PD Music CartBBest Known Public Domain SongsB List of 150
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 | Baa Baa Black Sheep Children - PD00340 |
1765 V - Baa Baa Black sheep, have you any wool. Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full. | |
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| Baby Bunting Children - PD00343 |
[1885] V - Bye Baby Bunting, Daddy's gone a hunting, To get a little rabbit skin, To wrap his Baby Bunting in. | |
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| Baby Doll Popular Song - PD06720 |
w.m. Armstrong and Clark | |
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| Baby Face Popular Song - PD07024 |
1926 - w.m. Benny Davis, Harry Akst | |
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| Baby, Won't You Please Come Home Popular Song - PD00350 |
1919 - w.m. Clarence Williams, Charles Warfield V - I've got the blues I feel so lonely,I'd give the world if I could only make you understand C - Baby won't you please come home . . . I have tried in vain, nevermore to call your name, When you left you broke my heart, That will never make us part | |
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| Babylon's Fallin' Spiritual - PD00351 |
V - Pure city, Babylon's fallin' to rise no more C - Oh, Babylon's fallin', fallin', fallin' | |
| Back Home Again in Indiana | See Indiana (Back Home Again In) | ||
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| Back In Your Own Back Yard Popular Song - PD07118 |
1928 - w.m. Dave Dreyer, Al Jolson, Billy Rose | |
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| Back To The Carolina You Love Popular Song - PD00357 |
1914 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. Grant Clarke | |
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| Back, Back To Baltimore Popular Song - PD00359 |
1904 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | |
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| Bag Of Rags Popular Song - PD00362 |
1912 | |
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| Bagdad Popular Song - PD00363 |
1912 - m. Victor Herbert, w. Anne Caldwell, James O'Dea | |
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| Bagdad (J.Yellen,M.Ager) Popular Song - PD06963 |
1924 - w. Jack Yellen, m. Milton Ager | |
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| Ballin' the Jack Popular Song - PD00367 |
1913 - m. Chris Smith, w. Jim Burris V - Folks in Georgia's 'bout to go insane Since that new dance down in Georgia came, I'm the only person who's to blame I'm the party introduced it there, so! C - First you put your two knees close up tight, Then you swing 'em to the left, then you sway em to the right | |
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| Balm in Gilead Spiritual - PD00368 |
1853 V - Sometimes I feel discouraged, And think my work's in vain, But then the Holy Spirit, Revives my soul again. C - There is a Balm in Gilead, To make the wounded whole . . . To heal the sin sick soul. | |
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| Balooloo, my lammie Traditional - PD00371 |
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| Bam Bam Bamy Shore Popular Song - PD07025 |
1926 - m. Mort Dixon, m. Ray Henderson | |
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| Bambalina Popular Song - PD06803 |
1923 - m. Vincent Millie Youmans (1898 - 1946), Herbert P. Stothart (1885 - 1949), w. Otto Abels Harbach (1873 - 1963), Oscar Greeley Clendenning Hammerstein, II (1895-1960) P - Wildflower - 1923, Broadway V - Wilt thou come with me to the fair? Bambalina will be there. Who is Bambalina what sort of man is he? He's fiddler man by trade, Both beloved by man and maid. C - When we're dancing at the fair we have to watch and keep aware, When good ol Bambalina calls a stop; That means I must stand still in your arms and hold your hand still. | |
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| Band Played On Popular Song - PD00373 |
1895 - m. Charles B. Ward, w. John F. Palmer V - Matt Casey formed a social club that beat the town for style, And hired for a meeting place a hall. C - Casey would waltz with a strawberry blond, and the band played on. He'd glide cross the floor with the girl he adored, and the Band played on. | |
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| Bandana Days Popular Song - PD00374 |
1921 - w.m. Eubie Blake & Noble Sissle | |
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| Barbara Allen Folk Song - PD00378 |
1666 V - In Scarlet town, where I was born, There was a fair maid dwellin', Made ev'ry youth cry 'well-a-way'; Her name was Barb'ra Allen. N - Popular English and Scottish Ballads, 1882-1898, Francis James Child | |
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| Barber of Seville Traditional - PD00380 |
1813 - Rossini | |
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| Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Traditional - PD00381 |
1864 - Offenbach | |
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| Barcelona Popular Song - PD07026 |
1926 - w. Gus Kahn, m. Polchard Evans | |
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| Barley-Mow Traditional - PD00383 |
1916 | |
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| Barney Google Popular Song - PD06804 |
1923 - w.m. Con Conrad (1891-1938), Billy Rose (1899-1966) V - Who's the most important man this country ever knew. Who's the man our Presidents tell all their troubles to. C - Barney Google with his Goo Goo Googlyeyes. Barney Google had a wife three times his size. She sued Barney for divorce, Now he's living with his horse. | |
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| Bartered Bride Smetana Traditional - PD00390 |
1872 - Smetana | |
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| Battle Cry of Freedom Traditional - PD00393 |
1863 - Root | |
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| Battle Hymn of the Republic Patriotic - PD00394 |
1861 - m. John William Steffe (?), w. Julia Ward Howe V - Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord; C - Glory! Glory! Hallelujah! His truth is marching on. | |
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| Be My Little Baby Bumble Bee Popular Song - PD00404 |
1912 - m. Henry I. Marshall, w. Stanley Murphy | |
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| Be Thou My Vision Folk Song - PD06791 |
8th Century or Earlier - m. Old Irish Slane, w. Old Irish
V - Be Thou My Vision, O Lord of my heart, Naught is all else to me, save that Thou art. Thou my best thought by day and by night, Waking or sleeping, Thy presence my light.
N - Old Irish Title: Rop tú mo baile or Rob tú mo bhoile 1905 Literal English Translation by Mary E. Byrne Tune a.k.a. With My Love On The Road and Lord of All Hopefulness |
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| Beale Street Blues Popular Song - PD00407 |
1917 - w.m. W.C. Handy V - I've seen the lights of gay Broadway C - I'd rather be here than any place I know | |
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| Bear Went Over the Mountain Traditional - PD00412 |
1783 | |
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| Beau Ideal March Patriotic - PD00413 |
1894 - m. John Philip Sousa | |
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| Beautiful Annabelle Lee Popular Song - PD00414 |
1920 - m. George Meyer, w. Alfred Bryan | |
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| Beautiful Dreamer Popular Song - PD00416 |
1864 - Stephen Collins Foster V - Beautiful dreamer, wake unto me, Starlight and dew drops are waiting for thee; Sounds of the rude world heard in the day, Lull'd by the moonlight, have all pass'd away! C - Beautiful dreamer, awake unto me! Beautiful dreamer, awake unto me. | |
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| Beautiful Garden of Prayer Popular Song - PD00418 |
1920 | |
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| Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Traditional - PD00419 |
1897 | |
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| Beautiful Ohio Popular Song - PD00421 |
1918 - m. Robert A. King, w. Ballard MacDonald | |
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| Beautiful River Hymn - PD00422 |
V - Shall we gather at the river, Where bright angels he has brought, With it's crystal tides forever Flowing by the throne of God. C - Yes, we'll gather at the river. . . gathered with the saints at the river that flows by the throne of God. N - a.k.a Shall We Gather at the River | |
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| Beauty in Tears Traditional - PD00427 |
T. O'Carolan N - Fiddle Tune - O'Carolan | |
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| Because ~ Guy d'Hardelot Popular Song - PD00430 |
1902 - w. Edward Teschemacher, m. Guy d'Hardelot N - m. pseudonym of Helen Guy or Mrs. W.I. Thodes | |
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| Because I Love You Popular Song - PD07027 |
1926 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
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| Because My Baby Don't Mean Maybe Now Popular Song - PD07204 |
1928 - w.m. Walter Donaldson | |
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| Bedelia Popular Song - PD00435 |
1903 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome V - There's a charming Irish lady with a roguish winning way, Who has kept my heart a bumpin' and a jumpin' night and day. C - Bedelia, I want to steal ye, Bedelia I love you so, I'll be your Chauncey Olcott If you'll be my Molly O'. | |
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| Before This Time Another Year Spiritual - PD00439 |
V - My mother's broke the ice and gone C - Before this time another year | |
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| Beggar's Opera Traditional - PD00443 |
John Gay | |
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| Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms Traditional - PD00448 |
1775 | |
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| Belle of Chicago Patriotic - PD00455 |
1892 - m. John Philip Sousa | |
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| Bells of St Mary's Popular Song - PD00457 |
1917 - m. A. Emmett Adams, w. Douglas Furber | |
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| Beloved Popular Song - PD07205 |
1928 - w.m. Gus Kahn, Joe Sanders | |
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| Ben Hur Chariot Race March Traditional - PD00462 |
1899 - E.T. Paull | |
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| Bendemeer's Stream Traditional - PD00465 |
1850 - m. 1850-Wm. George B. Prentiss, 1893-Alfred Scott Gat, w. Thomas Moore V - There's a bower of roses by Bendemeer's Stream. And the nightingale sings round it all the day long. C - Are the roses still bright by the calm Bendemeer? N - There are several tunes for this Thomas Moore poem. | |
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| Beside A Babbling Brook Popular Song - PD06805 |
1923 - m. Walter Donaldson (1893-1947), w. Gus Kahn (1886-1941) V - When I was younger I used to hunger to climb up the ladder of life. Now that I've grown up I might as well own up it's not worth the worry and strife. C - I'd be more than satisfied if I could hide away beside a babbling brook Rippling waters call me far away to a quiet shady nook. | |
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| Best Things In Life Are Free Popular Song - PD07119 |
1927 - w. Bud DeSylva & Lew Brown, m. Ray Henderson | |
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| Bethena - A Concert Waltz Ragtime, Music Hall - PD06633 |
1905 - m. Scott Joplin | |
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| Better Times Are Coming Traditional - PD00473 |
1862 - Stephen Collins Foster | |
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| Bibabutzemann Children - PD00475 |
V - Gay dances Bibabutzemann, in and out and round about. Gay dances Bibabutzemann | |
| Bicycle Built for Two | See Daisy Bell | ||
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| Big Bad Bill Is Sweet William Now Popular Song - PD06879 |
1924 - m. Milton Ager (b. October 6, 1893; d. May 6, 1979), w. Jack Yellen (b. January 1, 1970; d. April 17, 1991) V - In the town of Louisville, They've got a man called Big Bad Bill; I want to tell you he sure was tough; Brother he was rough. C - Big Bad Bill is sweet William now; Married life has changed him somehow. He's the man they all used to fear; Now the people call him Willie dear. | |
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| Big Bass Viol Popular Song - PD00476 |
1910 - w.m. M.T. Bohannon V - There once lived a man in the town of Missoula. His name was Augustus Miles. He was known miles around as a Lalapalousa, At playing the big bass viol. C - Zum, zum, zum, sounds forth his big bass viol. Zum,zum,zum He plays it all the while, There ne'er a lute nor harp or flute with tones so soft or mild. | |
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| Big Boy Popular Song - PD06880 |
1924 - w. Jack Yellen, m. Milton Ager | |
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| Big Camp Meeting In the Promised Land Spiritual - PD00477 |
V - You kin hinder me here, but you can't do it there, For He sits in de heavens, and He answers prayer, Big camp meeting in de promised land! C - O dis union! . . . Big camp meeting in de promised land! | |
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| Bill Popular Song - PD07120 |
1928 - m. Oscar Hammersteinm. m. Jerome Kern P - Show Boat | |
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| Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home Popular Song - PD00481 |
1902 - w.m. Hughie Cannon (1877-1912) V - On one summer's day, Sun was shining fine. The lady love of old Bill Bailey was hanging clothes on de line in her back yard, and weeping hard. C - Won't you come home Bill Bailey, won't you come home? She moans the whole day long; I'll do de cooking, darling, I'll pay de rent; I knows I've done you wrong. | |
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| Billboard March Traditional - PD00483 |
1901 | |
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| Billiken Rag Traditional - PD00484 |
E.J. Stark | |
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| Billy Popular Song - PD00485 |
1911 - w.m. Joe Goodwin, James Kendis, Herman Paley | |
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| Billy Boy Children - PD00486 |
1824 V - Oh, where have you been, Billy boy, Billy boy, Oh where have you been, charming Billy? | |
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| Bimini Bay Popular Song - PD00489 |
1921 - m. Richard Whiting, w. Gus Kahn, Raymond Egan | |
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| Bingo Children - PD00490 |
V - The miller's big dog lay on the barn floor, And Bingo was his name; B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, B-I-N-G-O, And Bingo was his name. | |
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| Binks' Waltz Ragtime, Music Hall - PD06634 |
m. Scott Joplin (1867 - 1917) | |
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| Bird In A Gilded Cage Popular Song - PD00492 |
1900 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Arthur Lamb V - The ballroom was filled with fashions throng, It shone with a thousand lights, And there was a woman who passed along, The fairest of all the sights. C - She's only a bird in a gilded cage, A beautiful sign to see, You may think see's happy and free from care, She's not, though she seems to be | |
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| Bird on Nellie's Hat Popular Song - PD00493 |
m. Alfred Solman, w. Arthur Lamb | |
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| Birth of Passion Popular Song - PD06759 |
1910 - m. Karl L. Hoschna, w. Otto Hauerbach P - Madame Sherry - 1910, French Vaudeville | |
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| Birth Of The Blues Popular Song - PD07028 |
1926 - w. B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, m. Ray Henderson | |
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| Birthday Of A King Christmas, Holiday - PD06800 |
1890 - w.m. W. H. Neidlinger V - In the little village of Bethlehem, There lay a child one day, And the sky was bright with a holy light, O'er the place where Jesus lay. C - Alleluia! O how the angels sang; Alleluia! how it rang; And the sky was bright with holy light, 'Twas the birthday of a King. | |
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| Bit O' Blarney Popular Song - PD00496 |
1904 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Will Heelan | |
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| Black and White Rag Instrumental, Keyboard - PD00499 |
1908 N - Ragtime - music only, no lyrics | |
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| Black Bottom Popular Song - PD07029 |
1926 - w. B.G. De Sylva, Lew Brown, m. Ray Henderson | |
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| Black Bottom Stomp Popular Song - PD07030 |
1926 - m. Ferd 'Jelly Roll' Morton | |
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| Black Cat Rag Traditional - PD00503 |
1905 - Frank Wooster and Ethyl B. Smith | |
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| Blackbirds and Thrushes Traditional - PD00509 |
V - As I was a walking for my recreation, A down by the gardens I silently stray'd. I heard a fair maid making great lamentation, Crying: | |
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| Blame It on the Blues Popular Song - PD00512 |
1914 - m. Charles L. Cooke | |
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| Blaze Away March Popular Song - PD00517 |
1901 - m. Abe Holzmann | |
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| Blest Be the Tie That Binds Hymn - PD00519 |
w. John Fawcett, m. Hans G. Naegeli | |
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| Blow Away the Morning Dew Traditional - PD00523 |
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| Blow Blow Thou Winter Winds Traditional - PD00524 |
1600's - Shakespeare | |
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| Blow Boys Blow Traditional - PD00525 |
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| Blow the Man Down Traditional - PD00526 |
1880 V - As I was walking down Paradise Street, A pretty young damsel I chanced for to meet. C - Way! Hey! Blow the man down! Give me some time to blow the man down. | |
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| Blow Ye Winds Heigh Ho Traditional - PD00527 |
1830 | |
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| Blow Your Trumpet, Gabriel Traditional - PD00530 |
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| Blue (and Broken-Hearted) Popular Song - PD00531 |
1922 - m. Lou Handman, w. Grant Clarke & Edgar Leslie V - I used to think I could live without you, But I admit that I changed my mind. I go to sleep and I dream about you, And thru' the day you can always find me. C - Blue because we're parted, Blue and broken hearted, There was a time I was jolly, You know the reason I am melancholy, Blue and oh! so lonely. | |
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| Blue Alsatian Mountains Traditional - PD00532 |
Adams | |
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| Blue Bells of Scotland Children - PD00535 |
Scottish Folk Song V - Oh! Where, tell me where is your Highland laddie gone? He's gone with streaming banners . . | |
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| Blue Bonnets Over the Border Traditional - PD00538 |
Traditional Scots | |
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| Blue Danube Classical - PD00539 |
1867 - Johann Strauss | |
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| Blue Danube Blues Popular Song - PD00540 |
1921 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Anne Caldwell P - Good Morning Dearie - 1921, | |
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| Blue Goose Rag Ragtime, Music Hall - PD00542 |
1916 - m. Raymond Birch N - Rag with no lyrics. | |
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| Blue Grass Rag Traditional - PD00543 |
1918 - Charles Straight | |
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| Blue Juniata Traditional - PD00544 |
1849 | |
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| Blue Room Popular Song - PD07031 |
1926 - w. Lorenz Hart, m. Richard Rodgers | |
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| Blue Skies Popular Song - PD07121 |
1927 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
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| Blue Tail Fly Minstrel - PD00547 |
1846 - Daniel Decatur Emmett V - When I was young I used to wait On Massa and hand him de plate; Pass down de bottle when he git dry, And bresh away de blue tail fly. C - Jim crack corn I don't card . . . Old Massa gone away. N - a.k.a. Jim Crack Corn | |
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| Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me Popular Song - PD00550 |
1919 - m. Carey Morgan, w. Charles McCarron V - What is that song about kisses, What is that song about smiles, If I could have my way I'd sing a song today C - There are Blues that you get from worry. There are Blues that you get from pain. And there are Blues when you're lonely | |
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| Boar's Head Carol Traditional - PD00552 |
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| Bobby Shafto Children - PD00559 |
ca. 1750 V - Bobby Shafto's gone to sea, Silver buckles on his knee, He'll come back and marry me, Pretty Bobby Shafto. N - a.k.a. Bobby Shaftoe | |
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| Bohemia Rag Traditional - PD00561 |
1919 - Joseph Lamb | |
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| Bold Fisherman Traditional - PD00564 |
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| Bolo Rag Traditional - PD00568 |
1908 - Albert Gumble | |
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| Bonaparte's March Traditional - PD00570 |
1849 | |
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| Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond Traditional - PD00576 |
1841 V - By yon bonnie banks, and by yon bonnie braes, Where the sun shines bright on Loch Lomon', Where me and my love were ever wont to gae, On the bonnie, bonnie banks o' Loch Lomon'. C - O, ye'll tak' the high road, and I'll tak' the low road, And I'll be in Scotland afore ye; But me and my true love will never meet again, On the bonnie, bonnie banks o' Loch Lomon'. | |
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| Bonnie Blue Flag Traditional - PD00577 |
1861 - McCarthy | |
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| Boola Boola College - PD00604 |
1901 - w.m. Billy Johnson, Bob Cole, Allen M. Hirsch V - Well here we are, well here we are: Just watch us rolling up a score. We'll leave those fellows behind so far, They won't want to play us any more. C - Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola, Boola. When we're through with those poor fellows, they will holler 'Boola Boola' N - Yale University | |
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| Boston Come All Ye Traditional - PD00606 |
1830 | |
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| Boundless Expanse of the Sea Folk Song - PD06745 |
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| Bowery Buck Traditional - PD00617 |
Tom Turpin | |
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| Breeze - Blow My Baby Back To Me College - PD06717 |
m. James F. Hanley, w. Ballard MacDonald, Joe Goodwin | |
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| Breeze from Alabama Traditional - PD00633 |
1902 - Scott Joplin | |
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| Breezin' Along With The Breeze Popular Song - PD07032 |
1926 - w.m. Haven Gillespie, Seymour Simmons, George Whiting | |
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| Bridal Chorus Traditional - PD00637 |
Lohengrin | |
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| Bride-Elect Traditional - PD00639 |
1897 | |
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| Briery Bush Traditional - PD00642 |
English Folk Song V - O hangman, stay thy hand, And stay it for a while, For fancy I see my father a-coming across the yonder stile | |
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| Brighten the Corner Where You Are Hymn - PD00649 |
1913 - m. Charles H. Gabriel, w. Ima Duley Ogdon | |
| Brighton Camp | See The Girl I Left Behind (Me) | ||
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| Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella Christmas, Holiday - PD00652 |
1553 - w.m. French Carol, 1700s translated to English V - Bring a torch, Jeanette, Isabelle! Bring a torch, to the stable run Christ is born. Tell the folk of the village Jesus is born and Mary's calling. C - Ah! Ah! beautiful is the Mother! Ah! Ah! beautiful is her child. | |
| Bring Back My Bonnie To Me | See My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean | ||
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| Brisk Young Sailor Traditional - PD00658 |
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| Britannia The Gem of the Ocean Traditional - PD00659 |
1852 | |
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| British Grenadiers Traditional - PD00660 |
1750 | |
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| Broadway Rag Traditional - PD00662 |
James Scott | |
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| Broadway Rose Popular Song - PD00663 |
1920 - m. Otis Spencer, Martin Fried, w. Eugene West | |
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| Broken Hearted (Here I Am) Popular Song - PD07122 |
1927 - w. Bud DeSylva & Lew Brown, m. Ray Henderson | |
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| Broken Hearted Melody Popular Song - PD06806 |
1923 - m. Isham Edgar Jones (1894-1956), w. Gus Kahn (1886-1941) V - Out of the dear long ago, I hear a song sweet and low. Drifting it seems, out of the dreams, Dreams that we used to know, dear. C - Just a broken hearted melody, Just a song that ends with a sigh. Like the sweet refrain you sang to me on the night we said good-bye, Dear. | |
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| Brown Eyes, Why Are You Blue? Popular Song - PD06971 |
1925 - w. Alfred Bryan, m. George W. Meyer | |
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| Brown Haired Maiden Traditional - PD00677 |
Traditional Welsh | |
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| Brown October Ale Traditional - PD00678 |
1891 | |
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| Budweiser's A Friend Of Mine Popular Song - PD00690 |
1907 - m. Seymour Furth (1877? - 1932), w. Vincent Bryan (1878 - 1937) V - The poets may sing of the friends who will cling to you, When you are gloomy and blue. But I have one friend who will stick to the end, Just the dearest friend I ever knew. C - Bud, Budweiser's a friend of mine, Friend of mine, yes, a friend of mine. What care I, if the sun don't shine, While I've got Budweiser. | |
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| Buffalo Gals Children - PD00691 |
1844 V - As I went lumbrin' down de street . . . a lubly gal I chanc'd to meet, Oh! She was fair to view C - Oh, Buffalo Gals will ye come out tonight, come out tonight. . . And dance by de light of de moon? N - Tune for Wheels On The Bus. We can neither confirm nor deny the public domain status of Wheels on the Bus lyrics. | |
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| Buffalo Rag Traditional - PD00692 |
Tom Turpin | |
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| Burning Of Rome Instrumental, Keyboard - PD00713 |
1903 - m. E.T. Paull N - March with no lyrics. | |
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| Button Up Your Overcoat Popular Song - PD07206 |
1928 - w. Bud DeSylva, Lew Brown, w. Ray Henderson | |
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| By and By Spiritual - PD00726 |
V - I know my robes going to fit me well, I'm going to lay down my heavy load; C - O, by and by, by and by, I'm going to lay down my heavy load; | |
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| By Heck Popular Song - PD00727 |
1914 - m. S.R. Henry, w. J. Wolfe Gilbert V - Old Josh who care to town from Oskaloosa To sell his oldest milking bridle cow, Said he 'now she's a reg'lar lallapaloosa' . . C - Oh! What a town, makes me feel just like a clown, Here I'm walking up and down with a cow By Heck! Wow! | |
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| By the Beautiful Sea Popular Song - PD00728 |
1914 - m. Harry Carroll, w. Harold Atteridge V - Joe and Jane always together, Said Joe to Jane 'I love Summer weather, So let's go to that beautiful sea.' C - By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea, You and I, you and I, oh! how happy we'll be. When each wave comes a rolling in | |
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| By the Light of the Silvery Moon Popular Song - PD00730 |
1909 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Edward Madden V - Place park, Scene dark, Silv'ry moon is shining thro' the trees; Cast two, me, you, Sound of kisses floating on the breeze. C - By the light of the silvery moon, I want to spoon, To my honey I'll croon love's tune. Honeymoon keep a shining in June | |
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| By The Light Of The Stars Popular Song - PD06972 |
1925 - w.m. George A. Little, Arthur Sizemore, Larry Shay | |
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| By the Waters of Minnetonka Popular Song - PD00735 |
1914 - w. J.M. Cavanass, m. Thurlow Lieurance N - a.k.a. Moon Dear | |
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| By yon bonnie banks Traditional - PD00737 |
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| Bye Bye Blackbird Popular Song - PD07033 |
1926 - w. Mort Dixon, m. Ray Henderson | |
