terker, & Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Shaprio, Bernstein, & Co. Inc, Love, Automobile


10	29	The Fifth Wheel on the Wagon (Unnecessary Me), 1951
		Stanley Adams & Larry Stock, Piano and voice, Spinlan Music Corporation, Love


10	30	Fifty Cents, 1881
		Dan Lewis, Piano and voice, White, Smith & Co.


10	31	Eli Green's Cake Walk, 1896
		Sadie Koninsky & David Reed Jr., Piano and voice, Joseph Stern & Co., African American


10	32	Fight with Uncle Sam, 1942
		Bob Bell, Walter Williams, & Roy Branker, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers Inc., WWII


10	33	Ella Fay, 1857
		T. Brigham Bishop, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., Death, woman


10	34	Ellen Bayne, 1854
		Stephen Foster, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


10	35	Ebony Rhapsody, 1934
		Arhtur Johnston & Sam Conslow, Piano and voice, Famous Music Copr., Carribean, subtle racism


10	36	Easy to Love, 1936
		Cole Porter, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co., Love


10	37	Easy Street, 1941
		Alan Rankin Jones, Piano and voice, Vanguard Songs Inc.


10	38	East Side of Heaven, 1939
		Johnny Burke & James B. Monaco, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-Select, Inc.


10	39	Egyptian Eyes, 1919
		George Oliver & Walter Smith, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Publishing Co., Egypt


10	40	Egypt, 1903
		Clare Kummer, Piano and voice, Joseph W. Stern & co., Egypt


10	41	An Earful of Music, 1934
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Samuel Goldwyn, Inc.


10	42	Each Time that I Puff on my Cigarette, 1943
		Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjemen, and Lou Singer, Piano and voice, Advanced Music Corporation, Smoking


10	43	Each Night at Nine/G. I. Blues, 1944
		Floyd Tillman, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation, WWII


10	44	E 'As the As-er-dacity to Grumble, 1899
		Harry Adams & George Everard, Piano and voice, Francis, Day, & Hunter, Social issues, manners


10	45	E Pluribus Unum, 1802
		Captain G. W. Cutter, Piano and voice, A. C. Peters & Bro., Patriotic


10	46	E-Bob-O-Lee-Bop, 1945
		Tina Dixon, Piano and voice, Indigo Music Corp., Nonsense Song


10	47	The Dying Warrior, 1846
		William J. Lemon, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker, Civil War


10	48	The Dying Child and the Angel of Death, 1847
		Mary Howitt, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Death, Child


10	49	The Dying Nun, 1865
		Nathalie (no last name) & Louie Brewster, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker, Death, Nun


10	50	Eloise, 1899
		Fred J. Hamill & Paul Cohn, Piano and voice, Windsor Music Co., Courting


10	51	Ellen of Lindale, no date
		Mrs. Butterworth and Mrs. Philip Millard, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig Jr., Death, woman


10	52	The Emigrant's Farewell, no date
		Leigh Cliffe Esq., and Henry Russel, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Emigrant, possible death


10	53	The Eminent Dr. Fizz, 1901
		Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons, Travelling Doctor


10	54	Esmerelda, no date
		Andrew Halliday and W. C. Levey, Piano and voice, Ludden & Bates, Georgia publishing company


10	55	Emmet's Cuckoo Song, 1879
		J. K. Emmet, Piano and voice, John Church & Co., Death


10	56	Enjoy Yourselves (Eccentric Coon Song), 1897
		Dave Reed Jr. and Chas. B. Ward, Piano and voice, Chas. B. Ward


10	57	Enlloro, 1938
		Obdulio Morales and Julio Blance, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corporation, Spanish and English lyrics


10	58	Erin Weeps Forsaken, 1852
		Wordsworth and J. G. Maeder, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, Irish ballad


10	59	Erin Lov'd Erin, no date
		Mrs. Waylett, Piano and voice, Collard & Collard, Irish ballad


10	60	Ere the Old Love Dies Away, 1900
		H. J. Breen and T. Mayo Geary, Piano and voice, Goetz & Co., Newspaper supplement


10	61	Good Night, Sweet Dreams, 1885 or 1887
		J. W. Bischoff, Piano and voice, John F. Ellis & Co., German and English Lyrics


10	62	Good Night Little Girl, Good Night, 1914
		Al Dubin and Bennie Cormack, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., Courting and cheating


10	63	The Good Old Woman, 1842
		James G. Maeder, Piano and voice, William H. Oakes, Ballad


10	64	Good Morning Carrie!, 1901
		R. C. McPherson and Smith & Bowman, Piano and voice, Windsor Music Co.


10	65	Harry of the West, no date
		Oliver Shaw, Piano and voice, Oliver Shaw, political


10	66	The Harp of Katie Bell, 1870
		P. S. Pennell, Esq. and J. P. Webster, Piano and voice, Root & Cady, Death song


10	67	The Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls, no date
		Thomas Moore and Sir John Stevenson, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., South


10	68	The Harmless Little Girlie with the Downcast Eyes, 1896
		Hugh Morton and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & co., Sad Woman


10	69	Harmonica Harry, 1929
		Phil Baxter and Eugene Platzman, Piano and voice, J. W. Jenkins Sons' Music Co.


10	70	Gaily the Troubadour Touch'd his Guitar, no date
		T. H. Bayley, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee, coming home from war


10	71	Give Me the Gal with the Blue Dress On, 1848
		Edwin P. Christy, Piano and voice, C. Holt Jr., Minstrel Song


10	72	The Gambler's Wife, 1841
		Dr. R. Coates and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Joseph F. Atwill, Gambling


10	73	The Gambling Man, 1902
		William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Company, Gambling


10	74	Harlem Bolero, 1937
		Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc., Harlem


10	75	Ella Ree, 1853
		C. E. Stuart and James W. Porter, Piano and voice, J. E. Gould, Minstrel song


10	76	Emaline, My Pretty Valentine, 1902
		Max Hoffman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Company


10	77	Ellsworth's Avengers, 1861
		A. Lora Hudson and S. L. Coe, Piano and voice, Necomb & Co., Oliver Ditson & Co., Civil War song, Union


10	78	Ellsworth's Funeral March, no date
		J. C. Beckel, Piano, Oliver Ditson & Co., Civil War general funeral march


10	79	The Hard Way, 1945
		Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Husen, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation, Beauty regimine


10	80	Hard Times Come Again No More, 1855
		Stephen C. foster, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Stephen Foster

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Good Night Mr. Moon, 1911

Eli Dawson and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co., Courting


11	2	Goodnight Mother, 1940
		Mack David, Al Bryan, Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-Select, Inc., Anti-War Propaganda


11	3	Goodnight My Love, 1936
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation, Shirley Temple


11	4	Goodnight Nurse, 1912
		Thomas J. Gray and W. Raymond Walker, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


11	5	The Ernie Pyle Infantry March, 1945
		Ann Ronell, Piano and voice, Picture Music Inc., WWII Propaganda


11	6	The Gaby Glide, 1911
		Harry Pilcer and Louis A. Hirsch, Piano and voice, Shapiro Music Publishing Co., Dance song


11	7	Harry, 1904
		Edward S. Abeles, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Publishing Company


11	8	Hark Apollo Strikes the Lyre, no date
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee, Trio


11	9	Hark! Hark! The Soft Bugle, 1837
		M. S., Piano and voice, George Willig Jr.


11	10	Hark I Hear and Angel Sing, 1859
		Charles Grobe, Piano and voice, George A. Oates, Dedicated to the ladies of Augusta, GA


11	11	Hark! I Hear an Angel Sing, 1856
		R. C. Shrival, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Dedicated to Mrs. James Gardner Jr. of Augusta, GA


11	12	Harrigan, 1907
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


11	13	Goodnight Soldier, 1943
		Harry Johnson, Piano and voice, Joe Cascales, WWII


11	14	Harlem Sandman, 1943
		Harold Adamson and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co., Harlem


11	15	Harlem Cabin Door, 1937
		Larry Yoell and Johnny Muldowney, Piano and voice, Clarence Williams Music Publishing Co., Harlem


11	16	Yes! We Have No Bananas, 1923
		Frank Silver and Irving Cohn, Piano and voice, Skidmore Music Co., Comic


11	17	Somebody Loves Me, 1924
		Ballard MacDonald, B. G. de Sylva, and George Gershwin, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


11	18	Good Morning Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip, 1918
		Robert Lloyd, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist inc., WWI song


11	19	Good New From Home, 1854
		P. S. Gilmore, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed & Co.


11	20	Good Night Cincinnati (And Good Morning Tennessee), 1951
		Louie Innis, Piano and voice, Tannen Music, Inc.


11	21	Good Night Dearie, 1919
		S. R. Henry and D. Onivas adn Fran H. Warren, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


11	22	Good Night Sweetheart, 1931
		Ray Noble, Jimmy Campbell, and Reg Connelly, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


11	23	Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight, 1908
		Karl L. Hoschna and O. A. Hauerbach, Piano and voice, Witmark & Sons, newspaper supplement


11	24	Good Old Days in Alabam', 1915
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Lee S. Roberts, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


11	25	The Good Old U. S. A., 1906
		Jack Drislane and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


11	26	Heart to Heart Waltzes, 1900
		Charles K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


11	27	Hearts, 1893
		Charles K. Harris, Piano and voice, Joseph Flanner


11	28	The Dying Californian, 1855
		A. L. Lee, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Gold rush


11	29	The Dying Gold Hunter, 1857
		A. E. Farnham, Piano and voice, Balmer & Weber, Gold rush


11	30	The Dying Girl's Message, 1885
		A. H. Noe and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, Henry J. Wehman


11	31	The Dwarf's Yodel Song, 1938
		Larry Morey and Frank Churchill, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc., Disney


11	32	A Dutiful Wife, 1908
		Franz Lehar, Piano and voice, Newspaper supplement


11	33	A Dutch Lullaby, 1911
		Alfred Hyatt and Charles Gilbert Spross, Piano and voice, The John Church Company


11	34	Farewell My Sweet Mother, 1848
		Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


11	35	Dusty Trail (To My Little Mountain Home), 1939
		Billie Strom and "Happy" Jack Turner, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


11	36	Farewell My Lilly Dear, 1851
		S. C. F., Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Minstrels


11	37	Farewell Mavourneen, 1907
		Ed Garenier and J. Fred Helf, Piano and voice, Helf & Hanger Co. Inc.


11	38	Dust Off that Old Pianna, 1935
		Irving Caesar, Gerald Marks, and Sammy Lerner, Piano and voice, Irving Caesar


11	39	Farewell, Little Girl of Mine, 1917
		Sydney P. Harris, Piano and voice, The Sydney P. Harris Co., WWI


11	40	Dust, 1938
		Johnny Marvin, Piano and voice, Santly Bros. Joy, Depression, dust bowl


11	41	Dusky Stevedore, 1928
		Andy Razaf and J. C. Johnson, Piano and voice, Triangle Music Publishing, Steamboats, the South


11	42	Dusky Maiden, 1903
		Spencer Morse, Piano, Howley Haviland Dresser


11	43	Dunk a Doughnut, 1939
		Raymond Leveen and Frankie Carle, Piano and voice, Jewel Music Publishing Co. Inc., Doughnuts and coffee


11	44	Duschinka or The Star of the North, no date
		Ciro Pinsuti, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer, Russian girl


11	45	Farewell, 1917
		A.H. Eastman and Fred Heltman, Piano and voice, Fred Heltman Co.


11	46	Fare Thee Well Molly Darling, 1902
		Will D. Cobb and Kerry Mills, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills Inc., war propaganda


11	47	Fare Thee Well Kitty Dear, 1853
		G. Friedrich Wurzel, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, Dead girl


11	48	Farmer of New England, 1849
		W. B. I. and I. B. Woodbury, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, Farmers


11	49	Dummy Song, 1925
		Lew Brown, Billy Rose, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & co. Inc., A Favorite Army Corps ditty


11	50	Fat Meat is Good Meat, 1942
		Irene Higginbotham, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co., Novelty song about meat during WWII


11	51	The Dumb Wife, 1851
		Orramel Whittlesey, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Comic song about a woman who can't talk


11	52	The Fatal Wedding, 1893
		Wm. H. Windom and Gussie L. Davis, Piano and voice, M. S. Swisher, Sad wedding


11	53	Father Don't Get Stewed Again Tonight, 1910
		Blanche Buford and Harry L. Newman, Piano and voice, Sunlight Music Co., Temperence movement


11	54	Father of the Land We Love, 1931
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, United States George Washington Bicentennial Commission, George Washington


11	55	Father Won't You Speak to Sister Mary, 1897
		Jean Chavez and A. B. Sloane, Piano and voice, William Pilling, Rebellious girl


11	56	Father's Coming Home, 1871
		J. D. Vinton, Piano and voice, J. L. Carncross & Co.


11	57	Far Low San ... Chinee Laundly Man, 1941
		Sidney Jerome, Wally Ives, Jerry Kanner, Piano and voice, Kanner Music Publishing Co., WWII


11	58	Father's Got a Job, 1906
		Bob Cole, James W. Johnson, Rosamond Johnson, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


11	59	Far From My Country, 1868
		M. Keller, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


11	60	The Fisher Boy Merrily Lives, 1840
		Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Oakes & Swan


11	61	Far Away Places, 1948
		Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Laurel Music Co., Tourism


11	62	Far-Away Island, 1946
		Benny Davis and Ted Shapiro, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp., Tourism


11	63	The Far-Away Bells, 1926
		Douglas Furber and Westell Gordon, Piano and voice, Chappell-Harms, Inc.


11	64	Far Apart, 1941
		Leslie Beacon, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co., WWII era lovers parted


11	65	Flat River, Missouri, 1945
		Grace Shannon, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Music Company, Girl stepping out on her own


11	66	Far Above the Daisies, 1869
		Geo. Cooper and H. Millard, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon, Companion to "Under the Daisies"


11	67	The Flat Foot Floogee, 1938
		Slim Gaillard, Slam Stewart, and Bud Green, PIano and voice, Green Bros. & Knight, Harlem dance tune


11	68	The Flash, 1877
		Carlo Mora, Piano, Oliver Ditson & Co., Cover art is distinctive


11	69	Flannigan's Irish Canary, 1891
		Edgar Selden, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co., Irish


11	70	Flag of our Country, 1898
		A. Mathiot, Piano and voice, F. Trifet, Publisher, Patriotic song


11	71	Five'll Get Ya' Ten, 1946
		Van Alexander and Sonny burke, Piano and voice, Mills Music, Inc., Gambling


11	72	Flossy (The Pretty Little Cow), 1940
		Larry Clinton, Piano and voice, American Academy of Music,


11	73	Florie's Waltz, 1865
		Chas. Kinkel, Piano, Oliver Ditson & Co.,


11	74	A Flower From Mother's Grave, 1878
		Harry Kennedy, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., dead mother


11	75	Flow on Thou Shining River, no date
		Sir John Stevenson, Piano and voice, G. E. Blake, 2 copies


11	76	Florence: The Study of a Loving Heart, no date
		C. Jeffreys, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Art song


11	77	Flow Along River Tennessee, 1913
		Alfred Bryan, Albert Gumble, and Jack Wells, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Tennessee


11	78	Foo-Gee, 1941
		Erskine Butterfield, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co.


11	79	Follow the Car Tracks, 1910
		Ballard MacDonald and Alfred Solman, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., cars


11	80	Folks that Put On Airs, 1863
		W. H. Coulston, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker, satire

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The Flight of the Bomber B17, 1943

Al Hoffman and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc., WWII Progaganda


12	2	Fold Your Arms Around Me Papa, 1871
		Geo. Cooper and M. Loesch, Piano and voice, C. H. Ditson & Co., Dying child


12	3	Flying Off the Handle, 1936
		Fred Fisher and Doris Fisher, PIano and voice, Fred Fisher Music


12	4	Fly to the Desert, no date
		Thomas Moore Esq., Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


12	5	Les Fleurs Animees, no date
		Mme. Cinti-Da Moreau, Piano and voice, French


12	6	The Flow'ret Gem, no date
		J. Walsh, Piano and voice, E. Riley


12	7	Fly Awaya Pretty Moth, no date
		T. H. Bayley, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


12	8	Fleur-De-Marie La Goualeuse, no date
		Melle. L. Puget, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co., Dying child


12	9	The Fleet's in, 1942
		Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation, WWII


12	10	Faith, no date
		Charles Jefferys and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, Chiristian music


12	11	The Fairy of the Hudson, 1867
		Josephine Pollard and Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, W. Jennings Demorest, Hudson


12	12	Forgiven, 1886
		Alex Comstock, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


12	13	Fairy Music, 1836
		Thomas Power Esq., Piano and voice, Parker & Ditson


12	14	Forgive Me, 1927
		Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Ager. Yellen & Bornstein Inc.


12	15	Forgive But Don't Forget, 1877
		Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, cautionary song


12	16	The Fairy Isle, 1843
		W. J. Wetmore, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


12	17	Forget You?, 1945
		Loretta Lawler, Piano and voice, Tune Shop Music Publishers


12	18	The Fairy Boy, no date
		Samuel Lover Esq., Piano and voice, Firth & Hall, Irish superstitions


12	19	Forget Thee, 1847
		Moultrie and William R. Dempster, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


12	20	Fairy Bells, no date
		Mrs. Norton, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


12	21	Fairy-Belle, 1859
		Stephen C. Foster, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond & Co.


12	22	Forget-Me-Nots In Your Eyes, 1944
		Edgar Leslie and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Triangle Music Corporation


12	23	Forget If You Can, 1937
		Jack Manus, Kay Upham, Len Joy, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music corporation


12	24	The Fairies Invitation, 1855
		Miss Amelia R. Gere, Piano and voice, Cook & Brother


12	25	Forever Mine, 1935
		Maria Teresa Lara, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co., Spanish and English


12	26	Fair One, 1920
		Ted Lewis and George Mallen, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, Inc.


12	27	Fair Land of Freedom, 1889
		Julian Jordan, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co., National song


12	28	Forgotten, 1922
		Eugene Cowles, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company


12	29	Fair Harvard Waltzes, 1896
		Safford Water, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & co., Harvard


12	30	Forty Eight Stars Over Forty Eight States, 1942
		Harry Lifson, Piano and voice, Symbolic Music Pub. Co., patriotic


12	31	A Face to be Remembered, no date
		H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, Phillips & Crew


12	32	A Faded Summer Love, 1931
		Phil Baxter, Piano and voice, Leo Feist, Inc.


12	33	The Faded Gray Jacket, 1866
		Mrs. C. A. Ball, Piano and voice, D. P. Faulds, post Civil War


12	34	Four Little Curly Headed Coons, 1889
		J. W. Wheeler, Piano and voice, S. W. Blair


12	35	The Faded Coat of Blue, 1865
		J. H. McNaughton, Piano and voice, Penn & remington, post Civil War


12	36	The Fable of the Rose, 1940
		Bickley Reichner and Josef Myrow, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


12	37	F. D. R. Jones, 1938
		Harold J. Rome, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co.


12	38	Feudin' and Fightin', 1947
		Al Dubin and Burton Lane, Piano and voice, Chappell, Appalachian


12	39	Fetching Water from the Well, 1857
		Auguste Mignon, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., courting song


12	40	Hesitation Waltz, 1914
		A. F. Marzian, Piano, A. F. Marzian Music Pub., Cover art


12	41	Festa, no date
		Luiz Peixoto and Hekel Tavares, Piano and voice, E. S. Mangione, Portuguese


12	42	The Ferris Wheel, 1942
		Fred Stryker, Piano and voice, Melody Lane Productions, Novelty song


12	43	The Fencing Girl Waltz, 1902
		Fred T. Ashton, Piano, The Ashton Publishing Company, Portraying a woman with physical ability


12	44	Madison Female College Waltz, no date
		Geo. C. Taylor, Piano, Firth, Pond, & Co., Women in education


12	45	A Fellow on a Furlough, 1943
		Booby Worth, Piano and voice, House of Melody, WWII


12	46	A Fellow Needs a Girl, 1947
		Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rogers, Piano and voice, Williamson Music Inc, Rogers and Hammerstein


12	47	Fawn Eyes, 1908
		Chas. L. Johnson, Piano, Chas. L. Johnson Co., Cover art


12	48	Fanny Grey, no date
		Mrs. Norton, Piano and voice, C. G. Christman, relationships


12	49	Falling Waters or Water of Yosemite, no date
		J. L. Truax, Piano, DeLuxe Music Co., Yosemite


12	50	Falling Leaves, 1873
		E. B. Shuttleworth and E. Gledhill, Piano and voice, A & S Nordheimer, Death


12	51	Gently Sighs the Breeze, no date
		Stephen Glover, Piano and vocal duet


12	52	The Evening Gun, no date
		John Paddon, PIano and voice


12	53	Evelina, 1944
		E. Y. Harburg and Harold Arlen, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


12	54	Evelina, 1889
		C. A. White, Piano and voice, White, Smith, & Co.


12	55	Eve Wasn't Modest Till She Ate That Apple, 1917
		Chas. McCarron and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation, Women's fashion


12	56	Evangeline, 1855
		J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co., Death


12	57	Evnageline, 1864
		Will. S. Hays, Piano and voice, S. Brainard & Son, Death


12	58	Ethopian Quadrilles: Goin Ober De Mountin, Jonny Boker, De Old Jaw Bone, Jumbo Jum, Jim Along Josey, no date
		A. Nagerj Onyqjva, Piano, Firth, Hall, & Pond, Minstrel songs


12	59	For You, For Me, For Evermore, 1946
		George & Ira Gershein, Pianoa nd voice, Gershwin Publishing Corporation


12	60	For Your Boy and My Boy, 1918
		Gus Kahn and Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick, WWI war bonds song


12	61	For You We Are Praying at Home, 1875
		H. M. Estabrooke, PIano and voice, F. Trifet, Publisher, Red River War


12	62	For You a Rose, 1917
		Will D. Cobb and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Love song


12	63	Commence Ye Darkies All!, 1849
		W. D. Corrister, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Minstrel song


12	64	The Eyes We Love, 1892
		Otis R. White, Piano and voice, National Music Co.


12	65	The Eyes of Youth See the Truth, 1918
		George M. Cohan and Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co., early musical


12	66	For the Flag, For the Home, For the Family, 1942
		Geroge M. Cohan, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogal Music Co., Inc., WWII Propaganda


12	67	For the Sake of the Dear Little Girls, 1891
		Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, Frank Tousey's Publishing House, Comic song


12	68	The Exiles Lament or The Alpine Singer, no date
		Mrs. C. B. Wilson, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co.


12	69	For Sale - A Baby, 1903
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris, Poverty


12	70	The Exil'd Knight, no date
		Harry Stoe Van Dyke and J. Barnett, Piano and voice, E. Riley, Exiled knight from England


12	71	For Old Time's Sake, 1900
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


12	72	For Old Glory, 1898
		J. Cheever Goodwin and William Furst, Piano and voice, New York Journal, Newspaper supplement


12	73	The Quadrille of All Nations, 1851
		Various, Piano, Firth, Pond, & Co., Songs of different nations for the 1851 World's Fair


12	74	For Mom and Me, 1943
		Lt. Tom Sheffield, Piano and voice, Rayner, Dalheim, & Co., WWII song, "...inspired by letters from a little boy to his Daddy Overseas!"


12	75	Excelsior, 1843
		Henry W. Longfellow and the Hutchinson Family, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


12	76	Everything is Peaches Down in Georgia, 1918
		Grant Clarke, Milton Ager and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc., Georgia


12	77	Ev'rything I've Got, 1942
		Lorenz Hart and Richard Rogers, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


12	78	For Killarney and You, 1910
		J. Brandon Walsh and Louise Teasdale, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons, Irish


12	79	For Love or War, 1896
		Rudolph Aronson, Piano, M. Witmark & Sons,


12	80	Ev'rything Goes When the Whistle Blows, 1943
		Willard Robison, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society Inc., Women working for factories in WWII


12	81	Ev'ryone But Me, 1942
		Bette Cannon, Lou Shelly, and Berrt Salter, Piano and voice, Melody Lane Publications


12	82	Ev'rybody's Seen Him But His Daddy, 1945
		Jack Segal, Bob Hillard, and Billy Hayes, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, WWII, baby born while father's overseas


12	83	For Ever and For Aye, no date
		F. G. Weatherly, Esq. and Henry Smart, Piano and voice, George Willig & Co.


12	84	Ev'rybody's Buying My Love Song, 1947
		Jack Rollins, Lou Shelly, and Ferry Alexander, Piano and voice, Dubonnet Music Publishing, comic song about music publishing


12	85	Footsteps on the Stairs, 1868
		Dexter smith and J. A. Butterfield, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Company

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Footprints on the Snow, 1866

J. B. Murphy, Esq. and J. Henry Whittemore, Piano and voice, J. Henry Whittemore


13	2	Ev'rybody Loves to Swing, 1944
		Jimmie Redrick, Piano and voice, Melocraft Music Pub. Co., Swing dance song


13	3	Ev'rybody Loves Me But the One I Love, 1908
		Ed. Gardenier and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co.


13	4	Ev'rybody Has a Laughing Place, 1946
		Ray Gilbert and Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy, Inc., from Walt Disney's "Song of the South"


13	5	Ev'rybody Calls Me Honey, 1919
		Joe Lyons and Charley Straight, Piano and voice, Forster Music Publisher Inc.


13	6	Footloose and Fancy Free, 1935
		Gus Kahn and Carmen Lombardo, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Coporation


13	7	Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye, 1944
		Cole Porter, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


13	8	Fools' Gold, 1950
		Nick and Charles Kenny, Piano and voice, Goldmine Music Inc.


13	9	Ev'ry Time I Fall In Love, 1944
		Gordon Jenkins, Piano and voice, ABC Music Corporation


13	10	Ev'ry Thing'll Be All Right, 1947
		Bennie Martini, Clarence Maher, and Billy Hueston, Piano and voice, Bee-C-Bee Music Corporation


13	11	For This we Fight, 1943
		Langston Hughes and Herbert Haufrecht, Piano and voice, As sung at the Negro Freedom Rally, Madison Square Garden - 1943 June 7


13	12	Ev'ry Sunday Night Back Home, 1933
		Bob Miller and Dick Sanford, Piano and vocie, Bob Miller, WWII song


13	13	Everybody Twostep Rag, 1911
		Wallie Herzer, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


13	14	Everybody Two-Step, 1912
		Earl C. Jones and Wallie Herzer, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


13	15	Everybody's Crazy Bout the Doggone Blues But I'm Happy, 1918
		Creamer and Layton, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


13	16	Everybody's Crazy over Dixie, 1919
		Bobby Jones, Will Donaldson and Rubey Cowan, Piano and voice, Vogel Music Co., The South


13	17	An Evening in Caroline, 1931
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Walter Donaldson, South Carolina


13	18	Every Moment You're Lonesome I'm Lonesome Too, 1911
		Bernard Grossman and J. D. Richmond, Piano and voice, Shapiro Music Publisher


13	19	Ev'ry Time You're Lonley Don't Forget That I Am Lonley Too, 1912
		Edgar Leslie and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Meyer Music Co.


13	20	Ever Race Has a Flag but the Coon, 1900
		Will. A. Hellan and J. Fred Helf, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


13	21	Everything Stops for Tea, 1935
		Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart, and Al Hoffman, Piano and voice, The Cinephonic Music Co. Inc, English tea


13	22	Every Star Falls In Love With Its Mate, 1907
		Chauncey Olcott and Chas. E. Casey, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


13	23	Everybody's Loved by Someone, 1916
		Mary Ruth Meyer and Paul Shannon, Piano and voice, Glover Bros. Brunswick, GA


13	24	Everybody's Laughing, 1938
		Samuel Lerner and Ben Oakland, Piano and voice, Kalmar and Ruby Music Corporation


13	25	Every Home has Lost a Darling, 1873
		George Cooper and Ernest Leslie, Piano and voice, W. A. Pond & Co., Dead child


13	26	Don't Go in the Lion's Cage Tonight, 1934
		John Gilroy and E. Ray Goetz, Piano and voice, E. Ray Goetz, Mock ballad


13	27	Don't Let the girlies Get You, 1910
		George V. Hobart and Jean Briquet, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., from an early musical, newspaper supplement


13	28	Don't Let Her Lose Her Way, 1897
		George H. Taggart and Max S. Witt, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., Girl leaving the country for the big city


13	29	Doll Dance, 1927
		Nacio Herb Brown, Piano and voice, Sherman, Clay, & Co.


13	30	When You're Down in Georgia, Don't Forget Atlanta, 1921
		Al Goering and Harry Bauden, Piano and voice, Henry W. Lyon, About Atlanta, GA


13	31	Do Your Honey Do, 1897
		Theo. A. Metz, Piano and voice, Philadelphia Press Supplement


13	32	Do You Do? Do You Do? Do You Do?, 1944
		Ervin Drake and Efrain Orosco, Piano and voice, Amigo Music Publishing Co.


13	33	Dolly Doolittle, 1939
		Al Bryan, Doris Fisher, and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, Fred Fisher Music Co.


13	34	Don't Fool With Me, 1943
		Irene Higgenbotham, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co., Woman's perspecitve on dating


13	35	Don't Even Change a Picture on the Wall, 1950
		Lee Morse, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers


13	36	Don't Cry, 1951
		Eddie Constantine and Edith Plaf, Piano and voice, Hollis Music, Inc.


13	37	Don't Count Your Kisses, 1936
		Ralph Freed, Harry Stride, and Bernard Maltin, Piano and voice, Sherman, Clay & co.


13	38	Don't Blame Me For What Happens in the Moonlight, 1915
		Joe Young and Bert Grant, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin & snyder co.


13	39	Don't Be What You Ain't, 1905
		George V. Hobart, Edwin Milton Royle, and Silvio Hein, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


13	40	Don't Be Sorrowful Darling, 1862
		J. P. Webster and Alice Cary, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters, Woman's perspective who is dying


13	41	Don't Be So Mean, 1905
		Bert Fitzgibbon and Theodore Morse, PIano and voice, F. B. Haviland, Woman kicking out her laxy husband


13	42	Don't Be Like That, 1928
		Archie Gottler, Charles Tobias, and Maceo Pinkard, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., Courting


13	43	Don't Be Anybody's Moon But Mine, 1908
		Will M. Hough, Frank R. Adams, and Jos. E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris, Early musical


13	44	Don't Be Angry With Me Darling, 1871
		W. L. Gardner and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, Charles W. Harris


13	45	Don't Be Angry Mother, 1852
		Master Adams, Piano and voice, G. Willig Jr.


13	46	Don't Let it Happen Again, 1934
		Marty Symes, Al J. Neiburg, and Jarry Levinson, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein Inc., Courting


13	47	Don't Get Collegiate, 1929
		Chas. Tobias, Steve Nelson, and Peter De Rose, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, Inc., College


13	48	Don't Forget the Salvation Army (My Doughnut Girl), 1919
		Elmore Leffingwell, James Lucas, Robert Brown, and Wiliam Frisch, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation, Salvation Army, WWI


13	49	Don't Forget Me Little Darling, 1877
		Annie M. Curtis and Alfred E. Warren, Piano and voice, W. H. Cundy


13	50	Don't Take My Darling Boy Away!, 1915
		Will Dillon and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


13	51	Don't Take Me Home, 1908
		Vincent Bryan and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


13	52	Don't Sweetheart Me, 1953
		Cliff and Charlie Tobias, Piano and voice, Advance Music Corporation, courting


13	53	Don't Steal the Sweetheart of a Soldier, 1952
		Lew Brown and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Circle Music Publications, Korean War era


13	54	A Cowboy Ridin' High Over There, 1942
		Buck Ram, Piano and voice, Noble Music Co., WWII era


13	55	Don't Sing Yoo-Hoo, 1941
		Harry Filler, Gloria Bair, and Frank Capano, Piano and voice, Tin Pan Alley, WWII era comic song


13	56	Don't Put Me On a Ration of Love, 1942
		Harry Pease, Arthur, Terker, and Irv Carroll, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc., WWII era love long


13	57	Down in Chi-Chi Hotch Watchee, 1945
		Ray Bloch, Nat Simon, and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corp.


13	58	Down in a Coal Mine, no date
		J. B. Geoghegan, Piano and voice, J. L. C. & Co.


13	59	Down in Bom-Bombay, 1915
		Ballard Macdonald and Harry Carroll, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., India


13	60	Down Honolulu Way, 1916
		J. E. Dempsey, Earl Burtnett, and Jos. A. Burke, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Hawaii


13	61	Down Hoosier Way, 1944
		Eleanor Smythe, Ruck Frank, and Johnny Polce, Piano and voice, M. M. Cole Publishing Co., Indiana


13	62	Douglas Funeral March, 1861
		Geo. W. Hewitt, Piano, Lee & Walker


13	63	Down Georgia, 1902
		Wm. Christopher O'Hare, Piano, M. Whitmark & Sons, Georgia


13	64	Double Trouble, 1935
		Leo Robin, Richard A Whiting, and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Paramount Productions Music Corp., Woman in love with two guys


13	65	Down Deep Within the Cellar, no date
		John Oxenford, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co., German drinking song translated


13	66	Down by the Sad Sea Shore, 1870
		W. A. Ogden, Piano and voice, W. W. Whitney, Waiting for someone to return from sea


13	67	Down by the Riverside I Stray, 1861
		Geo. P. Morris and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


13	68	Down by the Old Garden Gate, 1913
		Wm. R. Clay and Chas. L. Johnson, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Co., Courting


13	69	Down at the Old Minstrel Show, 1935
		Nick Kenny, Eddie Moran, and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


13	70	Down at the Barbecue, 1914
		Roger Lewis and Ernie Erdman, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter, Church barbecue


13	71	Down Argentina Way, 1940
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc., Spanish and English lyrics


13	72	Down Among the Sugar Cane, 1929
		Charles Tobias, Sydney Clare, and Peter DeRose, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc., courting


13	73	Down Among the Sheltering Palms, 1948 (1915)
		James Brockman and Abe Olman, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation (Leo Fiest)


13	74	Dove Song, 1897
		Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern, Newspaper supplement


13	75	Dora, the Clam Digger's Daughter, 1946
		Axel Munro and Dick Cunliffe, Piano and voice, Lou Citro Publications, Love song


13	76	Down Upon the Rappahannock, 1863
		Alice Hawthorne, Pianoa nd voice, Winner & Co., Woman Composer


13	77	Down the Shadowed Lane She Goes, 1875
		Geo. L. Osgood, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


13	78	Down the Burn Davy Love, no date
		Francoe, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


13	79	Down South, 1927
		Sigmund Spaeth and Wm. H. Myddleton, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Co., the South


13	80	Down on the Farm, 1902
		Raymond A. Browne and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


13	81	Down on Ami Ami Oni Oni Isle, 1942
		Mack Gordon and Harry Owens, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc., Movie song, Song of the Islands


13	82	Down Old Harmony Way, 1913
		David Oppenheim and Joe Cooper, Piano and voice, Shapiro Music Publishing Co., Tennessee


13	83	Down Memry's Path, 1937
		Lucile Moore Johnston and Birdie Jackson Blank, Piano and voice, Lucile More Johnston, "Adopted 1932 - Georgia's State Song"


13	84	Don't You Angel Me You Little Devil, 1950
		John Klenner, Esther Van Sciver and Bob Miller, Piano and voice, Bob Miller Inc.


13	85	Down in Toyland Village, 1940
		Gladys Shelley and Ruth Cleary, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


13	86	Down in the Valley, 1943
		Frank Luther, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


13	87	Don't Worry Willie, 1942
		Harry Wycoff and Ernie Breuer, Piano and voice, Edwards Music Co.


13	88	Down in the Vale of Shenandoah, 1906
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris, Shenandoah


13	89	Down't Worry It May Not All Be True, 1907
		Rose & Snyder, Piano and voice, Rose & Snyder


13	90	Down in the Orchard Swing, 1891
		J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, Frank Tousey's Publishing House

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Down In The Old Cherry Orchard, 1907

S. R. Henry and Alfred Bryan, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


14	2	Down in the Alley and Over the Fence, 1939
		James Cavanaugh, John Redmond, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


14	3	Down in the Deep, Let Me Sleep When I Die, 1900
		W. L. Titus and H. W. Petrie, Piano and voice, The Albright Music Co., Sailor


14	4	Down in Poverty Row, 1896
		Gussie L. Davis and Arthur Trevelyan, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., poverty in America


14	5	Down in Sunny Hometown, 1910
		Jack Mahoney and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, Theodore Morse Music Co.


14	6	Down In Old Wyomin', 1945
		Lee Pearl, Art Berman, and Vic Baron, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers, Wyoming


14	7	Down In Martinique, 1935
		Al Sliverman, Sam Rose, and Jules Lande, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


14	8	A Dream, 1895
		Chas. B. Cory and J. C. Bartlett, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company


14	9	Dream Girl Waltzes, 1906
		D. E. Harlem, Piano and voice, Sam Fox Publishing Co.


14	10	Down Yonder, 1921
		L. Wolfe Gilbert, Piano and voice, Southern Music Pub. Co., Trains and the south


14	11	Down Where the Wurzburger Flows, 1902
		Vincent P. Bryan and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, German song


14	12	Dream-Days, 1913
		Chas. L. Johnson, Piano and voice, Foster Music Publisher


14	13	Down Where the Swanee River Flows, 1903
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, South


14	14	Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow, 1901
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Company, South


14	15	Down Went M'Ginty in His Best Suit of Clothes, no date
		Joseph Flynn, Piano and voice


14	16	Darling, 1913
		Earl Carroll and Archibald Joyce, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, Dreaming of her dead lover


14	17	A Dreamer's Holiday, 1949
		Kim Gannon and Mabel Wayne, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


14	18	My Dear Old Home, 1875
		William S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters, large amount of advertissments with two songs


14	19	Downton, 1964
		Tony Hatch, Piano and voice, MCA Music


14	20	The Dream Peddler, 1944(1947)
		Al Stewart and Pepe Delgado, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


14	21	Draw the Sword Scotland, no date
		Piano and voice, Arranged for Spanish Guitar


14	22	The Dream of the Reveller, no date
		C. Mackey and Henry Russell, Piano and voice


14	23	Dream of Other Days, 1853
		H. S. Colman, Piano and voice, H. McCaffrey


14	24	Dream No Longer Maiden Fair, 1849
		I. B. Woodbury, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


14	25	Dream Kisses, 1927
		Jack Yellen and M. K. Jerome, Piano and voice, Ager. Yellen & Bornstein Inc.


14	26	Dreams, Dreams, Beautiful Dreams, 1914
		Dr. Chas. J. Stevenson, Piano and voice, The Hext Music Co.


14	27	Dreamland Brings Memories of You, 1919
		Ernie Erdman and Celia Tomkins, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc.


14	28	Dreaming of Mother and Home, 1898
		Arthur J. Lamb and John S. May, Piano and voice, Windsor Music Co., Newspaper Supplement


14	29	Dreaming of Home and Mother, 1868
		John P. Ordway M. D., Piano and voice, G. D. Russell & Company


14	30	Home of My Childhood, no date
		Frank W. Green and W. P. Howard, Piano and voice, Signed by composer W. P. Howard in 1818 on front cover, featuring Blind Tom, Georgian performer


14	31	Dreaming Love of You, 1905
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


14	32	Dude Ranch Serenade, 1944
		June Hershey and Don Swander, Piano and voice, Crossroads Music Co.


14	33	Dreaming, 1911
		Archibald Joyce, Piano, Leo. Feist


14	34	The duchess Threw Her Crutches Away, 1936
		Fred Fisher and Harry Jentes, Piano and voice, Fred Fisher, Dance songs


14	35	Dubbuldideery, no date
		Walter de la Mer and Norman Peterkin, Piano and voice, Oxford University Press


14	36	Driving Down the Fairway, 1960
		W. J. Burdashaw, Piano and voice, W. J. Burdashaw, Augusta, Ga


14	37	Driven From Home, 1868
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. Peters, Orphan


14	38	Drums and Trumpets, no date
		F. B. Helmsmuller, Piano, New York State Militia


14	39	Drinking Gin (Temperance Song and Chorus), 1870
		W. F. Heath, PIano and voice, J. L. Peters, Temperance Movement


14	40	Driftin' Down the Dreamy Ol' Ohio, 1950
		Jack Elliott and Harold Spina, PIano and voice, Edwin H. Morris & Company


14	41	Drummers Song or Sweethearts in Every Town, 1905
		William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


14	42	The Drummer Boy of Shiloh, 1865
		Wlll. S. Hays, Piano and voice, D. P. Faulds, Civil War song


14	43	Drummer Boy of Antietam, 1863
		Albert Fleming, PIano and voice, D. P. Faulds, Civil War song


14	44	Dreamy Alabama, 1919
		Mary Earl, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., Alabama


14	45	Drum Major's Song, 1900
		Harry B. Smith and Harry T. MacConnell, Piano and voice, Edwards Schuberth


14	46	Dreams of Long Ago, 1912
		Enrico Caruso (Earl Carroll), PIano and voice, Leo. Feist


14	47	Evening Stroll, 1905
		Scott Clark, Piano, Standard Publishing Company


14	48	Dreams Just Dreams, 1910
		Berlin & Snyder, Piano and voice, Ted Snyder Co.


14	49	Dixie (New Words), no date
		Miss Marie Louise Eve, Voice, Writer of new words from Augusta, GA


14	50	Dixie Daisy, 1912
		Halsey K. Mohr, Piano and voice, Head Music Pub. Co.


14	51	Dixie Bill, 1918
		George Arnold Knight, Piano and voice, Geo. Arnold Knight, WWI "Patriotic Song" from a black man, also published in Watikinsville, GA


14	52	Dixon's Line or Dixey Land, 1860
		Edgar Porter, Piano, Marsh, Civil War song


14	53	Dirty Hands, Dirty Face, 1923
		Jolson, Clarke, & Leslie, Piano and voice, Clarke & Leslie Songs


14	54	Dirge, Our Deeply Lamented Martyred President!, 1865
		O. Wheelock and E. Mack, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker, Lementing the death of Abraham Lincoln


14	55	Dinty McGinty, 1942
		Ruth O'Neill, George Cory, and Marion Barry, Piano and voice, Top Music Publishers, WWII Propaganda song


14	56	Dinah Doe, 1847
		S. S. Steele and A. F. Winnemore, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reid, Plantation Songs


14	57	Dinah, 1925
		Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Harry Akst, Piano and voice, Mills Music, From a musical, blackface on the cover


14	58	Dig You Later, 1945
		Harold Adamson and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Twentieth Century Music Corporation


14	59	Dig-Dig-Dig-Dig For Your Dinner, 1950
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation


14	60	Didja Ever?, 1951
		Mann Curtis and Vic Mizzy, PIano and voice, Miller Music Corporation


14	61	Do They Think of Me at Home, no date
		C. W. Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co..


14	62	Do They Miss Me At Home?, 1852
		S. M. Grannis, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


14	63	Did You Mean It?, 1936
		Mort Dixon and Jesse Greer, PIano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


14	64	Did You Mean It?, 1927
		Phil Baker, Sid Silvers, and Abe Lyman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


14	65	The Dickey-Bird Song, 1947
		Howard Dietz and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation.


14	66	Do I Worry?, 1941
		Stanley Cowan and Bobby Worth, Piano and voice, Melody Lane Inc.


14	67	Diary of Dreams, 1939
		Ade Robson, Piano and voice, Joe Davis Inc.


14	68	Diane of the Green Van, 1914
		J. Will Callahan, Piano and voice, Frank K. Root & Co.


14	69	Do, Do, My Huckleberry Do, 1893
		Harry & John Dillon, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


14	70	I Wish I Was in Dixie's Land, 1860
		Dan. D. Emmett, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Dixie land song we all know


14	71	Dixie Moon, 1908
		Geo. A. Reeg Jr. and Wm. Covert, Piano and voice, Chas I Davis Music Publisher


14	72	Dixie For the Union, 1861
		Frances J. Crosby and Dan D. Emmett, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Civil War song from the Union, calling out against secesstion


14	73	Desert Dreams, 1920
		Leonard Lewin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co., Egyptian theme


14	74	Desconfianza de tu Amor (I've Lost All Confidence In You), 1947
		Joe Davis, Jaime Yamin, Piano and voice, Caribbean Music, Inc., Spanish and English


14	75	Departed Days, 1867
		Wurzel and L. Louis, Piano and voice, Root & Cady, Death


14	76	The Dearest Spot on Earth To Me Is Home, no date
		W. T. Wrighton, Pinao and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


14	77	Dearest Santa, 1957
		Bonnie Boyd and Michael Dunn, Piano and voice, Beverly Music Corporation, Christmas


14	78	Deliver Me to Tennessee, 1942
		Marvin Hughes, Owen Bradley, and Beasley Smith, Piano and voice, Advanced Music Corporation, WWII Era song


14	79	Dearest Mae, 1817
		Francis Lynch and James Power, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


14	80	Dearest in the World to Me, 1897
		Robert A. Keiser, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company, Newspaper Supplement

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Dearest Brother We Miss Thee, 1853

Carrie H. B. and Geo. F. Root, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


15	2	Dearest, 1910
		William Ernest Henley, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


15	3	Deserted Rebel Mansion, 1865
		I. W. Gougler, Piano and voice, Horace Waters, Written by a Union soldier


15	4	The Deserted Bride Song, no date
		Geo. P. Morris and M. W. Balfe., Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


15	5	Dear Old Pal of Mine, 1918
		Harold Robe and Gitz Rice, Piano and voice, G. Ricordi & Co. Inc., WWI era, using "pal" to describe a woman and make her more equal to him


15	6	The Dear Old Home is Calling, 1913
		G. Hubi-Newcombe and Arthur Kingston-Stewart, PIano and voice, Boosey & Co.


15	7	Defend Your Country, 1940
		John W. Bratton and Leo Edwards, Piano and voice, Paull-Pioneer Music Corp., WWII propaganda song inspired by propaganda


15	8	Dear Old Daddy Long Legs, 1919
		Neville Fleeson and Alber Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corpoation,


15	9	The Dear Old Flag, 1862
		W. B. Bradbury, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., Civil War Union Song


15	10	Deep South, 1935
		Victor Selsman, Irving Brown, and Ray Bloch, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein


15	11	Dear Old Broadway, 1899
		J. Cheever Goodwin and Edward E. Rice, Piano and voice, Edward E. Rice, New York Journal Supplement


15	12	Deep Night, 1929
		Rudy Vallee and Charlie Henderson, Piano and voice, Ager. Yellen, and Bornstein Inc.


15	13	Deep in the Heart of Texas, 1941
		June Hershey and Don Swander, Piano and voice, Melody Lane Publications, Texas


15	14	The Death of Warren, 1844
		Epes Sargent, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall, death of a soldier during the Revolutionary War


15	15	The Death of Taylor, 1850
		John P. Ordway, Piano and voice, A. & J. P. Ordway, death of President Zachary Taylor


15	16	Death of Dermot, no date
		F. W. N. Crouch, Piano and voice, W. C. Peters & Sons, death of a soldier on the battle field, Maybe Civil War?


15	17	December and May, 1893
		Ed. Marks and WM. Loraine, Piano and voice, Frank Harding, Old man courting a much younger woman


15	18	Deed You Haven't Treated Me Right, Hun, 1898
		R. M. Stults and Nathan Bivins, Piano and voice, M. D. Swisher


15	19	Dear Mother Was It Right?, 1856
		Alfred Burnet and Maurice STrakosch, Piano and voice, Edward L. Walker, Young Lady courting


15	20	Dear Mom, 1941
		Maury Coleman Harris, Piano and voice, Republic Music Corp., WWII Era, solider writing to his mother.


15	21	Dear Mother I've Come Home to Die, 1863
		E. Bowers and Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, Firth, Son & Co., Civil War soldier coming home to die


15	22	Dear Louise, 1894
		Raymon Moore, Piano and voice, The New York Music Co.


15	23	Dear Little Heart, 1872
		Harrison Millard, Piano and voice, Spear & Dehnhoff


15	24	Dear Little Boy of Mine, 1918
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, WWI era


15	25	Dear Heart, What Might Have Been, 1926
		Fleta Jan Brown and Herbert Spencer, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


15	26	Dear Ireland When You're Free, 1898
		P. J. sweeney and J. A. T. Noble, Piano and voice, S. W. Simpson, Supplement to the Sunday World


15	27	Darling, 1907
		Arthur J. Lamb and Frederick V. Bowers, Piano and voice, Shapiro


15	28	Dear Heart, 1908
		J. Anton Dailey, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Supplement to the World Magazine


15	29	Dear Heart, 1919
		Jean LeFavre and W. C. Polla, Piano and voice, C. C. Church & Co.


15	30	The Darktown Strutter's Ball, 1917
		Shelton Brooks, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, mentions of Jelly Roll Morton


15	31	Dear Heart, 1908
		J. Anton Dailey, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


15	32	Dark Rapture, 1938
		Benny Goodman, Edgar Sampson, and Manny Kurtz, Piano and voicw, Bregman, Vocco and Conn, Inc.


15	33	Darkie's Our Master's Gone to Town, 1848
		Christy Minstresl, Piano and voice, Olive Ditson, Slaves singing about their master


15	34	Dear Arabella, 1941
		Stanley Joseloff and Sidney Lippman, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society, WWII era love song


15	35	Deacon Jones, 1943
		Johnny Lange, Hy Heath, and Richard Loring, Piano and voice, Pyramid Music Co., Clergy possibly being fradulant


15	36	Deal Gently with the Motherless, 1858
		Charles Leslie, PIano and voice, T. S. Berry, Orphans


15	37	Darby and Joan, no date
		F. E. Weatherly and J. L. Molloy, Piano and voice , Wm. A. Pond & Co., Dead wife


15	38	Dead on the Battle Field, 1862
		M. L. Hofford, Piano and voice, Marsh, Civil War death song


15	39	Dar He Goes, Dats Him, 1844
		Old Dan Emmit, Piano and voice, Keith's Music Publishing House, Banjo song


15	40	De Stories Uncle Remus Tells, 1899
		Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Englandes, Piano and voice, Edward Schuberth & Co., Musical Supplement of the New York Journal & 1 copy just the song


15	41	De Cull'ed Populashun, 1898
		Fred W. Bunte, Piano, H. L. Morris


15	42	De Bully's Weddin' Night, 1896
		Will C. Carlton and John W. Cavanagh, Piano and voice, Carleton, Cavanagh, & Co.


15	43	The Days When We Were Young, 1912
		Charles B. Weston, Piano and voice, Weston & Howell


15	44	The Days Gone By, 1865
		Chas. Swain, Esq. and J. Henry Whittemore, Piano and voice, John F. Ellis


15	45	The Daughters of a Minister, 1900
		Grant Stewart and W. T. Francis, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, innocent girls gone to the city


15	46	The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady, 1918
		Monty C. Brice and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Songs


15	47	The Day When You'll Forget Me, 1876
		Morgan and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


15	48	The Daughter of Mademoiselle from Armentieres (she's a bomb-a-dear), 1944
		Lew Pollack and Herman Rubby, Piano and voice, Pyramid Music Company, WWII independant woman


15	49	The Daughter of Jeanie (with the light brown hair), 1941
		Lew Sherwood, Piano and voice, London Music Corp.


15	50	Dat's De Time a Nigger Feels Glad, 1891
		Frank Dumont, PIanoa nd voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


15	51	The Dashing Young Officer, 1828
		John Whitaker, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co.


15	52	The Dashing White Sereant, no date
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Dubois and Stodart


15	53	A Dash of the Red White & Blue, 1918
		Gene Quirk, Piano and voice, The Quirk-Dudley Music Publishing Co., WWI era propaganda


15	54	Dar's One More Ribber for to Cross, 1881
		James Hosey and Thos. P. Westendorf, Piano and voice, W. F. Shaw


15	55	Darn It Baby, That's Love, 1950
		Joan Edwards and Lyn Duddy, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc, Conversaion between lovers about the future


15	56	The Day Beam is Over the Sea, no date
		J. A. Wade Esq. and Sir J. A. Steveson, Piano and voice, Parker & Ditson


15	57	Day of Columbia's Glory, 1876
		Geo. F. root, Piano and voice, Root & Sons Music Co., 100 year anniversary of the founding of America


15	58	The Day is Done, no date
		Longfellow and M. W. Balfe, Piano and voice, S. Brainerd & Co.


15	59	Darling Nelly Gray, 1857
		B. R. Hanby, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., in love with a black woman who was forced to leave Kentucky for Georgia


15	60	Cousin Jedediah, 1863
		H. S. Thompson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Company


15	61	Courting by Proxy, 1905
		John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C. Penfield, Piano and voice, Joseph W. Stern & Co., Instead of telling the one you love her, love the one you're with


15	62	Dancing with Tears in My Eyes, 1930
		Al dubin and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


15	63	Could I? I Certainly Could, 1926
		Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein Inc.


15	64	Could You Be True to Eyes of Blue If You Looked Into Eyes of Brown, 1902
		Cobb & Edwards, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


15	65	Corn Silk, 1940
		Wayne King and Hal Bellis, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco and Conn


15	66	Dance with a Dolly (With a Hole in Her Stockin'), 1940
		Terry Shand, Jimmy Eaton, and Mickey Leader, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., same tune as "Buffalo Girls"


15	67	Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow-Wow, 1892
		Joseph Tabrar, Piano and voice, Frances Day & Hunter


15	68	The Cot Where I was Born, 1844
		L. Heath and George Hews., Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


15	69	Dancing Feet, 1935
		Sidney Mitchell and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Santly Bros.-Joy Inc.


15	70	The Cottage in the Grove, 1799
		Pinao and voice, I & M Paff


15	71	The Cottage on the Lea, 1861
		Frank Howard, Piano and voice, H. M. Higgins


15	72	Dandy Broadway Swell, 1848
		Christy Minstels, Piano and voice, C. Holt Jr.


15	73	Dancing the Blues Away, 1914
		Joe McCarthy, Howard Johnson, and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


15	74	Cotton Club Parade, 1935
		Ted Koehler and Rube Bloom, Piano and voice, Mills Music


15	75	The Cottage Maid, no date
		Thos. H. Bayley, Piano and voice


15	76	Daddy's Little Girl, 1949
		Bobby Burke and Horace Gerlach, Piano and voice, Beacon Music, Illustrations around the music


15	77	Daddy's Little Boy, 1950
		Billy Collins, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co., Also illustrations


15	78	Costa Rica, 1945
		Ernesto Lecuona (Harry Ruby and Sunny Skylar), Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music corporation


15	79	Cossack Love Song (Don't Forget Me), 1926
		Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein, Herbert Stohart and George Gershwin, Piano and voice, Harms Inc., Russian musical


15	80	A Cossack Fights for Love, 1944
		Ernest Towle, Marion Barry, and Herbert Colin Ric, Piano and voice, Top Music Publishers, Russian love song

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Cossacks, 1930

Louise Christine Rebe, Piano and voice, The Willis Music , Russian song


16	2	Cose, Cose, Cose, 1947
		Armando Castro (Joe Davis), Piano and voice, Carribean Music Inc.


16	3	Daddy From Georgia Way, 1950
		Daisy Lawton and Hy Jefferson, Piano and voice, Life Music Inc., Georgia song


16	4	Daddy, no date
		Mary Mark Lemon and A. H. Behrend, Piano and voice, Century Music Publishing Co.


16	5	Coporal Schnapps, 1894
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, Root & Cady


16	6	Corns for My Country, 1946
		Leah Worth, Jean Barry, and Dick Charles, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation, WWII era, woman dancing


16	7	Corn Bread, 1881
		H. S. Perkins, Piano and voice, H. S. Perkins & Co., recipe for cornbread


16	8	Cordalia Malone, 1904
		William Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Remick, and Company


16	9	De Corazon A Corazon, 1945
		Ned Washington and Gabriel Ruiz, Piano and voice, Promotora Hespano Americana de Musica (Southen Music Publishing Co.)


16	10	Coralie! Coralie!, 1842
		Thos. Dunn English and J. Lebec, Piano and voice, G. Willig


16	11	The Contanental (You Kiss While You're Dancing), 1934
		Con Conrad and Herbert Magidson, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


16	12	Cross Over the Bridge, 1954
		Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss, Piano and voice, Laurel Music Corp., encouraging a person to reform


16	13	Coquette, 1928
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, Inc.


16	14	Cross the Great Divide (I'll Wait for You), 1908
		Sam M. Lewis and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Meyer Music Co.


16	15	Cora (Won't You Tell Me that You Love Me Too?), 1900
		George Totten Smith and Roberta A Keiser, Piano and voice, Hugo Schlam, New York World supplement


16	16	Cora Lee, 1853
		J. W. Beazell and H. B. Brown, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


16	17	Cora (The Indian Maiden's Song), no date
		Shirley Brooks esq and Alexander Lee, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


16	18	C. O. N. S. T. A. N. T. I. N. O. P. L. E., 1928
		Harry Carlton, Piano and voice, The Lawrence Wright Music Co.


16	19	Constantinople, 1861
		W. J. F. and A. Lloyd, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


16	20	Constantinople (Con-stan-ti-no-ple), 1917
		Bert Hanlon and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co.


16	21	The Copperhead of 1964, 1864
		John Holland and James G. Clark, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


16	22	A Cruel Hiss or "Your Mother, Jack, Died Here Today", 1894
		Harry S. Miller, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


16	23	Copper Colored Gal, 1936
		Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


16	24	Crows in a Cornfield, no date
		T. Philipps, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


16	25	Coontown Echoes, 1902
		Alden G. Wattles, Piano, M. D. Swisher


16	26	The Crow Quadrilles, 1837
		Robt. Ashley, Piano, Endicott


16	27	Coon, Coon, Coon, 1900
		Gene Jefferson and Leo Friedman, PIano and voice, Sol Bloom, "Most Popular Song of 1901"


16	28	A Coon Band Contest, 1899
		Arthur Pryor, Piano, The Bell Music Co.


16	29	Cross the Mason-Dixon Line, 1913
		Stanley Murphy and Henry I. Marshall, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


16	30	The Convent Belle, no date
		Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, Sam Carusi


16	31	Croquet, 1867
		C. H. Webb and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co., Croquet


16	32	The Continental Polka, 1945
		Johnny Green and Ralph Blane, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


16	33	Crinoline Days, 1922
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


16	34	The Crimson Chain, 1897
		Louis W. Pritzow and Emma Carus, Piano and voice, Joseph W. Stern & Co., Supplement to the Sunday World


16	35	Creole Belles, 1900
		J. Bodewalt Lampe, Piano, Whitney-Warner Publishing Co.


16	36	Crazy Things, 1943
		Walter "Mousie" Powell, Arthur Powell, and David Gornston, PIano and voice, David Gornston, Publisher of Musician's Music


16	37	The Constitution as it is, The Union as it Was, 1863
		Will. S. Hays, Piano and voice, D. P. Faulds, Civil War era song, South


16	38	Cradle's Empty, Baby's Gone, 1880
		Harry Kennedy, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co., Child death


16	39	The Cracovian Maid, no date
		F. Morton Esq. and Robert Guylott, PIano and voice, Atwill Publisher, Polish tune


16	40	The Cows in the Meadow Don't Moo Anymore, 1944
		Al J. Neiburg, Bickley Reichner, and Lt. Comdr. Clay A. Boland, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society, Inc., WWII Era song, even the cows miss you!


16	41	The Cow-Bell Song, 1946
		J. Morcillo (Ray Laurence) and Fernando Garcia, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


16	42	The Conscript's Departure, no date
		Charles Jefferys and Charles W. Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


16	43	Conquest, 1952
		Corky Robbins, Piano and voice, Lear Music, Inc., Woman chasing the man


16	44	The Conquered Flag (Companion to the Faded Grey Jacket), 1866
		Charlie L. Ward, Piano and voice, D. P. Faulds, Post Civil War song


16	45	The Conquered Banner, 1866
		Theod. Von Lahache, Piano and voice, A. E. Blackmar, Post Civil War song


16	46	The Confederates Waltzes (No. 1 & No. 3), 1854
		Theod. Von Lahache, Piano, Firth, Pond, & Co., Waltzes written for each state


16	47	Connecticut, 1946
		Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, Piano and voice, Harry Warren Music, Inc., Connecticut


16	48	Congo Rhythm, 1936
		Clyde Lucas and Lyn Lucas, Piano and voice, Joe Davis, Inc.


16	49	Congo Love Song, 1903
		Cole & Johnson Bros., PIano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., Shades of racism about Africa


16	50	Confucius Say, 1939
		Cliff Friend and Carmen Lombardo, Piano and voice, Olman Music Corporation, Asian stereotypes


16	51	The Cuban Hero, 1896
		Thos. J. O'Donahue and Richard L. Weaver, Piano and voice, Robert F. Parks, Sold for the Benefit of the Cuban Cause


16	52	Cu-Tu-Gu-Ru (Jack, Jack, Jack!), 1946
		Armando Castro , Joe Davis, Piano and voice, Caribbean Music Inc.


16	53	La Cumparsita, 1941
		R. R. Rack and Matos Rodriguez, Piano and voice, Morris Music Co.


16	54	Cuckoo in the Clock, 1939
		Johnny Mercer and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


16	55	Come Where the Violets Blow, 1840
		Wm. B. Cooke Esq. and Wilhelm Lucho, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


16	56	Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming, 1855
		Stephen C. Foster, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co.


16	57	The Cute Little Hat Check Girl, 1938
		Al Stillman, Ray Bloch, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Olman Music Corporation


16	58	Cutey, Tell Me Who Tied Your Tie, 1910
		Arthur Longbrake and Ed. Edwards, Piano and voice, Joe Morris Co., Girl persuing the boy


16	59	Come Ye Lofty! Come, Ye Lowly!, 1897
		George William Warren, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Warren, Supplement to the New York Journal


16	60	Cute and Cunning Wonderful Baby Doll, 1913
		Joe Goodwin and Joe McCarthy, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


16	61	The Curse of an Aching Heart, 1913
		Henry Fink and Al. Piantadosi, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, Morality song


16	62	Comrades, 1887
		Felix McGlennon and E. Jonghmans, Piano and voice, Thomas Music Company


16	63	Cuban Pete, 1936
		Jose Norman, Piano and voice, Hollywood Songs, Swing


16	64	Curly Head, 1913
		Sam M. Lewis and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Meyer Co.


16	65	Comin' In on a Wing and a Prayer, 1943
		Harold Adamson and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation, WWII about a plane that was damaged and getting back slowly


16	66	Coming Home, 1914
		D. Eardley-Wilmot and Charles Willeby, Piano and voice, Theodore Presser Co., WWI Era


16	67	Coming Home, 1945
		Billy Reid, Piano and voice, Macmelodies Ltd., WWII Era


16	68	Coming Home from the Old Camp Ground, 1865
		William T. Rogers, Piano and voice, S. Brainard & Son, Post Civil War era, soldiers coming hom


16	69	Comet Rag, 1910
		Ed. C. Mahony, Piano and voice, Daly Music Publisher, Haley's Comet appearance in 1910


16	70	Comin Thro the Rye, 1851
		Jenny Lind and Jules Benedict, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed & Co.


16	71	Comin Thro the Rye, no date
		J. F. Hance, piano and voice, S. Brainard & Co.


16	72	Cryin' For the Carolines, 1930
		Sam Lewis, Joe Young, and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp., North and South Carolina


16	73	Commence Ye Darkies All, 1849
		W. D. Corrister, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


16	74	LIberty for Me, no date
		Thos. Haynes Bayly and A. Adam, Piano and voice, Dubois & Bacon


16	75	Liberty Bell (It's Time to Ring Again), 1917
		Joe Goodwin and Halsey K. Mohr, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., WWI era


16	76	Love on the Brain, 1865
		Mrs. M. A. Kidder and Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst, Piano and voice, Wm. Jennings Demorest


16	77	Love On, no date
		Francis Paget Mason Esq. and Robert Guylott, PIano and voice, Millets Music Saloon


16	78	Levee Lou, 1912
		Edward Madden and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Steamboat on the Mississippi River


16	79	The Letter That Never Came, 1886
		Paul Dresser and Max Sturm, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


16	80	Love Not, no date
		Mrs. Morton and Blockley, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall

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The Letter (Dear John), 1951

Janice Torre, Paul Francis Webster, and Fred Spielman, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation, Letter to a soldier


17	2	Love Means Love, 1950
		Bonnie Lake and Carl Sigman, Piano and voice, A B C Music Corp.


17	3	Let's Talk About My Sweetie, 1926
		Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


17	4	Love, Sounds the Trumpets of Joy, no date
		Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


17	5	Let's Sing a Hymn to G. I. Jim, 1944
		Jimmy Rule and Larry Stock, Piano and voice, Jewel Music Publshing Co., WWII Era song to soldiers


17	6	Loved Ones Passed Away, 1880
		Ida Scott Taylor and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, Thompson & Odell


17	7	Let's Put the Axe to the Axis, 1941
		Leo Corday, Paul Mann and Stephan Weiss, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation, WWII Era Propaganda


17	8	Let's Put Out the Lights and Go to Sleep, 1932
		Herman Hupfeld, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


17	9	Love Thy Neighbor, 1934
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, De Sylva Brown and Henderson, Inc.


17	10	Let's Jog Along, 1919
		Jack Caddigan and Chick Story, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


17	11	Loveless Love, 1921
		W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, Handy Brothers Music Co.


17	12	Let's Have Another Cigarette, 1937
		Herb Magidson and Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


17	13	Let's Have Another One, 1940
		Don Raye and Hughie Prince, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


17	14	Knock Wood, 1910
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.


17	15	Kitty, 1946
		Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


17	16	Knock Knoc, - Who's There?, 1936
		Jimmy Tyson, Bill Davies, Vincent Lopez, and Johnny Morris, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., Beginning of the knock-knock joke?


17	17	The Knight of the Golden Crest, no date
		Harry Stoe Van Dyke and John Barnet, Piano and voice, John G. Klemm


17	18	K-K-K-Katy, 1918
		Georffrey O'Hara, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, Stuttering song, WWI era


17	19	Kitty Wells, 1888
		Chas. E. Atherton, Piano and voice, Stephen T. Gordon


17	20	Kissing Thro' the Bars, 1856
		Genl. William F. Small and Joseph Wood Jr., Piano and voice, Sep. Winner


17	21	Kitty Tyrrell, no date
		Chas. Jefferys and C. W. Clover, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


17	22	Kissing Papa Through the Telephone, 1889
		Thomas P. westendorf, Piano and voice, The W. F. Shaw Co., Telephone


17	23	Kitty Please Give Me a Kiss, 1909
		Emmerich Kalman, Karl von Bakony, and Robert Rodanzky, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


17	24	Kissing Games, 1934
		Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart, and Al Hoffman, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co.


17	25	Kitty Nell, 1852
		J. Gaspard Maeder, Piano and voice, Wm. Hall & Son


17	26	Kitty Clyde, 1853
		L. V. H. Crosby, Piano and voice, T. Hough


17	27	the Lonely Auld Wife, 1844
		Julien Cremar and Benjamin Lindsey Esq., Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


17	28	Lonely, 1930
		Clifford Grey, Ramon Novarro, and Herbert Stothart, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


17	29	Kiss the Boys Goodbye, 1941
		Frank Loesser and Victor Schertzinger, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


17	30	The Kiss that Made You Mine, 1915
		J. Will Callahan, Paul Biese, and F. Henri Klickman, Piano and voice, Frank K. Root & Co.


17	31	The Kiss that Made Me Cry, 1918
		Joe Burns, Arthur Fields, and Archie Gottler, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., WWI era song


17	32	Lone is the Cot, 1851
		Everett L. Baker, Piano and voice, J. Sage & Sons


17	33	The Lone Grave By the Sea, 1861
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, Tripp & Cragg


17	34	Kiss Me Quick and Go, 1856
		S. S. Steel Esq. and Fred Buckley, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond & Co.


17	35	A Lock of My Mother's Hair, 1877
		Frank Dumont and Eddie Fox, Piano and voice, Chas. F. Escher Jr.


17	36	Kiss Me Mother, Kiss Your Darling, 1864
		Letta C. Lord and Geo. F. Root, Piano and voice, Root & Cady


17	37	Lochlin & Eveline, no date
		J. Augustine Wade, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig Jr.


17	38	Loafin's Time, 1935
		Arthur Altman and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen & Bornstein Inc.


17	39	Kiss Me, Honey Do, 1898
		Edgar Smith and John Stromberg, Piano and voice, Weber, Fields, and Stromberg


17	40	Loafin', 1945
		Ervin Drake, Jack Danis, and Fitz Herbert, Piano and voice, Commercial Music Co.


17	41	Loading Up the Mandy Lee, 1915
		Stanley Murphy and Henry I. Marshall, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Steam boat


17	42	Kiss Me Good Night! (Out the Window You Must Go), 1913
		Lew Brown and Joe Goodwin, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


17	43	Lonesome Guitar, 1936
		Milton Pascal and Edgar Fairchild, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


17	44	Kiss Me, 1917
		Otto Harbach and Louis A. Hirsch, PIano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


17	45	Making Eyes, 1905
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilser, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


17	46	Make with the Bullets, Benny, 1942
		Frank Davis, Win Brookhouse, Sam Braverman, and Chas. Cody, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers, WWII propaganda


17	47	Make the Man Love Me, 1951
		Dorothy Fields and Arthur Schwartze, Piano and voice, Putnam Music Inc.


17	48	Make Room in Your Heart for a Friend/Forgive Me, 1945
		Wiley Walker and Gene Sullivan, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation


17	49	Make Poor Old Mother's Heart Glad, 1885
		P. P. Howard and Sam'l Bradbury, Piano and voice, P. R. McCargo & Co.


17	50	The Little Boy that Santa Claus Forgot, 1937
		Tommy Connor, Jimmy Leach, and Michael Carr, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


17	51	A Little Boy in Blue, 1902
		Raymond A. Brown and Theodore F. Morse, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, and Dresser


17	52	Make Love with a Guitar, 1940
		Maria Grever, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


17	53	Little Bo-Peep Has Lost Her Jeep, 1942
		Jerry Bowne and Frank de Vol, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation, WWII, dating a soldier


17	54	Make Believe, 1921
		Benny Davis and Jack Shilkret, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


17	55	Little Blossom, no date
		Charlotte Young and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Miller & Beacham


17	56	A Little Bit of Heaven, 1914
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


17	57	Major R. Anderson's Grand March, 1861
		Piano, Lee & Walker, Civil War


17	58	Major Jack Dowing's March, no date
		J. T. Norton, Piano, Dedicated to the second brigade Dowingville Militia


17	59	The Major and the Minor, 1942
		Edd Evans and Earl Bostic, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation, WWI era


17	60	A Little Bit Independent, 1935
		Edgar Leslie and Joe Burke, PIano and voice, Donaldson Douglas & Gumble Inc., trying to get an independent woman


17	61	The Maiden's Dream, 1849
		J. E. Carpenter, Esq. and James G. Maeder, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son, dead lover


17	62	The Maiden with the Dreamy Eyes, 1901
		J. W. Johnson and Bob Cole, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


17	63	Little Barefoot, 1866
		Frank Howard, Piano and voice, Root & Cady, Orphans


17	64	Little Bar-Butterfly, 1936
		Gene Austin, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


17	65	Little Annie Rooney, 1889
		Michael Noland and J. C. Mayseder, Piano and voice, Michael Nolan and J. C. Mayseder


17	66	The Maid of Snowden, no date
		Thos. Morton Esq. and Mich. Kelly, Piano and voice, J. Hewitt's Musical Repository


17	67	Little Alabama Coon, 1893
		Hattie Star, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


17	68	A Little Co-operation From You, 1937
		Lerner Goodhart and Hoffman, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


17	69	Little Chin-Chin (Keep Your Chin Up_, 1936
		Charlie Tobias and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


17	70	Maid of the Dark Eye Fare Thee Well, 1838
		Joseph W. Morris Esq. and E. Thomas, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig Jr.


17	71	The Little Dickey Birds, 1899
		Grant Stewart and Ludwig Englander, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


17	72	Maid of Athens, 1866
		A. H. Rosewig, Piano and voice, W. R. Smith, Athens, GA


17	73	Mahzel (Means Good Luck), 1947
		Artie Wayne and Jack Beekman, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc.


17	74	The Littel Dairy Maid, 1883
		Gus. Williams, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


17	75	Ma Lindy Lou/Run on Home, 1920
		Lily Strickland, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


17	76	Little Crumbs of Happiness, 1920
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, J. Whitmark & Sons


17	77	Magnolias in the Moonlight, 1936
		Walt Bullock and Victor Schertzinger, Piano and voice, Sam Fox Pub. Co.


17	78	Gen. Lee's Grnad March, 1863
		Hermann L. Schreiner, PIano, J. C. Schreiner & Son, Civil War era, printed in Georgia


17	79	Let Me Call You Sweetheart, 1910
		Beth Slater Whitson and Leo Friedman, Piano and voice, Harold Rossiter Music Company


17	80	Let Me Alone, 1854
		James Simmonos and Henry C. Watson, Piano and voice, Horace Waters

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Just a Sweet Old Gent and a Quaint Old Lady, 1937

Lew Brown, B. G. De Sylva, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Brown & Henderson Music Corporation, Getting Old together


18	2	Just a Small Room But It's Home, 1895
		Dave Marion and Fred Simonson, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


18	3	Let Georgie Do It, 1910
		Edgar Leslie and Al. Piantidosi, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


18	4	Leonore, no date
		J. G. Seymour and Joseph Weigl, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig Jr.


18	5	Just a Prayer, 1943
		Morty Berk, Billy Hays, and Joe Frasetto, PInao and voice, Mills Music Inc., WWII Era


18	6	Just a Plain Old Fashioned Love, 1910
		Harry S. Morris and Herbert W. Weymann, Piano and voice, H. A. Weymann & Son


18	7	Leonore, 1897
		Clifton Bingham and H. Trotere, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co.


18	8	A Lemon in the Garden of Love, 1906
		M. E. Rourke and Richard Carle, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


18	9	Just a Lock of Hair for Mother, 1899
		Andrew B. Sterlin and Max Dreyfus, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., Musical supplement to the Philadelphia Press


18	10	Just a Little Smile, 1911
		Jos. E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


18	11	Just a Little Rocking Chair and You, 1905
		Bert Fitzgibbon, Jack Drislane, and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


18	12	Legion of America, 1925
		E. L. Wright and Paul Nixon, Piano and voice, Shanklin-Attaway Post, Rome, GA, Presented by the Georgia Department American Legion thru Shanklin-Attaway Post No. 5 to the National Representatives in Rome, GA, August 1925


18	13	Just a Little Penny Postcard, 1944
		Herbert Dittmer and Charles O'Flynn, Piano and voice, Charles O'Flynn Publications, WWII era


18	14	Just Little Home for the Old Folks, 1932
		Edgar Leslie and Fred E. Halert, Piano and voice, Donaldson-Douglas & Gamble Inc Music Publishers


18	15	The Legend of the Maguire, 1904
		Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, Francis Mack Publishing Co., Music Supplement New York American and Journal Sunday


18	16	Just a Little Bit South of North Carolina, 1941
		Sonny Skyler, Bette Cannon, and Arthur Shaftel, Piano and voice, Porgie, Debin, & Friedman Inc., South Carolina


18	17	Left-Right, 1942
		(Kim Gannon) Sol Meyer and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation, 2 copies, different first verses


18	18	Just As We Used To Do, 1912
		Louis Robinson and Harry I. Robinson, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


18	19	Just as the Sun Went Down, 1898
		Lyn Udall, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, War time song


18	20	Leetle Baby Mine, 1878
		C. M. Connoly, Piano and voice, E. H. Harding, Dialect character song


18	21	Just as Long as I know Katie's Waitin', 1943
		Lew Brown and Geo. R. Brown, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., WWII era


18	22	Leave Us Face It (We're In Love), 1944
		"Archie", Abe Burrows, and Frank Losser, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


18	23	Leave the Dishes in the Sink Ma, 1945
		Spike Jones, Milton Berle, and Gene Doyle, PIano and voice, Pyramid Music Co., WWII era, coming home


18	24	Leave it to Love, 1941
		Sidney Jerome and Wally Ives, Piano and voice, Kanner Music Publishing Co.


18	25	Just Another Day Wasted Away, 1927
		Charles Tobias and Roy Turk, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


18	26	Just Another Blues, 1943
		Dick Charles, Larry Markes, and Jimmy Paul, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Co.


18	27	Learn to Croon, 1933
		Sam Coslow and Arthur Johnston, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


18	28	Just An Old Dusty Trunk in the Attic, 1934
		Charlie Tobias, Nat Simon, and Harold Raymond, Piano and voice, Superior Music Inc.


18	29	Lean Over Me At Starlight, 1851
		M. and Otto Fullgraff, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


18	30	Just a Word for Father, 1900
		Walter H. Ford and John W. Bratton, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


18	31	Just A-Whistlin' and a Whittlin', 1940
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


18	32	Just A-Wearying' For You, 1901
		Frank Stanton and Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Piano and voice, Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Son


18	33	Just as Your Mother Was, 1917
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


18	34	The Leaf and Fountain, no date
		Thomas Moore Esq. and Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig Jr.


18	35	Just an Escapade, 1941
		Jack Strouse, Sammy Weston, Fred C. Mann, and Frank Capano, Piano and voice, Tin Pan Alley


18	36	Lullaby Time, 1919
		Harold B. Freeman, Piano and voice, Jerome Remick Co.


18	37	Lorena, 1857
		Rev. H. D. L. Webster and J. P. Weester, Piano and voice, Higgins Bro's


18	38	Luna Is Gone, 1858
		Steph. C. Foster, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


18	39	Lucy! Tell Me I'm Your Beau, 1898
		Safford Waters, Piano and voice, New York Journal, New York Journal Supplement


18	40	Lucy Neal, no date
		Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


18	41	Looney Little Tooney, 1938
		Terry Shand, Jimmy Eaton, Billy Hays, and Tom Gindhart, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc


18	42	Lucy-Anna-Lou, 1910
		Edward Madden and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Music Publishers, Steamboat song, the south


18	43	Lost Star of My Home, 1865
		T. J. McEvily and Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co., Mourning the south pre-Civil War


18	44	Lucky Me-Lovable You, 1929
		Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein


18	45	The Lost One, 1844
		J. F. Duggan, Piano and voice, F. Perring


18	46	Lucky Lindy!, 1927
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Abel Baer, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, Charles Lindberg, planes


18	47	Lucky Jim, 1896
		Chas. Horwitz and Fred V. Bowers, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


18	48	Lost on the Lady Elgin, 1861
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters, Ships


18	49	The Crier or The Lost Heart, no date
		W. H. Bellamy Esq. and C. E. Horn, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


18	50	The Low-Backed Car, 1908
		Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company, Cars


18	51	Lorraine, 1917
		Alfred Bryan and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, McCarthy and Fisher Inc., WWI era


18	52	Love's Serenade, 1909
		Neil Moret, Piano, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


18	53	Love's Meditation, 1913
		John A. Seidt, Piano, John A. Seidt


18	54	Love's Whispering Waltzes, 1911
		Lettie Gould, Piano, Chruch, Paxson and Company


18	55	Love-Sick, 1908
		Louis Weslyn and Herbert Spencer, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


18	56	Lizzy Lindsay or Will You Gang to the Highlands With Me, no date
		A. Robertson, Piano and voice, George Willig


18	57	Live in My Heart and Pay No Rent, 1908
		James Thornton, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


18	58	Little Tommy Murphy, 1903
		Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland & Co., Supplement of the N. Y. American and Journal


18	59	Little Yaller Dog, 1919
		James MN. Gallatly, Piano and voice, Edward Morris Music Pub. Co.


18	60	Little Tin Soldier, no date
		F. E. Weatherly and J. L. Molloy, Piano and voice


18	61	The Little Things You Used to Do, 1935
		Al Dubin and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


18	62	Little Yaller Boy, 1898
		Hugh Morton and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms, Supplement of the New York Journal


18	63	Little Sweetheart Come and Kiss Me, 1873
		Arthur W. French and W. Brockway, Piano and voice, White & Coullaud


18	64	Little White Lies, 1930
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble Inc.


18	65	Little Sweetheart Annie Ray, 1875
		John T. Rutledge and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, Charles W. Harris


18	66	Little Sun Showers, 1921
		Bob Nelson, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


18	67	Keep the Love Lamp Burning, 1919
		Harry B. Smith and Hugo Riesenfeld, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


18	68	Keep the Home Fires Burning ('Till the Boys Come Home), 1914
		Lena Guilbert Ford and Ivor Novello, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Ltd., WWI Era


18	69	Little Snow Flake, 1909
		Hermann Timberg, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


18	70	Keep the Home Together, 1893
		Chas. Graham, Piano and voice, Spaulding & Kornder


18	71	Little Small town Girl, 1945
		Jules Loman and Hugo Rubens, Piano and voice, General Music Publishing


18	72	The Little Silkworm, 1935
		Maurice Sigler, Al Goodhart, and Al Hoffman, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


18	73	Little Shoes and Stockings, 1869
		Frank Howard, Piano and voice, S. Brainard's Sons


18	74	Keep Saving Your Love For Me, 1939
		Stan Sheppard, Eddie Seiler, and Sol Marcus, Piano and voice, Maytone Music Publishers


18	75	The Little Shoemaker, 1953
		Geoffrey Parsons, John Turner, and Rudi Revil, Piano and voice, Bourne Inc.


18	76	Keep On Doin' What You're Doin', 1933
		Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


18	77	Keep on Lovin', 1912
		M. Gunsky and Ernest Breuer, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


18	78	Keep 'Em Smiling, 1942
		Billy Rose and Milton Ager, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein, WWII Era, war bonds


18	79	Keep 'Em Flying!, 1941
		Bill Coleman, Piano and voice, Broadcast Music Inc., Dedicated to the U. S. Army Air Corps, WWII Era


18	80	Keep Away, no date
		Henry T. Tuckerman and E. Woolf, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall

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The Little Red Fox (N'ya N'ya Ya Can't Catch Me), 1939

James V. Kern, Hy Heath, and Johnny Lange, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


19	2	Keep A Little Corner in your Heart for Me!, 1876
		Geo. Cooper and J. C. Chamberlain, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co.


19	3	The Little Pigs, no date
		Alexander Lee, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


19	4	Keemo Kimo, 1854
		Geo. Christy and Woods, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


19	5	There's a Little Picture Playhouse in My Heart, 1935
		Edgar Leslie and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas, & Gumble


19	6	Kentucky Waltz, 1946
		Bill Monroe, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation, Kentucky


19	7	Kentucky, Sure As You're Born, 1923
		George A. Little, Haven Gillespie, and Larry Shay, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation, Kentucky


19	8	Little Pal of Long Ago, 1922
		Walter Hirsch, Claude Sacre, and Harold Dixon, Piano and voice, Richmond-Robbins, Referring to woman as a "pal"


19	9	Kentucky Dream, 1918
		S. R. Henry and D. Onivas, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


19	10	Kentucky Dream Waltz, 1918
		S. R. Henry and D. Onivas, Piano, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


19	11	Kentucky Days, 1912
		Jack Mahoney and Percy Wenrick, Piano and voice, The Wenrich - Howard Co.


19	12	Little Old Rag Doll, 1932
		Stuart Hamblen, Piano and voice, M. M. Cole Publishing Co.


19	13	Kentucky Babe (A Plantation Lullaby), 1896
		Richard Henry Buck and Adam Geibel, Piano and voice, White-Smith Publishing Co.


19	14	The Little Old Mill, 1947
		Don Pelosi, Lewis Ilda, and Leo Towers, Piano and voice, Shaprio, Bernstein & Co. Inc.


19	15	Keep Your Head Up, America, 1940
		R. Roy Coats, Piano and voice, R. Roy Coats, WWII era


19	16	Keep Your Head Down Allemand/Fritzie Boy, 1918
		Lieutenant Gitz Rice, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, Inc., WWI era


19	17	Little Old Lady, 1936
		Beatrice Lillie and Bert Lahr, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co.


19	18	Keep Your Eye on the Girlie You Love, 1916
		Howard Johnson, Alex Gerber, and Ira Schuster, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


19	19	Little Old Cross-Road Store, 1932
		John Mercer, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc.


19	20	Little Old Church on the Hilltop, 1941
		Leslie Beacon, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co.


19	21	Little Old Band of Gold, 1939
		Gene Autry, Chas. Newman, and Fred Glickman, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


19	22	Keep the Trench Fires Going (For the Boys Out There), 1918
		Eddie Moran and Harry Von tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


19	23	I'm a Little Teapot, 1941
		Clarence Kelley and Goerge H. Sanders, Piano and voice, Kelman Music Corp.


19	24	It Takes a Man to be a Soldier, 1898
		T. Brigham Bishop, Piano and voice, Primrose & West Music Pub. Co., Supplement to New York Journal 1898


19	25	I Yi Yimminy Yi (The Somrgasbord Song), 1945
		Lee Crane, Piano and voice, Leedee


19	26	I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much), 1941
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc.


19	27	I Yam What I Yam, 1945
		Rose Bandini, Mikki Sandrix, and Lenore Gardelle, Piano and voice, Standard Music Publishers


19	28	I Wonder if She's Waiting, 1899
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


19	29	I Wonder Where My Easy Rider's Gone?, 1913
		Shelton Brooks, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter, Jockey races


19	30	I Wonder Who Wished Her On Me, 1914
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


19	31	I Wonder What's Become of Sally, 1924
		Jack Yellen and Milton Ager, PIano and voice, Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein Inc.


19	32	I Wonder if Your Love will Last, 1902
		Thurland Chattaway, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland & Dresser


19	33	I Wonder if the Old Folks Think of Me, 1903
		J. E. Dempsey, PIano and voice, The Wilsky Music Pub. Co.


19	34	Iole, 1913
		Robert W. Chambers and Wm. Frederick Peters, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter


19	35	Invitation to the Blues, 1944
		Doris Fisher, Allan Roberts, and Arthur Gershwin, Piano and voice, Capitol Songs, Left at the altar


19	36	Into the Night, 1939
		Clara Edwards, Piano and voice, G. Schrimer Inc.


19	37	Into My Heart, 1930
		Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert, Piano and voice, Metr-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.


19	38	That International Rag, 1913
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder, Ragtime music spreading to other countries


19	39	Insufficient Sweetie, 1924
		Isham Jones and Gil Wells, Piano and voice, Milton Weil Music Co., Country woman in the city


19	40	Institution March, 1846
		Anthony Reiff, Piano, F. Riley & Co., Dedicated to the New York Institution for the Blind


19	41	Insanity ( a Daffy Ditty), 1907
		Jack Norworth an Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co., Marriage, divorce, and insanity


19	42	Inka Dinka Doo, 1933
		Ben Ryan and Jimmy "Schnozzle" Durante, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin


19	43	Ingle Side, no date
		T. V. Wiesenthal, Piano and voice, Wm. Hall & Son, Scotch Song


19	44	Inflation, 1946
		Zeke Manners and Lester Lee, Piano and voice, Bob Miller


19	45	(What Do You Do In The) Infantry, 1943
		Frank Loesser, Piano and voice, Saunder Publications, WWII Era


19	46	The Infant Dummer Polka, 1851
		Henry C. Watson, Piano, Wm. Hall & Son


19	47	The Indian's Prayer, 1846
		I . B. Woodbury, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee & Co., Wishing for their native land


19	48	Indians and Trees, 1933
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, George M. Cohan, Viewing how we have developed America from just "Indians and Trees"


19	49	Indiana Moonlight, 1938
		Joe Davis, Piano and voice, Joe Davis Inc., Indiana


19	50	Indiana, 1917
		Ballard MacDonald and James F. Hanley, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., Indiana


19	51	Indian Love Call, 1924
		Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Rudolf Friml, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


19	52	The Indian Hunter, no date
		Eliza Cook and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Firth, Hall & Pond


19	53	I Wouldn't If I Could, 1884
		Thomas P. Westendorf, Piano and voice, John Church & Co.


19	54	I Wouldn't Give That for Love, 1939
		Burton Shevelove and Perry Lafferty, Piano and voice, Joe Davis, Inc.


19	55	I Would We Had Not Met Again, 1839
		Mrs. Hamans and Henry Rohbock, PIano and voice, F. D. Benteen


19	56	I Would Not Die In Spring Time, 1850
		Milton Moore, PIano and voice, F. D. Benteen, Death song


19	57	I Would Like to Change My Name, 1856
		Miss Ouri, Piano and voice, Balmer & Weber, Wanting to get married


19	58	I Would Lay Me Doon and Dee (For My Laddie), 1944
		Hetz Shulman, Piano and voice, Republic Music


19	59	I Would I Were a Child Again, 1853
		H. T. Merrill, Piano and voice, Balmer & Weber


19	60	I Won't Take "No" For An Answer, 1937
		Charlie Tobias and Abel Baer, Piano and voice, Schuster and Miller Inc.


19	61	I Won't Marry You No More, 1946
		Al Bandini, Rose Bandini, and James Levigne, Piano and voice, Standard Music Publishers Ltd., Rejecting a very rude suitor


19	62	I Won't Go Home, 1938
		Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


19	63	I Won't be a Nun!, no date
		Piano and voice, J. L. Hewitt & Co., A woman being told to become a nun to settle down her wild ways


19	64	Ice Cold Katy, 1943
		Frank Loesser and Arthur Schwartz, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, WWII Era


19	65	Ibbidy Bibbidy Sibbidy Sab (Ibbidy Bibbidy Kanabo), 1950
		Mike Corcoran, Piano and voice, Michael J. Corcoran, Nonsense song


19	66	I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You, 1908
		Edward Madden and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


19	67	I've Lost You So Why Should I Care, 1916
		Richard Howard, Piano and voice, Daly Inc.


19	68	I've Left the Snow Clad Hills, 1860
		G. Linley, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


19	69	The Little Red School House, 1922
		Al Wilson and James Brennan, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


19	70	In the Land of Rip Van Winkle, 1950
		George Walsh and Bon Walker, Piano and voice, Royal Crown Music Co.


19	71	In the Land of Make Believe, 1950
		Sonny Kippe, Johnny Mario, and Walter Gary, Piano and voice, Broadcast Music Inc.


19	72	In the Land of Harmony, 1911
		Bert Kalmar and Ted Snyder, Piano and voice , Ted Snyder Co.


19	73	In the Land of Beginning Again, 1918
		Grant Clarke and George W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., WWI Era, conserving paper


19	74	In the Land O' Yamo Yamo, 1917
		Joe McCarthy and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, McCarthy & Fisher Inc.


19	75	In the House of Too Much Trouble, 1900
		Will A. Heelen and J. Fred Heir, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


19	76	In the Hills of Tennessee, 1945
		Francis Craig, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation, Tennessee


19	77	In the HIlls of Tennessee, 1932
		Sam M. Lewis and Ira Schuster, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing


19	78	In the Good Old Summertime, 1902
		Ren Shields and George Evans, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland & Dresser


19	79	In the Hills of Old Kentucky, 1914
		J. R. Shannon and Chas. L. Johnson, Piano and voice, F. J. A. Forster


19	80	In Those Good Old Days Long Ago, 1886
		Goerge Cooper and F. Gilbert, Piano and voice, Richard A. Saalfield

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In the Gloaming, 1878

Meta Orred and Annie Fortescue Harrison, Piano and voice, R. A. Saalfield


20	2	In the Garden of Romance, 1915
		Herbert Reynolds and Emmerich Kalman, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms, Francis Day, & Hunter


20	3	In the Evening By the Moonlight, Dear Louise, 1906
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co.


20	4	In the Evening By the Moonlight, 1937
		James Bland, Piano and voice, Calumet Music Co., 2 copies


20	5	In the Dells of Old Wisconsin, 1904
		Frank K. Root, Piano and voice, Frank K. Root & Co., Wisconsin


20	6	I've Got the Sweetest Girl in Maryland, 1917
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	7	I've Got the Blue Ridge Blues, 1918
		Chas. A. Mason, Chas. S. Cooke, and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


20	8	I've Got Something in My Eye, 1936
		Charles Newman and James V. Monaco, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein


20	9	I've Got Rings on My Fingers (Or Mumbo Jumbo Jijjiboo J. o'shay), 1909
		Weston and Barnes and Maurice Scott, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter


20	10	I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now, 1919
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc, WWI era


20	11	I've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night, 1950
		Ted Daffan, Piano and voice, Peer International Corporation


20	12	I've Got a Walkie Talkie, 1946
		Hal David, Don Rodney, and Martin Block, Piano and voice, Martin Block Music Inc., Walkie Talkies instead of phones


20	13	I've Got a Pain in My Sawdust, 1909
		Henry C. Warner and Herman Avery Wade, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


20	14	I've Got a Moonlight Date (At the Golden Gate), 1939
		Paul Francis Webster and Frank E. Churchill, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


20	15	In the days When We Went Gipsying, 1839
		N. J. Sporle, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


20	16	In the Candlelight, 1913
		Fleta Jan Brown, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


20	17	In the Bright Moonlight, 1893
		William Jerome and Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


20	18	In the Baggage-Coach Ahead, 1896
		Gussie L. Davis, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland & Co.


20	19	In Sunny Italy, 1909
		Fred Fischer, Piano and voice, Fred Fischer Music Pub.


20	20	I'm Wishing, 1937
		Larry Morey and Frank Churchill, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc., from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"


20	21	I'm Whistlin' For My Honey, 1934
		Joe Young, Charles Newman, and James V. Monaco, Piano and voice, Harry Engel Inc.


20	22	I'm Wearing My Heart Away for You, 1902
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


20	23	I'm Wantin' You Jean, 1912
		Frank L. Standton, Piano and voice, Willis Music Company


20	24	I'm Waiting for Tomorrow to Come, 1919
		Frank Davis and F. Hawelka M. Prival, Piano and voice, A. J. Stasny Music Co.


20	25	I'm Tying the Leaves so They Won't Come Down, 1907
		E. S. S. Huntington and J. Fred Helf, Piano and voice, Helf & Hagar Co.


20	26	I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes, 1929
		A. P. Carter, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


20	27	I'm Thinking, Love, of Thee, 1883
		Robert Downing and John Wiegand, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon & Son


20	28	I'm the Man that Wrote Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-ay, 1892
		James Thornton, Piano and voice, Frank Harding


20	29	I'm Steppin' Out Now, 1933
		Jimmy Brown and Eddie Boyden, Piano and voice, Will Lewis


20	30	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry, 1918
		June Elvidge and John Bowers, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


20	31	I'm Sorry, 1906
		Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co.


20	32	I'm Sitting Pretty In a Pretty Little City, 1923
		Lou Davis, Abel Baer, and Hanry Santly, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	33	I'm Simply Crazy Over You, 1915
		William Jerome, Ray Goetz, and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


20	34	I'm Sending X's to a Girl from Texas, 1943
		Charlie Tobias and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co., WWII Era


20	35	I'm Sending a Message to Mama, 1911
		Joe McCarthy and Al PIantadosi, PIano and voice, Leo. Feist


20	36	I'm Satisfied to Step Aside, 1918
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Gilbert & Friedland Inc.


20	37	I'm Sadest When I sing, no date
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


20	38	I'm Running Around in Circles (Trying to Square Myself with You), 1935
		Phil Baxter and Jay Burnette, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogel Music Co.


20	39	I'm Queen of the Fairy Band, no date
		Albert Surrey and Joseph Philip Knight, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


20	40	I'm Popeye the Sailor Man, 1934
		Sammy Lerner, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


20	41	I Wanna Marry a Bombardier, 1942
		Mack David, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corporation, WWII


20	42	I Wanna Make With The Happy Times, 1940
		Frank Loesser and Gertrude Niesen, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


20	43	In the Cool, Cool, Cool, of the Evening, 1951
		Johnny Mercer and Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


20	44	I've Got a Locket in My Pocket, 1945
		Mack David and Art Kassel, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


20	45	I've Got a Feelin' You're Foolin', 1935
		Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown, Piano and voice, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.


20	46	I've Got a Feelin' For You, 1904
		Edward Madden and Theodore F. Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


20	47	I've Got a Date with Judy, 1944
		Eileen Leslie and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Saunders Publications


20	48	I'm Got a Bone to Pick with You, 1941
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


20	49	Irish Potheen, 1882
		Wm. J. Scanlan, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms Co.


20	50	The Irish Mother's Lament, no date
		John Barton, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


20	51	Irish Love Song, 1898
		Margaret Ruthven Lang, Piano and voice, Arthur P. Schmidt


20	52	The Irish Jubilee, 1890
		James Thornton and Chas. Lawler, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	53	Irish Eyes, 1917
		Walter Wolfe, Piano and voice, Walter Wolff


20	54	Irish Come-All-Ye's and (Ballads of Ireland), 1931
		James C. Bradford, PIano and voice, Jacobsen Publshing Company, Collection of Irish songs


20	55	Irene, Good Night, 1892
		Gussie L. Davis, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	56	Irene, 1919
		Joseph McCarthy and Harry Tierney, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


20	57	Ireland Must Be Heaven for My Mother Came From There, 1916
		Joe McCarthy, Howard Johnson, and Fred Fischer, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


20	58	Ireland is Your Home Sweet Home, 1917
		Chas. Horwitz and Al. H. Wilson, Piano and voice, Ellis & Wilson


20	59	Ireland is Ireland to Me, 1915
		J. Keirn Bennan, Fiske O'Hara, and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	60	Isabelle, 1896
		Walter H. Ford and John W. Bratton, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


20	61	Isabella Kissed a Fella, 1942
		Al Hoffman, Mann Curtis, and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, Inc.


20	62	Isabel, Lost Isabel!, 1863
		Sep. Winner, Piano and voice, Sep. Winner


20	63	Isabel, no date
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


20	64	Is You Is, Or Is You Ain't (Ma' Baby), 1943
		Billy Austin and Louis Jordan, Piano and voice, Leeds Music


20	65	Is Yer Mammie Always With Ye?, 1896
		Leslie Stuart, Piano and voice, Francis, Day & Hunter, The New York Journal's Musical Supplement


20	66	Is That the Way to Treat a Sweetheart?, 1938
		Charlie Tobias and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Olman Music Corporation


20	67	Is Life Worth Living, 1893
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


20	68	Is It True What They Say About Dixie?, 1936
		Irving Caesar, Sammy Lerner, and Gerald Marks, Piano and voice, Irving Caesar, Inc.


20	69	I'm Saving Up Coupons, 1914
		Joe Weston, Billy James, and Abe Wilsky, Piano and voice, Abe Wilsky


20	70	Is It Possible?, 1939
		Al Dubin and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


20	71	Is It Anybody's Business if a Lady Has a Beau?, 1858
		O. R. Danderup, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


20	72	Is I in Love? I Is, 1932
		Mercer Cook and J. Russel Robinson, Piano and voice, De Sylva Brown and Henderson Inc


20	73	I Say, Mike!, no date
		Barney Fagan, Piano and voice, W. Paxton


20	74	I Salute You, 1940
		Marten Lowell, Max Spickol, and Maurie Hartman, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers


20	75	I Said No, 1941
		Frank Losser and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation, Trick song, think he's coercing her into sex, actually coercing her into getting a magazine subscription


20	76	I Wanna Be a Friend Of Yours, 1947
		Kermit Goell, Piano and voice, Hudson Music Corp.


20	77	I Opened up a Trunk, 1942
		James Cavanaugh, John Redmond, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


20	78	I Wandered on the Sea-Beat Shore, no date
		J. W. Cherry, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


20	79	I Want to be in Dixie, 1912
		Berlin & Snyder, Piano and voice, Ted Snyder Co., Going home to the South


20	80	I Want to be a Soldier, 1904
		Wm. Cahill, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.

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I Want to be a Drummer in the Band, 1902

Matt Woodward and Silvio S. Hein, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein and Company


21	2	I Want to be a Drummer Boy, 1909
		Geo. W. Sutton Jr. and W. J. Mullen, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


21	3	I Want Someone to Flirt With Me, 1910
		Costello and Sterling, Albert Von Tilzer, PIano and voice, The York Music Co.


21	4	I Want My Old Girl Back, 1918
		E. Sutton and Earl Burtnett, Piano and voice, A. J. Stasny Music Co.


21	5	I Want Dem Presents Back, 1896
		Paul West, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


21	6	I Want a Ragtime Bungalow, 1913
		Bert Kalmar, Piano and voice, Kalmar & Puck Music Co.


21	7	I Want a Little Lovin' Sometimes, 1912
		Chris. Smith, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


21	8	I Want a Girl (Just Like the Girl that Married Dear Old Dad), 1911
		Will Dillon and Harry Von Tilzer, PIano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


21	9	I Want a Filipino Man, 1899
		Irving Jones, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


21	10	I Want a Doll, 1918
		Ed. Moran, Vincent Bryan, and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


21	11	I Wants to be the Leadin' Lady, 1901
		George Totten Smith and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Von Tilzer


21	12	Jammin', 1937
		Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


21	13	I Want You, 1907
		Geo. M Cohan, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


21	14	I Want Yer Ma Honey, 1895
		Fay Templeton, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., An Ethiopian Oddity


21	15	I Want to go to Morrow, 1898
		Lew Sully, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co., Morrow, Ohio


21	16	I Want to go Back to Michigan, 1914
		Irving Berlin, PIano and voice, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder


21	17	I Want to go Back to Dixie Land, 1913
		Jean C. Havez and George Botsford, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


21	18	I Want to Fish in the Atlantic, 1943
		Eula Lance Bryan and Aaron A. Clark, Piano and voice, Eula Lance Bryan, Georgia composer, Cleveland, GA


21	19	I Want to be Loved, 1904
		Joe. Rosey and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, The York Music Co.


21	20	I'm One of the Family Now, 1899
		A. J. Lamb and Bernard Adler, Piano and voice, Windsor Music Co., New York Journal Supplement


21	21	I'm On the Crest of a Wave, 1928
		B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, De Sylva, Brown and Henderson


21	22	I'm on My Way to Mandalay, 1913
		Al. Bryan and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


21	23	I'm On My Way to Dublin Bay, 1915
		Stanley Murphy, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


21	24	I'm O'er Young to Marry Yet, no date
		Alex Lee, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


21	25	I Used to Know Her Years Ago, 1900
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


21	26	I'm Nothing but a Big Wax Doll, 1899
		Malcolm Williams, Piano and voice, Myll Bros., New York Journal Supplement


21	27	I'm not Jealous (But I Just Don't Like It), 1919
		Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson and Fred Mayo, PIano and voice, A. J. Stasny Music Co.


21	28	I'm Not Having Any (This Year), 1945
		Don Raye and Matty Malneck, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


21	29	I Taut I Taw a Puddy-Tat (I Thought I Saw a Pussy-Cat), 1950
		Alan Livingston, Billy May, and Warren foster, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


21	30	I'm Nobody's Baby, 1921
		Benny Davis, Milton Ager, and Lester Santly, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


21	31	I'm Mighty Proud of that Old Gang of Mine, 1942
		Ted Koehler and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Warock Music Co., Dead soldiers, WWII


21	32	I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover, 1927
		Mort Dixon and Harry Woods, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


21	33	I'm Lookin' Forward to Goin' Back Home, 1934
		Sam M. Lewis, Abel Baer, and Sam Pokrass, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc.


21	34	I'm Looking for Someone's Heart, 1915
		Harold Atteridge and Sigmund Romberg, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter


21	35	I'm Looking for a Sweetheart and I Think You'll Do, 1908
		R. H. Burnside and Manuel Klein, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


21	36	I'm Looking for a Guy Who Plays Alto and Baritone and Doubles on a Clarinet and Wear a Size 37 Suit, 1940
		Ozzie Nelson, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, male and female lyrics


21	37	I'm Lonely Since My Mother Died, 1863
		H. S. Thompson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


21	38	I'm Leaving Thee in Sorrow, no date
		Geo. Baker, Piano and voice, Marsh


21	39	I'm Laughing Up My Sleeve, 1937
		Peter Tinturin and Jack Lawrence, Piano and voice, Select Music Publications


21	40	I'm Late, 1949
		Bob Hilliard and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Walt Disney Productions, from "Alice in Wonderland"


21	41	I'm Keeping a Rendevous in Memory Lane, 1947
		Virginia Katherine Oliver and Bob Carleton, Piano and voice, Nordyke Publishing Company, signed by the lyricist


21	42	I'm Just Wild About Harry, 1921
		Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


21	43	I'm Just Going Down to the Gate, 1882
		Gus Williams, Piano and voice, W. A. Evans & Bro. Publishers


21	44	I'm Just Counting the Hours, 1943
		Norman Russell and Gene and Glenn, Piano and voice, Edwards Music Co.


21	45	I'm Just a Lucky So-And-So, 1945
		Mack David and Duke Ellington, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


21	46	I'm Just a Jitterbug, 1938
		Mack David and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Kalmar and Ruby Music Corp.


21	47	I Wanna Hat with Cherries, 1939
		Jo Carringen, Larry Clinton, and Betty Lynn, Piano and voice, Lincoln Music Corp.


21	48	I Said I Didn't Love You But I Do, 1915
		Treve Collins Jr. and Bill Eggers, PIanoa nd voice, McGinty Music Pub. Co.


21	49	I Remember Mama, 1948
		Charles Tobias and Henry Tobias, Piano and voice, Williamson Music Inc.


21	50	I Remember, I Remember, 1830
		Thomas Hood and Ch. Zeuner, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


21	51	I Remember How My Childhood Fleeted By, no date
		Winthrop M. Praed and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt


21	52	I Pray for the Loved Ones at Home, 1854
		C. M. Traver, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


21	53	I Owe $10.00 to O'Grady, 1887
		Harry Kennedy, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


21	54	I Only Want a Buddy (Not a Sweetheart), 1932
		Eddie Jones, Piano and voice, Southern Ohio Music Publishers


21	55	I Never Met a Beautiful Girl, 1913
		Wm. Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Jerome & Schwartz Pub. Co.


21	56	I Never Knew I Could Love Anybody (LIke I'm Loving You), 1920
		Tom Pitts, Ray Egan, and Roy K. Marsh, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


21	57	I Never Knew, 1913
		Harry Williams, Joe Young, and Bret Grant, Piano and voice, Harry Williams Music Co.


21	58	I Never Heard of Anybody Dying From a Kiss (Did you?), 1913
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


21	59	I Never Have Been False to Thee, 1841
		George P. Morris and Charles E. Horn, Piano and voice, Henry Prentiss


21	60	I Never Had a Mammy, 1923
		The Duncan Sisters, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, from a musical based on Uncle Tom's Cabin


21	61	I Never Can Forget Thee, no date
		Miss E. Hersee and Mrs. J. H. Andrews, Piano and voice, O. Ditson


21	62	I Need a Vitamin U, 1944
		Iola Daniel and Bob Keith, Piano and voice, Barton Music Corp.


21	63	I Want the Waiter, 1939
		Kay and Sue Werner, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc.


21	64	I Want You For Christmas, 1937
		Charlie Tobias, Ned Washington, and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


21	65	I Hear Dar Hoofs Upon De Hill, 1849
		Nelson Kneass, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Slave child being stolen away


21	66	I Hav'nt for a Long Time Now, 1892
		Joseph Tabrar, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


21	67	I Haven't a Thing to Wear, 1941
		Mort Greene and Marry Revel, Piano and voice, Melody Lane Publications Inc.


21	68	I Know Thou Art Gone, 1854
		Sarah S. Burtes and Max Braum, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


21	69	I Know Now, 1937
		Harry Warren and Al Dubin, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


21	70	I Kissed Her at the Gate, 1869
		Will. S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


21	71	I Just Refuse to Sing the Blues, 1946
		Roger "Ram" Ramirez and Walter Bishop, Piano and voice, Walter Bishop


21	72	I Just Met the Fellow Who Married the Girl That I was Going to Get, 1911
		Jos. McCarthy and Al. Piantadosi, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


21	73	i Just Couldn't Take it Baby, 1933
		Mann Holiner and Alberta Nichols, Piano and voice, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.


21	74	I Heard Her Voice Again, 1903
		Charles K. Harris, Piano and voice, Charles K. Harris, New York American and Journal supplement


21	75	I Heard a Voice, no date
		Louisa Gray and Ciro Pinsuti, Piano and voice


21	76	I'm Off For Charleston, 1850
		Charles White, Esq and Wm. Donaldson, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


21	77	I Used to be Afraid to Go Home in the Dark Now I'm Afraid to Go at all, 1908
		Williams, Van Alstyne, and Burt, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., husband drinking too much and wife is ready to punish him


21	78	I Used to Live in Dreamland with Someone Just Like You, 1913
		Beth Slater Whitson and Jack Glogau, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


21	79	I Used to Love You But It's All Over Now, 1920
		Lew Brown and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


21	80	I Take to You, 1941
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Leo Feist, Inc.

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I'm 95, no date

PIano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


22	2	I Think You Will Do, 1908
		Louis Hagensick, Piano and voice, Victor Kremer Company


22	3	I Thought I Heard Somebody Calling Me (Gin and Jim Sound So Much the Same), 1898
		Al Johns, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


22	4	I Thought She Was a Local (But She Was a Fast Express), 1950
		Lou Shelley, Charles Drury, and Mickey Stoner, Piano and voice, Wold Music


22	5	I Seen Her At De Window, 1848
		Piano and voice, Peters, Webb, & Co.


22	6	I'm Looking for a Nice Young Fellow (Who is Looking for a Nice Young Girl), 1910
		Jeff. T. Branen and S. R. Henry, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


22	7	I Smells Trouble, 1936
		Polly Arnold, Piano and voice, Handy Brothers Music Co., Inc


22	8	Janet's Choice, 1865
		Claribel, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon


22	9	Japanese Girl Like 'Merican Boy, 1950
		Mack Gordon and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation, post WWII


22	10	Japanese Love Song, 1900
		Anon. and Clayton Thomas, Piano and voice, Boosey & Co.


22	11	The Japanese Sandman, 1920
		Raymond B. Egan and Richard A Whting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


22	12	Jazz Baby, 1919
		Blanche Merrill and M. K. Jerome, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


22	13	I'm LIke a Fish Out of Water, 1937
		Johnny Mercer and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Harms Inc


22	14	Jealous, 1924
		Tommie Malie, Dick Finch, and Jack Little, Piano and voice, Henry Waterson, Inc.


22	15	Jean, 1931
		Frank L. Stanton and H. T. Burleigh, Piano and voice, Theodore Presser co.


22	16	Jean and Jaque Were Twins, 1896
		J. Cheever Goodwin and Woolson Morse, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


22	17	Jeannette & Jeannot (4 songs), no date
		Charles Jeffereys and Charles W. Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


22	18	I'm In the Business, 1936
		Nick Kenny, Carlotta Dale, B. Musicant, and T. Gindhart, Piano and voice, George Wiener


22	19	Jack Climbed a Beanstalk, 1937
		Sol Marcus, Eddie Seiler, and Benny Benjamin, Piano and voice, Hubert J. Braun


22	20	Jack And Jill, 1907
		Geo. M. Cohan, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


22	21	Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing!), 1918
		Bob Carleton, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


22	22	Jamie True (Belle Mahone's Message to Him, 1869
		J. H. McNaughton, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co.


22	23	The Jalopy Song, 1951
		Jimmie Carlyle and Jack Patton, Piano and voice, Valleydale Music Inc., Cars


22	24	The Jacket of Grey, 1871
		Stratford B. Woodberry, Piano and voice, George A. Oates, August, GA, Civil War, Dediated to Lieut. Richard W. Greer


22	25	Jack, You're Dead!, 1946
		Walter Bishop and Dick Miles, Piano and voice, Pic Music Corp


22	26	I Wish You Could Always Be with Me, 1912
		W. R. Williams, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


22	27	I Wish My Rent Was Paid, 1898
		Dave Reed Jr. and Chas. B. Ward, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


22	28	I Wish, I Wish, I Wish, 1942
		Al Stillman and George Rosner, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks, WWII Era


22	29	I Wish I Was the Willow, 1938
		Frank Loesser and Burton Lane, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


22	30	I Wish I Had My Old Girl Back Again, 1909
		Ballard MacDonald and Paul Wallace, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


22	31	I Wish He Would Decide Mamma, 1840
		J. Chadwick, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


22	32	The Girls of Gottenberg, 1908
		David J. Clark and Wm. T. Francis, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., The World Magazine Supplement


22	33	I Will be Happy Too, no date
		C. J. Jeffreys Esq and S. Nelson, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co.


22	34	I Whistle and Wait for Katie, no date
		Michael Nolan, Piano and voice, Bromo Seltzer Co., Advertisement with songs


22	35	I Was a Dreamer Too, 1916
		Roger Lewis, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick Co.


22	36	I Wasn't Born to be Lonesom, 1916
		Lew Brown, Chas. McCarron, and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music corporation


22	37	I Was Watching a Man Paint a Fence, 1940
		Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson, and Al. Goodhart, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


22	38	I Was So Young, 1919
		I. Caesar, Al. Bryan, and Geo. Gershwin, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms and Francis Day & Hunter


22	39	I Was Once Your Wife, 1899
		Raymond A Browne and Monroe H. Rosenfeld, Piano and voice, Howley Haviland & Co., New York Journal supplement


22	40	I Was Born in Virginia, 1933
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, George M. Cohan, Virginia


22	41	I Was a Fool to Believe in You, 1944
		Jimmie Redrick, Piano and voice, Melocraft Music Pub. co.


22	42	Jing-a-Ling Jing-a-Ling, 1950
		Don Raye and Paul J. Smith, Piano and voice, Walt Disney Music Company


22	43	I'd Like to Find You in My Stocking (When I Wake Up Christmas Morn), 1950
		Nick Kenny, Charles Kenny, and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Goldmine Music Inc.


22	44	I'd LIke to Hitch a Ride with Santa Claus, 1950
		Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen, Piano and voice, Burke-Van Husen & Associates Music Corp


22	45	If a Rooster Can Love So Many Little Chicken Can't a Man Love More Than One, 1912
		Alfred Bryan and Geo.W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Geo. W. Meyer Music Co.


22	46	Idaho, 1942
		Jesse Stone, Piano and voice, Amercian Academy of Music, Idaho


22	47	Ida May, 1853
		H. S. Thompson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, companion piece to Lilly Dale


22	48	Ida-Ho, 1906
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., Idaho


22	49	I'd Rather Twostep than Waltz, Bill!, 1907
		Benjamin Hapgood Burt, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & co., 2 versions


22	50	I'd Rather Call You Baby, 1937
		Tot Seymour and Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


22	51	I'd Rather Be Outside A-Lookin' In Than on the Outside A-Lookin' Out, 1906
		Fred J. Hamill and Ted Snyder, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


22	52	I'd Rather Be Me, 1945
		Sam Coslow, Eddie Cherkose, and Felix Bernard, Piano and voice, Edwain H. Morris & Company


22	53	I'd Rather be a Lobster Than a Wise Guy, 1907
		Edward Madden and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


22	54	I'd Offer Thee This Hand of Mine, 1848
		L. T. Chadwich, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond & Co.


22	55	I'd Love to Make Love to You, 1945
		Eddy Wilson, Piano and voice, Tune Shop


22	56	I'd Love to Live in Loveland, 1910
		W. R. Williams, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


22	57	I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's Arms, 1920
		Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Fred E. Ahlert, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, Snyder & Co.


22	58	In Our Little Part of Town, 1939
		James J. Walker and James F. Hanley, Piano and voice, James J. Walker and James F. Haney


22	59	In Other Words - We're Through, 1934
		Marty Symes, Al J. Neiburg, and Jerry Levinson, Piano and voice, Santly Bros Inc.


22	60	In Ole' Oklahoma, 1938
		Pinky Tomlin, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-Select Ince, Oklahoma


22	61	In Old New Orleans, 1952
		Josephine Leath Wallace and Lou Hamly, Piano and voice, Wallace-Leath Publications


22	62	In Old Chicago, 1937
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


22	63	In My Merry Oldsmobile, 1905
		Vincent Bryan and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, cars


22	64	In My Little Red Book, 1938
		Al Stillman, Ray Bloch, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music corporation


22	65	It Takes a Long Tall Brown-Skin Gal to Make a Preacher Lay His Bible Down, 1917
		Marshall Walker and Will. E. Skidmore, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


22	66	It Shall Be Done, 1918
		Alexander Beach Pooley, Piano and voice, A. B. Pooley, WWI song, about overcoming the Civil War divide and going together to defeat Germany


22	67	It Serves You Right, 1938
		Irving Taylor and Vic Missy, Piano and voice, Harry Tenney, Inc.


22	68	It Must Have Been Two Other People, 1939
		Carmen Lombardo, Jack Lawrence, and Arthur Altman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


22	69	It Must Be Love, 1938
		Jan Savitt and Marie Carlile, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


22	70	It Must Be Jelly 'Cause Jam Don't Shake Like That, 1944
		Chummy MacGregor, George Williams, and Sunny Skylar, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society


22	71	It Might Have Been, 1908
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


22	72	It May, 1925
		Mary Elida Porter and Oliver Wallace, Piano and voice, The Brunswick Shop


22	73	It Looks Like a Big Night To Night, 1908
		Williams & Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jermoe H. Remick & Co.


22	74	Jolly Jennie Jones, 1899
		Fred J. Hamill, Piano and voice, Olympia Music Co., Supplement of the New York Journal


22	75	Johnny's Got a Date With A Gal in New York, 1945
		Buddy kaye and Sam Medoff, Piano and voice, Triangle Music Corporation


22	76	Johnny-O, 1954
		Waldo Salt and Earl Robinson, Piano and voice, Earl Robinson and Waldo Salt


22	77	Johnny Zero, 1943
		Mack David and Vee Lawnhurst, PIano and voice, Santly-Joy, Inc., WWII, fighter pilot


22	78	Johnny Sands, 1842
		John Sinclair, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson, incomplete


22	79	Johnny Peddler (I Got), 1940
		Lew Brown, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


22	80	Johnny Morgan, no date
		John Read and H. W. Fitchett, Piano and voice, J. E. Ditson & Co.

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Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet, 1955

Ray Gilbert and Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


23	2	Johnny Doughboy Found a Rose in Ireland, 1942
		Al Goodhart and Kay Twomey, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


23	3	In Dear Old London, 1898
		Gustave Luders, Piano and voice, Mathews & Bulger


23	4	In Dear Old Grandma's Days, 1904
		John Kendrick Bangs and A. Baldwin Sloane, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


23	5	In Dear Old Georgia, 1905
		Harry Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., Georgia


23	6	In Dear Old China Town, 1918
		R. C. Young, Piano and voice, R. C. Young Music Company, Chinatown in California


23	7	In Boo-Boo-Boo, 1913
		Helen Trix, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, Africa


23	8	in China, 1919
		A. J. Stasny and Otto Motzan, Piano and voice, A. J. Stansny Music Co.


23	9	In Atlanta on the Eve'ng of Thanksgiving, 1903
		Simeon J. Smith, Piano and voice, Simeon J. Smith, Published in Athens, Ga, specifically about the UGA/Auburn rivalry


23	10	In My Harem, 1913
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder


23	11	In My Arms, 1943
		Frank Loesser and Ted Grouya, Piano and voice, Saunder Publications


23	12	In May Time, 1901
		Frank L. Stanton and Oley Speaks, Piano and voice, The John Church Company


23	13	In Hitler's Hat, 1943
		Andrew B. Sterling, Nels Laakso, and Ray Sterling, Piano and voice, Stirling Music Publishing Co., WWII comic song


23	14	In Georgia: four songs op. 25, 1917
		Motimer Wilson, Piano, Bryant Music Co., Instrumental songs about Georgia


23	15	In Gay New York, 1896
		Hugh Morton and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


23	16	In Flanders Poppy March (A Legion's Marching Song), 1937
		Birdie Jackson Blank and Lucile Moore Johnston, Piano and voice, Lucile Moore Johnston, Adopted as Georgia's State Song 1932, Adopted as National Poem 1937


23	17	In Flander's Fields, 1918
		Lieutenant Col. John McCrae and Frank E. Tours, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


23	18	John Nott Why Not?
		W. H. Freeman and Henry Russell or J. Blewitt, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt, 2 copies, same piece, but different composers


23	19	John Anderson's Gane, 1863
		G. J. Bennet, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


23	20	John Anderons My Jo.
		Robert Burns and John Watson, Piano and voice, Oliver Diston


23	21	Joe Turner Blues, 1915
		W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, Handy Brothers Music Co.


23	22	Jinx the Jinx, 1942
		Dave Boyd and Zoel Parenteau, Piano and voice, Harvest Songs co.


23	23	Joe Hill
		Alfred Hayes and Earl Robinson, Piano and voice, post 1915 - about the labor organizer Joe Hill


23	24	Jockey Hat and Feather, 1860
		Fred Wilson and W. H. Brockway, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


23	25	Jock of Hazeldean
		Sir Walter Scott and Alex R. Robertson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


23	26	Joan of Arc They are Calling You, 1917
		Alfred Bryan and Willie Weston, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co., WWI song


23	27	Josephine Please No Lean on the Bell, 1945
		Ed G. Nelson, Harry Pease, and Duke Leonard, Piano and voice, Music Society


23	28	Jingle Bells (I'm in Love), 1936
		Cliff Friend and Dave Franklin, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc


23	29	Joys That We've Tasted, 1845
		Piano and voice, F. D. Beteen


23	30	The Joy of Living, 1958
		Phil Davis, Piano and voice, Beechwood Music Corp.


23	31	Jordan is a Hard Road to Travel, 1853
		Old Dan Emmet, Piano and voice, Dunton & Thurston


23	32	Joltin' Joe Di Maggio, 1941
		Alan Courtney and Ben Homer, Piano and voice, Alan Courney Music Co.


23	33	The Jolly Student, 1902
		H. M. Fechheimer and Harry H. Zickel, Piano and voice, Zickel Publishing Co.


23	34	Jolly Peter, 1922
		M. Werner - Kersten, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Co.


23	35	I'd Like to Take You Away, 1919
		Harry B. Smith and Hugo Riesenfeld, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Co.


23	36	I'd LIke to Hear That Song Again, 1899
		Gene Jefferson and Bob Irving, Piano and voice, Sol Bloom


23	37	I'd Do As Much For You, 1912
		William Jerome and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


23	38	I'd Leave Ma Happy Home For You, 1899
		Will A. Heelan and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Von Tilzer


23	39	Jericho, 1939
		Leo Robin and Richard Myers, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


23	40	Jerusalem My Happy Home
		"A Young Lady" and William Clifton, Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


23	41	Jerusalem
		A Lady, Piano and voice, Carrs Musical Miscellany


23	42	It's Love, Love, Love!, 1943
		Mack David, Joan Whitney, and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy Inc.


23	43	It's Honey All de Time, 1896
		J. W. Wheeler, Piano and voice, G. W. Setchell


23	44	It's Great to Live in Freedom, 1943
		Harry McGinty, Piano and voice, Ideal Publishing Co.


23	45	It's Great to do the Rag-Time Glide, 1911
		Birdie Wolf Roberts and Lew Roberts, Piano and voice, Lew Roberts


23	46	It's English as You See it on Broadway, 1895
		Chas. H. Hoyt, Piano and voice, The John Church Company


23	47	It's Easy to Remember, 1935
		Lorenz Hart and Richard Rogers, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


23	48	It's Delightful Down in Chile, 1949
		Jule Styne and Leo Robin, Piano and voice, J. J. Robbins & Sons, Inc.


23	49	It's An Old Southern Custon, 1935
		Jack Yellen, Cliff Friend, Herb Magidson, and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Movietone Music Corporation


23	50	It's a Long Way to Berlin But We'll Get There, 1917
		Arthur Fields and Leon Flatow, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist, WWI era


23	51	It's Not Your Nationality (It's Simply You), 1916
		Howard Johnson and Joe McCarthy, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


23	52	It's Not a Secret Anymore, 1933
		Ralph Blue, Al Hoffman, and Charles Kisco, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, Inc.


23	53	It's Nobody's Business But My Own, 1919
		Will E. Skidmore and Marshall Walker, Piano and voice, Skidmore Music Co.


23	54	It's Nice to Have a Sweetheart, 1906
		R. H. Burnside and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms Company


23	55	It's Nice to Get Up In the Mornin' (But It's Nicer to Lie In Bed), 1913
		Harry Lauder, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter


23	56	It's Never Too Late to be Sorry, 1918
		J. E. Dempsey and Jos. A. Burke, Piano and voice, A. J. Stasny Music Co.


23	57	It's My Night to Howl, 1934
		Phil Baster and Joe Haymes, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co.


23	58	It's Mother's Day (So Wear a Carnation), 1944
		William B. Richter, Piano and voice, William B. Richter


23	59	It's Mather's the Way to My Heart, 1925
		Winnifred Pettus and Chas R. Crane, Piano and voice, Chas. R. Crane, advertisement for Atlanta furniture store


23	60	Jessie Vane Ballad
		Frederick Buckley, Piano and voice, Chas. W. A. Trumpler


23	61	Jessie the Flow'r o'Dumblane
		K. Tannahill, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


23	62	Jenny Lane, 1850
		R. Bishop Buckley Esq., Piano and voice, E. H. Wade


23	63	Jenny Dale the Sister of Lilly Dale, 1854
		S. w. Hazeltine and J. C. Bowker, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


23	64	Jenny, 1941
		Ira Gershwin and Kurt Weill, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


23	65	Jeff in Petticoats, 1865
		George Cooper and Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co., Making fun of Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederacy


23	66	Jimmy Had a Nickel, 1933
		Maurice Sigler, Al. Goodhart, and Al. Hoffman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


23	67	In Gay New York, 1896
		Hugh Morton and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


23	68	Jim Crow Polka, 1847
		E. P. Christy, Piano and voice, Jacques & Brother


23	69	Jim Crack Corn, 1846
		???, Piano and voice, F. D. Benteen


23	70	Jim Along Josey, 1840
		An Eminent Professor, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


23	71	Jezebel, 1950
		Wayne Shanklin, Piano and voice, Broadcast Music Inc.


23	72	Look Out for Jimmy Valentine, 1910
		Edward Madden and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co. Inc.


23	73	Is There Still Room for Me Neath the Old Apple Tree, 1915
		Edgar Leslie & Lew Brown & Maurice Abrahams, Piano and voice, Maurice Abrahams Music Co.


23	74	It's a Sin To Tell a Lie, 1936
		Billy Mayhew, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas, & Gumble


23	75	It's a Lot of Idle Gossip, 1935
		Al J. Neiburg, Marty Symes, and Jerry Levinson, Piano and voice, Mills Music Co.


23	76	It's a Long Long Way to the USA adn the Girl I Left Behind, 1917
		Val. Trainor and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


23	77	It's a Long Long Way tot he USA and My Own Little Home Sweet Home, 1917
		Zeph Fitz-Gerald, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


23	78	It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day, 1939
		Al. J. Neiburg, Sammy Timberg, and Winston Sharples, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


23	79	It's a Crying Shame, 1944
		Bub Russell and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Edwin H. Morris & Company


23	80	It's Was Nice While the Money Rolled In, 1945
		Bob Hillard and Dick Miles, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation

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It Takes Time, 1947

Arthur Korb, Piano and voice, London Music Corporation


24	2	It was a Dream
		R. E. Francillon and Fred H. Cowen, Piano and voice, F. A. North & Co.


24	3	My Georgia Land, 1924
		Genie Terrill and Hugh Hodgson, Piano and voice, Hugh L. Hodgon, Music by Hugh Hodgson, former music professor at UGA, "Adopted as State Song by Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs"


24	4	If You Stutter, 1923
		Earl Thurston Tony Haslam, Piano and voice, Peter Bernard Music Publisher


24	5	I've Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf, 1859
		O. D. Martin and David Wood, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon


24	6	I've Been Floating Down the Old Green River, 1915
		Bert Kalmar and Joe Cooper, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


24	7	I've Been Faithful to You, 1898
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris, New York Journal Musical Supplement


24	8	I've a Longing In My Heart for You, Louise, 1900
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Char. K. Harris


24	9	It's You Who Taught it To Me, 1939
		John Harley, Andy Razaf, and Joe Davis, Piano and voice, Georgia Music Corp.


24	10	It's You I'm Talkin' About, 1936
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


24	11	It's You Again, 1941
		Joe McKiernan and Art Wilson, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Inc.


24	12	It's Tulip Time in Holland (Two Lips are Calling Me), 1915
		Dave Radford and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


24	13	It's Time for Every Boy to Be a Soldier, 1917
		Alfred Bryan and Harry Tierhey, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., WWI Era


24	14	It's Tight Like That, 1928
		Thomas Dorsay and Hudson Whittaker, Piano and voice, Melrose Bros. Music Co. Inc.


24	15	It's the Talk of the Town, 1933
		Marty Symes, Al. J. Neiburg, and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy


24	16	It's the Same Old Shillelagh, 1940
		Pat White, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


24	17	It's the Last Time I'll Fall in Love, 1940
		Charley Tobias and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Melrose Music Corp.


24	18	It's the Man in the Soldier Suit, 1902
		Fred C. Farrell and Theo F. Morse, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, and Dresser


24	19	I'ts the Girl Behind the Man, 1912
		Stanley Murphy and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, Song of advice about a strong woman will get a man through anything


24	20	It's Swell of You, 1937
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corp.


24	21	It's Sunday Down in Caroline, 1933
		Marty Symes, Al J. Neiburg, and Jerry Levinson, Piano and voice, Santly Bros Inc., referring to South Carolina


24	22	It's Sun Up Now, 1924
		Eugene Lockhart, Piano and voice, Eugene Lockhart


24	23	It's Still Being Done, 1936
		Abner Silver and Bickley Reichner, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


24	24	It's Slumber Time along the Swanee, 1939
		Peter Tinturin and Tony Sacco, Piano and voice, Words and Music Inc.


24	25	It's Saint Patrick's Day in Savannah, 1953
		A. J. Handiboe, Piano and voice, The Liberty Bell Network Programs, Savannah, GA


24	26	It's Roundup Time in Reno, 1937
		Jack M. Owens and Gene Autry, Piano and voice, Santly Bros. - Joy


24	27	It's Only a Paper Moon, 1933
		Billy Rose, E. Y. Harburg, and Harold Arlen, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


24	28	It's Psychological, 1934
		Harlan Thompson and Lewis E. Gensler, Piano and voice, Paramount Productions Music Corp.


24	29	It's On, It's Off, 1937
		Sam Coslow and Al Siegel, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


24	30	I Love Thee My Country, 1853
		Somers and R. g. Shrival, Piano and voice, Geo. A. Oates & Bros., published in Georgia


24	31	I Love Thee the Dearest Brother, 1846
		Cynthia H. Stow and H. Swift, Piano and voice, Keith's Music Publishing House


24	32	I Love the Snow
		O. W. Withington, Piano and voice, H. Prentiss


24	33	I Love the Whole United States, 1913
		Roger Lewis and Ernie Erdman, Piano and voice, Tell Taylor Music Publ., Vets from the Civil War coming to a truce


24	34	I Love the Ladies, 1914
		Grant Clark and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co.


24	35	I Love the Guy (I Love the Girl), 1950
		Cy Coben, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


24	36	I Love the Way you Say Good-Night, 1951
		Eddie Pola and George Wyle, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


24	37	I Love Only One Girl in this Wide Wide World, 1903
		Cobb and Edwards, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


24	38	I Love Nobody but You, 1898
		Lew Sully, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co.


24	39	I Love My Dolly Best, 1898
		Malcolm Williams, Piano and voice, Myll Brothers, Musical supplement of the New York Journal


24	40	I Love Me (I'm Wild About Myself), 1923
		Jack Oins, Will Mahoney and Edwin J. Weber, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


24	41	I Love, I Love the Free, 1840
		Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


24	42	I Love, I Love, I Love My Wife But Oh! You Kid!, 1909
		Jimmy Lucas and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


24	43	I Love Her Just the Same, 1896
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


24	44	I Love Dat Man, 1989
		Dan Packard and E. J. Simnes, Piano and voice, Myll Bros., Musical supplement of the New York Journal, racist imagery, "Coon" song


24	45	I Love Coffee (I Love Tea), 1943
		Vick Knight, Piano and voice, Carmichael Music Publications


24	46	I Love a Little Cottage, 1922
		Roscoe Gilmore Stott and Geoffrey O'Hara, Piano and voice, Sam Fox Pub. Co.


24	47	I Long to See theh Girl I Left Behind, 1893
		John T. Kelly, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


24	48	I Long to See the Dear Old Home, 1873
		Frank Dumont and James E. Stewart, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


24	49	I Live Up-Town, 1911
		Alfred Bryan and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co.


24	50	I Like Ta Sing, 1936
		Mike Mikita and Mac Benoit, Piano and voice, Jewel Music Publishing Co.


24	51	I Like to Make Music for You, 1944
		Charles Newman and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


24	52	I Learned a Lesson I'll Never Forget, 1944
		Joe Davis, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


24	53	The Conquered Banner, 1866
		Moina and Theod. von Lahache, Piano and voice, A. E. Blackmar


24	54	Gathering Sea Shells from the Sea Shore, 1874
		Will L. Thompson, Piano and voice, W. L. Thompson & Co.


24	55	Songs of the Sunny South
		Various, Piano and voice, "Containing All Familiar Plantation and Minstrel Songs": Darling Nelly Gray, Dixie's Land, Hard Times Come Again No More, I Wish I Was in Dixie, Listen to the Mocking Bird, Maryland My Maryland, Massa's in de Cold Ground, My Old Kentucky Home, Old Dog Tray, Old Black Joe, Uncle Ned, Way Down Upon the Suwanee River


24	56	Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile, 1915
		George Asaf and Felix Powell, Piano and voice, t. B. Harms


24	57	Keep the Home Fires Burning (Till the boys Come Home), 1914
		Lena Guilbert Ford and Ivor Novello, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Ltd., WWI era


24	58	Over There, 1917
		George M. Cohan, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc., WWI era


24	59	There Is Sombody Waitin' For Me, 1917
		Harry Lauder, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms, WWI Era


24	60	Long Boy, 1917
		William Herschell and Barclay Walker, Piano and voice, William Herschell and Barclay Walker, WWI Era


24	61	Madelon, 1918
		Camille Robert and J. Bodewalt Lampe, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., WWI Era


24	62	Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In the Morning, 1918
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co., WWI Era


24	63	How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (After They've Seen Paree?), 1919
		Joe Young, Sam M. Lewis, and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder co.


24	64	Beautiful Ohio, 1918
		Mary Earl and Ballard Macdonald, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.


24	65	Till We Meet Again, 1918
		Raymond B. Egan, piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., WWI Era


24	66	My Belgian Rose, 1918
		Geo. Benoit, Rob't Levenson, and Ted Garton, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc., WWI Era


24	67	When?, 1884
		Father Ryan and Sam P. Snow, Piano and voice, Philips & Crew, Published in Atlanta


24	68	Rock Me to Sleep Mother
		Florence Percy and Ernest Leslie, Piano and voice, John C. Schreiner & son, Published in Macon, GA


24	69	Farewell My Lilly Dear, 1851
		S. C. F., Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co., Plantation melody, Christy's Minstrels


24	70	The Dying Soldier, 1853
		N. Barker, Piano and voice, O. Ditson, Quartet


24	71	In Silence to His Memory, 1834
		James Kenny Esq., Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co., Quartet


24	72	If You Love Your Baby Make Goo Goo Eyes, 1900
		Williams & Walker, Piano and voice, Hurtig Seamon


24	73	If You Only Had My Disposition, 1915
		Chas McCarron and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


24	74	If You Love Me Darling, Tell Me with Your Eyes, 1893
		Hubbard T. Smith, Piano and voice, John F. Ellis & Co.


24	75	If You Look in Her Eyes, 1917
		Otto Harbach and Louis A. Hirsch, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, Musical "Going Up" about planes


24	76	If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie, 1925
		B. G. DeSylva, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


24	77	If You Had All the World and its Gold, 1916
		Bartley Costello, Harry Edelheit, and Albert Piantadosi, Piano and voice, Al. Piantadosi & Co. Inc.


24	78	If You Ever Should Leave, 1937
		Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc. NYC


24	79	If You Don't Get Married This Summer, You Won't Get Married At All, 1916
		Al Dubin and Gustav Benkhart, Piano and voice, Emmett J. Welch Music Publishers


24	80	If You Can't Get the Love You Want, 1944
		Howard Dietz and Vernon Duke, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation

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If You Build a Better Mousetrap, 1942

Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


25	2	If You Believed in Me, 1929
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Abel Baer, Piano and voice, De Sylva Brown and Henderson Inc.


25	3	If Ye a Highland Laddie Meet
		G. Stansbury, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


25	4	If We Should Meet Face To Face, 1893
		Thos P. Getz, Piano and voice, Broder & Schlam


25	5	If We Can't Be the Same Old Sweethearts, We'll Just Be the same Old Friends, 1915
		Joe McCarthy and Jimmie V. Monaco, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc.


25	6	If Time was Money I'd Be a Millionaire, 1902
		Felix F. Feist and Ted. S. Barron, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


25	7	A Stubborn Cinderella, 1908
		Hough & Adams and Jos. E. Howard, piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


25	8	If That's Your Idea of a Wonderful Time Take Me Home, 1914
		Irving Berlin, piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder, Women being independent


25	9	If That's the Way You Want It, Baby, 1943
		Charlie Tobias, Al Lewis, and Harry Tobias, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin


25	10	If SAmmy Simpson Shot the Shutes, Why Shouldn't He Shoot the Shots?, 1917
		Ed. P. Moran and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


25	11	If Mother Could See Me Now, 1941
		Harry Tobias and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Paul-Pioneer


25	12	If Love Were All, 1929
		Noel Coward, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Ltd.


25	13	If Lov'd by Thee, 1856
		George Linley and W. Vincent Wallace, piano and voice, William Hall & Son


25	14	If It's True, 1933
		Don Redman, Jule Penrose, and Gus Bently, Piano and voice, American Academy of Music


25	15	If I'm Elected, 1948
		Peter Tinturin, Piano and voice, Chas K. Harris


25	16	My Sweetie, 1917
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


25	17	My Sweetheart's the Man in the Moon, 1892
		James Thornton, Piano and voice, Frank Harding


25	18	My Sweetheart Nellie Bland, 1895
		M. Sojnneschein and Anita Owen, Piano and voice, Lyon & Healy


25	19	My Sunshine rose, 1920
		Jean Lafavre and W. C. Polla, Piano and voice, C. C. church & co.


25	20	My Sweet Adair, 1915
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & co.


25	21	My Susie-Anna From Louisiana, 1899
		Tom McGuire and Sid L. Perrin, Piano and voice, George L. Spaulding, Ethiopian love song


25	22	My Sunny Tennessee, 1921
		Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, and Herman Ruby, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


25	23	My Sunflower Sue, 1900
		Walter H. Ford and John W. Bratton, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


25	24	My Sunday Girl, 1899
		Stanislaus Strange, Louis Harrison, and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, George W. Lederer, Musical supplement of the New York Journal


25	25	My Sumurun Girl, 1912
		Al. Jolson and Louis A Hirsh, Piano and voice, Shapiro Music Publishing Co.


25	26	My Sugar Takes Me With a Grain of Salt, 1936
		Carmen Lombardo and John Jacob Loeb, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


25	27	My Guy's Come Back, 1945
		Ray McKinley and Mel Powell, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & co., End of WWII


25	28	My Greenwood Home, 1857
		Henry Wood Esq. and G. W. H. Griffin, Piano and voice, Wm. Hall & Son


25	29	My Grennwich Village Sue, 1940
		Art Swanstrom and Carey Morgan, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


25	30	My Great, Great, Grandfather, 1942
		Edna Gischer and Al Garma, Piano and voice, Edwin H. Morris & Company, WWII era


25	31	My Southern Rose, 1909
		Earle Taylor, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


25	32	My Southern Queen, 1906
		Herbert W. Joyce and Emory R. Ruby, Piano and voice, Joyce, Ruby, and Berdernagel, Music Section Hearst's Boston Sunday American


25	33	My Grandma's Advice, 1857
		M, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


25	34	My Grandfather's Clock in the Hallway, 1935
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


25	35	My Geraldine, 1880
		Bartley Campbell and W. W. Furst, Piano and voice, Bartley Campbell


25	36	My Georgia Lady Love, 1899
		Andrew B. Sterling and Howard & Emerson, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


25	37	My Song of the Nile, 1929
		Al Bryan and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


25	38	My Gentle Nell, 1850
		E. L. Baker, Piano and voice, J. Sage & Son


25	39	My Gal Loves a Sailor, 1942
		Lieut. Earl Hutchinson, USNR and Floyd Fellows, Piano and voice, Acme Music Corporation


25	40	My Gal is a High-Born Lady, 1896
		Barney Fagan, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


25	41	My Gal Irene, 1908
		Benjamin Hapgood Burt, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


25	42	My Sister Julie, 1899
		Charley Case, Piano and voice, Charles Case, Musical Supplement of the Sunday Examiner


25	43	My Gal Has Left Me, 1899
		Howard & Emerson, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


25	44	My Gal;, 1872
		Walter Bray, Piano and voice, John Church & Co.


25	45	My Future Husband, 1880
		Walton Perkins, Piano and voice, National Music Company


25	46	My Sister And I, 1941
		Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney, and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Broadcast Music Inc.


25	47	My Forest Flower red skin Rose, 1909
		Francklyn Wallace, Piano and voice, Francklyn Wallace


25	48	My First Lady and Me, 1940
		Eugene West and Jack Mahoney, Piano and voice, West Music Publications


25	49	My Sally, 1894
		Al. W. Filson, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co


25	50	My Rosie Rambler, 1908
		Williams & Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


25	51	My River Home, 1932
		Joe Young and Bernice Petkere, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


25	52	My Favorite Star, 1873
		Wm. E. Polyblank Esq. and William Cramer, Piano and voice, Joseph P. Shaw


25	53	My Favorite Song, 1944
		Herb Magidson and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc.


25	54	My Rambler Rose, 1922
		Gene Buck, Louis A. Hirsch, Gene Buck, and Dave Stamper, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


25	55	My Father's Growing Old, 1868
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


25	56	My Estelle, 1898
		Hugh Morton and Gustave Kerker, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., Musical Supplement to the New York Journal


25	57	Mary I Believe Thee True, circa 1800-1820
		Thos. Little and Thos. Moore Esq., Piano and voice, J. Hewitt


25	58	Mary Blane, 1847
		F. C. German and J. H. Howard, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall, Sung by Ethiopian Serenades


25	59	Mary Aileen, 1858
		J. H. McNaughton, Piano and voice, Blodgett & Bradford


25	60	Mary Ann-Marie, 1897
		Charles Hoyt and Richard Stahl, Piano and voice, Chas. Hoyt, Supplement to New York Journal


25	61	Mary, 1916
		A. H. Eastman and Fred Heltman, Piano and voice, Fred Heltman Co.


25	62	Mary Ann I'll Tell Your Ma, 1881
		Gov. Add. Ryamn, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


25	63	Mary Ann, 1946
		Joe Davis (Jaime Yamin) and Armando Castro, Piano and voice, Caribbean Music Inc.


25	64	Mary Mine, 1847
		J. Staite Esp. and J. P. Knight, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond & Co.


25	65	Mary and John Or, the Lover's Quarrel, 1891
		Fred. R. Wenger, Piano and voice, National Music co.


25	66	Martha, Just a Plain Old Fashioned Name, 1922
		Joe L. Sanders, Piano and voice, J. W. Jenkins and Sons Music Co.


25	67	My Belgian Rose, 1918
		Geo. Beniot, Robt. Levenson, and Ted Garton, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc., WWI era


25	68	The Star Spangled Banner and The Marsellaise, 1917
		John Stafford Smith and Rouget de L'isle, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company, WWI Era


25	69	Mark the Busy Insect Playing
		Gentleman and Mr. Cope, Piano and voice, E. Riley


25	70	Mariutch (Make-a the Hootch-a ma Kootch) Down at Coney Isle, 1907
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co.


25	71	The Marine's Hymn, 1929
		A. Tregina, Piano and voice, U. S. Marine Corps


25	72	The Mariner's Requiem, 1849
		Geo. W. Babcock Esq., Piano and voice, Geo. Stimpson Jr.


25	73	The Mariner's Child to His Mother
		L. E. L. and J. M. Harris, Piano and voice, Davis & Horn


25	74	My Angeline Song from The Wizard of the Nile, 1895
		Harry B. Smith and Victor Herbert, Piano and voice, Edward Schuberth


25	75	The Mariner, 1872
		Louis Diehl, Piano and voice, G. D. Russel & Co.


25	76	Mary Mary, 1966
		Michael Niesmith, Piano and voice, Screen Gems-Columbia Music Inc.


25	77	Mary Lindsey, 1848
		Marion Dix Sullivan, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


25	78	My America, 1916
		James Gerald Dailey, Piano and voice, James Gerald Dailey


25	79	Mutiny in the Nursery, 1938
		Johnny Mercer, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


25	80	Mutiny in the Parlor, 1936
		Edward Heyman and Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.

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Must We Say Goodbye Forever, Nellie Dear?, 1901

Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


26	2	The Musical Wife
		John Parry Jr., Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


26	3	Moonshine Over Kentucky, 1938
		Signey D. Mitchell and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


26	4	Moontime is Spoontime when You're with the Girl You Love, 1911
		Paul Pratt, Piano and voice, J. H. Aufderheide & Co.


26	5	The Moon's On the lake or Macgregor's Gathering
		Walter Scott and Alex B. Lee, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


26	6	My Ohio Home, 1927
		Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


26	7	Moonrise on the Lowlands, 1936
		Al J. Neiburg and Jerry Levinson, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


26	8	My Nephew from Nice, 1936
		Edward Hayman and Arthur Schwartz, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


26	9	Moonlight Propaganda, 1946
		Herb Magidson and Marry Malneck, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco and Conn Inc.


26	10	Moonlight on the Mississippi, 1938
		Roy Hoffmeister, Maurrie Herl, and Frank Capano, Piano and voice, Tin Pan Alley


26	11	The Little Old Red Shawl My Mother Wore, 1885
		Chas. Moreland, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms and Francis Day & Hunter


26	12	Moonlight on Campus, 1937
		Johnny Mercer and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Harms Inc.


26	13	My Mother's Cottage Home, 1861
		Dr. A. Brooks Everett, Piano and voice, Henry McCaffrey


26	14	The Moonlight of the Heart, 1849
		Mrs. Aboy and Maurice Strakosch, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


26	15	My Mother's Bible, 1841
		Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


26	16	My Mother Told Me, 1944
		Ralph Freed and Jimmy McHugh`, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


26	17	Moonlight, Music, Love & Flowers
		John Barnett, Piano and voice, William Hall & Con


26	18	My Mother Dear
		Samuel Lover Esq., Piano and voice, Firth, Pond & co.


26	19	Moonlight Makes me Lonesome for the Girl I Love, 1908
		Haven Gillespie and Roy Steventon, Piano and voice, The Associated Music Publishers Co.


26	20	Moonlight is Sleeping
		George Linley Esq., Piano and voice, Dubois Bacon & Chambers


26	21	My Money Never Gives Out, 1900
		Irving Jones, piano and voice, Feist & Frankenthaler


26	22	Moonlight Cocktail, 1941
		Kim Gannon and Lucky Roberts, Piano and voice, Jewel Music Publishing Co.


26	23	My Mom, 1932
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Walter Donaldson


26	24	My Mind's Made Up to Marry Carolina, 1917
		Lew Brown and Rubey Cowan, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


26	25	Moonlight Bay, 1912
		Edward Madden and Percy Wenrich, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick Co.


26	26	My Miami, 1947
		Fred F. Criley and Bob M. Crawford, Piano and voice, Fred. F. Criley


26	27	The Modern Century Girl, 1898
		Charles Shackford, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern, Musical Supplement to the New York Journal


26	28	Molasses, Molasses (It's Icky Sticky Goo), 1950
		Larry Clinton, Piano and voice, Essex Music Inc.


26	29	Monstro the Whale, 1939
		Ned Washington and Leigh Harline, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc., from the Disney film Pinocchio


26	30	Monkey, Monkey (Bottle of Beer), 1946
		Mann Curtis and Vic Missy, Piano and voice, Schapiro, Bernstien & Co. Inc.


26	31	MOney is the Root of All Evil (Take it Away, Take it Away, Take it Away), 1945
		Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer, Piano and voice, Sun Music Co.


26	32	Money is a Hard thing to Borrow, 1854
		George Morris, Piano and voice, Faulds Stone & Morse, Minstrel song


26	33	The Monarch's Tear
		Moritz Peuschel, Piano and voice, G. Andre & Co.


26	34	Molly Lee, 1909
		jack Mahoney and Theodore Morese, Piano and voice, Theodore Morse Music co.


26	35	Molly Brannigan, 1903
		Arranged by C. Villiers Stanford, Piano and voice, Boosey & Company


26	36	Molly and I and the Baby, 1892
		Harry Kennedy, Piano and voice, C. H. Ditson & Co.


26	37	Myn-Heer Van Dunck
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, E. Riley


26	38	My Wubba (Rubber) Doly, 1939
		Kay and Sue Werner, Piano and voice, Exclusive Publications


26	39	Modern Design, 1944
		Sammy Kaye, Ron Perry, and Stanley Broadhurst, Piano and voice, Republic Music Corp.


26	40	My Wild Days are Over, 1918
		Lew Brown and Rubey Cowan, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


26	41	My Wife's Gone to the Country Hurrah! Hurrah!, 1909
		Geo. Whiting, Iriving Berlin, and Ted Snyder, Piano and voice, Ted Snyder co.


26	42	My Valentine, 1896
		Katharine Kavanaugh, Piano and voice, Geo. Willig & Co.


26	43	The Moon and the Water and Miz' O'Reilly's Daughter, 1942
		Kwen Hail, Piano and voice, Bob Miller Inc.


26	44	My Trundle Bed, 1860
		J. C. Baker, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


26	45	Mrs. Santa Claus, 1964
		Lucile Moore Johnston, Annie Hornady Howard, and Murray Howard, Piano and voice, Lucile Johnston Smith, published in Columbus, GA


26	46	Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 1893
		Karl P. Harrington, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company


26	47	The Music Store Window, 1864
		Frank Wilder, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


26	48	Music of the Ethiopian Serenaders
		???, Piano and voice, E. Ferrett & Co., Set of songs: Dandy Jim of Caroline, Miss Lucy Long, Boatman's Dance, Old Dan tucker, My Old Aunt Sally, Miss Lucy Neal, The Ole Grey Goose, Going Ober de Mountain, 'Twill Never do to Gib it up So, Set of Cotillions


26	49	Mrs. Patrck Casey's Swell Pink Tea, 1898
		Edgar Smithand John Stromberg, Piano and voice, Weber, Fields, and Stromberg, Musical Supplement for the New York Journal


26	50	Music Murmurings in the Trees, 1855
		Mrs. Mary E. Hewitt and C. Jarvis, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


26	51	Mrs. Lofty and I, 1858
		Lady of Buffalo and J. J. Hutchinson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


26	52	Mrs. Jones' Musical Party, 1869
		A. Sedgwick, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon


26	53	The Music Goes Round and Round, 1935
		"Red" Hodgson, Edward Farley, and Michael Riley, Piano and voice, Select Music Publications


26	54	Mr. Hepster's Dictionary, 1944
		Harry Tobias and Al Sherman, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


26	55	Mr. Ghost Goes to Town, 1936
		Mitchell Parish, Riving Mills, and Will Hudson, Piano and voice, Exclusive Publications Inc.


26	56	Music Book and Memories of Madame Sherry, 1910
		Various, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer, Music Pub. Col, The Mad Madrid, Ciribiribin Waltz, Memories of "Madame Sherry"


26	57	Mr. Captain Stop the Ship!, 1894
		W. a. Archbold and Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, Spaulding & Gray


26	58	Music and her Sister Song
		Richard Ryan and Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, ???


26	59	Mr. and Mrs. America, 1939
		Ray Henderson and Paul Webster, Piano and voice, Ray Henderson and Paul Webster


26	60	Music
		???, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


26	61	Movin' Man Dont' Take My Baby Grand, 1911
		Bert Kalmar and Ted Snyder, Piano and voice, Ted Snyder


26	62	"Murder," He Says, 1943
		Frank Loesser and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


26	63	Move Over Babe (Here Comes Henry), 1973
		Ernie Harwell and Bill Slayback, Piano and voice, Screen Gems-Columbia Publications, About Hank Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's Record


26	64	Move It Over, 1942
		Sunny Skylar, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy Inc., WWI Era


26	65	The Mountaineer's Farewell, 1845
		John C. Baker, Piano and voice, Keith's Publishing House


26	66	Mummy Mine, 1918
		Richard Coburn and Vincent Rose, Piano and voice, Sherman, Clay & Co.


26	67	Mumble Jumble, 1942
		Will Osborne and Marty Swartz, Piano and voice, Cherio Music Publishers Inc.


26	68	Can't You Hear the Mountain Music, 1937
		Sam Coslow, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


26	69	The Mulligan Guard, 1873
		Harrigan & Hart, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co.


26	70	The Mountain Daisy
		George Linley and Wm. Vincent Wallace, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


26	71	Muddy Water (A Mississippi Moan), 1926
		Jo' Trent, Peter De Rose, and Harry Richman, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


26	72	Mud in His Ears, 1942
		Waver and Banahan, Piano and voice, Mills Music co.


26	73	Mountain Boys have Fun with Mountain Girls, 1950
		Leon Pober and Ronnie Buck, Piano and voice, Bantam Music Pub. Co.


26	74	The Best I Get is Much Obliged to You, 1907
		Benjamin Hapgood Burt, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick


26	75	The Merry Old Land of Oz, 1939
		E. Y. Harburg and Marold Arlen, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


26	76	The Merry Sleigh Ride, 1852
		Valentine Dister, Piano and voice, Couenhoven, Scull, & Co.


26	77	Merry Old Christmas, 1840
		Austin Phillips, Piano and voice, Atwill Publisher


26	78	Misty Islands of the Highlands, 1935
		Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr, Piano and voice, The Peter Maurice Music Co. Ltd.


26	79	Mistree Mary Quite Contrary Has a Vic'try Garden Now, 1943
		W. R. Williams and Howard Peterson, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter, WWII era


26	80	Mr. Johnson Don't Get Gay!, 1898
		Dave Reed Jr., Piano and voice, George L. Spaulding

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Mister Johnson, 1896

Ben R. Harney, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


27	2	Mister Touchdown, USA, 1950
		Ruth Roberts, Gene Filler, and William Katz, Piano and voice, Paxton Music Inc.


27	3	Mister Pollyanna, 1943
		Johnny Mercer and Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


27	4	Mister Meadowlark, 1940
		Johnny Mercer and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Mercer and Morris Inc.


27	5	Oh! Mister Gallagher and Mister Sheen, 1922
		Gallagher and Sheen, Piano and voice, Jack Mills Inc.


27	6	Mister Five by Five, 1942
		Don Raye and Gene De Paul, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


27	7	Mr. Chucklehead, 1942
		Harold J. Rome, Piano and voice, Musette Publishers Inc.


27	8	MIster Buterfly, 1917
		Ballard Macdonald and Leo Edwards, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


27	9	The Messenger Bird
		Mrs. Hemans and Her Sister, Piano and voice, William M. Hall & son


27	10	Mister Biddle's Riddle, 1942
		Charles Cody, Piano and voice, Stirling Music Publishing Co.


27	11	A Message From the Sea, 1889
		Charles Graham, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


27	12	Mister and Mississippi, 1951
		Irving Gordon, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc.


27	13	The Missletoe Bough
		Henry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


27	14	The Missouri Waltz Song, 1914
		J. r. Shannon and Frederic Knight Logan, Piano and voice, Forster Music Publisher Inc.


27	15	MIssouri, 1946
		Harry (Slim) Duncan and Hank Penny, Piano and voice, American Music, Inc.


27	16	Mississippi, Oh Beloved, 1909
		William Leander Sheetz, piano and voice, The White-Sheetz Co.


27	17	M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I, 1916
		Bert Hanlon, Benny Ryan, and Harry Tierney, Piano and voice, William Jerome Pub. Corp.


27	18	Miss Liza, 1910
		Frank L. Stanton and Eugene Cowles, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson Company


27	19	Mississippi River (Keep Croonin' To Me), 1932
		Frank Abbott and J. Rosemond Johnson, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


27	20	The Merry Days of Old, 1843
		C. J. Jeffreys Esq and S. Nelson, piano and voice, James L. Hewitt


27	21	A Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year, 1945
		Glen Dester and Phil Martin, Piano and voice, Cavalcade Music Co.


27	22	A Merry American Christmas, 1941
		Gladys Shelley and Ruth Cleary, Piano and voice, Mercer and Morris Inc.


27	23	Miss Hallelujah Brown, 1938
		Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


27	24	Misirlou, 1941
		J. Pina (Fred Wise, Milton Leeds, and S. K. Russell) and N. Roubanis), piano and voice, Colonial Music Publ. Co. Inc.


27	25	The Mischevious Bee
		R. Siddons and M. Kelley, Piano and voice, ???


27	26	Merrily Goes the Mill
		S. Nelson, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


27	27	The Mottoes That Are Framed Upon the Wall, 1888
		William Devere and W. S. Mullaly, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


27	28	Mother's Wedding Ring, 1885
		Paul Howard, Piano and voice, Alberto Himan


27	29	The Mother's Vow, 1848
		E. Bradford and H. Waters, Piano and voice, A. & J. P. Oroway


27	30	A MOther's Sad Goodbye, 1901
		J. Boyle and Griffith J. Jones, Piano and voice, United States Music co.


27	31	The Mother's Farewell
		Charles Jeffreys and S. Nelson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


27	32	A Mother's Appeal to Her Boy, 1889
		Julian Holmes and Henry F. Smith, Piano and voice, The Berge Music Company


27	33	Mother Would Comfort Me, 1868
		Charles Carroll Sawyer, Piano and voice, Sawyer & Thompson


27	34	Mother Was a Lady (If Only Jack Were Here), 1896
		Edward B. Marks and Joseph W. Stern, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & co.


27	35	Mother, Pin a Rose on Me, 1905
		Dave Lewis, Paul Schindler, and Bob Adams, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


27	36	The Mother of the Girl I Love, 1897
		Wm. B. Gray, Piano and voice, W. B. Gray & Co.


27	37	Marianna Annabella (the Little Girl with the Big Name), 1938
		Lanny Ross and Ugo Adduci, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc.


27	38	Mother O' MIne, 1903
		Rudyard Kipling and Frank E. Tours, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Ltd.


27	39	Mother Nature's Lullaby, 1933
		Max Rich and Jack Scholl, Piano and voice, Luz Bros. Music Publishers


27	40	Marching Through Georgia
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co., Describing marching through Georgia bringing freedom, Sherman's March


27	41	Mother Machree, 1910
		Rida Johnson Young, Chauncey Olcott and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


27	42	Mother Kissed Me in My Dream, 1864
		George Cooper and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, Wm. A. Pond & Co.


27	43	Mother is an Angel Now!, 1888
		George Cooper and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, White, Smith, & Co.


27	44	Marchin' Towards ya', Georgia, 1934
		Cliff Friend and Carmen Lombardo, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated, Georgia


27	45	Mother (I Love You), 1920
		Howard Smith and Lieut. Gitz Rice, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


27	46	Mother Dear Mother
		Capt. Burgess and W. P. Howard, Piano and voice, ???, Blind Tom, singer from Georgia, on the cover


27	47	Mother Dear, 1914
		J. A. Pedersen and Ted. S. Barron, Piano and voice, Metropolis Music co.


27	48	M-O-T-H-E-R, A Word That Means the World to Me, 1915
		Howard Johnson and Theodore Morse, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


27	49	Matrimonial Sweets
		W. H. Freeman, Piano and voice, James L. Hewitt & Co.


27	50	The Matrimony Song (No! No! No!), 1949
		Jack Young, Piano and voice, Regent Music Corp


27	51	The Master and Scholar
		C. E. Horn, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


27	52	Massa's Sleeping in the Churchyard, 1879
		Arthur W. French and Wm. T. Keefer, Piano and voice, F. Trifet, Publisher


27	53	Matched!, 1868
		???, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters, a campaign song for Horatio Seymour, adapted to the melody E Pluribus Unum


27	54	Massachusetts, 1942
		Andy Razaf and Lucky Roberts, Piano and voice, Miller Music Inc.


27	55	The Masquerade is Over, 1938
		Herb Magidson and Alie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


27	56	Men of Harvard, 1903
		F. H. Grey, Piano, Walter Jacobs, For the Harvard football team


27	57	The Men Behind the Man Behind the Gun, 1942
		Harold J. Rome, Piano and voice, Musette Publishers


27	58	Men Are Such Deceivers
		Geo. Cooper and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice


27	59	The Memphis Blues, 1913
		W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, Joe Morris Music Co.


27	60	Mary's Coming Home, 1913
		Al. Dubin, Chas. O'Donnell, and W. R. McAllister, Piano and voice, Emmett J. Welch


27	61	The Maryland Cadets
		Geo. F. Cole, Piano and voice, Keith's Music Publishing House


27	62	Memory Bells, 1863
		Henry Tucker, Piano and voice, Henry Tucker


27	63	Memories of France, 1928
		Al Dubin and J. Russel Robinson, Piano and voice, Waterson Berlin & Snyder Co.


27	64	Mary of the Wild Moor, 1845
		Joseph W. Turner, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


27	65	Memories, 1889
		W. L. Sheetz, Piano and voice, White-Sheetz Co.


27	66	Mary of Argyle, 1871
		S. Nelson, Piano and voice, W. C. Peters & Sons


27	67	The Memorial Window, 1872
		James Barron Hope and George Camp, Piano and voice, Ludden & Bates, published in Savannah, GA


27	68	Memorial March, 1874
		Theodore Maass, Piano and voice, Ludden & Bates, Dedicated to the Ladies Memorial Association, Savannah, GA


27	69	My Mary Dear, 1898
		Fred J. Hammill, Piano and voice, Olympia Music Co., Musical Supplement of the New York Journal


27	70	Mattie May, 1872
		W. L. Gardner and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


27	71	My Mary Ann, 1856
		Barney Williams and M. Jyse, Piano and voice, Henry McCaffrey


27	72	My Margarita, 1938
		Maria Grever and Walter Hirsch, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


27	73	Mon Homme (My Man), 1920
		Maurice Yvain, A. Willemetz, and Jacques Charles, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


27	74	My Mammy, 1921
		Joe Young, Sam Lewis, and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


27	75	The Moon O'er the Mountain is Beaming, 1841
		Francis H. Brown, Piano and voice, Atwill


27	76	My Mama Says, "No No", 1944
		Sammy Gallop and Ted Fiorito, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


27	77	My Mama's Waiting There, 1905
		Frank W. Sterns, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co.


27	78	My Lucy and Me, 1848
		Marshall S. Pike and J. P. Ordway, Piano and voice, A. & J. P. Ordway


27	79	My Lubly Dinah Mae, 1848
		William Clifton, Piano and voice, Joseph F. Atwill


27	80	My Lovin' Melody Man (My Wonderful, Marvelous Melody Man), 1913
		Joe Ward, Paul Cunningham, and Jack Glogau, Piano and voice, Leo Feist

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My Lover is a Weaver, 1890

Eugen Hildach (E. Buek), Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


28	2	My Love has Gon a Sailing
		Rose A. Lea and J. L. Molloy, Piano and voice


28	3	The Moon Shines on the Moonshine, 1920
		Francis De Witt and Robert Hood Bowers, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


28	4	My Lotus Bloom (Chinese Love Song), 1934
		Alice Granger and Wilbur Chenoweth, Piano and voice, The Boston Music Company


28	5	Moon Over Brooklyn, 1946
		Jason Matthews and Terry Shand, Piano and voice, London Music Corp.


28	6	My Little Woman, 1877
		Geo. L. Osgood, Piano and voice, O. Ditson & Co.


28	7	The Moon Kissed the Mississippi, 1943
		Charles Newman and Lew Pollack, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation


28	8	My Little Valley Home, 1854
		Harry Devere, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


28	9	My Little Red Head, 1947
		Max C. Freedman and Frankie Adams, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.


28	10	My Little Persian Rose, 1912
		Edgar Allan Woolf and Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


28	11	My Little Love, 1890
		C. B. Hawley, Piano and voice, G. Schirmer


28	12	My Little Lhassa Maid, 1904
		Guy F. Steely and Frederich Chapin, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


28	13	My Little Lady Bug, 1900
		Walter H. Ford and John W. Bratton, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


28	14	My Little Girl, 1915
		Saw Lewis, Will Dillon, and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


28	15	My Little Girl, 1915
		Sam M. Lewis, Will Dillon, and Alvert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation, same chorus as the song before, but two verses which are completely different from the first version


28	16	My Little Georgia Rose, 1899
		Robt. F. Roden and Max S. Witt, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., Georgia


28	17	Montana Moon, 1941
		Leslie Beacon, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co.


28	18	My Little Cousin, 1942
		Happy Lewis, Sam Braverman, and Cy Coben, Piano and voice, Doraine Music Publishing Co.


28	19	My Little Baby, 1897
		Gustave Kerker and Hugh Morton, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser


28	20	My Pretty Zulu Lu, 1902
		Max Hoffman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, and Von Tilzer


28	21	My Pretty Parrakeet, 1946
		Jaime Yamin (Joe Davis) and Juanita Gomez, Piano and voice, Caribbean Music Inc.


28	22	My Pretty Page Look Out Afar
		T. Morton Esq and Hanry R. Bishop, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


28	23	My Pretty Gazelle
		G. A. Hodson, Piano and voice, L. Meignen & Co.


28	24	My Prarie Home, 1856
		Wurzel, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


28	25	My Prarie Home, 1945
		Jack Mahl and Jimmie Redrick, Piano and voice, Melocraft Music Pub. Co.


28	26	My Poor Prune, 1937
		Vivian Gardner, Phil Levant and J. V. De Cimbri, Piano and voice, Roy Music Co.


28	27	My Own Iona, 1916
		L. Wolfe Gilbert, Anatol Friedland and Carey Morgan, Piano and voice, Jos. W. stern & Co.


28	28	My Own Colleen, 1856
		Max S. Witt, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., Supplement to the Sunday World


28	29	My Own Cecile, 1898
		H. Fragson & Ad. Stanislas, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co., Supplement to the New York Journal


28	30	My Own Blue Bell
		Thomas H. Bayly Esp. , Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


28	31	My Kid's a Crooner, 1934
		Marion Harris and Reg Montgomery, Piano and voice, The Lawrence Wright Music Co.


28	32	My Orchard is Short of a Peach Like You, 1913
		Hed. Hye and Albert Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


28	33	My Operatic Samson, 1910
		Wm. Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co., supplement to the Sunday World


28	34	My One Arabian Night, 1938
		James C. Bradford, Arthur H. Gutman, and Arthur Jones, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


28	35	My Old Wife, 1840
		Jonas B. Philips Esq. and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Hewitt & Jacques


28	36	My Irish Molly O, 1905
		Wm. Jerome and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Company


28	37	My Old Westchester Home Among the Maples, 1899
		William B. Gray, piano and voice, W. B. Gray & Co., Supplement tot he New York Journal


28	38	My Irish Girl, 1911
		Alfred Brayn and H. Blanke Belcher, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


28	39	My Old Virginia Home, 1855
		J. A. Bartley, Esq. and Charley T. Frey, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


28	40	My Old Time girl, 1899
		R. B. Cassin and Signey Homer, Piano and voice, E. J. Nugent Music Publishing co., Supplement to the New York Journal


28	41	My Old New Hampshire Home, 1898
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick and Company


28	42	My Old Home Town, 1932
		A. L. S. and May H. Grahe, Piano and voice, Boosey, Hawkes, Belwin, Inc.


28	43	My Home My Happy Home
		G. A. Hodson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & co.


28	44	My Home in the County Mayo, 1927
		Monte Carlo and Alma Sanders, Piano and voice, Standard Music Corporation


28	45	My Old Dutch, Circa 1890
		Albert Chevalier and Charles Ingle, Piano and voice, White-Smith Music Pub. Co.


28	46	My Highland Mary, 1829
		Lady Norton and C. Meineke, Piano and voice, John Cole


28	47	My Old Brown Fiddle, 1937
		John Klenner, Piano and voice, John Klenner


28	48	My Helen is the Fairest Flower
		William Kirby, Piano and voice


28	49	Just Like Jane, 1906
		Geo. Totten Smith and Geo. H. Nichols, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


28	50	Ku Klux Kismet, 1924
		Mary Gue, Piano, Walter Ardrell Riggs


28	51	Lazy Rolls the Rio Grande, 1939
		Foster Carlin and Phil Ohman, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


28	52	A Lazy Georgia Moon, 1951
		Worldye, Piano and voice, Wallace-Leathe Publications, Chipley, GA


28	53	Lazybones, 1933
		Johnny Mercer, Piano and voice, Southern Music Pub. Co. Inc.


28	54	Lay My Head Beneath a Rose, 1926
		W. Madison and G. Falkenstein, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


28	55	Lay Me Down and Save the Flag, 1864
		"Paulina" and Geo. F. Root, Piano and voice, Root Cady


28	56	The Law Won't Allow Me to Do It, 1892
		Norton Atkins and Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, Frank Tousey's Publishing House


28	57	Just Help Yourself, 1907
		Andrew B. Sterling and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co.


28	58	Maggie's Secret
		Claribel, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


28	59	Just for Sociability, 1890
		J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, National Music Co.


28	60	The Magic of Your Eyes, 1907
		Arthur A. Penn, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


28	61	Macushla, 1910
		Josephine V. Rowe and Dermot MacMurrough, Piano and voice, Boosey & Hawkes


28	62	Just 50 Years Ago, 1884
		George Cooper and Harrison Millard, Piano and voice, Spear & Denhoff


28	63	Mad About the Boy, 1932
		Noel Coward, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


28	64	Just Dreaming Til You Come Home, 1943
		Al Dubin and Cliff Friend, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation, WWII Era Love Song


28	65	Just Beyond the Other Shore, 1876
		Samuel N. Mitchell and H. P. Danks, Piano and voice, White, Smith, & Company


28	66	Maggie Murphy's Home, 1890
		Edward Harrigan and Dave Braham, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


28	67	Maggie May, 1860
		Sherman Greig, Piano and voice, Joseph P. Shaw


28	68	Maggie, the Cows are in the Clover, 1886
		Al. W. Filson, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms


28	69	Just in Case You Change Your Mind, 1936
		Ralph Reed, Piano and voice, Sherman, Clay & Co.


28	70	Just In Case, 1951
		Vincent Andrews, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks


28	71	Maggie's Answer, 1868
		J. A. Butterfield, Piano and voice, J. A. Butterfield


28	72	Let the Rest of the Wold Go By, 1919
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


28	73	The Lavender Girl
		Piano and voice, J. L Hewitt & Co.


28	74	Let the Angels In, 1867
		Miss Allen and H. P. Danks, PIano and voice, Chas. W. Harris


28	75	Laughing Water, 1903
		Frederick W. Hager, Piano, Sol-Bloom


28	76	Let My Conscience Be Your Guide, 1937
		Al Stillman and Harold Mooney, Piano and voice, Luz Bros. Music Publishers


28	77	Let Me Rest in the Land of My Birth
		Charles Jeffreys and J. Harroway, Piano and voice, G. P. Reed


28	78	Laugh Clown Laugh, 1928
		Lewis and Young and Jed Fiorito, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.


28	79	Let Me Kiss Him For His Mother, 1859
		John P. Ordway, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


28	80	Let Me Introduce a Fellah Lardy Dah or The City Toff
		Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co

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Let Me Die with my Face to the Foe, 1864

James C. Clark, Piano and voice, Horace Waters, Civil War Era, based on last words of Gen. James C. Rice


29	2	Let's Go! U. S. A., 1941
		Catherine Nagle, George Febbo, Clarence Lauer, and Will Hays, Piano and voice, Miracle Music Co., WWII Era, patriotic and military featured


29	3	Let's Get the Umpire's Goat, 1909
		Nora Bayes & Jack Norworth, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick, Baseball theme


29	4	The Latin Quarter, 1938
		Al Dubin and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp., Latin Quarter in Paris


29	5	Let's Be Buddies, 1940
		Cole Porter, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


29	6	Last Year's Roses, 1912
		James E. Dempsey and Johann C. Schmid, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


29	7	Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing, 1932
		Robert Hargreaves, Stanley J. Damerell, and Tolchard Evans, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


29	8	Let's Bring New Glory to Old Glory, 1942
		Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Twentieth Century Music Corporation, WWII era


29	9	Let's All Go Up to Maud's, 1904
		Joseph C. Farrell and Kerry Mills, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


29	10	Let's All Be American's Now, 1917
		Irving Berlin, Edgar Leslie, and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder co., WWI era


29	11	Let Yez All Be Irish To-Night, 1917
		W. J. McKenna, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. Inc.


29	12	Let Us LIve With a Hope, 1855
		Alice Hawthorne, Piano and voice, Winner & Shuster


29	13	The Last Waltz I Had With You, 1920
		Harold Atteridge and Bert Grant, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.


29	14	Let Us Have Peace, 1861
		Will S. Hays, Piano and voice, Tripp & Cragg, Civil War Era


29	15	Last Train to Clarksville, 1966
		Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, Piano and voice, Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc.


29	16	Let Us Forget, 1904
		Harry J. Breen and T. Mayo Geary, Piano and voice, The American Advance Music Co.


29	17	Let There Be Love, 1940
		Ian Grant and Lionel Rand, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


29	18	The Last Time I Saw Paris, 1940
		Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein 2nd, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms


29	19	Let the rest of the World Go By, 1919
		J. Kern Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


29	20	(When You and I Were Young) Maggie Blues, 1922
		Jack Frost and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


29	21	Magdaline, My Southern Queen!, 1903
		Cole & Johnson Bros., Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


29	22	Madamoiselle Marie, 1944
		William B. Richter, Piano and voice, William B. Richter, WWII era


29	23	Just Behind the Times, 1896
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


29	24	Ma Black Tulip, 1900
		Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


29	25	Ma Blushin' Rosie, 1940
		Edgar Smith and John Stromberg, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


29	26	Just Before the Battle, Mother, 1863
		Geo. F. Root, Piano and voice, Root & Cady


29	27	Ma Lady Lu, 1899
		Chas. W. Doty and Edwin S. Brill, Piano and voice, Chas B. Ward, "A Dark Love Lament"


29	28	Ma Onliest One, 1896
		Fay Templeton, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co., "An African Ballad"


29	29	Just Because You're in Deep Elem, 1939
		Hy Heath, Johnny Lange, and Lew Porter, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


29	30	Ma Pickaninny Babe, 1913
		Chas L. Johnson, Piano and voice, Foster Music Publisher


29	31	Ma Tiger lily, 1900
		Clay M. Greene and A. B. Sloane, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons, Two version: One from the musical with words, the other an instrumental piece


29	32	Just Because You're a Poor Little Girl, 1910
		Ed Gardenier and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co., Supplement to the New York Tribune


29	33	Just Because She Made De Goo-Goo Eyes, 1900
		John Queen and Hughley Cannon, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co.


29	34	The Machine Gun Song, 1943
		Al Hoffman, Mann Curtis, and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Edwin H. Morris & Company Inc., WWII Era


29	35	The Mackerel Catchers, 1849
		Rev. E. W. Lake, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


29	36	Li'l Abner, 1940
		Ben Oakland Milton Berle, and Milton Drake, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


29	37	LIl' Farina (Everybody Love You), 1925
		Harrison G. Smith and Alvano Mier, Piano and voice, Alvano Mier Music Pub. Co.


29	38	Lil' Feller, Come An' Play!, 1907
		Frank L. Stanton and Robert B. Kellogg, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


29	39	Li'l Liza Jane, 1916
		Countess Ada de Lachau, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation


29	40	Love Me While the Loving is Good, 1908
		Stanley Murphy and Harry Von Tilzer Piano and voice, Harry von Tilzer


29	41	The Lilac Tree (Perspicacity), 1920
		George H. Garlan, Piano and voice, Hinds, Hayden, & Eldredge


29	42	Love Me or Leave Me Alone, 1915
		Howard Johnson and Archie Gottler, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder


29	43	Love Me Only, 1890
		Henry J. Sayers and Banks Winter, Piano and voice, Willis Woodward & Co.


29	44	Love Me Little, Love Me Long, 1893
		Percy Gaunt, Piano and voice, t. B. Harms & Co.


29	45	Lilies of Lorraine, 1926
		Clifford Grey and Pierre Connoe, Piano and voice, Boosey & Co. Ltd.


29	46	Lillie of the Snowstorm, 1866
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, S. Brainard's Sons


29	47	Lillie Lee is Full of Mischief
		Stephen Glover, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


29	48	Lilla's a Lady!
		T. H. Balyly Esq., Piano and voice, T. A. Rawlings


29	49	Love Me as I Am, 1941
		Frank Loesser and Louis Alter, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


29	50	Lilly Dale, 1853
		H. S. Thompson, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


29	51	Lily of the Valley, 1917
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


29	52	Love Me, 1934
		Ned Washington and Victor Young, Piano and voice, Harry Engel Inc.


29	53	The Lily or the Rose?, 1902
		Monroe H. Rosenfeld and Alfred Solman, Piano and voice, The American Advance Music Co., Musical supplement


29	54	Limehouse Blues, 1922
		Douglas Furber and Philip Braham, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms Inc.


29	55	A Love Like This, 1943
		Victor Young and Ned Washington, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corp.


29	56	The Limerick Girls, 1902
		Chauncey Olcott, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


29	57	Love Lies, 1940
		Carl Sigman, Ralph Freed, and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Leo Feist, Inc.


29	58	Linda, 1945
		Ann Ronell, Piano and voice, Picture Music, Inc.


29	59	Lindbergh (The Eagle of the U. S. A.), 1927
		Howard Johnson & Al Sherman, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., song about Charles Lindbergh, the aviator


29	60	Bright Eyes, 1909
		O. A. Hauerbach and Karl L. Hoschna, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


29	61	List Thee Dear Lady
		Fra Diavolo, Piano and voice, Endicott


29	62	Love is Like a Cigarette, 1935
		Richard Jerome and Walter Kent, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


29	63	List to the Convent Bells
		James Blockleuy, Piano and voice, National Music Co.


29	64	Listen to the Bugle Call, 1917
		V. D. Simpson, Piano and voice, Maryland Music Publishing


29	65	Listen to the German Band, 1932
		Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, Piano and voice, Miller Music Co.


29	66	Listen to the Mockingbird, 1855
		Alice Hawthorne and Richard Milburn, Piano and voice, Winner & Shuster


29	67	Listen to the Voice of Love
		???, Piano and voice, McDonnell's


29	68	I Had but Fifty Cents, 1933
		Jimmie Long, Piano and voice, Calumet Music Co.


29	69	A Jug of Wine, 1945
		Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


29	70	The Kaiser's Got the Blues, He's Got Those Weary Blues, 1918
		Domer C. Browne and W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, Pace handy Music Co. Inc., WWI


29	71	There is Music in the Air
		J. Clement French, Piano and voice, Millet's Music Saloon, Dedicated to the Kappa Alpha Society


29	72	Kashmiri Song, 1903
		Laurence Hope and Amy Woodforde-Finden, Piano and voice, Boosey & Hawkes, Inc.


29	73	Just 20 Years Ago, 1863
		F. Lambert, Piano and voice, S. Brainard's Sons, Civil War Era


29	74	The K. P. Serenade, 1942
		Kay Twomey and Al Goodhart, Piano and voice, Gordon, Kaufman, and Real Inc.


29	75	Just Try to PIcture Me Back Home in Tennessee, 1915
		Wm. Jerome and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder co.


29	76	Just think of Your Mother, 1900
		Jos. F. Hortiz, Piano and voice, Jos. Morris


29	77	Just the Picture of a Girl I Used to Know, 1899
		Hattie Nevada, Piano and voice, The Kansas City Talking Machine Co.


29	78	Just the Other Day, 1946
		Redd Evans and Austen Croom-Johnson, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc.


29	79	The Longest Way Round is the Sweetest Way Home, 1908
		Ren Shields and Kerry Mills, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


29	80	Just Tell Them That You Saw Me, 1895
		Paul Dresser, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland & Co.

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Just Tell Her That I Loved Her Too, 1899

Chas. K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


30	2	Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me), 1946
		Lee Gaines and Duke Ellington, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


30	3	Long Long Ago!
		Thomas Haynes Bayly Esp., Piano and voice, Hewitt & Jaques


30	4	Long Live Democracy!, 1941
		Wally Ives, Sidney Jerome, and Jerry Kanner, Piano and voice, Kanner Music Publishing Co.


30	5	Long Gone, 1920
		Chris Smith and W. C. Handy, Piano and voice, Handy Brothers Music Co. Inc.


30	6	Long Boy, 1917
		William Herschell, Barclay Walker, Gaar Williams, Piano and voice, The Beardsley-Woods Pub. Co.


30	7	Lookout! We're Coming Through!, 1950
		Paul Barrett, Piano and voice, Paul Barrett Music, Army propganda


30	8	Lookout Mountain
		Lon A. Warner and C. A. Garratt, Piano and voice, ??? (Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce???)


30	9	Just One Word of Love, 1897
		George A. Norton and James W. Casey, Piano and voice, The Hume-Minor Co., Music Supplement to the New York Journal and Advertiser


30	10	Jimmy Valentine, 1910
		Edward Madden and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Pub. Co. Inc.


30	11	Looking for Yesterday, 1940
		Eddied De Lange and Jimmy Van Heusen, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


30	12	Looking' for the Lost chord, 1937
		Lindsay McPhail, Ed East, and Clark Harrington, Piano and voice, Modern Melodies Publishing Co.


30	13	Just My Style, 1904
		Robert B. Smith and Raymond Hubbell, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


30	14	Just Listen to My Heart Beat, 1919
		Harry B. Smith and Hugo Risenfeld, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


30	15	Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware, Gerneral Pershing Will Cross the Rhine, 1918
		Howard Johnson and George W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


30	16	Just Like the Will O'The Wisp, 1919
		Vernon J. Stevens and J. Stanley Brothers Jr., Piano and voice, A. J. Stasny Music Co.


30	17	Just Like Old Times, 1945
		Joe Davis, Piano and voice, Joe Davis Music Co.


30	18	Just LIke a Melody Out of the Sky, 1928
		Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble


30	19	Just Like Love
		John Davy, Piano and voice, Hime


30	20	Look Out for the Big Banshee, 1919
		Joseph E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


30	21	Look in the Book and See!, 1901
		Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


30	22	Just a Kiss Apart, 1949
		Leo Robin and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, J. J. Robbins & Sons


30	23	Just a Kid Named Joe, 1938
		Mack David and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.


30	24	Just a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes, 1904
		Chas K. Harris, Piano and voice, Chas K. Harris


30	25	Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose, 1916
		Raymond Egan and Richard A. Whiting, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


30	26	Just a Girl That Men Forget, 1923
		Al Dubin, Fred Rath, and Jos. J. Garren, Piano and voice, Jack Mills Music Publishers


30	27	Mammy's Goodnight Lullaby, 1920
		William Jerome and Harry Von Tilzer, Piano and voice, Harry Von Tilzer


30	28	Just a Flower that You Plucked for Me One Day, 1902
		Paul Leslie and H. W. Petrie, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co.


30	29	Mammy o' Mine, 1919
		William Tracey and Maceo Pinkard, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein,, & Co.


30	30	Mammy, I'll Sing About You, 1935
		Al Dubin and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


30	31	Mamma Says It's Naughty (She Can go to Kalamazoo!), 1893
		Fred. Solomon, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark and Sons


30	32	Just a Gigolo, 1929
		Leonello Caucci and Irving Caesar (Julius Brammer), Piano and voice, De Sylva Brown and Henderson Inc.


30	33	Just a Few Little Miles From Home, 1945
		Ray Smith, Vaughn Horton, and Denver Darling, Piano and voice, RYTVOC Inc., WWII Era


30	34	Just a Fair Weather Friend, 1934
		Johnny Mercer and Matt Malneck, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


30	35	Mammy's Shufflin' Dance, 1911
		L. Wolfe Gilbert and Melville J. Gideon, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter, the Chicago Publisher


30	36	Mammy's Little Pumpkin Colored Coons, 1897
		Hillman and Perrin, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


30	37	(I'm Dancin' with) The Mamas with Moo-Lah, 1942
		Jack Yelled and Sammy Fain, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


30	38	Just a Blue Serge Suit, 1945
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin, WWII Era


30	39	Mamalu, 1944
		Lew Brown and Ted Fio-Rito, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co., New Orleans voodoo queen


30	40	Jupiter Has Nine Moons, 1939
		Ade Robson, piano and voice, Joe Davis, Inc.


30	41	Just a Baby's Prayer at Twilight (For Her Daddy Over There), 1918
		Sam. M. Lewis, Joe Young, and M. K. Jerome, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder co., WWI era


30	42	Mama, That Moon is Here Again, 1937
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation, Written for both sexes to sing


30	43	Mama, Put Your Britches On!, 1943
		Irene Higginbotham, Piano and voice, Beacon Music Co., Women working during WWII


30	44	Junk Man, 1934
		Frank Loesser and Joseph Meyer, Piano and voice, Donaldson, Douglas, & Gumble Inc.


30	45	Mama, Do I Gotta?, 1947
		Mann Curtis and Vic Mizzy, Piano and voice, Miller Music Corporation


30	46	Mama Can't Pray for Us Now, 1914
		J. Will Callahan and F. Henri Klickman, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co.


30	47	Mama Ain't Home Tonight, 1944
		Jack Wallace and Sidney Furgatch, Piano and voice, Sunnyside Music Publications


30	48	Jumpin' With a GI Girl, 1943
		Nelson Cogane, Edgar Battle, and Ira Schuster, Piano and voice, Paull-Pioneer Music Corporation, WWII, Seeing G. I. Women in a positive light


30	49	The Jumpin' Jive (Jim Jam Jump), 1939
		Cab Calloway, Frank Froeba, and Jack Palmer, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation


30	50	The Chimes (four songs)
		Jullien, Piano and voice, E. Ferrett & Co.


30	51	Juluis' Bride
		E. P. Christy, Piano and voice, Vanderbeek's


30	52	Man, That's Groovy!, 1941
		Fred Norman and Jeff Adams, Piano and voice, Beacon Music co.


30	53	Man with an Elephant on His Hands, 1891
		J. Cheever Goodwin and Woolson Morse, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


30	54	Julie O'Dooley, 1945
		Edgar Leslie, Jack Meskill, and Pete Wendling, Piano and voice, Brown & Henderson


30	55	Juke Box Saturday Night, 1942
		Al Stillman and Paul McGrane, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society


30	56	Juke Box Roundelay, 1941
		Kahn Keene and Lou Ricca, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks


30	57	Judy McCann, 1915
		James Clarence Harvey and Andrew Mack, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


30	58	The Man that Broke the Brokers Down in Wall Street, 1894
		William Jerome and D. Fitzgibbon, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


30	59	Man the LIfe Boat
		Henry Russel, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


30	60	Juanita, 1855
		Hon. Mors. Norton and T. g. May, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


30	61	The Man of the Hour, General Eisenhower, 1943
		James Cavanaugh, John Redmond, and Nat Simon, Piano and voice, Joe Davis Music Co. Inc., WWII Era


30	62	Kitty McGee, 1887
		Harrison Millard, Piano and voice, S. T. Gordon & Son


30	63	Kathleen O'Moore
		Piano and voice, Klemm & Brother


30	64	Kathleen Mavourneen
		Mrs. Crawford and F. N. Crouch, Piano and voice, H. C. Orth


30	65	Katty Avourneen
		F. N. Crouch, Piano and voice, E. H. Harding


30	66	Katy-Did, Katy-Didn't, 1941
		Frank Loesser and Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Famous Music corporation


30	67	Katy Darling, 1851
		Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


30	68	Katy (The Hoppinest Kangaroo), 1951
		Cy Coben, Piano and voice, George Paxton, Inc.


30	69	Katusha, 1943
		Hy Zaret, Matvey Blanter, and Lou Singer, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corp.


30	70	Katunka, 1904
		Lee Orean Smith, Piano, Vandersloot Music Co.


30	71	Katie Strang, 1856
		W. W. Fosdick and W. Vincent Wallace, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


30	72	Kutchy, Kutchy, Coo!, 1888
		Monroe H. Rosenfeld, Piano and voice, Benj. W. Hitchcock


30	73	Kate of Carolina, 1867
		S. S. Steele, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


30	74	Kate Kearney (being an answer to that celebrated song as sung by Mr. Webster: The Words by I. L. Lewis Esqr.
		T. H. Thompson, Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


30	75	Kokomo, Indiana, 1947
		Mack Gordon and Josef Myrow, Piano and voice, Bregman, Vocco, and Conn Inc.


30	76	Kate Kearney, 1834
		Piano and voice, Kretshmar & Nunns


30	77	Kate Kearney (different lyrics)
		Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


30	78	The Lady in Red, 1935
		Mort Dixon and Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


30	79	Lady Jinks of the Foot Dragoons, 1868
		E. N. Slocum, Piano and voice, R. Witting & Co.


30	80	Laddie Buck of MIne, 1920
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons

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Lady Love, 1909

William J. McKenna and Albert Gumble, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & co.


31	2	A Laddie in France is Dreaming (Little Girlie of You), 1918
		Eddie McGrath and William E. Dulmage, Piano and voice, Eddie McGrath Publishing Co., WWI Era love song


31	3	The Lady on the Two Cent Stamp, 1938
		Al Dubin, Johnny Mercer, and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Harms Inc


31	4	The Ladie's Man
		John H. Hewitt, Piano and voice, F. D. Bentern


31	5	The Fatherland, The Motherland, The Land of My Best Girl, 1914
		Ballard McDonald and Harry Carroll, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


31	6	The Lamplighter's Serenade, 1942
		Paul Francis Webster and Hoagy Carmichael, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


31	7	Light of My Soul to Thee, 1864
		E. L. Fancher Esq. and Walter Russell Johnston, Piano and voice, W. R. Johnston


31	8	The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed, 1937
		Al Dubin and Harry Warren, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.


31	9	Lady Do Not Trust the Stranger, 1867
		Thomas Manahan and Geo. A. Russell, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


31	10	The Lady from Brazil, 1944
		Al Curtis and Frank Silver, Piano and voice, Frank Silver Music Publishers


31	11	The Lady from Fifth Avenue, 1937
		Walter G. Samuels, Leonard Whitcup, and Teddy Powell, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. Inc.


31	12	The Lady witht he Ragtime Walk, 1899
		Armstrong Brothers, Piano and voice, W. B. Gray & Company, Supplement to the New York Journal


31	13	The Lady's in Love with You, 1939
		Frank Loesser and Burton Lane, Piano and voice, paramount Music Corporation


31	14	The Lady from 29 Palms, 1947
		Allie Wrubel, Piano and voice, Martin Music


31	15	The Lady's on the Job, 1943
		Harold J. Rome, Piano and voice, Kaycee Music Co. Inc.


31	16	Lake Erie Waltz
		Ch. Zeuner, Piano, Oliver Ditson


31	17	Lardy Dah
		S. McIntyre Birbeck, Piano and voice, R. A. Saalfield


31	18	Lalapaluza Lu, 1942
		Milton Drake, Al Hoffman, and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, World Music Inc.


31	19	Larboard Watch
		T. Williams, Piano and voice, McKinley Music Co.


31	20	Lam' Lam' Lam', 1900
		Frank Abbott and Ben M. Jerome, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co.


31	21	Lambeth Walk, 1937
		Noel Gay and Douglas Furber, Piano and voice, Cinephonic Music Co., Ltd.


31	22	Lament of the Alpine Shepherd Boy, 1844
		Alfred Wheeler Esq. and Francis H. Brown, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


31	23	The Lament of the Blind Orphan Girl, 1841
		Ailenroe and William B. Bradbury, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


31	24	The Languid Man, 1898
		Edmund Vance Cooke and Richard Stahl, Piano and voice, Carl Fischer, Supplement to the New York Journal


31	25	The Language of flowers, 1903
		Jesse H. Campbell, Piano and voice, American Advance Music Co., Supplement to the New York American and Journal


31	26	The Land of the west
		Rory O'Moore and Samuel Lover, Piano and voice, E. Riley & Co.


31	27	The Lament of the Irish Emigrant, 1842
		Hon. Mrs. Price Blackwood and William R. Dempster, Piano and voice, Geo. P. Reed


31	28	Lament of the Irish Love, 1847
		H. G. Barrus, Piano and voice, Henry Tolman


31	29	The Kerry Dance Song
		J. L. Molloy, Piano and voice, William A. Pond & Co.


31	30	The Last Meeting with the Old Folks, 1856
		Sidney Dyer and J. A. Baker, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


31	31	Love's Dream Song, 1894
		Minnie Bailey and J. W. Bischoff, Piano and voice, Theodore Presser Co.


31	32	Love's Got Me Down Again, 1939
		Sammy Cahn and Saul Chaplin, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.


31	33	Love's Hour, 1899
		Arthur Benington and Tibor Remenyi, Piano and voice, Tibor Remenyi, Musical supplement to the New York Journal


31	34	Love's Chosen Hours, 1843
		H. P. Grattan Esq. and Fracis H. Brown, Piano and voice, Atwill


31	35	Lovers Once! Strangers Now, 1891
		S. Turney, Piano and voice, S. Turney


31	36	Lover's Lane, 1899
		Barney Fagan, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


31	37	The Last Sad Scene, 1847
		A. A. G. and F. H. Nash, Piano and voice, C. Holt Jr.


31	38	Lover Come Back to Me, 1928
		Sigmund Romberg, Frank Manel, and Oscar Hammerstein, Piano and voice, Harms, Inc.


31	39	A Little More Cider, 1843
		Austin Harf, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


31	40	The Last Call for Love, 1942
		E. Y. Harburg, Margery Cummings, and Burton lane, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


31	41	Lovely Nell, 1848
		L. H. W. Crosby, Piano and voice, J. E. Gould & Co.


31	42	The Last Hour
		Charles Jefferys and S. Nelson, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


31	43	(Sweeter Than Magnolia Blossoms) Lovely Linda Lou, 1936
		York & King, Tom Connell, and Will Heagney, Piano and voice, York and King Pub. Co.


31	44	The Last Link is Broken
		William Clifton, Piano and voice, George Willig Jr.


31	45	Milwaukee Light Guard, 1859
		H. N. Hempstead, Piano, H. N. Hempsted


31	46	The Light Guard
		Signorina Garcia and J. Barnett, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


31	47	The Light House
		Thomas Moore Esq. and J. Willson, Piano and voice, E. Riley


31	48	Light Light is the Heart, 1834
		Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


31	49	Like the Gloom of Night Retiring
		Henry B. Bishop, Piano and voice, E. Riley


31	50	Like a Sunbeam Came Our Darling, 1873
		E. W. Locke, Piano and voice, G. D. Russell & Company


31	51	Life's Voyage, 1897
		J. S. Duss, Piano and voice, Wm. C. Ott & Co.


31	52	Life's Game of See Saw, 1897
		Edgar Selden and L. C. Wedgefuth, Piano and voice, L. C. Wedgefuth, Supplement to the New York Journal


31	53	Life's Dream is Over!, 1863
		S. G. P., Piano and voice, S. Brainard's Song


31	54	Life's a Funny Present from Someone, 1944
		Howard Dietz and Vernon Duke, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


31	55	A Life on the Ocean Wave, 1838
		Opes Sargent and Henry Russel, Piano and voice, Hewitt & Jaques


31	56	Life is So Peculiar, 1950
		Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen, Piano and voice, Burke-Van Heusen & Associates Music Corp


31	57	The Kind of Girl a Man Likes Best, 1909
		Harry B. Smith and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus-Edwards Music Pub. Co.


31	58	Kilroy Was Here, 1946
		Paul Page, Piano and voice, American Academy of Music, Inc.


31	59	Kille Kille (Indian Love Talk), 1942
		Vic Mizzy and Irving Taylor, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-Select, Inc.


31	60	A Life in the Woods, 1841
		George P. Morris, Esq. and F. H. Brown, Piano and voice, Atwill


31	61	Killarney, My Home O'er the Sea, 1911
		Frederic Knight Logan, Piano and voice, Leo Feist


31	62	A LIfe in the West, 1844
		G. P. Morris, Esq, Henry Russell, Piano and voice, W. C. Peters


31	63	Lieutenant General Grant's Grand March, 1862
		E. Mack, Piano, Lee & Walker, Civil War Era


31	64	Love I'm Calling, 1932
		Andy Razaf, Bob Schafer, and J. C. Johnson, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


31	65	Love in Disguise, 1828
		George Walker, Esq, and T. W. H. B. B., Piano and voice, G. M. Bourne


31	66	Love Here is My Heart, 1915
		Adrian Ross and Lao Silesu, Piano and voice, Ascherberg, Hopwood, & Crew Ltd.


31	67	Love For Sale, 1930
		Cole Porter, Piano and voice, Harms Incorporated


31	68	Little Maggie May
		G. W. Moore and C. Blamphin, Piano and voice, Lee & Walker


31	69	Love Dreams, 1910
		J. J. Crawford and Henriette Blanke-Belcher, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


31	70	Little Major, 1863
		Henry C. Work, Piano and voice, Root & Cady, Civil War Era


31	71	Love By Moonlight, 1864
		C. Kinkel, Piano, J. L. Peters


31	72	Little Maud, 1865
		Thomas B. Aldrich and J. P. Webster, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


31	73	The Love Bug Will Bite You (If You Don't Watch Out), 1937
		Pinky Tomlin, Piano and voice, Santly Bros.-Joy Inc.


31	74	Love, 1945
		Ralph Blane and Hugh Martin, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


31	75	A Little Farm Well Till'd
		John Parry, Piano and voice, G. E. Blake


31	76	Little Miss No-One from No-Where, 1904
		Rob't B. Smith and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


31	77	Love Bird, 1921
		Mary Earl and Ted Fiorito, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


31	78	Love and the Weather, 1947
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Music Corporation


31	79	Little Mother of Mine, 1917
		Walter H. Brown and H. T. Burleigh, Piano and voice, G. Ricordi & Co.


31	80	My Little Nest of Heavenly Blue, 1932
		Sigmund Spaeth and Franz Lehar, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Music Corporation

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The Little House Upon the Hill, 1915

Ballard Macdonald, Joe Goodwin, and Harry Puck, Piano and voice`, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


32	2	Love and Duty, 1892
		C. Williams and Leo Dryden, Piano and voice, Richard A. Saalfield


32	3	Little Japan, 1904
		J. T. Rider, Piano and voice, Theatrical Music Supply Co., Positive song about the Japanese, referring to the Russo-Japanese War of 1904 and 1905


32	4	Little Joe, 1908
		Julia L. Spalding, Piano and voice, The Spalding Co., Atlanta, GA, Song set in Georgia


32	5	Love and a Dime, 1935
		Brooks bowman, Piano and voice, Princeton University Triangle Club


32	6	Little Katy, 1853
		James Simmonds and Quos, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


32	7	Love America or Leave It Alone, 1941
		Clarence Gaskill, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy-select Inc., WWII Era


32	8	The Little Lost Child, 1894
		Edward B. Marks and Jos. W. Stern, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


32	9	The Little Flower You Gave Me, 1818
		J. C. Macy, Piano and voice, Roe Stephens


32	10	Louisiana Purchase, 1940
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


32	11	The Little Ford Rambled Right Along, 1914
		C. R. Foster and Byron Gay, Piano and voice, Plaza Music Co., About Ford Cars


32	12	The Little Fraud, 1872
		Ned Harrigan, Piano and voice, White & Goullard


32	13	Louisiana Lullaby, 1928
		Lou Zoeller and Fred Bernhard, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


32	14	Louisiana Lou, 1911
		Donaghey & Brukhardt and Ben. M. Jerome, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


32	15	Louisiana Lou, 1894
		Leslie Stuart, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Francis Day & Hunter


32	16	If He Wears a Little Golden Eagle, 1945
		Ed East, Arthur Havel, and J. Fred Coots, Piano and voice, Bob Miller


32	17	Louis Kossuth Reception March, 1852
		Fr. Benkhardt, Piano and voice, C. G. Christman


32	18	I Got the Sun in the Morning, 1946
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin


32	19	In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree, 1905
		Harry H. Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


32	20	I Can't Believe It's True, 1932
		Charles Newman, Ben Bernie, and Isham Jones, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc.


32	21	I Can't Believe Your Eyes, 1939
		Mollie Lee, Frank La Mar, & Dick Dixon, Piano and voice, Dave Ringle


32	22	I Can't Face the Music (Without Singing the Blues), 1938
		Ted Koehler and Rube Bloom, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corp.


32	23	I Can't Get Mississippi Off My Mind, 1931
		Joe Young and Harry Akst, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


32	24	I Can't Get Over a Girl Like You (Loving a Boy Like Me), 1926
		Ballard MacDonald and Martin Broones, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


32	25	I Can't Get Up the Nerve to Kiss You, 1947
		Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss, Piano and voice, Santly-Joy


32	26	I Can't Give You Anything But Love, 1928
		Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Mills Music, Inc.


32	27	I Can't Make Up My Mind, 1941
		Sy Taylor and Charles Reade, Piano and voice, Cameo Music Co.


32	28	I Can't Tell Why I Love You But I Do, 1900
		Will. D. Cobb and Gus. Edwards, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co.


32	29	I Didn't raise My Boy to be a Slacker, 1924
		Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Piano and voice, Reserve Officers Association of the United States


32	30	I Didn't Raise My Boy to be a Soldier, 1915
		Alfred Bryan and Al. Piantadosi, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


32	31	I Come, I Com to the Land of the Free
		Gustavus Prasca, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


32	32	I Caught a Ball at the Ball Game, 1941
		Al Hoffman, Mann Curtis, and Jerry Livingston, Piano and voice, Leeds Music Corporatoin, Baseball


32	33	I Can't Wait Unitl Tomorrow ('Cause Tomorrow I Go Home on Leave), 1942
		Ervin Drake and Paul McGrane, Piano and voice, Edward B. Marks Corporation, WWII Era


32	34	I Could Kick Myself (For Getting a Kick Out of You), 1938
		Al. Hoffman, Al. Goodhart, and Manny Kurtz, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


32	35	I Could Kiss You For That, 1940
		Orrin Tucker and Bonnie Baker, Piano and voice, Paramount Music Corporation


32	36	I Dance Alone, 1938
		James Shelton, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


32	37	I Didn't Slip, I Wasn't Pushed, I fell, 1950
		Eddie Pola and George Wyle, Piano and voice, Remick Music Corporation


32	38	I Didn't Know What Time it Was, 1939
		Lorenz hart and Richard Rogers, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


32	39	I Didn't Think She'd Do It But She Did, 1893
		J. W. Kelly, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


32	40	It Isn't Raining Rain to Me, 1911
		Robert Loveman and Lewis Carey, Piano and voice, Boosey & Co.


32	41	If You Don't Want Me, 1913
		Irving Berlin, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


32	42	If You See Sally, 1927
		Gus Kahn, Ray Egan, and Walter Donaldson, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


32	43	If You Talk in Your Sleep Don't Mention My Name, 1911
		Seymour Brown & Nat. D. Ayer, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


32	44	If You Were There With Me, 1910
		Edward Madden, Ben M. Jerome, and Louis A. Hirsch, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


32	45	If You're Crazy About the Women You're Not Crazy At All, 1918
		Edgar Leslie, Alfred Bryan, and Harry Ruby, Piano and voice, Waterson Berlin & Snyder co.


32	46	Igloo, 1939
		Irving Taylor and Vic Mizzy, Piano and voice, Harry Teanney Inc.


32	47	I'll Be Marching to a Love Song, 1942
		Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger, Piano and voice, Robins Music Corporation


32	48	I'll Be Waiting in the Gloaming Sweet Genevieve, 1905
		J. Fred Helf, Piano and voice, Helf & Hager Co.


32	49	I'll Be With You When the Roses Bloom Again, 1901
		Will Whitmore and Harry Hilliard, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


32	50	I'll Be Your Regular Sweetie (But I Won't Be Your Once In a While), 1920
		Fred Rose, George Little, and Peter S. Frost, Piano and voice, A. J. Stansy Music Co.


32	51	I'll Bet You Tell That To All The Girls, 1936
		Charlie Tobias and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


32	52	I'll Dig a Subway To Your Heart, 1914
		Arthur Monday and Carey Morgan, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


32	53	I'll Do Anything In The World For You, 1906
		Cobb & Edwards, Piano and voice, Gus Edwards Music Pub. Co.


32	54	I'll Do or Die, 1901
		Frank Pixley and Gustav Luders, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


32	55	I'll Forgive You, But Cannot Forget, 1936
		Albert Kennedy and Ernest Shonfield, Piano and voice, Albert Kennedy


32	56	I'll Get Wise to You, 1942
		Mozelle Bell and Jimmy May, Piano and voice, Allied Music Corporation


32	57	I'll Get You, 1913
		Will D. Cobb and Gus Edwards, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


32	58	I'll Go Back to the Old Bridge Again, 1884
		George Cooper and J. P. Skelly, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


32	59	I'll Hang My Harp on a Willow Tree
		W. Guernsey, Piano and voice, William Hall & Son


32	60	I'll Have the Last Waltz With Mother, 1932
		Harry Tobias, Charles Tobias, and Geo. J. Bennett, Piano and voice, Mills Music Inc.


32	61	It Is Not In the Battlefield
		T. A. Rawlings, Piano and voice, Dubois & Stodart


32	62	Absinthe Frappe, 1904
		Glen Mac Donough and Victor Herbert, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


32	63	It Can't Happen Here, 1936
		Tot Seymour and Vee Lawnhurst, Piano and voice, Popular Melodies Inc.


32	64	It All Depends on You, 1926
		B. G. DeSyla, Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, De Sylva, Brown, And Henderson Inc.


32	65	It Ain't Right to Say Ain't, 1941
		Eddie De Lange and John Benson Brooks, Piano and voice, Triangle Music Corporation


32	66	It Ain't No LIe, 1898
		E. P. Morana and J. Fred Helf., Piano and voice, The Groene Music Publishing


32	67	Isn't this a Cock-Eyed World?, 1930
		Al Dubin and Joe Burke, Piano and voice, De Sylva, Brown, and Henderson Inc.


32	68	Isn't that Enough for You?, 1909
		Ted Henry and Alfred Conklin, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


32	69	Isle Of Beauty, Fare Thee Well!
		T. A. Rawlings, Piano and voice, C. Bradlee


32	70	Isle D'Amour, 1913
		Earl Carroll and Leo. Edwards, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


32	71	I'se A-Muggin' (The Musical Arithmetic Game), 1936
		"Stuff" Smith, Piano and voice, Select Music Publications


32	72	I Have No Mother Now, 1856
		C. G. Mortimer Jr., Piano and voice, W. G. Metzerott Music Depot


32	73	I Happened to Be There, 1897
		Wm. M. Dunlevy and Edwin Foy, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms Co., New York Journal Supplement


32	74	I Had $15.00 In My Inside Pocket, 1885
		Harry Kennedy, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


32	75	I Got a Guy, 1938
		Marion Sunshine, Piano and voice, Fred Fisher Music co.


32	76	I Go Sweet Friends, 1837
		James B. Ensign, Piano and voice, Firth & Hall


32	77	I Go For That, 1938
		Frank Loesser and Matt Malneck, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


32	78	I Get the Neck of a Chicken, 1942
		Frank Loesser and Jimmy McHugh, Piano and voice, Southern Music Publishing Co.


32	79	(When We Are Dancing) I Get Ideas, 1951
		Dorcas Cochran and Sanders, Piano and voice, Hill and Range Songs, Inc.


32	80	I Found You Out When I Found You In (Sombody Else's Arms), 1928
		Charles O'Flynn and Phill Ponce, Piano and voice, A. J. Stanley Music Co. Inc.

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I Found You Among the Roses, 1916

George B. Pitman, Piano and voice, A.J. Stasny Music Co.


33	2	I Found My Yellow Basket, 1938
		Ella Fitzgerald and Chick Webb, Piano and voice, Robbins Music Corporation


33	3	I Found a Rose in the Devil's Garden, 1921
		Willie Raskin and Fred Fisher, Piano and voice, Fred Fisher, Inc.


33	4	I Forget, I Forget, 1888
		Felix McClennon, Piano and voice, Wm. H. Boner & Co.


33	5	I Gotta Gal I Love (In North and South Dakota), 1946
		Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


33	6	I Guess I'll Have to Telegraph My Baby, 1898
		Geo. M. Cohan, Piano and voice, George L. Spaulding, "Coon Song"


33	7	I Guess That Will Hold You for Awhile, 1897
		Smart & Williams, Piano and voice, Howley, Haviland, & Co.


33	8	I Had a Hat (When I Came In), 1941
		James Mooney, Piano and voice, Jerry Vogel Music Co. Inc.


33	9	I Had a Wonderful Time in Columbus, 1946
		Kermit Goell and Bee Walker, Piano and voice, Hudson Music Corp, Can be sung by a woman or a man


33	10	I Feel I'm Growing Old Lizzie
		E. W. Locke, Piano and voice, S. Brainard's Sons


33	11	I Fear No Foe
		Edward Oxenford and Ciro Pinsuti, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson & Co.


33	12	I Faw Down An' Go Boom, 1928
		James Brockman, Leonard Stevens, and B. B. B., Piano and voice, Walter Donaldson


33	13	I Gave My Heart Away, Just For a Rose, 1912
		P. Hans Falth, Piano and voice, P. Hans Flath


33	14	I Dug a Ditch in Wichita, 1943
		Lew Brown, Ralph Freed, and Burton Lane, Piano and voice, Leo Feist, Inc.


33	15	I Drottled a Drit-Drit, 1944
		Bill Lava and Alyce Walker, Piano and voice, Golden Melody Music Co.


33	16	I Dreamt that He Loved Me
		J. E. Carpenter and Edward L. Hime, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


33	17	I Dreamed My Boy was Home Again, 1863
		Charles Carroll Sawyer, Piano and voice, Sawyer & Thompson, Civil War Era


33	18	I Double dare You, 1937
		Terry Shand and Jimmy Eaton, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc.


33	19	If I Were You, 1938
		Buddy Bernier and Bob Emmerich, Piano and voice, Crawford Music Corporation


33	20	If I Were Really a King, 1896
		Harry B. Smith and Ludwig Englander, Piano and voice, T. Harms & Co., New York Journal Musical Supplement


33	21	If I Should Say "I Love You", 1902
		Frank N. Scott and Mabel F. Chandler, Piano and voice, American Music co., New York Journal Musical Supplement


33	22	If I Only Had a Job, 1898
		W. E. Browning and James B. Muller, Piano and voice, F. A. Mills


33	23	If I Misunderstood You, 1944
		Herb Sweet, Ron Perry, and Bert Mann, Piano and voice, Arrow Music Co.


33	24	If I Knock the 'L' Out of Kelly, It Would Still Be Kelly to Me, 1916
		Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Bert Grant, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co.


33	25	If I Knew Then (What I Know Now), 1939
		Dick Jurgens and Eddy Howard, Piano and voice, Chappell & Co. Inc.


33	26	If I Had You On a Desert Island, 1950
		Ruth Roberts, Gene Piller & Bill Katz, Piano and voice, D. Dreyer & Co. Inc


33	27	If I Had Rhythm in My Nursery Rhymes, 1935
		Sammy Cahn, Don Raye, Jimmie Lunceford and Saul I. Chaplin, Piano and voice, Select Music Publications


33	28	If I Had My Way, 1913
		Lou Klein and James Kendis, Piano and voice, Maurice Richmond Music Co.


33	29	If I Had KNown, 1936
		Maury Goldsmith, Barnety B. Lester & E. P. La Freniere, Piano and voice, Roy Music Co.


33	30	If I Had a Girl Like You, 1930
		Louis W. McDermott, Piano and voice, Leo Feist Inc.


33	31	If I Forget, 1911
		Alfred Anderson and De Koven Thompson, Piano and voice, Harold Rossiter Music Company


33	32	If I Ever Get Back to Hannah, 1942
		Bud Green and Ray Henderson, Piano and voice, Mutual Music Society, Inc., WWII


33	33	If I Catch the Guy Who Wrote Poor Butterfly, 1917
		William Jerome and Arthur Green, Piano and voice, William Jerome Publishing Corporation


33	34	If He Can Fight-Like He can Love, Good Night, Germany!, 1918
		Grant Clarke, Howard E. Rogers, and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist


33	35	I Don't Want to Play In Your Yard, 1894
		Philip Wingate and H. W. Petrie, Piano and voice, Petrie Music Company


33	36	I Don't Want to Marry Your Family, 1909
		Will M. Hough, Frank R. Adams, and Jos. E. Howard, Piano and voice, Charles K. Harris


33	37	I Don't Want to Get Well, 1917
		Harry Pease, Howard Johnson, and Harry Jentes, Piano and voice, Leo. Feist Inc., WWI


33	38	I Don't Want No More of Army Life, 1950
		Esther Van Sciver and Shelby Darnell, Piano and voice, Bob Miller Inc.


33	39	I Don't Want a Million Dollars, 1908
		Hough & Adams and Jos. E. Howard, Piano and voice, Chas. K. Harris


33	40	I Don't Know Your Name (But You're Beautiful), 1935
		Irving Caesar, Sammer Lerner, and Gerald Marks, Piano and voice, Irving Caesar, Inc.


33	41	I Don't Know How to Tell Yer How Lubs Yer!, 1897
		Bennett Scott, Piano and voice, Supplement to the New York Journal, English "Coon Song"


33	42	I Don't Care If You Nebber Comes Back, 1897
		Raymond A. Brown and Monroe H. Rosenfeld, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co., "Darkey Song"


33	43	I Do Better up In the Mountains (Than I Do Down by the Sea), 1950
		Paul Cunningham and Sam H. Stept, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corp.


33	44	The Ivy Green, 1838
		Boz and Henry Russell, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & Co.


33	45	I've Worked Eight Hours This Day
		Felix McGlennon, Piano and voice, National Music Company


33	46	I've Wandere'd In Dreams
		J. A. Wade, Piano and voice, E. Riley


33	47	I've Wandered Far From Thee, Mother
		C. Meadows and J. M. Bradley, Piano and voice, Olive Ditson


33	48	I've Waited Honey, Waited Long for You, 1899
		George A. Nicholas, Piano and voice, Hugo V. Schlam


33	49	If Dreams Come True, 1899
		Arthur Trevelyan, Piano and voice, T. B. Harms & Co.


33	50	I'm A Lonesome Little Rain Drop, 1920
		Joe Goodwin, Murray Roth, and James F. Hanley, Piano and voice, Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co.


33	51	I'm A Looking for My Ten (Or I don't want to see Caesar), 1905
		George V. Hobart and Silvio Hein, Piano and voice, Jos. W. Stern & Co.


33	52	I'm All Bound 'Round With the Mason Dixon Line, 1917
		Sam M. Lewis, Joe Young, and Jean Schwartz, Piano and voice, Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co.


33	53	I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark, 1907
		Harry Williams and Egbert Van Alstyne, Piano and voice, Jerome H. Remick & Co.


33	54	I'm Afraid of the Beautiful Girls, 1916
		Al Dubin and Geo. B. McConnell, Piano and voice, Emmett J. Welch


33	55	I'm Afraid to Love You ('Fraid I Might Like It), 1950
		Harry Stride, Bert Douglas, Pat McCarthy, Piano and voice, Plymouth Music Co.


33	56	I'm a Lonesome Melody, 1915
		Joe Young and Geo. W. Meyer, Piano and voice, Kalmar Puck & Abrahams Consolidated, Inc.


33	57	I'm Afloat!, 1841
		Eliza Cook and C. G. Buchanan, Piano and voice, F. D. Benteen


33	58	I'm a Very Unfortunate Man, 1852
		Ossian E. Dodge, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


33	59	I'm a Sentimental Regimental, 1942
		Rex Ford, Piano and voice, Ruby Music Co.


33	60	I'm a Merry Laughing Girl
		E. W. Glover, Piano and voice, Horace Waters


33	61	I'm a Lonely Little Petunia, 1946
		Johnny Kamano, Billy Faber, and Maurie Hartmann, Piano and voice, RYTVOC Inc.


33	62	In a Grape-Vine Swing, 1906
		Ned Nye and Mrs. W. H. Colby, Piano and voice, F. B. Haviland


33	63	In a Cottage O'er in Ireland, 1930
		Adam O'Neill and Geoffrey O'Hara, Piano and voice, Chappell-Harms Inc.


33	64	In a Little Second Hand Store, 1933
		Harry Pease, Dave Dreyer, and Ed. G. Nelson, Piano and voice, Bourne Inc.


33	65	In a Old New England Villiage by the Sea, 1899
		George L. Spaulding, Piano and voice, George L. Spaulding, Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser


33	66	In After Years When I am Old, 1904
		Cleve M. Williams, Piano and voice, Will Rossiter


33	67	In a Shanty in Old Shanty Town, 1932
		Joe Young, John Siras, and Little Jack Little, Piano and voice, M. Whitmark & Sons


33	68	I'm a Broth of a Boy, 1876
		George Cooper and J. R. Thomas, Piano and voice, J. L. Peters


33	69	I'm Alone, I'm Alone
		J. Benedict, Piano and voice, Firth, Pond, & co.


33	70	I'm Alone, All Alone, 1846
		Lewis F. Thomas Esq. and William R. Dempster, Piano and voice, Oliver Ditson


33	71	I'm All Eyes for Ida, 1931
		Lou Klein and Larry Shay, Piano and voice, Brockman-Schenck Inc.


33	72	I'm Far Away From Home to Night, 1866
		E. B. Spencer, Piano and voice, J. Marsh


33	73	I'm Easy to Get Along With, 1946
		Abel Bear, Wilton Moore, and Paul Cunningham, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corp.


33	74	I'm Dreaming Sweet Dreams of You, 1916
		Anthony Backsteen and Abe Olman, Piano and voice, La Salle Music Publishers


33	75	I'm Doin' if For Defense, 1943
		Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen, Piano and voice, Famous Music Corporation


33	76	I'm Crying Just for You, 1913
		Joe. McCarthy and James V. Monaco, Piano and voice, Broadway Music Corporation


33	77	I'm Coming Back to California (That's Where I Belong), 1916
		J. Keirn Brennan and Ernest R. Ball, Piano and voice, M. Witmark & Sons


33	78	I'm Comin' Back, 1945
		Ann Ronell, Piano and voice, Picture Music Inc., WWII Era


33	79	I'm Building Up To an Awful Let-Down, 1935
		Fred Astaire and Johnny Mercer, Piano and voice, Irving Berlin Inc.


33	80	I'm Awfully Strong for You, 1908
		Geo. M. Cohan, Piano and voice, Cohan & Harris

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