PD Music CartTLesser Known Public Domain SongsT List of 335
IMPORTANT: This list is based on USA Copyright Law and is intended only as a help in researching public domain music. This list is NOT sufficient documentation that music is in the Public Domain. To prove PD status in the USA, you MUST find a published copy of the song with a copyright date of 1930 or earlier. Our PD Sheet Music Reprints are exact reprints of books and sheet music published in 1930 or earlier and include music, lyrics, and complete original copyright information. Some of these songs may not be PD in countries other than the USA.
| A | B | C
| D | E | F
| G | H | I
| J | K | L
| M | N | O
| P | Q | R
| S | T | U
| V | W | X
| Y | Z |
 | Title | V=Verse C=Chorus N=Note P=Production w=Words m=Music |
1 - 3 $5 ea 4 up $4 ea |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Songs are on this PD list if we have a pre-2027 PD sheet music publication in our library
AND if anyone has asked about PD status of the song in the past 25 years. Download Now: Immediate download after checkout. Other Downloads: 2-4 Business Days What Is A PD Download or Reprint? | |||
 | Taffy Was a Welshman Children - PD05554 |
V - Taffy was a Welshman, Taffy was a thief, Taffy came to my house, And stole a piece of beef. | |
|
| Take 'Em In Traditional - PD05555 |
Est 1900 | |
|
| Take a Dance Traditional - PD05556 |
1765 | |
|
| Take A Little Tip From Father Popular Song - PD05557 |
1912 - w.m. Irving Berlin, Ted Snyder | |
|
| Take Back the Heart Traditional - PD05558 |
1895 - Claribel | |
|
| Take Back Your Gold Traditional - PD05559 |
1897 | |
|
| Take Joy Home Popular Song - PD05560 |
||
|
| Take Me Back To Babyland Popular Song - PD05561 |
1909 - m. Pat Rooney, w. Frank J. Tannehill | |
|
| Take Me Back To New York Town Popular Song - PD05562 |
1907 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Andrew Sterling | |
|
| Take Me Back To The Garden Of Love Popular Song - PD05563 |
1911 - m. Nat Osborne, w. E. Ray Goetz | |
|
| Take Me Back To Your Heart Again Popular Song - PD05564 |
1905 - m. Frank J. Richmond, w. Collin Davis | |
|
| Take Me Home Traditional - PD05565 |
1885 - w.m. Raymond | |
|
| Take Me In Your Arms Again Popular Song - PD05566 |
1912 - w.m. Charles K. Harris | |
|
| Take Me To The Land Of Jazz Popular Song - PD05568 |
1919 - m. Pete Wendling, w. Edgar Leslie, Bert Kalmar V - It was down in Tennessee That the Jazzy melody Originated then waited for popularity C - Take me to the land of Jazz, Let me hear that kind of blues that Memphis has. I want to step, To a tune that full of ginger and pep | |
|
| Take Me To The Midnight Cake Walk Ball Popular Song - PD05569 |
1915 - w.m. Eddie Cox, Arthur Jackson, Maurice Abrahams | |
|
| Take Me Up With You, Dearie Popular Song - PD05570 |
1909 - m. Albert Von Tilzer, w. Junie McCree | |
|
| Take My Love to Rosalie College - PD05571 |
||
|
| Take Nabandji Folk Song - PD05572 |
1905 V - Thata nabandji N - Southeast Africa. Piano Arrangement by Samuel Cooleridge-Taylor. | |
|
| Take Your Time Popular Song - PD05575 |
1907 - m. Joe Jordan, w. Harrison Stewart | |
|
| Taking of Teach Traditional - PD05576 |
1700's - Benjamin Franklin | |
|
| Tale Of A Bumblebee Popular Song - PD05577 |
1901 - m. Gustav Luders, w. Frank Pixley | |
|
| Tale Of The Kangaroo Popular Song - PD05578 |
1900 - m. Gustav Luders, w. Frank Pixley | |
|
| Tale Of The Seashell Popular Song - PD05579 |
1902 - m. Gustav Luders, w. Frank Pixley | |
|
| Tale Of The Turtle Dove Popular Song - PD05580 |
1904 - m. Gustav Luders, w. Frank Pixley | |
|
| Tale The Church Bells Tolled Popular Song - PD05581 |
1907 - m. Egbert Van ASlstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | |
|
| Tales of Hoffman Traditional - PD05583 |
Offenbach | |
|
| Talking Union Traditional - PD05584 |
||
|
| Tammany Popular Song - PD05586 |
1905 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Vincent Bryan | |
|
| Tammanyor the Indian Chief Traditional - PD05587 |
1794 - Hewitt | |
|
| Tanguay Rag Popular Song - PD05588 |
||
|
| Tantivy! Tantivy! Tantivy! Traditional - PD05589 |
1782 - Malbrouk N - a.k.a. Hunt Song | |
|
| Tapping at the Garden Gate Traditional - PD05590 |
1885 - New | |
|
| Taps Patriotic - PD05591 |
1860s - 1860s or Earlier | |
|
| Tar's Farewell Traditional - PD05592 |
1885 - Adams | |
|
| Tarantella Traditional - PD05593 |
1841 - m. Frederic Chopin (1810 - 1849) N - Traditional Italian Dance | |
|
| Tarantelle Popular Song - PD05594 |
1892 - m. Arnoldo Sartorio | |
|
| Tariff Hornpipe Traditional - PD05595 |
1823 | |
|
| Tarpaulin Jacket Traditional - PD05596 |
Traditional | |
|
| Teacher's Lament Traditional - PD05597 |
||
|
| Teasing Popular Song - PD05598 |
1904 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Cecil Mack | |
|
| Teasing Rag Ragtime, Music Hall - PD05599 |
1912 - Paul Pratt | |
|
| Technology College - PD05600 |
N - Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
|
| Tedesco Polka Traditional - PD05603 |
1849 | |
|
| Tee Birks o' Aberfeldy Traditional - PD05604 |
1788 - w. Robert Burns, m. Traditional Scots V - Now simmer blinks on flowery braes, And o'er the chrystal streamlets plays; Come let us spend the lightsome days In the birks of Aberfeldy. C - Bonnie lassie, will ye go, will ye go, will, ye go . . . To the birk's o' Aberfeld | |
|
| Telegraph Song Traditional - PD05605 |
1865 | |
|
| Telephone March Traditional - PD05606 |
1890's | |
|
| Telephone Me Baby Traditional - PD05607 |
1899 | |
|
| Tell All the World, John Spiritual - PD05608 |
V - What kind o' shoes are those you wear, I know the other world's not like this; That you can walk up in the air? . . . C - Tell all the world, John . . . I know the other world's not like this. | |
|
| Tell Bruddah Lijah Spiritual - PD05609 |
V - O Sinnah! Ain you tired of sinnin'? Lay down you load ob hell An come along to Jesus! C - No harm, No harm! Tell Bruddah 'Lijah! No harm, No harm! Come along to Jesus! | |
|
| Tell Jesus Spiritual - PD06627 |
V - I went up on de mountain, I did'nt go dere for t' stay, But when my soul got happy, Den I stayed all day. C - Tell Jesus, done, done all I can . . . I can't do no more. | |
|
| Tell Me Popular Song - PD05610 |
||
|
| Tell Me (Why Nights Are Lonely) Popular Song - PD05611 |
1919 - m. Max Kortlander, w. J. Will Callahan | |
|
| Tell Me Little Gypsy Popular Song - PD05612 |
1920 | |
|
| Tell Me With Your Eyes Popular Song - PD05614 |
1904 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Arthur Lamb | |
|
| Tell Me, Little Gypsy Popular Song - PD05615 |
1920 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
|
| Tell Me, Pretty Maiden Popular Song - PD05616 |
1900 - m. Leslie Stuart, w. Owen Hall P - Floradora V - Tell me pretty maiden, Are there any more at home like you? There are a few, kind sir, but simple girls and proper too. | |
|
| Tell My Jesus "Morning" Traditional - PD05617 |
||
|
| Temperance Anthem Traditional - PD05618 |
1899 | |
|
| Temperance Call Traditional - PD05619 |
1899 | |
|
| Tempest Traditional - PD05620 |
1849 | |
|
| Tempest of the Heart Traditional - PD05621 |
1885 - Verdi | |
|
| Temple Bells Traditional - PD05622 |
1903 | |
|
| Ten Commandments Traditional - PD05624 |
||
|
| Ten Little Fingers And Ten Little Toes Popular Song - PD05625 |
1921 - m. Ira Schuster, Ed Nelson, w. Harry Pease, Johnny White | |
|
| Ten Little Indians Children - PD05626 |
V - One little, two little, three little Indians, Four little, five little, six little Indians, | |
|
| Ten Little Niggers Children - PD05627 |
V - Ten little niggers, going out to dine, One choked his little self, and then there were nine. | |
|
| Ten Thousand Men of Harvard College - PD05628 |
||
|
| Tennessee Farmer Traditional - PD05629 |
1823 | |
|
| Tennessee Jubilee Traditional - PD05630 |
||
|
| Tennessee Tantalizer Traditional - PD05631 |
||
|
| Tessie, You Are The Only, Only, Only Popular Song - PD05633 |
1902 - w.m. Will R. Anderson | |
|
| Thamama HullaI Traditional - PD05634 |
1806 | |
|
| Thank God For A Garden Popular Song - PD05635 |
||
|
| Thank God, I Am An American Popular Song - PD05636 |
||
|
| Thanks Be To God Popular Song - PD05637 |
||
|
| That 's What 's the Matter Traditional - PD05639 |
1862 - Stephen Collins Foster | |
|
| That Baboon Baby Dance Popular Song - PD05640 |
1911 - m. Joe Cooper, w. Dave Oppenheim | |
|
| That Beautiful Rag Popular Song - PD05641 |
1910 - m. Ted Snyder, w. Irving Berlin | |
|
| That Daffydil Rag Popular Song - PD05642 |
1912 - w.m. Bill Mueller, Frank Mueller | |
|
| That Demon Rag Traditional - PD05643 |
||
|
| That Dreamy Italian Waltz Popular Song - PD05644 |
1910 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. Joe McCarthy | |
|
| That Hand Played Rag Traditional - PD05645 |
Silverman and Ward | |
|
| That Italian Rag Popular Song - PD05648 |
1910 - m. Al Piantadoso, w. Edgar Leslie | |
|
| That Lovin' Rag Popular Song - PD05649 |
1907 - m. Bernie Adler, w. Victor H. Smalley | |
|
| That Madrid Rag Traditional - PD05650 |
1911 - Julius Lenzberg | |
|
| That Mellow Melody Popular Song - PD05651 |
1912 - m. George W. Meyer, w. Sam Lewis | |
|
| That Mezmerizing Mendelssohn Tune Popular Song - PD05653 |
1909 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
|
| That Minor Strain Popular Song - PD05654 |
1910 - m. Ford Dabney, w. Cecil Mack | |
|
| That Naughty Waltz Popular Song - PD05656 |
1919 - m. Sol P Levy, w. Edwin Stanley | |
|
| That Old Girl Of Mine Popular Song - PD05657 |
1913 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Earl C. Jones | |
|
| That Old Irish Mother of Mine Popular Song - PD05658 |
1920 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. William Jerome | |
|
| That Railroad Rag Popular Song - PD05659 |
1911 - m. Ed Bimberg, w. Nat Vincent | |
|
| That Red Head Gal Popular Song - PD05660 |
1922 - m. Henry Lodge, w. Fred Fisher | |
|
| That Scandalous Rag Traditional - PD05661 |
||
|
| That Teasin' Rag Traditional - PD05662 |
1909 - Joe Jordan | |
|
| That Universal Rag Popular Song - PD05665 |
||
|
| That Was Before I Met You Popular Song - PD05666 |
1911 - m. George Meyer, w. Alfred Bryan | |
|
| That Wilson Chum of Mine College - PD05667 |
N - Wilson College | |
|
| That Wonderful Mother Of Mine Popular Song - PD05668 |
1918 - m. Walter Goodwin, w. Clyde Hager | |
| That's an Irish Lullaby | See Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral | ||
|
| That's Gratitude Popular Song - PD05670 |
1907 - m. Sheppard Camp, w. George A. Norton | |
|
| That's How I Need You Popular Song - PD05671 |
1912 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. Joe McCarthy, Joe Goodman | |
|
| That's My Idea Of You Popular Song - PD05672 |
1917 - m. Ted Garton, w. W.R. Garton | |
|
| That's The Song Of Songs For Me Popular Song - PD05673 |
1915 - m. Nat Osborne, w. Joe Goodwin | |
|
| That's What The Rose Said To Me Popular Song - PD05674 |
1907 - m. Leo Edwards, w. B. F. Barnett | |
|
| That's What's the Matter Traditional - PD05675 |
||
|
| That's Where My Money Goes Traditional - PD05676 |
1901 | |
|
| That's Why They Call Me 'Shine' Popular Song - PD05677 |
||
|
| That's Yiddisha Love Popular Song - PD05679 |
1910 - w.m. James Brockman | |
|
| That's-A-Plenty Traditional - PD05680 |
1914 - Lew Pollack N - Rag Time One Step with no lyrics. | |
|
| Thee St. Stephens College - PD05682 |
N - St. Stephens College | |
|
| Then I'd Be Satisfied With Life Popular Song - PD05683 |
1902 - w.m. George M. Cohan | |
|
| Then I'll Stop Loving You Popular Song - PD05684 |
1913 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. Joe Goodwin, Joe McCarthy | |
|
| Then You'll Remember Me Popular Song - PD05685 |
||
|
| Then You'll Remember Me Balfe Traditional - PD05686 |
1885 - Balfe | |
|
| There Are All My Father's Children Traditional - PD05688 |
||
|
| There Are Plenty of Fish in the Sea Traditional - PD05689 |
1862 - w. George Cooper, m. Stephen Collins Foster | |
|
| There Grows a Bonnie Briar-bush Traditional - PD05690 |
||
|
| There is Joy in Ev'ry Day Children - PD05692 |
V - There is joy in every day, In our work and in our play. | |
|
| There Is Rest Traditional - PD05693 |
1890 - L.M. Beal | |
|
| There Never Was A Girl Like You Popular Song - PD05694 |
1907 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Harry H. Williams | |
|
| There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Traditional - PD05695 |
||
|
| There Was a Crooked Man Children - PD05696 |
V - There was a crooked man, and he went a crooked mile, He found a crooked sixpence upon a crooked stile. | |
|
| There Was a Little Girl Who had a Little Curl Traditional - PD05697 |
Mother Goose | |
|
| There Was A Man in Our Town Children - PD05698 |
V - There was a main in our town, And he was wondrous wise; | |
|
| There Was a Tree Stood in the Ground Traditional - PD05699 |
||
|
| There Was an Old Woman and What Do You Think ? Children - PD05700 |
1765 V - There was an old woman, and what do you think? She lived upon nothing but victuals and drink; | |
|
| There Were Ten Virgins Spiritual - PD05701 |
V - There were ten Virgins when de Bridegroom come, There were ten Virgins, there were ten Virgins, There were ten Virgins when He come. C - . . . An five of them were wise . . . And five of them were foolish . . . And de foolish said to de wise . . . | |
|
| There Were Three Books College - PD05702 |
||
|
| There Were Three Crows Traditional - PD05703 |
1885 | |
| There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight | See A Hot Time in the Old Town | ||
|
| There'll Come A Time Popular Song - PD05705 |
1911 - w.m. Shelton Brooks | |
|
| There's A Broken Heart For Every Light On Broadway Popular Song - PD05706 |
1915 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Howard Johnson | |
|
| There's a College They Call Princeton College - PD05707 |
||
|
| There's A Dark Man Coming With A Bundle Popular Song - PD05708 |
1905 - w.m. Burt Leighton, Frank Leighton | |
|
| There's A Girl In Havana Popular Song - PD05709 |
1911 - m. Irving Berlin, A. Baldwin Sloane, w. E. Ray Goetz | |
|
| There's A Girl In The Heart Of Maryland Popular Song - PD05710 |
1913 - m. Harry Carroll, w. Ballard MacDonald | |
|
| There's a Good Time Coming Traditional - PD05711 |
1846 - Stephen Collins Foster | |
|
| There's A Little Spark Of Love Still Burning Popular Song - PD05714 |
1914 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Joe McCarthy V - There was a fire burning in my heart, Burning for years and for years, Your love and kisses gave that flame a start, I put it out with my tears. C - There's a little spark of love still burning, down in my heart for you. There's a longing there for your returning, I want you! I do! | |
|
| There's a Meeting Here Tonight Traditional - PD05717 |
||
|
| There's A Quaker Down In Quaker Town Popular Song - PD05718 |
1916 - m. Alfred Solman, w. David Berg | |
|
| There's A Song in the Air Christmas, Holiday - PD05719 |
1904 - w. Josiah G. Holland, m. Karl P. Harrington V - There's a song in the air! There's a star in the sky! There's a mother's deep prayer and a baby's low cry! And the star rains its fire while the beautiful sing, For the manger of Bethlehem cradles a King! | |
|
| There's Eqypt In Your Dreamy Eyes Popular Song - PD05720 |
1917 - m. Herbert Spencer, w. Fleta Jan Brown | |
|
| There's No North Or South Today Popular Song - PD05723 |
1901 - w.m. Paul Dresser | |
|
| There's Preaching Here Spiritual - PD05724 |
V - There is preaching here, there is preaching there, I believe within my soul there's preaching everywhere. C - Run, mourner, run! Low, says the Bible, Run mourner run, Low, is the way. | |
|
| There's Someone More Lonesome Than You Popular Song - PD05725 |
1916 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Lou Klein | |
|
| There's Where My Heart Is Tonight Traditional - PD05726 |
1899 | |
|
| These Things Shall Be! Traditional - PD05727 |
||
|
| They All Had A Finger In The Pie Popular Song - PD05728 |
1914 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Vincent Bryan | |
|
| They All Love Jack Traditional - PD05729 |
1885 - m. Stephen Adams, w. F.E. Weatherly V - When the ship is trim and ready, And the jolly days are done, When the last good byes are whisper'd, And Jack aboard is gone C - And the girls must lonely be, Till his ship come back, But if love's the best of all That can a man befall, Why, Jack's the king of all, For they all love Jack. | |
|
| They Always Pick On Me Popular Song - PD05730 |
1911 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Stanley Murphy | |
| They Called Her Frivolous Sal | See My Gal Sal | ||
|
| They Did Not Hear the Bell Traditional - PD05731 |
1899 | |
|
| They Didn't Believe Me Popular Song - PD05732 |
1914 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Herbert Reynolds | |
|
| They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dawg Around Popular Song - PD05735 |
1912 - m. Cy Perkins, w. Webb M. Oungst | |
|
| They Led My Lord Away Spiritual - PD05736 |
V - The Jews and Romans, in-a one band, Tell me where to find Him' They crucified the Son of Man, Tell me where to find Him. C - They led my Lord away, away, away, They led my Lord away, O tell me where to find Him. | |
|
| They Tell Me Popular Song - PD05737 |
1895 | |
|
| They Were All Out Of Step But Jim Popular Song - PD05738 |
1918 - w.m. Irving Berlin V - Jimmy's mother went to see her son, Marching along on parade; In his uniform and with a gun, What a lovely picture he made. C - Did you see my little Jimmy marching with the soldiers up the avenue? There was Jimmy just as stiff as starch, Like his Daddy on the seventeenth of March | |
|
| They Will Not Lend Me A Child Folk Song - PD05739 |
1905 V - A ba boleki nwana N - Southeast Africa. Piano Arrangement by Samuel Cooleridge-Taylor. | |
|
| They're All Sweeties Popular Song - PD05740 |
1919 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Andrew Sterling | |
|
| They're On Their Way To Mexico Popular Song - PD05741 |
1914 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
|
| They're Wearing 'Em Higher in Hawaii Popular Song - PD05742 |
1916 - m. Halsey K. Mohr, w. Joe Goodwin | |
|
| Thievish Mouse Children - PD05743 |
V - A story sad I've got to tell about a little Mouse With bright brown eyes who used to scamper | |
|
| Thine Alone Popular Song - PD05744 |
||
|
| Thine Eyes so Blue and Tender Popular Song - PD05745 |
1882 | |
|
| Third Floor Back Popular Song - PD05746 |
||
|
| This Is a Sin-Trying World Spiritual - PD05747 |
V - O, heav'n is so high, and I am so low, I don't know whether I'll ever get to Heav'n or no. C - O, this is a sin trying world. | |
|
| This Is My Father's World Traditional - PD05748 |
w. 1901 - w. Maltbie D.Babcock, m. English Melody | |
|
| This Is The Life Popular Song - PD05749 |
1914 - w.m. Irving Berlin | |
|
| This Is the Trouble on the World Traditional - PD05750 |
||
|
| This Letter Is For My Papa Popular Song - PD05751 |
1899 - m. Thos. P. Westendorf | |
|
| This Rose Brings My Heart To You Popular Song - PD05753 |
1909 - m. Leo Wood, w. Leo Edwards | |
|
| This World Is Not My Home Spiritual - PD06489 |
V - Did Christ o'er sinners weep? And shall our cheeks be dry? Let floods of penitential grief Burst forth from ev'ry eye. C - This world is not my home . . . This world's a howling wilderness, This world is not my home. | |
|
| Those Evening Bells Traditional - PD05757 |
1885 - Beethoven | |
|
| Those Ragtime Melodies Popular Song - PD05758 |
||
|
| Those Wedding Bells Shall Not Ring Out Traditional - PD05759 |
1896 | |
|
| Thou Art My Own Love College - PD05760 |
||
|
| Thou Art the Queen of My Song Traditional - PD05761 |
1859 - Stephen Collins Foster | |
|
| Thou Thou Reign'st in this Bosom Traditional - PD05762 |
1849 | |
|
| Thousand and One Nights Traditional - PD05763 |
1871 - J. Strauss | |
|
| Thousand Leagues Away Traditional - PD05764 |
1885 - Barnby | |
|
| Three Blind Mice Children - PD05765 |
1609 V - Three blind mice, See how they run! They all ran after the farmer's wife; | |
|
| Three Cheers for K.S.U. College - PD05766 |
N - University of Kansas | |
|
| Three Cheers for T.A. and P.U. College - PD05767 |
N - Pacific University | |
|
| Three Cheers for the Red White and Blue College - PD05768 |
N - University of Pennsylvania | |
|
| Three Children Sliding Children - PD05769 |
V - Three children sliding on the ice, All on a summer's day | |
|
| Three Crows Children - PD05770 |
V - Three crows were once who sat on a stone. Fal la, la la la la, But two flew away and then there was one, Fl la, la la, la la | |
|
| Three Fishers Went Sailing Traditional - PD05771 |
1885 - Hullah | |
|
| Three Glasses College - PD05772 |
||
|
| Three Little Darkies College - PD05773 |
||
|
| Three Little Kittens - 2 College - PD05776 |
V - Once upon a time there were three little kittens who lay in a basket of saw-aw-dust; Said the first little kitten unto the other two If you don't get out of this, then I must! N - Chant sung in plainsong. | |
|
| Three Little Mice Children - PD05777 |
V - Three little mice crept out to see What they could find to have for tea | |
|
| Three Little Pigs Children - PD05778 |
1885 - Gatty V - A jolly old sow once lived in a sty, And three little piggies had she, And she waddled about saying Umph Umph Umph | |
|
| Three O'Clock in the Morning Popular Song - PD05779 |
1921 - m. Julian Robledo, w. Dorothy Terriss | |
|
| Three Ravens Folk Song - PD05780 |
1600s - English Folk Song
V - Here were three ravens fat on a tree, Downe a down, hay down hay . . . There were three ravens fat on a tree, they were blacke as they might be.
C - With a downe derrie, derrie, derrie, downe, downe.
N - Melismata 1611, Thomas Ravenscroft Popular English and Scottish Ballads, 1882-1898, Francis James Child |
|
|
| Three Sailor Boys Traditional - PD05781 |
1885 - Marzials | |
|
| Three Sons Traditional - PD05782 |
||
|
| Three Wonderful Letters From Home Popular Song - PD05783 |
1918 - m. James F. Hanley, w. Ballard MacDonald, Joe Goodwin | |
|
| Three Young Politicians Traditional - PD05784 |
1800's | |
|
| Thriller! (Rag) Ragtime, Music Hall - PD05785 |
1909 - May Aufderheide | |
|
| Through All the World Popular Song - PD05786 |
||
|
| Through the Village Traditional - PD05787 |
||
|
| Throw Him Down, McCloskey Traditional - PD05788 |
1890 | |
|
| Throw Me A Rose Popular Song - PD05789 |
1915 - m. Emmerich Kahlman, w. Herbert Reynolds, P.G. Wodehouse V - I can hear the thunder of that great strange world of wonder Like a voice out in the distance that is calling me C - Throw me a rose, one crimson rose Red as the sky when sunset glows | |
|
| Throw Out the Life-Line Traditional - PD05790 |
1899 | |
|
| Thunder Storm Traditional - PD05791 |
1899 - Luse | |
|
| Thy Cheek Is o' the Rose's Hue Traditional - PD05793 |
||
|
| Tickle The Ivories Popular Song - PD05794 |
||
|
| Tickled to Death Traditional - PD05795 |
||
|
| Tie That Binds Popular Song - PD05796 |
1901 - w.m. Charles K. Harris | |
|
| Tie Your Little Bull Outside Popular Song - PD05797 |
1909 - w.m. James Brockman | |
|
| Tiger Lily College - PD05798 |
||
|
| Tiger Rag Popular Song - PD05799 |
1917 - m. Nick LaRocca, Original Dixieland Jazz Band | |
|
| Till Eulenspiegel Traditional - PD05801 |
1895 - R. Strauss | |
|
| Till My Luck Comes Roilling Along Popular Song - PD06788 |
1922 - w.m. George M. Cohan (1878 - 1942) P - Little Nellie Kelly - 1922, | |
|
| Till The Clouds Roll By Popular Song - PD05802 |
1917 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Guy Bolton, P.G. Wodehouse | |
|
| Till The Sands Of The Desert Grow Cold Popular Song - PD05803 |
1911 - m. Ernest Ball, w. George Graff | |
|
| Timbuctoo Popular Song - PD05805 |
1920 - m. Harry Ruby, w. Bert Kalmar | |
|
| Times Is Mighty Hard Traditional - PD05806 |
||
|
| Tinker 's Song Traditional - PD05807 |
1890 - Dibdin | |
|
| Tip Top Tipperary Mary Popular Song - PD05808 |
1914 - m. Harry Carroll, w. Ballard MacDonald | |
|
| Tipperary Popular Song - PD05810 |
1908 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Leo Curley, James Fulton | |
|
| Tiroler Traditional - PD05811 |
1795 - w. E. Schikaneder, m. J. Haibel | |
|
| Tis All That I Can Say Traditional - PD05812 |
1885 - Temple | |
|
| Tis But a Little Faded Flower Traditional - PD05813 |
1885 - Thomas | |
|
| Tis Midnight Hour Traditional - PD05814 |
1885 | |
| Tis the Last Rose of Summer | See The Last Rose of Summer | ||
|
| Tishomingo Blues Popular Song - PD05815 |
1918 - w.m. Spencer Williams V - Oh, Mississippi, Oh, Mississippi, My heart cries out for you in sadness. I want to be where the wintry winds don't blow. C - I'm going to Tishomingo because I'm sad today. I wish to linger way down old Dixie way. Oh my weary heart cries out in pain. | |
|
| Tit-Willow Traditional - PD05816 |
Gilbert, Sullivan | |
|
| Titina Popular Song - PD05817 |
||
|
| To Anacreon in Heaven Traditional - PD05819 |
1780-1783 | |
|
| To Baby Land Children - PD05820 |
V - How many miles to babyland? Any one can tell; Up one flight, to your right, Please to ring the bell. | |
|
| To Bed To Bed Say Sleepy Head Children - PD05821 |
V - To bed, to bed, says Sleepy Head; let's stay a while says Slow. | |
|
| To Have, To Hold, To Love Popular Song - PD05822 |
1913 - m. Ernest Ball, w. Daryl McBoyle | |
|
| To Make Men Free Traditional - PD05823 |
1899 | |
|
| To Market To Market Children - PD05824 |
V - To market, to market, to buy a fat pig; Home again, home again, jiggety jig. | |
|
| To Maxim's Then I go Traditional - PD05825 |
||
|
| To My Little Flower Children - PD05826 |
V - Someone gave to me a flower, And I placed it in a bower, Where the birdies come and sing, Sitting round it in a ring. | |
|
| To Princeton College - PD05827 |
||
|
| To the Bravest College - PD05828 |
||
|
| To the Corps That Has No Equal College - PD05829 |
||
|
| To The End Of The World With You Popular Song - PD05830 |
1908 - m. Ernest Ball, w. George Graff, Dave Reed | |
|
| To the Land of My Own Romance Traditional - PD05831 |
||
|
| To The Rising Sun Popular Song - PD05832 |
||
|
| Toast to Harvard College - PD05833 |
N - Harvard University | |
|
| Toast to Lehigh College - PD05834 |
N - Lihigh University | |
|
| Toast to Wisconsin College - PD05835 |
N - University of Wisconsin | |
|
| Toboggan Song College - PD05836 |
||
|
| Tod 's Assembly Traditional - PD05837 |
1749 | |
|
| Today Is Monday Traditional - PD06705 |
V - Today is Monday, Today is Monday, Monday bread and butter, All you hungry soldiers, We wish the same to you! N - WWI Soldier Song | |
|
| Tolling Bells Traditional - PD05838 |
1899 | |
|
| Tom and Jerry Rag Traditional - PD05839 |
||
|
| Tom Bowling Traditional - PD05840 |
1885 - Dibdin V - Here a sheer hulk, lies poor Tom Bowling, The darling of our crew, No more he'll hear the tempest howling, For death has broach'd him too. | |
|
| Tom The Piper's Son Children - PD05844 |
V - Tom, Tom, the piper's son, stole a pig, and away he run ! The pig was eat, And Tom was beat, Which sent him howling down the street. | |
|
| Tom Tom the Piper's Son Traditional - PD05845 |
1765 | |
|
| Tom-Big-Bee River College - PD05846 |
||
|
| Tombigbee River College - PD05847 |
||
|
| Tombigbee River (Gum Tree Canoe) Traditional - PD05848 |
1885 | |
|
| Tommy and His Gun College - PD05849 |
||
|
| Tomorrow Hymn - PD06706 |
m. Samuel S. Wesey 1810-1876, w. Simon N. Patten V - O God of all the Maker, Thy gift as seer display, Reveal to us the glory Of Thye long promise day. | |
|
| Too Late! Too Late! Traditional - PD05850 |
1885 - Lindsay | |
|
| Too Much Mustand (Tres Moutarde) Popular Song - PD05851 |
1911 - m. Cecil Macklin, w. Allen Roberts | |
|
| Too Much Raspberry Traditional - PD05852 |
Sydney K. Russell | |
|
| Too Old to Work Traditional - PD05853 |
||
|
| Toots Traditional - PD05859 |
1915 - Felix Arndt | |
|
| Topical Song College - PD05860 |
||
|
| Touch and Take Traditional - PD05862 |
1752 | |
|
| Touchstone Traditional - PD05863 |
1773 | |
|
| Town Talk Traditional - PD05864 |
1917 - Elmer Olson | |
|
| Town Where I Was Born Popular Song - PD05865 |
1905 - w.m. Paul Dresser | |
|
| Trackin' 'Em Down Popular Song - PD05867 |
||
|
| Transit of Venue Patriotic - PD05870 |
1883 - m. John Philip Sousa | |
|
| Travel On Traditional - PD05872 |
||
|
| Tread, Tread the Green Grass, Star, Star, Star Traditional - PD05873 |
||
|
| Tree Children - PD05874 |
V - The tree's early leafbuds were bursting their brown, Shall I taken them away? Said the Frost sweeping down. | |
|
| Tree in the Wood Traditional - PD05875 |
||
|
| Trees Popular Song - PD05876 |
1922 | |
|
| Trees They Do Grow High Traditional - PD05877 |
||
|
| Trenchmore Traditional - PD05878 |
1721 - Trenchmore | |
|
| Treue liebe Traditional - PD05880 |
1827 - w. Helmina von Chezy, m. from a folksong Friedrich Kucken | |
|
| Triangle Song College - PD05881 |
N - Princeton University | |
|
| Tribute to Wesleyan College - PD05882 |
N - Illinois Wesleyan University | |
|
| Tricks Traditional - PD05883 |
1922 - Zez Confrey | |
|
| Trip O 'er Tweed Traditional - PD05884 |
1713 | |
|
| Trip to Canterbury Traditional - PD05885 |
1798 | |
|
| Trip to Highgate Traditional - PD05886 |
1770 | |
|
| Trip to Kilburn Traditional - PD05887 |
1728 | |
|
| Trip to Paris Traditional - PD05888 |
1728 | |
|
| Trip to the Jubilee Traditional - PD05889 |
1698 | |
|
| Trip to Tunbridge Traditional - PD05890 |
1795 | |
|
| Trip to Virginia. A Traditional - PD05891 |
1750 | |
|
| Triple Cheer College - PD05892 |
||
|
| Tripoli Popular Song - PD05893 |
1920 - m. Irving Weill, w. Paul Cunningham, Al Dubin | |
|
| Troika Rushing Traditional - PD05894 |
||
|
| Trois Gymnopedies Traditional - PD05895 |
Satie | |
|
| Trombone Johnsen Traditional - PD05896 |
E.J. Stark | |
|
| Troubadour Popular Song - PD05898 |
1904 - m. W.C. Powell, w. Harry H. Williams | |
|
| Troubadour Rag Traditional - PD05899 |
James Scott | |
|
| Troubadour Song College - PD05900 |
N - Nanon | |
|
| Trouble Traditional - PD05901 |
Will B. Morrison, C.D. Crabb | |
|
| Trouble of the World Traditional - PD05902 |
V - I want to be my Fader's chil'en . . . Roll, Jordan, roll. C - O ain't you done wid de trouble ob de world, Ah! troulbe ob de world, Ah! Say ain't you done wid de trouble ob de world. Ah, Roll, Jordan, roll. | |
|
| Trouble Rag Popular Song - PD05903 |
||
|
| Troubled In Mind Spiritual - PD05904 |
V - In the morning I am troubled. Fo'day! I am troubled in my mind! C - Now I'm troubled in mind! S'm so troubled in min! I ask good Lord to show me the wya, To ease my troubled mind. | |
|
| Trouville Canter Traditional - PD05905 |
Hughe Woolford | |
|
| True Heart Popular Song - PD05906 |
1908 - m. Ernest Ball, w. George Graff | |
|
| True Lover's Farewell Traditional - PD05907 |
||
|
| Trust in the Lord Traditional - PD06707 |
w.m. Frederick M. Lynk, K.. Malar V - Trust, my dear soul, alway, trust in the Lord, He has never broken His own pledged word. | |
|
| Trusting I Call Popular Song - PD05909 |
1891 | |
|
| Try Try Again Children - PD05910 |
V - Tis a lesson you should heed, Try, try again. If at first you don't succeed, Try try again. | |
|
| Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home Popular Song - PD05911 |
1921 - m. George Meyer, w. Sam Lewis, Joe Young | |
|
| Tulip Time Popular Song - PD05913 |
1919 - m. Dave Stamper, w. Gene Buck | |
|
| Turn Back Pharaoh's Army Spiritual - PD05916 |
V - Gwine to write to Massa Jesus, To send some valiant soldiers. C - To turn back Pharoah's army, Hallelu! To turn back Pharoah's army, Hallelujah! To turn back Pharoah's army, Hallelu! | |
|
| Turn Back The Universe And Give Me Yesterday Popular Song - PD05918 |
1916 - m. Ernest Ball, w. J. Keirn Brennan | |
|
| Turn Sinner, Turn O Traditional - PD05919 |
||
|
| Turn Ye to Me Traditional - PD05920 |
||
|
| Twankydillo Traditional - PD05925 |
Traditional Sussex | |
|
| Twenty Years Ago Traditional - PD05929 |
1885 - m. William Willing V - I've wander'd to the village, Tom, I've sat beneath the tree, Upon the school house playing ground, which selter'd you and me. | |
|
| Twenty-ninth of May Traditional - PD05930 |
1686 | |
|
| Twilight College - PD05931 |
||
|
| Twilight Dreams Popular Song - PD05932 |
||
|
| Twinkling Stars are Laughing Love Traditional - PD05934 |
1885 - Ordway | |
|
| Two Ballots Traditional - PD05935 |
1899 | |
|
| Two Blue Eyes Popular Song - PD05936 |
1907 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | |
|
| Two Dirty Little Hands Popular Song - PD05937 |
1906 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Will D. Cobb | |
|
| Two Hands College - PD05938 |
||
|
| Two Is Company, Three Is A Crowd Popular Song - PD05939 |
1902 - w.m. Christ Smith, Elmer Bowman | |
|
| Two Little Baby Shoes Popular Song - PD05940 |
1907 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Edward Madden | |
|
| Two Little Flies College - PD05941 |
||
|
| Two Little Girls in Blue Traditional - PD05942 |
1893 | |
|
| Two Little Love Bees Popular Song - PD05943 |
1910 - m. Heinrich Reinhardt, w. Robert B. Smith | |
|
| Two Lovely Black Eyes Traditional - PD05944 |
1886 - Chas Coburn | |
|
| Two Magicians Traditional - PD05945 |
||
|
| Two Pictures Traditional - PD05946 |
1899 | |
|
| Two Roses Traditional - PD05947 |
1885 - Werner | |
|
| Tyrolien Waltz Traditional - PD05948 |
1849 | |
