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Old High Rock, as a Song or Quartette.
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Jessie Hutchinson, Jr.
,
Judson J. Hutchinson
The Lake of Como. Morning. To Como's Lake.
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G. A. Hodson
Good Morning Dixieland. Song.
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Stanley Murphy
,
Henry I. Marshall
Take Me Back to Dear Old Carolina.
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Isadore Kopperl
Just Arrived From Saratoga. The Grecian Bend.
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David A. Warden
Riding in a Sleigh. A Favorite Song and Chorus.
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Will S. Hays
The Prodigal Son. A Sacred Song. Quartette or Chorus for the Use of the Church or Social and Family Circles.
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Henry C. Watson
We Shall Meet No More!
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Mrs. Norton
,
Leopold Meignen
I've Been Dreaming of my Childhood.
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M. H. M. Chesney
Old Donald Grey. Song & Chorus. 2d Edition.
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Percival
,
G. Baumhauer
'Tis Sweet to be Remembered. A Favorite Song and Chorus.
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Moran
,
William Clifton
Back to Dixie Land. Song.
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Jack Yellen
Say It Again.
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Wm. B. Friedlander
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Con Conrad
The Burning of the Windsor Hotel. A Great Fire Song.
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Geo. A. Poole
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Hattie Starr
On the 'Gin 'Gin 'Ginny Shore.
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Edgar Leslie
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Walter Donaldson
The Fine Old English Gentleman. A Song of the Olden Time.
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Henry Russell
Original and only Genuine Edition. The Old English Gentleman. An Old Ballad. [Also included is song text and tune for "The Old and New Courtier,
Ancient Version of the Song on Which the 'Old English Gentleman' is Founded].
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Charles H. Purday
Oh, You Silv'ry Bells. Song
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Jean C. Havez
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Geo. Botsford
Dem Chickens Roost Too High. Song, Chorus, and Dance.
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Fred Lyons
Paint all de Little Black Sinners White. Song Dance, and Chorus.
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Fred Lyons
Paint all de Little Black Sinners White. Song Dance, and Chorus.
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Fred Lyons
Are You From Dixie? ('Cause I'm From Dixie, Too!)
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Jack Yellen
,
George L. Cobb
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