Folksinger's wordbook
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Silber, Fred, compiler.
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New York : Oak Publications, [1973].
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Table of Contents
Ala claire fontaine
Abdul the Bulbul Amir
Abilene
Ach dulieber Augustin
Acres of clams
Across the Western ocean
Adam in thegarden pinning leaves
Adelita
Adeste Fidelis (O, come all ye faithful)
After the ball is over
Ah, poor bird
Ah! Si mon Moine voulait danser
Aimee McPherson
Ain't gonna grieve my lord no more
Ain't gonna let nobodyturn me round
Ain't it a shame
Ain't no more cane on this brazos
Alabama bound
Alberta
all God's children got shoes
All my trials
All night long
All the pretty little horses
All the way my savioir leadsme
All through the night
Alouette
Amazing grace
America thebeautiful
Angels we have heard on high
Annie Laurie
Another man donegone
A-roving
The Arkansas traveler
Around the corner
The ash grove
The asteroid light
Au clair de la lune
Auld land syne
Aunt Dinah'squilting party (Seeing Nellie home)
Aunt Rhody
Aupres de ma blonde
Away in a manger
Away with rum
Baby mine - Baby, please don't go
Backwater blues
Bailiff's daughter of Islington
Ballad of Ho Chi Minh
Ballad of Sam Hall
Ballad of springhill
Ballad of the boll weevil
Ballymurphy
Balm in Gilead
The band played on
Banks of marble
Banksof the Ohio
Banks of the roses
Barbara Allen
The bard of Armagh
Barnyards of Delgaty
The bastard king of England
The battle cry offreedom
The battle hymn of the republic
Battleship of Maine
Beans,bacon and gravy
Beautiful brown eyes
Beautiful dreamer
Been in the penso long
Believe me if all those endearing young charms
Bell-bottomedtrousers
Bella ciao
Ben Bolt
Bendemeer's steam
Betty and Dupree
Beulah land
Beware, Oh take care
A bicycle built for two
The big rockcandy mountain
A big ship sailing
Bile them cabbage down
Bill Bailey
Bill Groggin's goat
Billy Barlow
Billy Magee Magaw
Billy the kid
Bingo
A bird in a gilded cage
Black-eyed Susie
Black is the color
The blind fiddler
Blood on the saddle
Blood red roses
Blow away themorning dew
Blow the candles out
Blow the man down
Blow ye winds inthe morning
Blow ye winds westerly
The blue bells of Scotland
Bluebird, bluebird fly through my window
The blue-tail fly
Boatman'sdance
Bobby Campbell
Bobby Shafto
The bold Fenian men
Bold JackDonahue
The bold soldier
Boney was a warrior
The bonnie earl of Murray
The bonnie ship the Diamond
Bonny Eloise
The Boothbay whale
TheBoston burglar
Botany Bay
Bottle up and go
Bowling Green
Brandyleave me alone
Brennan on the moor
Brigham Young
Bring 'em home
Bring me a little water, Sylvie
Bringing in the sheaves
The Britishgrenadiers
Brown's ferry blues
Buckeye Jim
Bucking broncho
Buffaloboy
Buffalo gals
Buffalo skinners
The bulldog on the bank
Bury mebeneath the willow
Bury me not on the lone prairie
The butcher's boy
Buttermilk Hll
By and by.
The Carlton weaver
The cambri shirt
The Campbells are comin'
Camptown races
Can the circle be unbroken
Canada-I-O
Candy man blues
Cannily, cannily
Can't you dance the polka
Cape Ann
Cape Cod girls
A capital ship
Captain Jinks
Captain Kidd
Careless love
CaseyJones
The cat came back
The chandler's wife
Chanuke, O Chanuke
Charles Guiteau
Charlie is my darling
Chee lai!
The cherry tree carol
Chevaliers de la table ronde
Chewing gum
Child of God
Children, gowhere I send thee
The chivalrous shark
Cielito lindo
Cindy
Clementine
Coast of Peru
Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue
Cocaine blues
Cod liver oil
Cole Younger
The Colorado trail
Columbia the gem ofthe ocean
Columbus stockade blues
Come all you fair and tender ladies
Come and go with me to that land
Comfort and tidings of joy
Comin'through the rye
Common Bill
The Commonwealth of Toil
The constitutionand guerriere
Coplas
Corinna
Cosher Bailey's engine
Cotton-eyed Joe
The cowboy's dream
Crawdad
Cripple Creek
The croppy boy
Thecruel mother
The cruel war is raging
The cuckoo
Cumberland Gap
Thecutty wren
The D-day dodgers
Daily growing
Daisy Bell (A bicycle builtfor two)
Dakota land
Dance to your daddy
Danny boy
Danville girl
The darby ram
The dark-eyed sailor
Darlin'
Darlin Corey
DarlingNelly Gray
Daughters, will you marry?
The days of forty-nine
Dearcompanion
Deck the halls
Deep blue sea
Deep river
Deep water
Delia's gone
The desperado
The devil and the farmer's wife
DevilishMary
Didn't he ramble
Didn't my Lord deliver Daniel
Dig my grave
Ding dong dollar
Dink's song
Dixie
Doctor Freud
The dodger song
Doney gal
Don't let your deal go down
Don't sing love songs
Don't youweep after me
The dowie dens of Yarrow
Down by the Sally gardens
Downin the valley
Down in the willow gardens
Down in the valley
Down inyon forest
The dreary black hills
Drill, ye tarriers, drill
Drink tome only with thine eyes
Drunk last night
The drunkard's doom
Du, duliegst mir in herzen
Duermete, nino lindo
Dumbarton's drums
Dunderbeck
Earl Brand
Early one morning
East Virginia
Easy rider
Eddystonelight
Edward
Eggs and marrowbone
Elanoy
Engine
The Erie Canal
E-ri-e
Erin go braough
Everybody loves Saturday night
Everyday dirt
Every night when the sun goes in
Every time when I feel the spirit
Evil-hearted man
The eyes of Texas
Ezekiel saw the wheel
The factorygirl
Fair and free elections
Fair Ellender
False true love
Farabove Cayuga's waters
The farmer is the man
Farther along
Father, dearfather, come home with me now
Father's whiskers
Finnegan's wake
Firedown below
The fireship
The first noel
The first time ever I saw yourface
Flow gently, sweet Afton
Fly around my blue-eyed gal
The foggydew
The foggy, foggy dew
Foggy mountain top
For he's a jolly goodfellow
The four Maries
Four nights drunk
Four pence a day
The fox
Frankie and Johnny.
Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again
Free America
Free at last
Free little bird
Freedom in a constant struggle
Freight train
Freiheit
Frere Jacques
Froggie went a-courtin'
The frozen logger
the gal Ileft behind me
The gallows pole
The gambler
Gee, but I want to go home
Gently, Johnny, my jingalo
Geordie
George Collins
Get on board,little children
Get thee behind Satan
The girl I left behind
Girl ofconstant sorrow
The girl on the Greenbriar shore
Git along, little dogies
Give me that old time religion
Go down, Moses
Go down you murderers
Go tell it on the mountain
God rest you merry gentlemen
Going to Boston
Golden slippers
The golden vanity
Goober peas
Goodbye, littleBonnie, goodbye
Goodbye 'Liza Jane
Goodbye, my lover, goodbye
Goodbye,Old Paint
Good King Wenceslas
Good morning blues
Good news
Goodnight, ladies
The good old rebel
Grandfather's clock
The graygoose
The great American bum
Great day
Great getting up morning
Thegreat silkie
Great speckled bird
Green corn
The green grass grew allaround
Green grow the lilacs
Green grow the rashes-o
Green grow therushes
Greenland fisheries
Greensleeves
Grizzly bear
Groundhog
Guantanamera
The gypsy Davy
The gypsy rover
Ha, ha this-a-way
Hallelujah, I'm a bum
Hallelujah, I'm a-travelin'
Hand me down my walkingcane
The handsome cabin boy
Handsome Molly
Hanging Johnny
Hangtowngals
Hans Beimler
Hard, Ain't it hard
Hard is the fortune of allwomankind
Hard traveling
Hark! The herald angels sing
The harp thatonce through Tara's halls
Haul away Joe
Haul on the bowline
Havanagila
Hava na shira
The hayseed
He was a firend of mine
The hearsesong
Hello, my baby
Henry Martin
Here we go looby loo
He's a fool
He's gone away
He's got the whole world in his hands
Hesitation blues
Hey, Betty Martin
Hey, ho, nobody home
Hieland laddie
High Barbaree
HIgh Germany
Hobo's lullaby
Hold on!
Hold the fort
The holly andthe ivy
Home, boys, home
Home in that rock
Home on the range
Homesweet home
Hoosen Johnny
A horse named Bill
That house carpenter'swife
House of the rising sun
The housewife's lament
How can I keepfrom singing?
Hullabaloo belay
The hunters of Kentucky
The husbandwith no courage in him
I am a pilgrim
I can't feel at home in this worldanymore
I can't help but wonder where I'm bound
I come and stand at everydoor
I couldn't hear nobody pray
I don't want to get adjusted
I don'twant your millions, mister
I gave my love a cherry (The riddle song)
Ihad a rooster
I had a wife
I just wanna stay home
I know my love
Iknow where I'm going
I know you rider
I never will marry
I ride an oldpaint
I saw three ships come sailing in
I sent my brown jug downtown
Iwas born about 10,000 years ago
I wish I was single again
Ida Red
Ilkley Moor Baht 'at
I'll take you home again , Kathleen
I'm a strangerhere
I'm going down this road feeling bad
I'm on my way
I'm sad andI'm lonely
In Kansas
In the evening by the moonlight
In the gloaming
In the good old summertime
In the pines
In the sweet bye and bye
The internationale
The intoxicated rat
Is this land your land
I'se theb'y
It was a lover and his lass
It's a good thing to join a union
It'salmost day
It's almost done
It's G-L-O-R-Y to know that I'm S-A-V-E-D
It's me, oh Lord
It's the syme the whole world over
I've been workin' onthe railroad
I've got to know
Jack is every inch a sailor
Jackson
Jacob's ladder
Jam on Gerry's rocks
Jane, Jane
Jarama Valley
JayGould's daughter
Jeanie with the light brown hair
Jefferson amd liberty
Jenny Jenkins
Jesse James
Jimmy crack corn (The blue-tail fly)
Jingle bells
Joe Bowers
John Anderson, my Jo
JohnB. Sails
JohnBrown's body
John Hardy
John Henry
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt
John Peel
John Riley
Johnny Boker
Johnny Bull, my Jo, John
Johnny,I hardly know you
Johnny Todd
Johnson
The Johnson boys
Johnson'sale
Johnson's motor car
Joshua fought the Battle of Jericho
Joy to theworld
Juanita
Jubilee
The jug of punch
Just a closer walk with thee
Just before the battle, Mother
Kansas boys
Kansas City blues
Kathleen Mavourneen
Katy Cline
Katy Cruel
Keep my skillet good andgreasy
Keep your eyes on the prize
Keep your lamp trimmed and burinig
The keeper
The Kent State massacre
Kentucky bootlegger
The Kerryrecruit
Kevin Barry
Knoxville girl
Kookaburra
Kum ba yah
LadyIsabel and the elf knight
Lady Margaret
Lady of Carlisle
Landlord,fill the flowing bowl
The lass of Roch Royal
The last rose of summer
Lavender blue
The lavender cowboy
Leatherwing bat
Leave her, Johnny
The leaving of Liverpool
Let me fly
Let us break bread together
The letter edged in black
Life is like a mountain railroad
A life onthe ocean wave
Lift every voice and sing
Lilli Burlero
L'il Liza Jane
Lily of the west.
Lincoln and liberty
Lincolnshire poacher
Linstead market
Listen to the mocking bird
Little ball of yarn
Little birdie
Littleboxes
Little brass wagon
Little brown dog
Little brown jug
LittleDavid
Little Joe the wrangler
Little maggie
Little Mohee
LittleMoses
The little old sod shanty on my claim
Little Phoebe
Littlerosewood casket
Little Sally Racket
Little Sally Walker
Loch Lomond
Locks and bolts
Lolly-too-dum
Lonesome valley
Long John
Long-lineSkinner
Long, long ago
Lord Bateman
Lord Lovel
Lord Randall
Lorena
Los cuatro generales
Love somebody, yes I do
Lowlands
TheLudlow massacre
MacPherson's farewell
Mademoiselle from Armentieres
Maids, when you're young, never wed an old man
Mama don't 'low
Man ofconstant sorrow
The man on the fllying trapeze
The man that waters theworkers' beer
The man who broke the bank at Monti Carlo
A man's a man fora' that
Many thousand gone
Marching thorugh Georgia
Marching toPretoria
La Marseillaise
Mary Ann
Mary had a baby
Masters in thishall
Matty Groves
Meadowland
Meet me in St. Louis, Louis
Meeting atthe building
The mermaid
Mi caballo blanco
Mi y'malel
MIchaelFinnegan
Michael row the boat ashore
Midnight special
Mighty day
The miller
Miner's lifeguard
The minstrel boy
Mole in the ground
Molly Brannigan
Molly Malone
Money is king
Moonshiner
Moscow nights
Motherless children
Mountain dew
Mrs. McGrath
Mule skinner blues
Music alone shall live
Muskrat
Muss I denn
My bonnie lies over theocean
My God, how the money rolls in
My home's across the SmokeyMountains
My horses ain't hungry
My Lord what a mourning
My love is arider (Bucking Broncho
My love is like a red, red rose
My old Kentuckyhome
My ramblin' boy
My sweetheart's the mule in the mines
My wildIrish rose
Nearer my God to thee
Nelly Bly
A new Jerusalem
NewRiver train
The next market day
The Nightingale (One morning in May)
Nine hundred miles
Nine pound hammer
The 1913 massacre
Ninety and nine
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
No hiding place
No Irish need apply
No John
No room at the inn
The noble Duke of York
Number twelvetrain
Oh, Absalom, my son
Oh, Babe, it ain't no lie
O, Canada!
O,come, all ye faithful
Oh, dear, what can the matter be?
Oh, freedom!
Oh, how he lied
Oh, how lovely is the evening
Oh, little town ofBethlehem
Oh, Mary don't you weep
Oh, Susanna
Oh, Tannenbaum
Theoak and the ash
O'Donnell Aboo
Old Abe Lincoln came out of the wilderness
The old ark's a-moverin'
Old bangum
Old blue
The old Chisholm Trail
The old cow died
Old Dan Tucker
Old dog Tray
Old folks at home
The old gospel ship
The old gray mare
Old Hannah
Old hundred
OldJoe Clark
Old King Cole
Old MacDonald had a farm
Old Maid's song
Old man in the wood
The old oaken bucket
The old orange flute
Oldrattler
Old Reilly
Old Rosin the beau
Old ship of Zion
Old soldiersnever die
Oleanna
Omie Wise
On the banks of the Wabash
On top ofOld Smokey
Once there were three fishermen
One fish ball
One moreriver to cross
One morning in May
Onward Christian soldiers
The otherside of Jordan
The ox-driver
Oyfn pripetshok
Paper of pins
Thepatriot game
Pat works on the railway
Paw-paw patch
Pay day atCoalcreek
Pay me my money down
Peat bog soldiers
Peggy-O
PeterGray
Pick a bale of cotton
The picket-line song
A picture from life'sother side
Pie in the sky (The preacher and the slave)
Pity thedown-trodden landlord
Plastic Jesus
Polly wolly doodle
Poor boy
Poor Howard
Poor little Jesus
Poor man blues
Pop goes the weasel
The popular wobbly
Portland County jail
The praties
The preacher andthe slave
Prettiest little baby in the county-o
Pretty Polly
PrettySaro
Prospecting dream
Put my name down
Putting on the style
Thequartermasters store
Que bonita bandera
Queen Jane
The Queen of Hearts
Racoon's got a bushy tail
The rackets around the Blue Mountain lake
The raftsmen
Raggedy
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
Ragupati ragava rajah ram
Railroad Bill
The railroad corral
Raise a ruckus tonight
Rambling,gambling man
Real old mountain dew
The rebel girl
Red apple juice
Red bird
The red flag
Red iron ore
Red River Valey
Reilly'sdaughter
Reuben Ranzo
Reuben, Reuben
Revive us again
A rich Irishlady
The rich man and the poor man
Riddle song
The riflemen atBennington
Rio Grande
Rise and shine
Rise up, shepherd, and follow
The rising of the moon
Risselty-rosselty
Roberts' farm
Rock-a-bye baby
Rock-a my soul
Rock about my Saro Jane
Rock Island LIne
Rock 'n'row me over
Rock of ages
Rocks and gravel
Roddy M'Corley
Roll in mysweet baby's arms
Roll, Jordon, roll
Roll on the ground
Roll over
Roll the Union on
Rolling home
Root, hog, or die
The Rose of Tralee
Rosewoood casket
Rothesay
Round and round Hitler's grave.
Round her neck, she wore a yellow ribbon
Round the Bay of Mexico
Roving gambler blues
Row, row, row your boat
Rozhinkes mit mandlen
Rue
Run, come see
Rye whiskey
Sacramento
Sail away, ladies
Sailing, sailing
Sailor on the deep blue sea
St. James infirmary
Salgot a meatskin
Salangadou
Sally Ann
Sally Brown
Sally Goodin
Sally in our alley
Sally, my dear
Salty dog blues
Salute to life
Sam Bass
Sam Hall
Santa Lucia
Santy Anno
Scandalize my name
Scarborough Fair
School days
Scotland's burning
Scots wha ha'e Wi'Wallace bled
Seeing Nellie home
Set down, servant
The seven blessingsof Mary
Seven cent cotton and forty cent meat
Shady Grove
Shalomaleichem
Shalom chaverim
Shan Van Voght
She is more to be pitied thancensured
She'll be coming round the mountain
She's like the swallow
Shenandoah
The ship that never returned
Shlof mayn kind, shlof keseyder
Shoo fly, don't bother me
Shootin' with Rasputin
Shorty George
Shtildi nacht
Si me quieres escribir
Sidewalks of New York
Silent night
Silver threads among the gold
Single girl
Sinner man
Sipping ciderthrough a straw
Skip too my lou
Slavery chain done broke at last
Soldier, soldier, won't you marry me
Solidarity forever
Sometimes I feellike a motherless child
Soup song
Sourwood Mountain
South Australia
The sow took the measles
Sowing on the mountain
Spanish is the lovingtongue
Sporting life blues
Springfield Mountain
The squid-jiggin'ground
The squirrel
Stagolee
The Star-Spangled Banner
Starving todeath on a government claim
The State of Arkansas
Steal away
Stealin',stealin'
Steamboat Bill
Stenka razin
Step it up and go
Stewball
The storms are on the ocean
The strawberry roan
Streets of glory
Thestreets of Laredo
Study war no more
Suliram
Summer is a-coming in
Sur le pont d'avignon
Swannanoa tunnel
Sweet Adeline
Sweet and low
Sweet Betsy from Pike
Sweet Evalina
Sweet Genevieve
Sweet thing
Swing low, sweet chariot
Take a drink on me
Take a whiff on me
Takethis hammer
Take your fingers off it
Talking blues
Talking nothin'
Talking union
Tam Pierce
Ta-ra-ra- boomder-e
Tell me what month was myJesus born in
Tell old Bill
Ten thousand miles away
The tenderfoot
Tenting on the old camp ground
Texas Rangers
That crazy war
Thereain't no bugs on me
There's a tavern in the town
There is power
Therewas an old soldier
There's a man goin' round takin' names
They're movingfather's grave
Things about coming my way
This little light of mine
This old man
This train
Three blind mice
The three ravens
Timber
Times are gettin' hard
The Titanic
Tom Brown
Tom Cat blues
TomDooley
Tommy's gone to Hilo
Trail to Mexico
The tramp
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!
The trooper and the maid
Tumbalalaika
Turkey in thestraw
Turn the glasses over
Turtle dove
The twelve days of Christmas
Twelve gates to the city
Two maids went a-milking one day
The twosisters
Tyin' a knot in the devil's tail
Un Canadien errant
Uncle Joe
Uncle Reuben
Unfortunate Miss Bailey
Union maid
Union train
United front
The unquiet grave
Utah caroll
The vacant chair
VanDieman's land
Venezuela
Venga Jaleo
The Vicar of Bray
Vigndig afremd kind
Villikins and his Dinah
Vine and fig tree
The Virgin Maryhad one son
The virgin sturgeon
Viva la quince brigada
Vive laCanadienne
Vive la compagnie
The Wabsh cannonball
Wade in the water
The wagoner's lad
Waillie
Wait for the wagon
Wait till the sun shinesNellie
Wake Nicodemus
Wake up, Jacob
Walk in Jerusalem just like John
Walking at night
Waltzing Mathilda
Wandering
Wassail song
Thewater is wide
Way out in Idaho
Wayfaring stranger
We are buildling astrong union
We need a whole lot more of Jesus
We pity our bosses five
We shall not be moved
We shall overcome
We shall walk through the valley
We wish you a merry Christmas
Wearing of the green
Weave room blues
Weaver's life
The wee cooper of Fife
Weeping sad and lonely
Weevilywheat
Were you there when they crucified my Lord?
We're gonna move whenthe spirit says move!
What a friend we have in Jesus
What a friend wehave in mother
What a grand and glorious feeling
What child is this?
What have they done to the rain?
What shall we do with the drunken sailor?
What'll we do with the baby-o?
Wheel of fortune
When first unto thiscountry
When I first came to this land
When I was single
When Johnnycomes marching home
When the iceworms nest again
When the saints gomarching in
When the work's all done this fall
When things go wrong withyou
When you and I were young, Maggie
When you were sweet sixteen
Where are you going, my good old man?
Where is my wandering boy tonight?
Which side are you on?
While strolling thourgh the park one day
Whirlwinds of danger
Whiskey in the jar
Whiskey Johnny
Whistle,daughter, whistle
White house blues
Who did swallow Jonah?
Whoa, backbuck
Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?
The wild colonial boy
Wild rover
Wildwood flower
Will you go, lassie, go?
Willy the weeper
Winnsboro cotton mills blues
Woke up this morning with my mind on freedom
Wondrous love
Woodman, spare that tree
The work of the weavers
World youth song
Worried man blues
The wraggle-taggle gypsies
Thewreck of the old '97
Yankee Doodle
The yellow rose of Texas
Yomi, yomi
You can dig my grave
You gotta go down (and join the union)
YoungCharlotte
Young man cut down in his prime
The zebra dun
Zog nitkeynmol
Zum gali gali.
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Published
New York : Oak Publications, [1973].
Physical Desc
430 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Language
English
ISBN
0825601460, 0825601401 (pbk.)
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