LLesser Known Public Domain SongsL List of 287
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| L'Amour Demoi Traditional |
1400's - Traditional | ||
| L'Ardita - Magnetic Waltz Popular Song |
1883 - m. Luigi Arditi, w. Charlotte H. Coursey V - Swift as the bee, on from flower to flower careering | ||
| L'Internationale Traditional |
1888 | ||
| La Belle Paree Traditional |
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| La Cinquantaine Traditional |
1887 - Gabriel-Marie | ||
| La Espousal (The Bethrothal) Popular Song |
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| La Gioconda Traditional |
Ponchielli | ||
| La Golondrina Traditional |
1883 | ||
| La Pauza Popular Song |
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| La Sorella Traditional |
1700's | ||
| La Veeda Popular Song |
1920 - m. John Aldan, w. Nat Vincent | ||
| Labor in Vain Traditional |
1652 | ||
| Ladder Of Roses Popular Song |
1915 - m. Raymond Hubbell, w. R.H. Burnside | ||
| Laddie Boy Popular Song |
1907 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Will D. Cobb | ||
| Lady Angeline Popular Song |
1912 - m. George Christie, w. Dave Reed | ||
| Lady Banbury's Hornpipe Traditional |
1665 | ||
| Lady in Ermine Popular Song |
1922 | ||
| Lady in the Dark Traditional |
1665 | ||
| Lady Moon Children |
V - Lady moon, lady moon, where are you roving? Over the sea. | ||
| Lady of the Evening Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| Lady Own's Favorite Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Lake Forest University Song College |
N - Lake Forest University | ||
| Lam' Lam' Lam' Popular Song |
1900 - m. Ben Jerome, w. Frank Abbott | ||
| Lament for Maclean of Ardgour Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| Lamentation of Britain Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Lancaster 7S Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Land o' the Leal Traditional |
1798 - Traditional Scots | ||
| Land of Heart's Desire Traditional |
Traditional Hebrides | ||
| Land of Our Fathers Traditional |
1890 - Webbe | ||
| Landesvater Traditional |
w.1781, m. - w. August Niemann | ||
| Lanky Yankee Boys In Blue Popular Song |
1908 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | ||
| Larboard Watch Traditional |
1885 - Williams | ||
| Largo from New World Symphony Traditional |
1893 - Anton Dvorak | ||
| Lark in the Clear Air Traditional |
Traditional Irish | ||
| Lark in the Morn Traditional |
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| Lass of Richmond Hill Traditional |
1788 | ||
| Lass with the Delicate Air Traditional |
1760 | ||
| Lasses of Portsmouth Traditional |
1774 | ||
| Lassie O' Mine Popular Song |
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| Last Cigar College |
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| Last Fond Moments Traditional |
1890 - Cramer | ||
| Last Hour Popular Song |
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| Last Night Children |
Norwegian Folk Song V - Last night the nightingale woke me, Last night when all was still, It sand in the golden moonlight . . . | ||
| Last Night on the Back Porch Popular Song |
1923 - w.m. Lew Brown, Carl Schraubstader V - There's a girl I'm wild about Ev'ry time I take her out. I hug her . I squeeze her, I tease her so. And we always can be found Where there's no on else around. C - I love her in the morning. And I lover her at night. I love her, yes, I lover her When the stars are shining bright. | ||
| Last Night Was The End Of The World Popular Song |
1912 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Andrew Sterling | ||
| Last Week I Took a Wife Traditional |
1820's | ||
| Laugh and the World Laughs With You Traditional |
1896 | ||
| Laughing Policeman Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Laughing Song College |
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| Laughing Water Popular Song |
1903 - m. Frederick W. Hager, w. George Totten Smith | ||
| Lauriger Horatius College |
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| Lauriger, Horatius Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Lauterbach Maiden College |
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| Lawrence Waltz Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Lay This Body Down Traditional |
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| Lazy Cat Children |
V - Pussy, where have you been today? In the meadows asleep in the hay | ||
| Lazy Moon Popular Song |
1903 - m. J. Rosamond Johnson, w. Bob Cole | ||
| Le Poeme Popular Song |
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| Lead Kindly Light Traditional |
1885 - Dykes | ||
| Lead Me to the Rock Spiritual |
V - The man who loves to serve the Lord . . . Will surely get his just reward . . . C - Lead me, Lead me, lead me my Lord; Lead me to the Rock that is higher than I. | ||
| Leader Of The German Band Popular Song |
1905 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | ||
| Leafy Cool-Kellure (the white breasted boy) Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Lean on the Lord's Side Traditional |
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| Learn to Smile Popular Song |
1921 - m. Louis A. Hirsch, w. Otto Harbach | ||
| Learning McFadden to Waltz Popular Song |
1890 | ||
| Leather Bottel Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Leave Her Johnny Traditional |
1900 or earlier - Sea Chanty V - Leave her Johnny and we'll work no-o more. Leave her Johnny leave her! Of pump or drown we've had full store; It is time for us to leave her. N - Sung by sailors leaving ship when returning home from voyage. | ||
| Leave It to Jane Popular Song |
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| Leave Me With A Smile Popular Song |
1921 - w.m. Charles Koehler, Earl Burtnett | ||
| Lebewohl Traditional |
w. 1700's, - m. Silchere | ||
| Leezie Lindsay Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| Left All Alone Again Blues Popular Song |
1920 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Anne Caldwell | ||
| Leis an Lurgainn Traditional |
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| Lemon In The Garden Of Love Popular Song |
1906 - m. Richard Carle, w. M.E. Rourke | ||
| Lenox Crimson College |
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| Les Copeland's 38th Street Rag Traditional |
1913 - Les Copeland | ||
| Les Lauriers Von Fleurir College |
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| Let God's Saints Come In Traditional |
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| Let Him Go Let Him Tarry Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Let Him Miss You Just A Little Bit Popular Song |
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| Let It Alone Popular Song |
1906 - m. Bert Williams, w. Alex Rogers | ||
| Let Me Dream Again Traditional |
1885 - Sullivan | ||
| Let My People Go | See Go Down Moses | ||
| Let The Heaven Light Shine On Me Spiritual |
V - Oh, brudder, you must bow so low, brudder, you must bow so low C - Let de Heaven light shine on me . . . For low is de way to de upper bright world, Let de Heaven light shine on me. | ||
| Let the Hills and Vales Traditional |
1890 - Richards | ||
| Let Us All Speak Our Minds Traditional |
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| Let Us Arise Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Let Us Cheer the Weary Traveler Spiritual |
V - I'll take my gospel trumpet, And I'll begin to blow, And if my Saviour helps me, I'll blow wherever I go. C - Let us cheer the weary traveler . . . Along the heavenly way. | ||
| Let Us Praise Him Spiritual |
V - Let us praise Him, let us praise Him . . . O praise, O praise, Glory Hallelujah! C - Glory Hallelujah | ||
| Let Us Take to the Road Traditional |
1728 - John Gay | ||
| Let's Go Back To Baby Days Popular Song |
1909 - m. George W. Meyer, w. Jack Drislane | ||
| Letter That Came Too Late Traditional |
1864 - Hawkins | ||
| Letter That Never Came Traditional |
1886 | ||
| Levee Revels Traditional |
William Christopher O'Hare | ||
| Li'l Moon Popular Song |
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| Liberty Bell Patriotic |
1893 - m. John Philip Sousa N - March | ||
| Liberty Bell, It's Time To Ring Again Popular Song |
1917 - m. Halsey K. Mohr, w. Joe Goodwin | ||
| Liberty Song Traditional |
1768 - Boyce, Dickinson | ||
| Liberty Song from Puritani Traditional |
est 1900 | ||
| License or No License Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Lieb Heimatland ade! Traditional |
1850 - Traditional, A. Disselhoff | ||
| Liebeslied Popular Song |
m. Fritz Kreisler | ||
| Liebesscherz Schwabenland Traditional |
Folk Song | ||
| Liebestramme Traditional |
1847 - Lisztt | ||
| Life and Death Popular Song |
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| Life Is a Toil Traditional |
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| Life Let Us Cherish Children |
V - Why are we fond of toil and care, Why choose the rankling thorn to wear C - Life let us cherish, While yet the taper flows | ||
| Life on the Ocean Wave Traditional |
m. Henry Russell, w. Epes Sargent V - A life on the ocean wave, A home on the rolling deep, Where the scattered water rav, And the winds their revels keep | ||
| Life's A Funny Proposition After All Popular Song |
1904 - w.m. George M. Cohan | ||
| Life's Seashore Traditional |
1890 - Ogden | ||
| Light Traditional |
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| Lighthouse Tragedy. The Traditional |
1715 - B Franklin | ||
| Likin' Ain't Like Lovin' Popular Song |
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| Lilac Tree Popular Song |
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| Lilliburlero Traditional |
1686 - Henry Purcell | ||
| Lilly Dale Traditional |
1850's - m. H.S. Thompson V - Twas a calm, still night, and the moon's pale light Shone soft o'er hill and vale C - Oh! Lilly, sweet Lilly, dear Liily Dale, Now the wild rose blossoms o'er her little green grave, Neath the trees in the flow'ry vale. | ||
| Lily of Laguna Popular Song |
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| Lily Of The Valley Popular Song |
1917 - m. Anatole Friedland, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| Lily Queen - Ragtime Two Step Ragtime, Music Hall |
1907 - m. Scott Joplin (1867 - 1917) | ||
| Lily Rag Traditional |
Charles Thompson | ||
| Lincoln Quickstep Traditional |
1860 | ||
| Lincoln, Grant, Or Lee Popular Song |
1903 - w.m. Paul Dresser | ||
| Lincolnshire Poacher Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Linda Quick Step Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Linden Tree Traditional |
1890 - Schubert | ||
| Lindy Loo Popular Song |
1899 - m. I. Newcombe, w. C. Kennedy | ||
| Lindy Lou College |
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| Linger Longer Girl Popular Song |
1906 - m. Alfred Solman, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| Lion Tamer Rag Traditional |
Mark Janza | ||
| Listen to My Tale of Woe Traditional |
1884 | ||
| Listen to That Jungle Band Popular Song |
1910 - m. Kendis & Paley, w. Alfrey Bryan V - There was a hot time down in jungleland that night the whole menagerie C - Listen to that Jungle Band, Jungle Band. Ain't it Grand. | ||
| Listen to the Angels Shouting Spiritual |
V - Where do you think I found my soul? Listen to the angels shouting. I found my soul at Hell's dark door, Listen to the angels shouting. C - Run all the way, Run all the way my Lord, Listen to the angels shouting. | ||
| Listen to the Lambs Spiritual |
V - Come on sister, with your ups and downs, Want to go to Heaven when I die, Angels waiting for to give you a crown . . .l C - Listen to the lambs all a crying, I want to go to Heaven when I die, O die. | ||
| Little Ball Children |
V - Little ball pass along slyly on your way. Pass it very softly along while we are at play; | ||
| Little Bell Traditional |
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| Little Birch Canoe And You Popular Song |
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| Little Bird Children |
V - Came a birdie a flying, On my foot he did light, In his bill he's a letter, With greeting so bright. | ||
| Little Bo Peep Children |
V - Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep, And can't tell where to find them, Leave them alone, and they'll come home . . . | ||
| Little Boy Called Taps Popular Song |
1904 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | ||
| Little Bunch Of Shamrocks Popular Song |
1913 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. William Jerome, Andrew Sterling | ||
| Little Childrenn Won't You Be Glad Traditional |
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| Little Church Around the Corner Popular Song |
1919 | ||
| Little Church Where You And I Were Wed Popular Song |
1903 - w.m. Walter Rolfe | ||
| Little Cock Sparrow Children |
V - A little cock sparrow sat on a high tree . . . And he chirpped, he chirpped so merrily. N - Alt Verse: A little cock sparrow sat on a green tree, And he chirrup'd and chirrup'd so merry was he. | ||
| Little Disaster Children |
V - Once there litved a little man, Where a little river ran, And had a little farm and little dairy O ! | ||
| Little Drummer Children |
V - If I could play in a big brass band, I would plan on the big bass drum | ||
| Little Fishermaiden Children |
V - Little fisher maiden, Skies with storms are laden. Tempt no more alone the sea, Danger's waiting there for thee. | ||
| Little Girls' Good Night Children |
V - Past eight o'clock and it's bedtime for dolly. Past eight o'clock and it's bedtime for me. C - Good night papa! Good night mama! Good night to all the rest. | ||
| Little Grey Home in the West Popular Song |
1911 - m. Herman Lohr, w. D. Eardly-Wilmot | ||
| Little Grey Mother Popular Song |
1915 - m. Harry DeCosta, w. Bernie Grossman V - The toys that brought joy to her little boy Are scattered about on the floor; The sword that his father before him had used Is gone from its place by the door. C - There's a little grey mother who waits all alone, in a chill dreary spot that was once Home, Sweet home. | ||
| Little House Upon The Hill Popular Song |
1915 - m. Harry Puck, w. Ballard MacDonald, Joe Goodwin | ||
| Little Jack Horner Children |
V - Little Jack Horner sat in a corner, Eating a Christmas pie, He put in his thump, And pulled out a plum . . | ||
| Little Jim Popular Song |
1894 | ||
| Little Johnny College |
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| Little Johnny Jones Traditional |
1904 - G M Cohen | ||
| Little Jumping Joan Children |
V - Here I am, little jumping Joan; When no-boby's with me, I'm always alone. | ||
| Little Knot of Blue College |
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| Little Lamb Children |
V - On the grassy meadow, where the violet's seen | ||
| Little Lost Child Traditional |
1894 | ||
| Little Love A Little Kiss Popular Song |
1912 - m. Lao Silesu, w. Adrian Ross Tr., A. Nilson Fysher | ||
| Little Maid, Pretty Maid Children |
V - Little Maid, Pretty Maid, Whither goest thou? Down in the meadow to milk my cow. | ||
| Little Major Traditional |
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| Little Major The Work Traditional |
1862 | ||
| Little Man Children |
V - A tiny little man stands in forest dim, A cunning little mantle he wears on him. Who can this figure be, standing 'neath a forest tree . . . | ||
| Little Man and Maid Children |
V - There was a little man, and he wooed a little maid, And he said Little Maid will you wed, wed, wed? | ||
| Little Miss Muffet Children |
V - Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet, Eating some curds and whey, | ||
| Little More Cider Traditional |
1885 - Hart | ||
| Little Mother of Mine Popular Song |
1917 - m. Harry T. Burleigh, w. Walter H. Brown V - Sometimes in the hush of the evening hour, When shadows creep from the west, I think of the twilight songs you sang And the boy you lull'd to rest C - . . . The years have alter'd the form and the life, But the heart is unchang'd by time, And still he is only your boy as of old, O little mother of mine! | ||
| Little Old Garden Popular Song |
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| Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane Traditional |
1871 - William Shakespeare Hayes | ||
| Little Old Red Shawl College |
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| Little Old Sod Shanty Traditional |
1870 | ||
| Little One Good Bye Popular Song |
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| Little Patriot's Salute Children |
V - Our country, 'tis so grand you see, Because it's home to you and me. | ||
| Little Robin Red Breast Children |
V - Little robin red breast sat upon a tree. Up went pussy cat and down went he. | ||
| Little Sally Waters Children |
V - Little Sally Waters, sitting in the sun, Crying and weeping for a young man | ||
| Little Sir Hugh Traditional |
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| Little Soldiers Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Little Talk With Jesus Spiritual |
V - My brother, I remember when I was a sinner lost, I cried 'Have mercy, Jesus'. But still my soul was tossed . . . C - O a little talk with Jesus makes it right, all right . . . Troubles of ev'ry kind, thank God I'll always find That a little talk with Jesus makes it right. | ||
| Little Things Children |
V - Little drops of water, Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean, And the beauteous land | ||
| Little Tin Soldier Children |
V - He was a little tin soldier, One little leg had he; She was a little fairy dancer, Bright as bright could be. | ||
| Little Tommy Tucker Children |
V - Little Tommy Tucker, Sing for your supper, What shall he sing for? White bread and butter. | ||
| Little Town in the Ould County Down Popular Song |
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| Little Wheel A-turnin' in My Heart Spiritual |
V - Dere's a little wheel a turnin' in my heart . . . O I feel so very happy in my heart. | ||
| Little Woman Children |
V - There was a little woman, as I've heard say. Fol, lol, diddle, diddle, dol; She went to market, Her eggs for to sell, | ||
| Little Yaller Dog Popular Song |
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| Live A-Humble Spiritual |
V - Watch that sun, how steady he runs, Don't let him catch you with your work undone. Live a-humble. C - Live a-humble, humble. Humble yourselves the bell's done rung. Glory and honor! Praise King Jesus! Glory and honor! Praise the Lord! | ||
| Live-Long Night Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Livery Stable Blues Popular Song |
1917 - m. Ray Lopez, Alcide Nunez, w. Marvin Lee | ||
| Lizette College |
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| Lobster Glide Traditional |
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| Lochaber no more Traditional |
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| Lolotte Traditional |
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| Londonderry Air | See Danny Boy | ||
| Lone Fish Ball Traditional |
1855 | ||
| Lone Meat Ball Traditional |
1855 | ||
| Lone Star Popular Song |
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| Lonely Accordian Traditional |
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| Lonesome Popular Song |
1909 - m. George W. Meyer, w. Edgar Leslie | ||
| Lonesome Valley Traditional |
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| Long Ago Traditional |
1885 - m. Frank Musgrave V - 'Long long ago, long long ago' Do not these words recall past years, And scarcely knowing why they flow | ||
| Long Boy (Goodbye, Ma! Goodbye, Pa! Goodbye Mule) Popular Song |
1917 - m. Barclay Walker, w. William Herschell V - He was just a long, lean country gink From 'way out west where th' hoptoads wink C - Goodby Ma! Goodby Pa! Goodby Mule, with yer old hee haw! I may not know what th' war's about, But you bet, by gosh, I'll soon find out. | ||
| Long Gone Traditional |
1920 - w. Chris Smith, m. W.C. Handy | ||
| Long Live Harvard College |
N - Harvard university | ||
| Long Live Our College College |
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| Long Live Stuart Hall College |
N - Emporia College | ||
| Long Long Weary Day Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Long May Our College Stand College |
N - Iowa Wesleyan University | ||
| Long Odds Traditional |
1796 | ||
| Long Tail Blue Traditional |
1820's | ||
| Longing For You Popular Song |
1905 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Jack Drislane | ||
| Looby Loo Children |
V - Now we dance looby, looby, looby, Put your right hand in, Put your right hand out. N - Alt Verse: Put your right hands in, Put you right hands out, Then give your right hands a shake, shake, shake, | ||
| Looby Loo - 2 Children |
V - Put your right hands in, Put you right hands out, Then give your right hands a shake, shake, shake, | ||
| Looking Back Traditional |
1885 - Sulllivan | ||
| Loozyanna Low Grounds Traditional |
1859 - Dan Emmett | ||
| Lord Bateman Traditional |
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| Lord Foppington Traditional |
1701 | ||
| Lord Franklin Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Lord Gregory Traditional |
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| Lord Howe's Jig Traditional |
1777 | ||
| Lord Is Our Leader Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Lord Lundy Traditional |
1882 | ||
| Lord of Carnarvon's Jig Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Lord Rendal Traditional |
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| Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor Traditional |
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| Lord Thomas of Winesberry Traditional |
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| Lord, I Want To Be a Christian Spiritual |
V - Lord, I want to be a Christian, in-a my heart C - In-a my heart, in-a my heart, Lord, I want to be a Christian in-a my heart. | ||
| Lord, Make Me More Patient Traditional |
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| Lord, Remember Me Traditional |
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| Lord's Prayer Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Loreley Children |
1885 - German Folk Song V - I know not what spell is enchanting. That makes me sadly inclined. And old strange legend is haunting | ||
| Lorraine (My Beautiful Alsace Lorraine) Popular Song |
1917 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Alfred Bryan | ||
| Lost (A Wonderful Girl) Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Benny Davis, James F. Hanley | ||
| Lost Doll Children |
V - I once had a sweet little doll, dears. The prettiest doll in the world. | ||
| Lost Heart Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Lost Ship Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Louisiana Rag Traditional |
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| Love An' Serve De Lord Spiritual |
V - If ye love God serve Him, Hallelujah! Praise ye de Lord! If ye love God serve Him, Hallelujah! Love an' serve de Lord. C - Good mornin', bother trav'ler. Pray tell me where you're bound? I'm bound for Canaan's happy land, And de enchanted ground. | ||
| Love and a Bottle Traditional |
1713 | ||
| Love and May Traditional |
w.m. M.B. Walter, William Heiser V - Spring wakes the flowers every year, In beauty to unfold, To spread their fragrance far and nearr | ||
| Love Beams Popular Song |
1914 | ||
| Love Bird Popular Song |
1920 - m. Ted FioRito, w. Robert A. King | ||
| Love Bird - Earl-Fiorito College |
1921 - Mary Earl, Ted Fiorito V - Little Love Bird in your nest, singing the whole day long C - Love Bird, sweetly singing, To my love go winging. | ||
| Love Days Popular Song |
1908 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome | ||
| Love Divine Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Love Is A Weaver of Dreams Popular Song |
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| Love Is Like A Cigarette Popular Song |
1908 - m. Victor Herbert, w. Glen MacDonough | ||
| Love Is Like a Firefly Traditional |
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| Love Is Mine Popular Song |
1911 - m. Clarence Gartner, w. Edward Teschemacher | ||
| Love Makes the World Go Round Traditional |
1896 - m. William Furst, w. Clyde Fitch V - The stars are lovers' kisses, The moonlight lover's smiles, Ah! Ha! Ah! Ha! C - Love makes the world go round, Ah! Ha! Ah! Ha! Love makes the world go round. | ||
| Love Me and The World Is Mine Popular Song |
1906 - m. Ernest Ball, w. Dave Reed | ||
| Love Nest Popular Song |
1920 - m. Louis Hirsch, w. Otto Harbach | ||
| Love Not Traditional |
1885 - m. John Blockley, w. Caroline Norton V - Love not! Love not! ye hapless sons of clay; Hope's gayest wreaths are made of earthly flow'rs, things that are made to fade and fall away | ||
| Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses Popular Song |
1919 - m. John Openshaw, w. Leslie Cooke | ||
| Love Song Popular Song |
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| Love, Here Is My Heart Popular Song |
1915 - m. Lao Silesu, w. Adrian Ross | ||
| Love's Dreamland Waltzes Popular Song |
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| Love's Joy (Liebesfreud) | See Liebesfreud (Love's Joy) | ||
| Love's Own Sweet Song Popular Song |
1913 - m. Emmerich Kalman, w. C.C.S. Cushing, E.P. Heath P - Sari - 1913, V - In the toils of love I'm caught, Happiness I have been taught, I knew not the bliss, Of a lover's kiss . . C - Oh let us come and dance with joy Since love and life are ours, For youth is strong and blood grows warm Beneath the scent of flow'rs | ||
| Love's Plea Traditional |
w.m. Eugene Harte, Robert Franz V - Though all you roses love, be dying And though your heart be filled with gloom, My songs still with the thrush's are vying | ||
| Love's Roundelay Popular Song |
1908 - m. Oscar Straus, w. Joseph Herbert | ||
| Love's Triumph Traditional |
1713 | ||
| Love's Young Dream Traditional |
1885 - Moore | ||
| Loved Alma Mater College |
N - Dartmouth Our Dartmouth | ||
| Lovely June Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Lovely May Children |
V - Lovely May, Lovely May, Makes the world all fresh and gay, Sunshine here, sunshine there, Flowers everywhere | ||
| Lovely Night Traditional |
1885 - F. X. Chwatal V - Lovely night! O lovely night! Spreading over hill and meadow Soft and slow thy hazy shadow, Soon our wearied eyelids close | ||
| Lover's Luck Traditional |
1699 - Lover's Luck | ||
| Loves Golden Star Popular Song |
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| Lovie Joe Popular Song |
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| Lovin' Sam Sheik of Alabam' Popular Song |
1922 - m. Milt Ager, w. Jack Yellen | ||
| Loving Chimes Popular Song |
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| Loving Cup Song College |
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| Low-Backed Car Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Low, Low Lands of Holland Traditional |
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| Lucy Locket Children |
V - Lucy Locket lost her pocket, Kitty Fisher found it, But ne'er a penny was there in it . . . | ||
| Lull Me Beyond Thee Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Lullaby Traditional |
1885 - Jacobowski | ||
| Lullaby - 1 Children |
J.W. Elliott V - When little birdie bye bye goes, Quiet as mice in churches, He puts his head where no one knows | ||
| Lullaby - 2 Children |
V - Lullaby, Do not wake and weep, Softly in the cradle lie, Sleep, O sleep ! | ||
| Lullaby and Goodnight College |
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| Lullaby Baby Children |
V - Lullaby, baby, While the hours run, Fair may the day be, When night is done | ||
| Lullaby Serenade College |
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| Lullaby Time Popular Song |
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| Lulu is Our Darling Pride Traditional |
1885 - Jarvis | ||
| Lumb'rin' Lake Traditional |
J.A. Silberberg | ||
| Lutzow's Wild Hunt Traditional |
1885 - Weber V - As what you there behold. 'Tis the hunt, 'Tis the hunt of Lutzow the free and the bold, the bold. | ||
