WLesser Known Public Domain SongsW List of 400
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| Wabash Blues Popular Song |
1921 - m. Fred Meinken, w. Dave Ringle | ||
| Wade in the Water Spiritual |
V - See that band all dressed in white, God's a-going to trouble the water. Leader looks like the Israelite . . C - Wade in de water, wade in the water children, God's a-going to trouble the water. | ||
| Wae's me for Prince Charlie Traditional |
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| Wai', Mr. Macwright Traditional |
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| Wait Popular Song |
1900 - m. Fred Bowers, w. Charles Horwitz | ||
| Wait For Me Traditional |
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| Wait for the Wagon Traditional |
1851 | ||
| Wait for Your Soldier Traditional |
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| Wait Till the Cows Come Home Popular Song |
1917 - m. Ivan Caryll, w. Anne Caldwell P - Jack O'Lantern - 1917, Musical Comedy | ||
| Wait Till You Get Them Up In The Air Boys Popular Song |
1919 - m. Albert Von Tilzer, w. Lew Brown | ||
| Waiting at the Church Popular Song |
1906 - m. Henry E. Pether, w. Fred W. Leigh | ||
| Wake Freshmen Wake College |
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| Wake the Echoes College |
N - Mt. Union College | ||
| Wake Up Children Spiritual |
V - Ole Satan tho't he had me fast, And I will serve that living God. But thank the Lord, I'm free at last, And I will serve that living God. C - O wake up, children, wake up! O a-rise! O wake up, children, wake! And I will serve that living God. | ||
| Wake Up, Jacob Traditional |
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| Wal, I Swan Popular Song |
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| Wal, I Swan! Traditional |
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| Walk Jerusalem Jes' Like John Spiritual |
V - Walk Jerusalem jes' like John, Walk Jerusalem up and down, Walk Jerusalem, walk Jerusalem . . Walk Jerusalem round and round. C - Walk Jerusalem jes' like John. When I come to die, I want to be ready, When I come to die. | ||
| Walk Through the Valley in Peace Spiritual |
V - Brothers, we'll walk thro' the valley . . . C - We will walk thro' the valley in peace, come along . . . If Jesus Himself be our leader then, we will walk thro' the valley in peace. | ||
| Walk You In De Light Spiritual |
V - Oh, children, do you think it's true, Walkin' in de light o' God, Dat Jesus Christ did die for you, Walkin' in de light o' God., C - Walk you in de light . . Walkin' in de light o' God. | ||
| Walkin' on de Rainbow Road Traditional |
S.M. Roberts | ||
| Walking for that Cake Traditional |
1877 - Harrigan, Hart | ||
| Walking In The Light Spiritual |
V - Hallelujah to the Lamb. We are walking in de light. Jesus died for ebery man. We are walking in de light. C - We are walking in de light, We are walking in de light . . We are walking in de light of God. | ||
| Walking on the Green Grass, Walking Side by Side Traditional |
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| Wall Street Rag Traditional |
1909 - Scott Joplin | ||
| Walmer Castle Traditional |
1801 | ||
| Waltz Coppelia Deibes Traditional |
1876 | ||
| Wanderer Popular Song |
V - O Love of mine, I'm far away But I am longing still for you. Again to roam at dusk of day, When soft winds gently kiss the dreaming dew. C - Forever more, my love forever more, Or whether joy or sorrow hovers o'er, The summer comes and goes, oh summer day! N - This song is NOT Happy Wanderer, 1954 NOT PD, Friedrich-Wilhelm Möller, 'I love to go awandering, along the mountain track' | ||
| Wanderer's Night Song Popular Song |
1873 | ||
| Wanderlied Traditional |
1809 - J. Kerner | ||
| Wanderschaft Traditional |
w. 1818, m - w. W. Muller, m. Karl Zollner | ||
| Wandrers Nachtlied Traditional |
w. 1780, m - w. Goethe, m. Friedrich Kuhlau | ||
| Want any shad? Traditional |
1868 - Dan Emmett | ||
| Want to go to Heaven When I Die Spiritual |
V - Want To Go To Heaven When I Die . . . Good Lord. C - When I die good Lord, when I die. Good Lord, when I die. | ||
| War Song of the Men of Glamorgan Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Warrior Bold Traditional |
1885 - A. Adams | ||
| Warriors' Song Folk Song |
1905 V - no lyrics | ||
| Was There Ever a Pal Like You Popular Song |
1920 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| Washington's Birthday Waltz Popular Song |
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| Washington's March Traditional |
1849 - Sousa | ||
| Wassail Song Christmas, Holiday |
ca. 1850 - w.m. English Traditional Christmas Carol V - Here we come a-wassailing Among the leaves so green; Here we come a-wand'ring So fair to be seen. C - Love and joy come to you, And to you your wassail too; And God bless you and send you a Happy New Year And God send you a Happy New Year. | ||
| Watchet Sailor Traditional |
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| Watchman Tell Us of the Night Christmas, Holiday |
w. 1825 John Bowring, m. 1830 Lowell Mason V - Watchman, tell us of the night, What its signs of promise are. Traveler, o'er yon mountain's height, See that glory beaming star. | ||
| Water Boy Popular Song |
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| Water o' Gambie Traditional |
1882 | ||
| Water, Water, Wild Flowers, Growing Up So High Traditional |
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| Waterfall College |
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| Watermelon Smiling On The Vine Traditional |
1882 - T.P. Westendorf | ||
| Watermelon Trust Traditional |
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| Waters of Venice Popular Song |
1916 - m. Albert Von Tilzer, w. Neville Fleeson | ||
| Waves of the Danube Traditional |
1880 - Ion Ivanovici (1845 - 1902 ) N - a.k.a. Danube Waves,Valurile Dunari,Donauwellen, Flots du Danube. Lyrics by Al Jolson and Saul Chaplin as Anniversary Song are NOT in the public domain. | ||
| Way Down In Ca-i-ro Traditional |
1850 - Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| Way Down In Cotton Town Popular Song |
1909 - m. Al Piantadosei, w. Edgar Leslie | ||
| Way Down in Florida College |
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| Way Down In My Heart I've Got a Feeling for You Traditional |
1904 | ||
| Way Down In Old Indiana Popular Song |
1901 - w.m. Paul Dresser | ||
| Way Down South Popular Song |
1912 - w.m. George Fairman | ||
| Way Down Upon the Swanee River | See Old Folks at Home | ||
| Way Down Yonder In The Cornfield Popular Song |
1901 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Will D. Cobb | ||
| Way Down Yonduh in the Cawnfiel College |
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| Way Over Yonder in Ohio Popular Song |
1916 | ||
| Way to Norwich Traditional |
1721 | ||
| Way Up on the Mountain-top-tip-top College |
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| Wayfaring Stranger Traditional |
V - I am a poor wayfaring stranger, While journeying thro' this world of woe; Yet there's no sickness, toil, or danger, In that bright world to which I go. C - I'm just a-going over Jordan, I'm just a-going over home. N - See Pilgrim's Song | ||
| We Are Building a Strong Union Traditional |
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| We Are Building On A Rock Spiritual |
V - We are building on a rock, On high, on high . . . thank God. C - . . . It's a mighty true rock . . . It's a mighty solid rock . . . Christ Jesus is the Rock . . . | ||
| We Are Coming Father Abra'am Traditional |
1862 - Gibbons, Emerson | ||
| We Are Coming from the Cotton Fields Traditional |
1864 | ||
| We Are Coming, Father Abraam, 300,000 More Traditional |
1862 - Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| We Are Living We Are Dwellin Traditional |
1899 | ||
| We Are Marching on to Victory Traditional |
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| We Cheer for the U. of M. College |
N - University of Minnesota | ||
| We Come to See Miss Jennie Jones Children |
V - We come to see Miss Jennie Jones, How is she today? | ||
| We Come with a Shout and Song College |
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| We Gather Together Traditional |
Dutch 1597 V - We gather together to ask the Lord's blessings, He chastens and hastens His will to make known; The wicked oppressing cease them from distressing . . . N - a.k.a. Thanksgiving Hymn and Thanksgiving Prayer | ||
| We Have Much To Be Thankful For Popular Song |
1913 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| We Meet Again Tonight College |
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| We Shall Overcome | See We Will Overcome | ||
| We Stand by Our Classes College |
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| We Stand for the Last Time Together College |
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| We Three Kings Christmas, Holiday |
1857 - w.m. John H. Hopkins, Jr. V - We three kings of Orient are; Bearing gifts we traverse afar, Field and fountain, moor and mountain, Following yonder star. C - O star of wonder, star of light, Star with royal beauty bright, Westward leading, still proceeding, Guide us to thy perfect light. | ||
| We Wear Our Colors Red and Gold College |
N - University of Denver | ||
| We Were Gathering Up the Roses College |
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| We Will March Thro' the Valley Traditional |
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| We'd Better Bide a Wee Traditional |
1885 - Claribel | ||
| We'll All Go a-Singing Children |
V - I will sing the first part, I'll be number two, I will take the third, and the fourth I'll try to do. | ||
| We'll Build A Rainbow In the Sky Popular Song |
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| We'll Crown Them With Kisses Traditional |
1899 | ||
| We'll Pay Paddy Doyle Traditional |
1885 | ||
| We're Going Over Popular Song |
1917 - w.m. Andrew Sterling, Bernie Grossman, Arthur Lange | ||
| We're Some of the Praying People Spiritual |
V - And must I be to judgment brought, to answer in that day? C - We're some of the praying people . . . For my Lord told me so. | ||
| Wear A Starry Crown Spiritual |
V - O we are going to wear a crown . . . To wear a starry crown. C - Away over Jordon with my Blessed Jesus, Away over Jordan, To wear a starry crown. | ||
| Weary Blues Ragtime, Music Hall |
1915 - Artie Matthews N - a.k.a. The Pastime Rag #8 | ||
| Weber Traditional |
1890 - Von Weber | ||
| Wedding March - Lohengrin Traditional |
1852 - Wagner | ||
| Wedding March. A - Midsummer Night's Dream Traditional |
1844 - Mendelssohn | ||
| Wedding of the Roses Popular Song |
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| Wedding Of The Winds Popular Song |
1897 - m. John T. Hall | ||
| Wee Bird Cam' to our Ha' Door Traditional |
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| Wee Deoch-an-Doris Popular Song |
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| Wee Little Drop O' The Cruiskeen Lawn Popular Song |
1911 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Ed Moran | ||
| Weepin' Mary Spiritual |
V - If there's anybody here like weepin' Mary, Call upon your Jesus, an' He'll draw nigh. C - O, glory, glory hallelujah! Glory be to my God, who rules on high. | ||
| Weeping Sad and Lonely Traditional |
1862 - Sawyer, Tucker | ||
| Weeping Willer Traditional |
1865 - Harry Clifton | ||
| Weeping Willow Traditional |
1903 - Scott Joplin | ||
| Weeping, Sad and Lonely Traditional |
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| Weihelied Traditional |
w. 1772, m - w. Matthias Claudius, m. A. Meethfesel | ||
| Welcome of the Hostess Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Welcome Sweet Springtime ! Children |
Anton Rubinstein V - Welcome, sweet springtime, We greet thee in song, Murmurs of gladness fall on the ear C - Balmy and life-breathing, breezes are blowing, Swiftly to nature new vigor bestowing. | ||
| Welcome the Bee Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Welcome to Spring Children |
V - All the birds so gaily sing of the joys of springtime. Never did we hear such songs, | ||
| Well Hail Wayfaring Stranger Traditional |
1701 | ||
| Well-Tempered Clavier 1 Traditional |
1722 - Bach | ||
| Weller's Reel Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| Welsh Lullaby Children |
V - See All Through the Night | ||
| Wenn die Schwalben heimwarts ziehn Traditional |
w. 1830, m - w. C Herlosssohn, m. Franz Abt | ||
| Were I a Little Bird Children |
V - Were I a little bird, I would then fly away Over the sea | ||
| Were You Ever in Rio Grande? Traditional |
1885 V - Were you ever in Rio Grand? Way, Rio. O were yhou ever on that strand? C - We're bound for the Rio Grand? Way, Rio, Way Rio, Then fare you well, my pretty young girl, we're bound for the Rio Grand. | ||
| West Texas Blues Traditional |
1919 - Charles H. Booker, Jr. | ||
| West Virginia Hills Traditional |
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| West, A Nest And You Popular Song |
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| Western Boating Song College |
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| Western College Boating Song College |
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| Wha'll Be King but Charlie Traditional |
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| Whar ye been so long? Traditional |
1865 - Dan Emmett | ||
| What a Load Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| What A Nasty Disposition For A Lady Like You Popular Song |
1903 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Will Heelan
N - ** On PD Info Want List ** We do NOT have a copy of this title in our library. If you have access to a copy, please contact us. |
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| What a Tryin' Time Spiritual |
V - Adam, you ate the apple . . . O what a tryin' time. Lord, Eve, she gave it to me, O what a tryin' time. C - O Adam where are you? . . . O what a tryin' time. Lord, I'm in the Garden, Lord . . . O what a tryin' time. | ||
| What a Trying Time Traditional |
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| What A Wonderful Mother You'd Be Popular Song |
1915 - m. Al Piantadose, w. Joe Goodwin | ||
| What Beams so Bright College |
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| What Care We for Gold ? Children |
V - What care we for gold or silver? What care we for house or land? What care we for ships on the ocean, | ||
| What Child is This? Christmas, Holiday |
1865 - 1865 - William C. Dix, m. 16th Century English Traditional V - What Child is this who, laid to rest On Mary's lap is sleeping? Whom angels greet with anthems sweet, While shepherds watch are keeping? This, this is Christ the King, Whom shepherds guard and angels sing; Haste, haste, to bring Him laud . . . N - Tune: Greensleeves | ||
| What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes at Me For? Popular Song |
1916 - w.m. Joe McCarthy, Howard Johnson, James V. Monaco V - Funniest pair of eyes I've ever seen, Funny, I can't get wise to what they mean, I wish that I can understand the things they say C - So, what do you want to make those eyes at me for, When they don't mean what they say? They make me glad, They make me sad | ||
| What Fairy-Like Music Traditional |
1885 - DePinna | ||
| What Is A Home Without Love? Popular Song |
1900 - w.m. Charles K. Harris | ||
| What is Home Without a Mother? Children |
V - What is home without a mother? What are all the joys we meet. When her loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our feet! | ||
| What Kind of Shoes Are You Going to Wear? Spiritual |
V - What kind of shoes are you going to wear? Golden slippers! . . . Golden slippers I'm bound to wear, That outshines the glittering sun. C - Yes, yes my Lord, I'm going to join the heav'nly choir . . I am a soldier of the cross. | ||
| What o' dat? Traditional |
1859 - Dan Emmett | ||
| What The Brass Band Played Popular Song |
1904 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Jack Drislane | ||
| What the Dickie-Birds Say Traditional |
1886 | ||
| What Was Your Name in the States? Traditional |
1849 | ||
| What Yo' Gwine T' Do When De Lamp Burn Down Spiritual |
V - Oh, de lamp burn down an' yo' cannot see; What yo' gwine t' do when de lamp burn down? Oh, de lamp burn down an' yo' cannot see. . . . C - Oh, po' sinner, Now is yo' time. Oh, po'sinner, What yo' gwine to do when de lamp burn down? | ||
| What's The Matter with Father Popular Song |
1910 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | ||
| Whe She Is Gone College |
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| Wheel in a Wheel Spiritual |
V - A wheel in a wheel, Oh, my Lord . . . Gwine to take a ride On de chariot wheel C - . . . It runs by love . . . It runs by faith . . . Chariot's a comin' . . . | ||
| Wheeler's Hornpipe Traditional |
1823 | ||
| When A Fellow's On The Level With A Girl Who's On The Square Popular Song |
1907 - w.m. George M. Cohan | ||
| When a Wife's in a Pout Traditional |
1728 - John Gage | ||
| When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band To France Popular Song |
1918 - w.m. Alfred Bryan, Cliff Hess, Edgar Leslie V - What's that tune I hear? A-ringing in my ear; Come on along, it's a wonderful idea. It's Alexander's band from down in Dixieland; He's going 'over there' to do his share. C - When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France, He'll capture ev'ryh Hun, And take them one by one, Those ragtime tunes will put those Germans . . . | ||
| When Bob White Is Whistling In The Meadow Popular Song |
1906 - w.m. Monroe H. Rosenfeld | ||
| When Buddha Smiles Popular Song |
1921 - m. Nacio Herb Brown, w. Arthur Freed | ||
| When Chloe Sings A Song Popular Song |
1899 - m. John Stromberg, w. Harry B. Smith | ||
| When Daisies Pied Traditional |
Shakespeare | ||
| When Daphne Sails with Me College |
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| When Dull Care Traditional |
1890 - Richard Loverage | ||
| When First I Kissed Sweet Margaret College |
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| When Francis Dances with Me Popular Song |
1921 - m. Sol Ginsberg, w. Benny Ryan | ||
| When He Cometh Traditional |
1885 - Root | ||
| When Hearts Are Young Popular Song |
1922 - m. Sigmund Romberg, Al Goodman, w. Cyrus Wood | ||
| When I Come T' Die Spiritual |
V - When I git dere I will sit down an' tell, Tell about de world I jus' come from. Wan' t' walk about Jerusalem jus' like Job. C - Oh, when I come t' die, I wan't t' be ready, When I come t' die, Wan' t' walk about Jerusalem jus' like Job. | ||
| When I Do the Hoochy Coochy in de Sky Popular Song |
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| When I Dream In The Gloaming Of You Popular Song |
1908 - w.m. Herbert Ingraham | ||
| When I Gathered The Myrtle With Mary Popular Song |
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| When I Get You Alone Tonight Popular Song |
1912 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Joe Goodwin, Joe McCarthy | ||
| When I Leave the World Behind Popular Song |
1915 - w.m. Irving Berlin V - I know a millionaire, Who's burdened down with care, A load is on his mind. He's thinking of the day When he must pass away And leave his wealth behind. C - I'll leave the sunshine to the flowers, I'll leave the spring time to the trees, And to the old folks I'll leave the mem'ries Of a baby upon their knees. | ||
| When I Lost You Popular Song |
1912 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| When I Saw Sweet Nelly Home Traditional |
1860 | ||
| When I Survey the Wondrous Crossl Traditional |
w. Isaac Watts, m. Lowell Mason | ||
| When I Was A Dreamer (And You Were My Dream) Popular Song |
1914 - m. Roger Lewis, w. George A. Little | ||
| When I Was a Lad Traditional |
1878 - Gilbert, Sullivan | ||
| When I Was a Lady Children |
V - When I was a lady, a lady, and when I was a lady, a lady was I. | ||
| When I Was A Shoemaker, a Shoemaker Was I Traditional |
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| When I Was Twenty-One And You Were Sweet Sixteen Popular Song |
1911 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry Williams | ||
| When I'm Away From You, Dear Popular Song |
1904 - w.m. Paul Dresser | ||
| When I'm Dead Spiritual |
V - Pale Horse and Rider have taken my mother away . . . By and by don't you grieve after me. C - When I'm dead don't you grieve after me, . . By and by don't you grieve after me. | ||
| When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget Popular Song |
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| When Icicles Hang By the Wall Traditional |
Shakespeare | ||
| When It's All Goin' Out and Nothin' Comin' In Popular Song |
1902 - m. Bert Williams, w. George Walker | ||
| When It's Apple Blossom Time In Normandy Popular Song |
1912 - w.m. Harry Gilford, Huntley Trevor, Tom Mellor | ||
| When It's Night Time Down In Burgundy Popular Song |
1914 - m. Herman Paley, w. Alfred Bryan | ||
| When It's Night Time In Dixie Land Popular Song |
1914 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| When It's Orange Blossom Time In Loveland Popular Song |
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| When Kate And I Were Comin' Thro' The Rye Popular Song |
1902 | ||
| When Morning Comes Spiritual |
V - Trials dark on ev'ry hand, and we cannot understand, All the ways that God will lead us . .. C - By and by, when the morning comes, All the saints of God are gathering home . . | ||
| When Mr. Shakespeare Comes To Town Popular Song |
1901 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome | ||
| When My Golden Hair Has Turned to Silver Gray Popular Song |
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| When My Ship Comes In Popular Song |
1915 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Vincent Bryan | ||
| When Old Bill Bailey Plays The Ukelele Popular Song |
1915 - w.m. Charles McCarron, Nat Vincent | ||
| When Pa College |
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| When Shadows Fall Popular Song |
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| When Shall We Meet Again? Popular Song |
1921 - m. Richard Whiting, w. Raymond B. Egan | ||
| When Shall We Three Meet Again Traditional |
1885 | ||
| When She Is Gone College |
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| When Slumbers Sweet Enfold Thee College |
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| When Sweet Marie Was Sweet Sixteen Popular Song |
1907 - m. Ernest Ball, w. Raymond Moore | ||
| When Sweetheart's Vows Are Broken Popular Song |
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| When That General Roll Is Called Spiritual |
V - Gwine to see my father, I'll be there . . . see my mother . . . see my sister . . . see my Jesus . . . C - I'll be there in the morning . . . when that general roll is called. I'll be there, When that general roll is called, I'll be there. | ||
| When That I Was A Little Tiny Boy Traditional |
Shakespeare | ||
| When That Mobile Boy Sings The Memphis Blues Popular Song |
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| When The Angelus Is Ringing Popular Song |
1914 - m. Bert Grant, w. Joe Young | ||
| When The Bees Are In The Hive Popular Song |
1904 - m. Kerry Mills, w. Alfred Bryan | ||
| When The Bell In the Lighthouse Rings, Ding Dong Popular Song |
1905 - m. Alfred Solman, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| When The Black Sheep Returns To The Fold Popular Song |
1916 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| When the Boys Go Marching Over There Popular Song |
1918 | ||
| When the Clock in the Tower Strikes Twelve Traditional |
1882 | ||
| When The Evening Breeze Is Sighing Home Sweet Home Popular Song |
1905 - m. Alfred Solman, w. J. Hayden Clarendon | ||
| When the General Roll is Called Spiritual |
V - Goin' to meet my sister, I'll be there. C - I'll be there in the morning . . When the general roll is called. | ||
| When The Grown Up Ladies Act Like Babies Popular Song |
1914 - m. Maurice Abrahams, w. Joe Young, Edgar Leslie | ||
| When The Harvest Days Are Over, Jessie, Dear Popular Song |
1900 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Howard Graham | ||
| When The Harvest Moon Is Shining On The River Popular Song |
1904 - m. S.R. Henry, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| When the kye come hame Traditional |
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| When The Leaves Come Tumbling Down Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Richard Howard | ||
| When the Lights are Low Traditional |
1885 - m. Gerald M. Lane V - When twilight falls on the dim old walls, And day is past and done C - Just when the day is over, Just when the lights are low | ||
| When The Maple Leaves Were Falling Popular Song |
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| When The Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam' Popular Song |
1912 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| When The Mocking Birds Are Singing In The Wildwood Popular Song |
1905 - m. H.B. Blake, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| When The Moon Plays Peek-A-Boo With You Popular Song |
1907 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Ed Gardenier | ||
| When the Morning Traditional |
1890 - Mozart | ||
| When the Robins Nest Again Traditional |
1883 | ||
| When the Roll is Called Up Yonder Traditional |
1893 | ||
| When the Shades of Evening Gather College |
N - Ursinus College | ||
| When the Snow Is on the Ground Children |
V - When the snow is on the ground, Little Robin Red Breast grieves. | ||
| When the Stars Begin to Fall Spiritual |
V - You'll hear a sinner mourn to make the nations underground. Look in my God's right hand When the stars begin to fall. C - My Lord, what a morning . . When the stars begin to fall. | ||
| When The Sunset Turns The Ocean's Blue To Gold Popular Song |
1902 - m. Henry W. Petrie, w. Eva Fern Buckner | ||
| When the Swallows Homeward Fly Children |
1885 V - When the swallows homeward fly, When the roses scatter'd lie, When from neither hill nor dale | ||
| When The Twilight Comes To Kiss The Rose Good Night Popular Song |
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| When This Cruel War is Over Traditional |
1885 - Tucker | ||
| When This Dreadful War Is Ended Traditional |
1863 - w. George Cooper, m. Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| When to Thy Vision Traditional |
1885 - Gounog | ||
| When Tony Goes Over the Top Popular Song |
1918 | ||
| When Uncle Joe Plays A Rag On His Old Banjo Popular Song |
1912 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. D.A. Esrom | ||
| When We Are M-A-Double-R-I-E-D Popular Song |
1907 - w.m. George M. Cohan | ||
| When We Do Meet Again Traditional |
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| When Wilt Thou Save the People? Hymn |
1856 - m. Josiah Booth, w. Ebenezer Elliott | ||
| When Yankee Doodle Learns To Parlez-Vous Francais Popular Song |
1917 - m. Ed Nelson, w. William Hart | ||
| When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Harold G. Frost, Jimmy McHugh | ||
| When You Come Back (And You Will Come Back) Popular Song |
1918 - w.m. George M.Cohan | ||
| When You Know You're Not Forgotten By The Girl You Can't Forget Popular Song |
1906 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Ed Gardenier | ||
| When You Look In The Heart Of A Rose Popular Song |
1918 - m. Florence Methven, w. Marian Gillespie | ||
| When You Play In The Game Of Love Popular Song |
1913 - m. Al Piantadose, w. Joe Goodwin | ||
| When You See Another Sweetie Hanging Around Popular Song |
1919 | ||
| When You Were a Baby and I Was the Kid Next Door Popular Song |
1915 | ||
| When You Were Sweet Sixteen Popular Song |
1898 - w.m. James Thornton | ||
| When You Wore A Pinafore Popular Song |
1908 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | ||
| When You're A Long, Long Way From Home Popular Song |
1914 - m. George Meyer, w. Sam Lewis | ||
| When You're All Dressed Up And No Place To Go Popular Song |
1913 - m. Silvio Hein, w. Benjamin H. Burt | ||
| When You're Away ~ Grant Popular Song |
1911 - m. Bert Grant, w. Joe Young, A. Seymour Brown | ||
| When You're Away ~ Herbert Popular Song |
1914 - m. Victor Herbert, w. Henry Blosson P - Only Girl - 1914, Musical Farcical Comedy | ||
| When You're Gone I Won't Forget Popular Song |
1920 - m. Peter DeRose, w. Ivan Reid | ||
| Where Am De Children? Spiritual |
V - Where am de chil'ren a-singin' sweet, Hal-le-halelujah, my Lord. Dar on de sho' now I see dem stan'. Singin' de glory ob de angel ban' C - Den chil'ren, chil'ren, chil'ren, meet me in de Kingdom . . . Meet me over dar! | ||
| Where Are The Friends of Other Days? Popular Song |
1903 - w.m. Paul Dresser | ||
| Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid Children |
V - Where are you going to my pretty maid? . . "I'm going a-milking, sir" she said. | ||
| Where Did Cathering Winters Go? Popular Song |
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| Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday Night? Popular Song |
1916 - m. George Meyer, w. Joe Young, Sam Lewis | ||
| Where Did You Get That Girl Popular Song |
1913 - m. Harry Puck, w. Bert Kalmar | ||
| Where Did You Get That Hat? Traditional |
1888 | ||
| Where Do We Go From Here Popular Song |
1917 - m. Percy Wenrich, w. Howard Johnson V - Paddy Mack drove a hack Up and down Broadway.Pat had one expression and he'd use it ev'ry day; Any time he'd grab a fare, to take them for a ride . . . C - Where do we go from here, boysl Where do we go from here? Anywhere from Harlem to a Jersey city pier. | ||
| Where He Leads Me Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Where Memory Dwells Popular Song |
1909 - m. Louis A. Drumheller N - Musical Meditation. No Lyrics. | ||
| Where O Where College |
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| Where Sleepest Thou, My Dearie? Traditional |
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| Where the Bee Sucks Traditional |
Shakespeare | ||
| Where The Black-Eyed Susans Grow Popular Song |
1917 - m. Richard A. Whiting, w. Dave Radford P - Robinson Crusoe, Jr. - 1917, N - Vocal Artist: Al Jolson | ||
| Where The Morning Glories Grow Popular Song |
1917 - m. Richard A. Whiting, w. Gus Kahn, Raymond Egan | ||
| Where The Morning Glories Twine Around The Door Popular Song |
1905 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Andrew Sterling | ||
| Where The River Shannon Flows Popular Song |
1905 - w.m. James J. Russell | ||
| Where The Silv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way Popular Song |
1901 - m. Charles Avril, w. C.H. Scoggins | ||
| Where The Southern Roses Grow Popular Song |
1904 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Richard H. Buck | ||
| Where the Sunset Turns the Ocean's Blue to Gold Traditional |
1902 | ||
| Where the Sweet Magnolias Grow Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Where Was Moses When the Lights Went Out Traditional |
1878 | ||
| Where We Hail From College |
N - Charlie Tufts His College | ||
| Where Would I Be College |
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| Which Hazel? Popular Song |
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| Which Way Does the Wind Blow Children |
V - Which way does the wind blow, And where does he go? He rides o'er the water, And over the snow. | ||
| While Shepherds Watched Christmas, Holiday |
w. 1700 - Nahum Tate, m. 1728 - George F. Handel V - While shepherds watched their flocks by night, All seated on the ground, The angel of the Lord came down, And glory shone around, And glory shone around. | ||
| While the Foaming Billows Roll Linley Traditional |
1890 | ||
| While The Incense Is Burning Popular Song |
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| While They Were Dancing Around Popular Song |
1913 - m. James V. Monaco, w. Joe McCarthy | ||
| Whim Traditional |
1695 | ||
| Whip-Poor-Will Popular Song |
1920 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Bud DeSylva | ||
| Whipped Cream Traditional |
1913 - Percy Weinrich | ||
| Whirligig Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Whiskey Still College |
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| Whistle College |
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| Whistle, Daughter, Whistle Traditional |
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| Whistler and His Dog Popular Song |
1905 - m. William Pryor | ||
| Whistling Rufus Traditional |
1899 - Kerry Mills | ||
| White Cockade Traditional |
1849 | ||
| White Marble Stone Traditional |
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| White Plume Patriotic |
m. John Philip Sousa N - March | ||
| White Wings Popular Song |
1884 - w.m. Banks Winter V - Sail! home, as straight as an arrow, My yacht shoots along on the crest of the sea; C - White Wings, they never grow weary, They carry me cheerily over the sea; | ||
| Whitewash Man Traditional |
1908 - Jean Schwartz | ||
| Whittington For Ever Children |
V - Whittington for ever, Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Lord Mayor of London. Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! C - Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! | ||
| Whittling Remus Traditional |
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| Who are We ? College |
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| Who Cares? Popular Song |
1922 - m. Milt Ager, w. Jack Yellen | ||
| Who Dat Say Chicken In Dis Crowd? Traditional |
1898 | ||
| Who Did College |
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| Who Do You Love? Popular Song |
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| Who Is on the Lord's Side Traditional |
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| Who is Sylvia Traditional |
1885 - Schubert | ||
| Who Is Thy Neighbor? Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Who Killed Cock Robin? Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Who Knows Why Traditional |
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| Who Let the Cows Out? Traditional |
Charles Humfield | ||
| Who Paid The Rent For Mrs. Rip Van Winkle Popular Song |
1914 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Alfred Bryan | ||
| Who Stole The Hat Popular Song |
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| Who Threw the Overalls in Mistress Murphy's Chowder Traditional |
1898 | ||
| Who'll Be the Next One to Cry Over Popular Song |
1921 - w.m. Johnny Black | ||
| Who'll Jine De Union Spiritual |
V - My lovely brethren, how ye do? Who'll jine the Union? Oh, des yer love a-continue true? . . . Ebber since I hab-a benn newly born . . C - Oh, hallelujah, Oh,hallelujah, Oh hallelujah, Who'll jine de union? | ||
| Who'll Save the Left? Traditional |
1863 - Tompkins Root | ||
| Whoa Bally! Traditional |
1868 - Dan Emmett | ||
| Whoa Mule ! College |
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| Whoa! Nellie! Traditional |
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| Whoa! You Heiffer Traditional |
1904 - Al Verges | ||
| Whose Baby Are You? Popular Song |
1920 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Anne Caldwell | ||
| Whose Dat Yandah Spiritual |
V - O little did I think, he was so nigh. He spoke, and He made me laugh and cry. C - O who's dat yandah? an' a who's dat yandah? Say, who's dat yandah? Look like a' my Lord comin' in de sky. | ||
| Why Popular Song |
1899 - m. Paul Cohn, w. Fred J. Hanill | ||
| Why Did They Sell Killarney? Popular Song |
1900 - m. John Dillon, w. Harry Dillon | ||
| Why Do You Gaze at the Road Traditional |
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| Why Don't You Go, Go, Go Popular Song |
1903 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome | ||
| Why Don't You Try Popular Song |
1905 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | ||
| Why Is The Ocean So Near The Shore Popular Song |
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| Why Should I Cry Over You? Popular Song |
1922 - m. Chester Conn, w. Ned Miller | ||
| Why We Smile Traditional |
Charles Hunter | ||
| Whyte-Melville/Tosti Traditional |
1881 | ||
| Wi' a Hundred Pipes an a' Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| Widdicombe Fair Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Wien, du Stadt meiner Traume Traditional |
1914 - Rudolf Sieczynski | ||
| Wild Bird Traditional |
1899 - Miesse | ||
| Wild Cherries Traditional |
1908 - Ted Snyder | ||
| Wild Cherries Rag Popular Song |
1909 - m. Ted Snyder, w. Irving Berlin | ||
| Wild Flower Rag Traditional |
1916 - Clarence Williams | ||
| Wild Irish Rose | See My Wild Irish Rose | ||
| Wild Rose Children |
Johann Strauss V - Where the wild rose sweetly doth blow, There must I go, Where the birdlings sing soft and low. | ||
| Will She Come From The East Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Irving Berlin (1888 - 1989) P - Music Box Revue 1922-1923 - 1922, Variety | ||
| Will Ye Gang to the Hielands, Leezie Lindsay? Traditional |
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| Will You Love Me In December As You Do In May Popular Song |
1905 - m. Ernest Ball, w. James J. Walker | ||
| Will You Remember Popular Song |
1917 - m. Sigmund Romberg, w. Rita Johnson Young | ||
| Will You Walk A Little Faster ? Children |
V - Will you walk a little faster, said a whiting to a snail. There's a porpoise close behind me | ||
| Willet's Hornpipe Traditional |
1823 | ||
| William Taylor Traditional |
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| Willie Has Gone to the War Traditional |
1863 - w. George Cooper, m. Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| Willie's Gone to Melville Castle Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Willow Song Traditional |
Shakespeare | ||
| Wilnot 8s & 7s Traditional |
1890 - Von Weber | ||
| Wilt Thou Be Gone, Love? Traditional |
1851 - Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| Wind Song Popular Song |
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| Wine Women and Song Traditional |
1869 - Strauss | ||
| Winkum, Winkum Children |
V - Winkum winkum, shut your eye. Sweet my baby lullaby. For the dew are falling soft | ||
| Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues Traditional |
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| Winter Traditional |
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| Winter Evening Popular Song |
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| Winter Good Bye! Children |
V - Winter, goodbye. We'll never sigh, For now come joyous spring, when all the birds will sing. | ||
| Winter It Is Past Traditional |
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| Winter Song College |
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| Winter Soon Be Over Spiritual |
V - Them Methodist and Baptists can't agree, And we'll all rise and go. An' stop you long tongue from telling lies, And we'll all rise and go. C - O the winter, the winter, the winter soon be over. chillen . . And we'll all arise and go. | ||
| Wir hatten gebauet Traditional |
1819 - w. August von Binzer, m. Traditional | ||
| Wish Traditional |
1650 | ||
| With All Her Faults I Love Her Still Traditional |
1888 | ||
| With Flying Colors College |
N - Rah for the Black and Blue | ||
| With You In Eternity Popular Song |
1907 - m. Alfred Solman, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| Without You The World Don't Seem The Same Popular Song |
1910 - m. Maurice Wolfe, w. Charles Shackford | ||
| Witness Spiritual |
V - You read the Bible and you understand, Methuselah was the oldest man. He lived nine hundred and sixty-nine, He died and went to heaven, Lord, in a-due time. C - My soul is a witness for my Lord. | ||
| Wolverine Patriotic |
1881 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
| Woman Is Only A Woman, But A Good Cigar Is A Smoke Popular Song |
1905 - m. Victor Herbert, w. Harry B. Smith | ||
| Women All Tell Me Traditional |
1700's | ||
| Won't You Be My Honey Popular Song |
1907 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Jack Drislane | ||
| Won't You Come Over to My House Popular Song |
1906 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | ||
| Won't You Fondle Me? Popular Song |
1904 - w.m. Jack Kendis, Herman Paley | ||
| Won't You Waltz Home Sweet Home With Me Popular Song |
1907 - w.m. Herbert Ingraham | ||
| Wond'rous Love Traditional |
1835 | ||
| Wonder Where Is Good Ole Daniel Spiritual |
V - Wonder where is good ole Daniel . . . Way over in de Promise' Lan' C - . . He was cas' in de den ob lions . . . By an' by we'll go an' meet Him . . . Wonder where's dem Hebrew children . . . | ||
| Wonderful Kid Popular Song |
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| Wonderful One Popular Song |
1922 - m. Paul Whiting, Ferdie Grofe, w. Dorothy Terris V - My wonderful one, Whenever I'm dreaming, Love's lovelight agleaming, I see C - Calling, calling dear, Loved one can't you hear, Each throbbing part of my faithful heart N - a.k.a. My Wonderful One | ||
| Wonderful Words of Life Traditional |
w.m. P.P. Bliss | ||
| Woodcock Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Woodland Echo Traditional |
w.m. German Folksong V - O hark ! O hear ! How soft and clear The echo's mellow strain | ||
| Woodman, Woodman, Spare That Tree! Popular Song |
1911 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| Woodman! Spare That Tree Popular Song |
1837 - m. Henry Russell, w. George Pope Morris V - Woodman, spare that tree! Touch not a single bough. In youth it shelter'd me, And I'll protect it now. | ||
| Work and be Happy Traditional |
1890 - Naegeli | ||
| Work and Play Children |
V - Here at school we gather daily. And we learn the Golden Rule. Still aspiring, Never tiring, That is what we learn at school. | ||
| Work for the Night is Coming Children |
Lowell Mason V - Work for the night is coming, Work through the morning hours, | ||
| World Is Waiting for the Sunrise Popular Song |
1919 - m. Ernest Seitz, w. Eugene Lockhart | ||
| World Turned Upside Down Traditional |
1775 | ||
| Worlds Fair Rag Traditional |
Harvey M. Babcock | ||
| Would I Were a Bird Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| Would I Were with Thee Traditional |
1885 - Bist | ||
| Would You Care? Popular Song |
1905 - w.m. Charles K. Harris | ||
| Would You Know ? Children |
V - Would you know the baby's skies? Baby's skies are mamma's eyes | ||
| Would You Rather Be A Colonel With An Eagle On Your Shoulder Popular Song |
1918 - m. Archie Gottler, w. Sidney D. Mitchell | ||
| Wouldn't It Make You Mad, Wouldn't It Jar You? Popular Song |
1900 - Will J. Hardman | ||
| Wouldn't You College |
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| Wraggle Taggle Gipsies, O! Traditional |
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| Wrap Me In a Bundle Popular Song |
1914 | ||
| Wrecker's Daughter Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Wrestle On, Jacob Traditional |
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| Wyoming Popular Song |
1920 - w.m. Gene Williams V - When the sun is sinking in Wyoming, When the twilight shadows start to fall, In my dreams I can hear a melody C - Go to sleep my baby, Close your pretty eyes, Angels up above you, Peeping at my honey from the skies. N - Lullaby a.k.a. Go To Sleep, My Baby | ||
