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Wife, Little Ones, and Home

1. I am lonely as I wander Far across the deep blue sea, For I'm thinking, of the loved ones, Who are all the world to me. They are watching, waiting,...

Write a Letter from Home

1. Lonely I sit me and weep, Weep as I have not for years; Why do mine eyes fail to keep Back these affectionate tears? I think of dear ones o'er the...

Write to Me Often

1. Write to me often, I'm lonely and sad, Your letters are welcome, They make my heart glad, I don't think of hardships wherever I roam, They bring me...

You'll always find me true

1. We two have been good friends, John, For many, many years, Your eyes have always worn their smiles, Whule mine were dimmed with tears. Dame Fortune...

You've Been a Friend to Me

1. My bark of life was tossing down The troubled stream of time, When first I say your smiling face, When youth was in its prime, Then life's dark hou...

Poor Little Wanderer

1. Poor little wanderer, why do you roam Out in the streets tonight? have you no home? Have you no shoes for your cold little feet? Why are you beggin...

Poor Old Grandpa

1. See him like a child again, In his old armchair, Mark the wrinkles on his face, Time has pencilled there; Thinking o'er the dreamy past, Scarce a w...

100 Years Ago

1. A hundred years are sparkling bright Upon our nation's brow, Which like a diadem of light, Is wreath'd with glory now! Those years have made our in...

Riding in a Sleigh

1. Snowflakes glisten'd in the moonlight, Falling ev'rywhere, Sleighbells rung their merry voices On the wintry air. Ev'ry gallant had his lassie, Das...

Remember, I'm Your Friend

1. Amid life’s many changing scenes, Wherever you may be, Fair Lillian, I have always found That you’ve been true to me. No matter where I chance to r...

Pretty Evaline Adair

1. In a little red brick cottage, Standing down in yonder lane, And an elm tree protects it From the sunshine and the rain,-- Is a little brown-eyed l...

Save One Bright Crown for Me

1. Oh! Thou Omnipotent most High! Still to Thy cross I cling; Look down with pitying eye on me, My soul to Thee I bring. With troubled heart and tearf...

She Sleeps (Sleep My Loved One Sleep)

1. Angels ever bright and fair, Look down from the skies, On the sacred hallowed spot, Where my loved one lies. Look in loving merry down, Nightly vig...

Ada Ray

1. By the old mill in the valley, At the foot of yonder hill, Where the nightowl loves to listen To the plaintive whiporwill; Where the little running...

Annie Lee

1. Oh! I often think of childhood, And of my dear old home; But nothing's half so dear in life to me, As the dear old distant wild wood, Where oft I u...

Alone, and at Home

1. Alone, and at home, with no one to love, Mother and child with the angels above, No one to love me, none to caress, Left all alone in this world's...

Angel of My Dreams

1. Thou whom my heart can love alone, It is to thee I sing, I fain would claim thee as mine own, To thee my love would bring, If but those soft blue e...

Put the Right Man at the Wheel

1. The time-honored ship of the country Is drifting about on the sea; If some one don't take hold and stop her, A fearful bad wreck she will be; And t...

Roll Out! Heave That Cotton

1. I hear dat bell a ringin', I see de Captain stand, Boat done blowed her whistle, I know she's g'wine to land; I hear de mate a callin' "Go git our...

Barney Machree

1. The night dews are falling on flower and blossom, The nighingale sings to its mate in the nest, While I stray away through the clover-topped meadow...

Sing, Darkies, Sing!

1. Massa an' ole Missus, Dey done gone away,--- Lef' us in de cabin, Said dey's qwine to stay; We's too old to trabel, Got nowhar to go,--- Han' me do...

Be Still, Poor Heart!

1. O! tears of anguish on thy cheek, So pale and wan with care. O! come no more to dim mine eyes, Lie dead and buried there. Is there no comfort from...

She's the Sweetest of them All

1. Oh! I have met a charmer, She's sweet to gaze upon, The first time that you see her face, You feel your heart is gone, She wears her dress "so pan-...

Alone, All Alone

1. I sit in the door of my dear little home, And look far away o'er the sea, And tears fill my eyes as I look for the ship, That is bringing my darlin...

Song of the Sewing Machine

1. Inventive Genies gave to man Things pleasing to the sight, And such as man has often wished Would make his labors light, Then turned to woman with...

Shamus O'Brien

1. Oh! sweet is the smile of the beautiful morn, As it peeps thro' the curtain of night. And the voice of the nightingale singing his tune, While the...

Susan Jane

1. I went to see my Susan; She met me at the door, And told me that I needn't come To see her any more; She fell in love with Rufus Andrew Jackson Pai...

Sunlight, Moonlight, Starlight

1. Up in the morning early, Kissing the brow of day, Sweet birds softly singing Songs, both blithe and gay; Nature is smiling sweetest, Kissed by morn...

Sitting 'Round the Grate

1. Though far from home I wander, Across the deep blue sea, I wonder if the loved ones Are thinking oft of me? O! when I think of parting With dear on...

Beautiful Girl of the South

1. Beautiful girl of the South, Friend of my earlier days, Fondly I'm thinking of thee, Loving to sing in thy praise. We have loved each other, Nought...

Beautiful Child

1. Beautiful child; have you no home? Look up and tell me, why do you roam? Why are you walking alone in the street, Asking the people for something t...

Beesmark

1. I've got some tings I shpeak mit you, Und just because I oughter, About de way I manage folks, Away across de water; I teach de kings and brinces t...

Bonnie Jean O'Dair

1. The cows were waiting at the gate, Down yonder in the lane, And evening in its solitude Smiled on the fields of grain, The clover blossoms hung the...

Sweet Birds Singing

1. I hear the sweet birds singing, In the twilight in the grove, And the clover blossoms tremble, 'Neath the dewdrops from above; I can hear the water...

Bring Back My Child

1. Bring back my child again, Bring him to me; Life is but weary pain; Hark to my plea! Let me but fold its form in my embrace, Let me but gaze once m...

Cleveland is Our Man

1. Come rally 'round the good old flag, The North, South, East, and West, And let all honest Democrats, Who love their country best, Rejoice to know t...

Bessie, Will You Love Me?

1. Now the moon is shining brightly And the little stars, in pride Seem to watch us very closely, While you're sitting by my side; But you need not hi...

Canary Bird

1. Poor little bird with its sweet song's of gladness Death, oh! how cruel to close its bright eye, Oft has it cheer'd me in hours of sadness, And onl...

Busted, an' a Long Ways from Home

1. I used to hoe de cotton, an' tote de sugar cane, An' live on de fat ob de lan'. An' Hannah libed wid me in de cabin in de lane, Away down souf in A...

Cow Bells in the Lane

1. The happy scenes of childhood Live in my mem'ry still; The little roofed cottage, That stood upon the hill; The fields and woods and meadows, The o...

Close the Shutters Gently

1. Some one close the shutters gently, Tie a crape upon the door; Lightly trend, and softly whisper, "Little Mary is no more!" Weary of her earthly pl...

De Bad Bob Lee

1. De Bob Lee am a bully boat, Jang morang ohay, De fastest one dat ever float, Jang morang ohay! When you see her climb dat stream, Jang morang ohay!...

Dinna Forget Yer Promise, Jamie

1. Gude by Jamie, take my blessin', God be wi' ye and the sea, When ye've crossed the stormy ocean, Send a letter hame to me. Say ye'll keep outside t...

Dem Good Ole Days

1. O how happy I used to be, In dem good ole days, ’Way down yonder on de Tombigbee, In dem good ole days. When I worked all day in de cotton and de c...

Do Not Turn Me From Your Door

1. Please, ma'am, hear my prayerful pleading, For my mother's very poor; I have come to ask a penny, Do not turn me from your door! Mother's sick, and...

Don't Forget Me, Hannah

1. Meet me, Hannah, in de morn, Gwine out to shuck de corn, When you hear me blow de horn, Don't forget me, Hannah. Let de coon an' possum run, We's a...

Darling Linnie [Dorn]

1. O! I mind the cottage Linnie Drown, Down beside the sea, Where we met in childhood, Linnie Drown. Only you and me, There we gathered shells togethe...

Dinna Forget Yer Mither, Sandie

. Gude bye, Sandie, take my blessin', God be wi' ye an the sea, When ye've crossed the stormy ocean, Send a letter hame to me. Oh! how glad I'll be to...

Dora, Darling

1. Dora, darling, sit beside me, Let your eyes upon me shinel Listen fondly,--can you, darling, Come back to this heart of mine? Long, ah, long have w...

Don't Forget Me!

1. Come and sit beside me, Little one of mine, Let your eyes upon me, In their beauty shine; Put your arms around me, Once before we part, Kiss me for...

Don't Drink Any More

1. Oh, cast away the winecup, For by it you are bound To suffer all the sorrows That in this life are found The woes and fears and bitter tears You ne...

Driven From Home

1. Out in this cold world, out in the street Asking a penny of each one I meet. Shoeless I wander about thro' the day, Wearing my young life in sorrow...

Down in de Co'n Fiel'

1. I see de black smoke rollin' high Way down yonder in de cornfield Dat heat am comin' by and by Way down yonder in de cornfield I hear dem engines b...

Down by the Deep Sad Sea

1. Down by the deep sad sea, Down where the sea gulls roam, I wander on the rock bound shore, Where stood my boyhood's home. But years have changed th...

Sweet Little May

1. Child of sweet beauty! the dearest to me, Voice full of music and innocent mirth, Joyfully dandied on grandpapa's knee, Grandmamma's sweet little d...

Ella Bell

1. There's a gentle black eye'd maiden, And her name is Ella Bell, Dwelling in a little Cottage near the mill. 'Round that cottage flow'rs are growing...

Down Yonder in the Lane

1. O! the summer winds are sighing o'er the meadow, hill and vale, And nature seems to listen to the merry nightingale, While I sit and hear the zephy...

Eily Darling

1. Eily darling, don't be blushing, For your face is young and fair, And your cheeks are like the roses Hiding in your dark brown hair; Let your eyes,...

Take This Letter to My Mother

1. Take this letter to my mother, For across the deep blue sea, It will fill her heart with pleasure, She'll be glad to hear from me. How she wept whe...

Take Me Back Home

1. Hark.! how the cold, bitter winds now are blowing! Mother, dear mother, draw nearer to me. Stay by my bedside-- I feel I am going For from this col...

Down South Whar de Sugar Cane Grows

1. O! I'm getting old and feeble now, I cannot work no more, And sigh for de cabin in de lane; O! it nearly breaks dis heart of mine to think I'll nev...

Follow Up the Plow

1. Hard times are now upon us, And the people are in debt, The country's full of trouble, And the worst is coming yet, 'Tis _not_ without its causes,...

End Song

1. I went to see my Su-san, She met me at the door, And told me that I needn't come To see her any more; She fell in love with Rufus Andrew Jackson Pa...

That Little Girl of Mine

1. How sad tonight my troubled heart, How dim mine eyes with tears! For Death has robb'd me of the joy I thought was mine for years. The sunbeams of m...

Evangeline

1. Sweet Evangeline, My lost Evangeline, We have lived and loved, each other fond and true, Ever true to thee, tho' far away I've been, My heart has e...

Farewell! But Not Forever!

1. My own true love, my heart is sad, It nearly breaks to grieve you, I would not add one pang of grief To yours, but I must leave you. These sad, sad...

The 'Wolf at the Door

1. “Mama, look out at the beautiful snow, Hark! how the merciless cold winds blow, See how the streets are all mantled in white, What are you thinking...

Genevieve

1. Thy blue eyes are ever smiling, Genevieve, And thy smiles are so beguiling, Genevieve; O, I know 'tis hard to part With the idol of my heart! Kiss...

Flirting on the Lake

1. The morning wakes with cheerful smile, And nature is a-glee. The birds play hide and seek in joy, And flowers gem the lea. And cheerful voices echo...

Mistress Jinks of Madison Square

1. I see Mistress Jinks of Madison Square, I wear fine clothes and I puff my hair, And how the gentlemen at me stare, While my husband's in the army....

Get Up and Shut the Door

1. At candel-light, John went to bed, In pleasant dreams he smiled; The loving spouse that he had wed, Sat singing to his child. It went to sleep, and...

The Cabin on the Hill

1. When the moon is brightly beeming, And the stars begin to peep, And the gentle breeze of summer Rocks the roses all to sleep; Then I love to hear t...

The Drummer Boy of Shiloh

1. On Shiloh's dark and bloody ground, The dead and wounded lay; Amongst them was a drummer boy, Who beat the drum that day. A wounded soldier held hi...

Minnie May

1. Her face is beautiful and fair, Her heart is kind and true, The bloom of youth is on her cheek, Her eyes are bright and blue; The first time that w...

God Bless the Loved Ones at Home

1. Lonely and sad is my poor heart tonight, Loved ones are thinking of me. O! how I long to be with them again, And their loved faces to see. Years ha...

Mollie Darling

1. Won't you tell me Mollie darling, That you love none else but me? For I love you Mollie darling, You are all the world to me. O! tell me, darling,...

The Footstep on the Stair

1. I have very many treasures That my heart has hid away; There's a little curl that's brighter Than the sunshine of the day; And a little shoe that's...

Good Bye to Drink

1. Good bye to drink; Glad is my heart, To think forever tonight we shall part, Grateful I leave thee, my heart is in joy, To feel that your poison no...

Mother's Parting at the Gate

1. The twilight shadows gather'd 'round my onw native home, The bright stars saw their faces in the sea, The ship stood out to anchor soon to cross th...

Good As Wheat

1. Oh! waht is all this noise about, And all this great commotion? The quiv'ring leaves are on the breeze Like ships upon the ocean. The gath'ring sto...

Mollie McGuire

1. Sweet Molly McGuire, my darling, don't leave me, I'm sure that I love you, oh! why should we part? The tears fill my eyes when I think that you'll...

Good Bye, Old Home

1. Good bye, old home; Sad is my heart, To think forever, tonight we must part, Weeping I leave thee, my heart is in pain, I feel that I never shall s...

The Gay Young Clerk in the Dry Goods Store

1. [Solo] O listen now and I'll sing a song, [Chorus] How are you ladies, Howdy; [Solo] I'll sing it all for it won't take long, [Chorus] Ah! ladies h...

The Gelsemine Vine

1. The dream is sweet that this loved vine, Of which I sing to thee, The God of Love his emblem made, For high and low degree, That all who madly love...

My Dear Old Home

1. My heart feels sad, tonight,-- From loved ones far I roam, And tears come to mine eyes, Whene'er I think of home; The home I'll ne'er forget, While...

My Dear Old Sunny Home

1. Where the mocking bird sang sweetly Many years ago, Where the sweet magnolia blossoms Grew as white as snow, There I never thought that sorrow, Gri...

My Boy Across the Sea

1. 'Twas a sad, sad hour of parting, And my heart has known no joy, Since he kissed me on the doorsteps, Since I parted from my boy, He has gone among...

The Grave of Gentle Annie

1. Near yonder stream that flows so free, Where storms can never rave, Beneath a drooping willow tree, Is gentle Annie's grave. My heart is sad for An...

The Guiding Star

1. Moving along in the moonlight, Picture of grace and pride; Ponderous wheels in motion, Waves on the silvery tide. Smoke flows from the chimneys rol...

My Every Thought Was of Thee

1. Deep in the night I lonely sat, And I watch’d the palefaced moon, And I heard the songters of the grove Chanting a merry tune. My mind’s eye smil’d...

My Southern Sunny Home

1. Oh! mother, dear, I have come home, The home I loved so true, But I'm unhappy, all is changed, Yet there's no change in you. Each flower lifts its...

Good Bye, Till I See You Again

1. Come give me your hand for tonight we must part, And don't dim you eye with a tear, But believe when I say--"you've a home in my heart, And a place...

The Last Sweet Smile, That You Gave Me

1. How the bright little stars shine upon me, And the moon trolls so gently along; Now the birds have all done with their singing, The night bird alon...

My Lost Louise

1. Oh! troubled heart! I pray, be calm, No one can tell how sad I am, My heart is breaking with its grief, A woe is mine beyond relief, Oh! stay! ye t...

Hannah, Is You Dar?

1. O I remember Hannah when we lived in Louisian' Whar' I used to hoe de cotton and de cane, An' we libed in peace and plenty on de banks of Washita I...

Good Time's Come Again

1. String de banjo, dit de bones, Play de fiddle too, Gwine to have de good ole times, Plenty work to do. Got out in de cottenfield, Hoe de sugar cane...

Nora O'Neal

1. Oh! I'm lonely to night, love, without you, And I sigh for one glance of your eye; For there's a charm, love, about you, When ever I know you are n...

Harry (The Beau of Mohawk Vale)

1. Oh! sweet was the vale, where we wander'd side by side, Where we sat 'neath the old Elm tree, And the moon smiled on s as we watch'd the ebbing tid...

Nellie Brown

1. In a little lowroofed cottage, Down beside the summer son, Dwells a little fairhaired lassie, Who is all the world to me. I have often, often met h...

O! Miss Susie!

1. Jay birds singin' in de garden, Dog bark at de moon; Darkey's dancin' in de cabin, Possum fool de coon. Han' me down de good ole banjo, Aint got lo...

Nora, the Pride of Kilkee

1. How dear to my heart is the thatch-covere'd cottage, The home of my boyhood for many a day, The beautiful flowers that grew in the garden, The smok...

How Much Does the Baby Weigh?

1. Say, how much does the baby weigh? Happy and free, It looks like me, It is only three months old today, And happy as can be. I hold it close in my...

Number Twenty Nine

1. Roaring through the forests, Gliding through the vale, Slipping through the tunnels Flying o'er the rail; Train behind her dancing All along the li...

Nellie Wilder

1. Have you never seen nor heard of Nellie Wilder, With her laughing, roguish eyes of blue? Skipping o'er the laws just like a fairy, Dancing on the c...

Old Fashioned Roses Are Sweetest

1. The moon in its beauty was beaming, The stars from the bright sky were shining, And the birds in their nesthomes wre dreaming, The streamlet its mu...

Old Fashioned Fire-Place

1. O, well I remember the scenes of my boyhood, That joyfully cling to my memory still, A murmuring stream filled the air with its music, As onward it...

Oh, Give Me a Home in the South!

1. Oh! give me a home in the South, Down by the murmuring stream. Where the magnolias bloom, Life's like a midsummer's dream. Beautiful stars of the n...

O! Pshaw! Gal, You Wont Do

1. I met her at the skatin' rink, She look'd so sly at me, She had de neatest little foot Dat eber I did see, She stole my heart an' win my lub An' sp...

I Don't Can Tolt You Vy

1. O! ven I tolt you vat I sing, Dat going to make you laugh, Un ven I sing dat all on you, I only tolt you half, yah! One gal she fall on love mit me...

I Took Her to the Ball

1. One afternoon in summer, I met her on Broadway, We smiled upon each other, And met again next day; She told me that she loved me, And said that I m...

I Am Dying, Mother, Dying

1. I am dying, Mother, dying, Far away from home and thee, Oh! if thou wert near me sighing, What a happ death 'twould be. Stranger eyes are sadly wee...

I Have No Home

1. Oh! how the merciless winter winds blow, As onward I tread through the "beautiful snow," Asking a penny from each one I meet, To buy me some shoes...

Oh! Sam

1. [SOLO] Oh, Sammy, put dat banjo down, [CHORUS] O Sam! [SOLO] You good for nuffen lazy houn', [CHORUS] O Sam! [SOLO] Drive de dog in, out de rain, M...

Old Uncle Ben the Colored Refugee

1. The old long cabin stands alone, Beside the winding stream, Whose echoes sound so sweet at night, Like music in a dream, The mocking bird sings bli...

Old, Caleb!

1. Sound de banjo, blow de horn, I’m gwine away tomorrow morn. Ole massa’s dar, an he sent for me, To come way down to Tennessee. I’ll leave de cabin...

I Will Be Home To-Night, Love

1. Far from home I have strayed, Out upon life's stormy sea, Still I've remembered that home, Fondly I've thought, love, of thee; And of the little on...

Only a Flower There

1. In a graveyard silent lone, and drear, Where the dead in their white robes sleep, I saw a grave--'twas a little one-- And a woman o'er it weep. She...

I Wish I Had a Home

1. I've wandered since my childhood days, Alone o'er life's dark sea; No waves of pleasure ever rolls Across its path for me. My lonely bark has alway...

Ood Bye! I'm Gone

1. O! Hannah don't you grieve for me. Good Bye! I'm gone! I'm gwine down to Tennessee, Good Bye! I'm gone! I come to tell you all goodbye, I'se gwine...

Our Little Pet

1. I've a little household angel, Scarcely old enough to walk, Oh, 'twould fill your heart with pleasure If you'd hear her try to talk; She has eyes j...

Out in the Snow (The Drunkard's Child)

1. Father, please, don't drive me out in the street, There among strangers no pity to meet; See how poor mother is weeping, I pray, And father, for he...

I'll Remember You in My Prayers

1. When the curtains of night are plumed back by the stars. And the beautiful moon leaps the skies And the dewdrops of heaven are kissing the rose, It...

Papa, Stay Home, I'm Motherless Now

1. Angels have hung out their lamps in the sky, Evening has shadowed the brow of the day; Papa, come sit down and answer me why Death called my beauti...

Out on the Sea

1. The pale moon is shedding its beautiful light; Stars shed their beams thro' the cutains of night; Calm is the breeze as it floats o'er the deep, So...

The Little Old Cabin in the Lane

1. I'm getting old and feeble now, I cannot work no more, I've laid de rusty bladed hoe to rest, Ole massa an' ole miss's am dead, dey're sleepin' sid...

The Little Log Cabin's the Home After All

1. How well I remember the little old cabin, Where first shone the light of my life's early morn; It stood in a hillside, in sight of a village, And u...

The Little Ones at Home

1. Tho' far away from home I've wander'd, O'er life's dark and stormy sea, Many happy days I've squander'd When my heart was light and free, I left my...

The New Play Ground

1. Oh! don't you remember Will, Where you and I have play'd? The old elm tree, that grew so tall, We've sat beneath its shade. The Things that were,...

The Lone Grave by the Sea

1. I'm sitting in the cottage door, Where oft in days gone by, We've watch'd the wild waves kiss the shore, My Mother dear and I, But now I'm left sad...

The Nobby Swell

1. My father has a fortune and I am twenty one, I flirt with all the pretty girls and I am fond of fun. I go to balls and parties, and dress myself so...

The Maid of Avondale

1. Where gently glides the wand'ring stream Thro' meadows, field and grove, Where flowers grew upon its banks, I met the maid I love; The stars put on...

The Night My Father Died

1. The rustling leaves were calmed to rest, The dewdrops kissed the rose, The nightengale sat in his nest, And nature sought repose, The stars their t...

The Moon Is Out to Night, Love

1. The moon is out to night love, Floating thro' the sky, Little stars are laughing As she passes by; All the little songsters Sing a merry tune-- Hap...

The Old Gate on the Hill

1. I love to think of childhood, Jim, Where'er in life I roam; The little old brown cottage, That was my boyhood's home; The fondest recollections Cli...

Then and There

1. Where the roses bloom, my darling, And the balmy breath of spring Stoops to kiss the hawthorne blossoms, And the birds begin to sing, Where the str...

The School House on the Hill

1. I remember well the wildwood Where the children used to play, Where the boys and girls in childhood Whiled the happy hours away, And the footpath t...

Truly Yours

1. 'Tis many years since first we met, When youth was in its prime; You've made my life a joy to me,-- One long sweet summer time. Our friendship ripe...

The Turnpike Gate

1. O! I think of the days, when but a little child, I sported o'er the meadows, to the hill, Where the sweet flowers bloom'd, and were ever growing wi...

Up in das Palloon

1. I vas, if you know it, a Madison Pelle, Whom gaptivate vonce a feller vot swell, He vas glerk off a bootcher, und sell his meats rare; He was such...

We Parted by the River Side

1. We parted by the river side, The moon looked down on you and me, The stars put on a look of pride, The river murmured to the sea; The dewdrops kiss...

There's No Home Like the Old Home

1. There's no home like the old home, Down by the murm'ring stream, Where childhood's sunny hours Passed like a cheerful dream; The chimney built of s...

When I Left My Home in Erin

1. The evening shadows gather'd, And the sun had gone to rest, The nightengale was singing To the cuckoo in its nest. The moon in all its beauty Like...

We May Never Meet Again

1. Sad is this young heart of mine, No friend to smile on me, Oh! it was true unto thine; I never loved but thee, Yet I am sad as I wander, Still true...

Tie Crape on the Door, Willie's Dead!

1. The shadows of evening had shrouded the day, As a bright little spirit was passing away; The shutters were closed, and a sad, silent gloom Pervaded...

Where Is My Loved One To-Night?

1. Sitting alone in the door Looking far out on the sea, Thinking of some one I love, Dearer than life is to me; Softly the bright-beaming stars, Shed...

Way Down in Dixie

1. Oh Dixie am de paradise Whar de raise de cotton and de rice, Come away Boy's away boy's away, Down in Dixie Whar de Gal's grow tall And de Babies s...

Who's a Gwine to Take Care of Me?

1. I used to pick de cotton, and hoe de sugar cane; But dat was many years ago, When my good ole massa use to sit and hear Me playing de ole banjo; Bu...

Walking on the Lawn

1. I meet my love by moonlight, When stars are in the skies, And lips exchanged their kisses, And eyes make love to eyes. Her voice is like sweet musi...

When I Went Home with Belle

1. The mellow one was sleeping on The bosom of the night, And Nature looked as if the moon Was glad to see the sight, My heart was happy and I felt Wi...

Why Don't You Come Home?

1. Why don’t you come home with me, darling? You don’t know how lonely I feel, When I think of your love and your absence, My teardrops I try to contr...

When Little Mamie Died

1. The gentle breath of summer Had kissed the brow of night, The moon was in her splendor, The stars were shining bright; When on the silent door-knob...

Why Don't You Write to Me?

1. When the twilight gently gathers, Round the crimson brow of eve, And the sun in all its beauty Is about to take its leave. O! I sit me at the windo...

Who Tied That Crape on the Door?

1. Mother, dear Mother, Oh, don’t look so sad, Wipe the warm tears from your cheek, Tell me, Oh, tell me,— can’t I make you glad? Why don’t you look u...

Whoa! I Tell You!

1. I hear dem sleighbells ringin', De snow am fallin' fast, I put dis mule in harness, An' got him hitch at last. O, Lisa get your bonnet, Come and ta...

I'm Captain of the Guards

1. When the band begins to play, We march along Broadway; The ladies promenade, When we're on dress parade, I merely wave my hand, And give the bold c...

I'm Looking For Him Home

1. Ah! many months have glided by, We parted on the shore, He left the little ones and I, Perhaps to meet no more. He fought while others round him fe...

I'm A-Gwine Down South

1. I lived with Master many years ago, Way down on de Tombigbee, I bid farewell to all de darkies den, Kase de white folks sot me free; But I'm hungry...

I'm Sitting by the Window

1. I'm sitting by the window, love, 'Tis sweet bewitching night; And tear drops tremble on my cheeks, As mem'ry takes its flight. The twinkling stars...

Josephine

1. There’s not a moment of my life But what my memory, fond and true, Like some lone bird seeks its mate Flies on the wings of love to you. I see yond...

Jennie, the Flower of the Dell

1. In a lonely, grassy valley, down beside a winding stream, Lives a lovely little lassie like a fairy in a dream; Her home is but a cabin, you can ca...

Jessie

1. When the summer night winds echo through the vale, Echoing the sweet notes of the nightingale, While the nightowl listens to his merry tune, Sittin...

Kiss Me Good Bye, Darling

1. Gently the moon mounts the skies, Stars their night watches do keep, Why let those tears dim thine eyes, Thine were not made, love, to weep, Look u...

Jimmy Brown

1. I'm very cold and hungry, sir, My clothes are worn and thin,-- I wander on from place to place, My daily bread to win; But never mind, sir, how I l...

I'm Waiting for You Nora

1. When the evening shadows gather and all nature seeks repose, The dewdrops kiss the faces of theflowers and the rose, The nightingale is singing to...

Keep in de Middle ob de Road

1. [Solo] I hear dem angels a callin' loud, [Chorus] Keep in de middle ob de road. [Solo] Dey's a waitin' dar in a great big crowd, [Chorus] Keep in d...

Kiss Papa Good-Night

1. Shadows of evening now gather, Nature seems seeking a rest Around the bright fireside sitting Are those I love dearest and best. My little one come...

Kiss the Baby Once for Me

1. Oh! my darling, how I miss you, As I lonely, sadly roam; In my heart I'm fondly wishing I was with you all at home. Think of me-- I love you dearly...

Kitty McKay

1. There's a neat little cabin, all covered with bushes, That stands by itself near the foot of the hill, The yard in the front of it jewelled with ro...

Lennie Darling

1. Come and kiss me, Lennie darling, Let a smile beam in you eye; Call me once again your darling, Do not leave me with a sigh. For 'tis but a cloud t...

Leaving Stella Yet a Little While to Wait

1. Come sit beside me Stella, and take old grandpa's hand, It is eighty years ago today since I was born; And eleven years tomorrow since your mamma p...

Madelaine Gray

1. Dear Madelaine Gray, I am sure you remember, And prize the sweet dreams of our youth's sunny days,-- Our hearts wre as fresh as the dew on the rose...

Listen to My Prayerful Pleading

1. Listen to my prayerful pleading, For my mother's very poor; I have come to ask a penny, Do not turn me from your door! Mother's sick, and weak and...

Maggie Lee

1. In a forest stands a cottage With its chimney built of clay, And a little streamlet ripples, Making music night and day--- Lives a brown-eyed littl...

Maid of Miami

1. Maid of Miami, I love you, Why hang your beautiful face? Let your bright eyes smile upon me, Give me one loving embrace. Tell me, my darling, you l...

Let Us Have Peace

1. America! Beloved land! Once beatiful and bright, Oh! why should friendship turn to hate, Oh why should brothers fight? Oh! hold the mighty arm of w...

Little Sam

1. I'm a happy little darkey all the way from Alabam Whar I used to hoe de cotton and de cane, An' de white-folks dey will miss me when dey shout for...

Marian Gray

1. I stole to the bowers, Amid the wild flowers, One beautiful evening in June; The stars, in their beauty, Seem'd doing their duty By winking so sly...

Maudie Moore

1. There's a little vineclad cottage At the foot of yonder hill; There's a fairy form that wanders Down towards her father's mill; Back again through...

Mary O'More

1. Oh! the sun smil'd a farewell to evening And then hid its beautiful face, While the moon leap'd the sky in its beauty, Adorning the bright world of...

Mary, O! Come Back to Me

1. Stars of the evening shining so bright, Smile in thy beauty this soft summer night; See how the moon gaily floats thru' the skies, Wink at her pass...

Meet Me by the River Side

1. Meet me at the river side, Near the willow tree, Nature must have planted there, Just for you and me Meet me when the little stars, First begin to...

Meet Me, Maggie

1. Meet me, Maggie, in the springtime, When the flowers bloom again, When each songster loves to warble Some melodious, happy strain. Meet me when the...

Kiss Me, Good Night, Mamma

1. Dear mamma I've put all my playthings away, I've been such a good little darling today; I know you love me, for often you've said That I was your a...

Lost and Cast Away

1. In tears I wander to and fro, With worn and weary feet; For now I have no place to go, My home is in the street; I was a mother's pride and care, B...