The Trolley Car Swing. Song.
Joe Young
,
Bert Grant
Papa's Late Train.
Mrs. Gertie Jones
,
Charlie D. Tillman
Life's Railway to Heaven. [Also includes alternate text "The Gospel Highway."
M. E. Abbey
,
Charlie D. Tillman
Only a Brakeman.
W. C. H.
,
W. C. Hafley
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I'll Get Myself a Choo Choo Train (And Go Far, Far Away).
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Song Sheet A Fine New Sang [sic] of The Battle Fought on the Shields Railway, Between a Town Councillor and an Architect and the Poliss--and what
the twe [sic] Torneys said before Branlen, when the Poliss was fined--and hoo
Torney Stoker won the Day, and hoo badly the Directors behaved.
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She Lived Next Door to a Firehouse.
Off Again, On Again, Gone Again, Finnegan.
Collin Davis
,
Nat. D. Mann
O' O' O'Brien.
M. B. Kirby
,
Jean Schwartz
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My Brudda Sylvest.
Jesse Lasky
,
Fred Fischer
There's a Heart That's Sad Tonight. Song and Refrain.
Otto M. Heinzman
The Bright Little Lantern I Swing.
Lu
,
B.
,
W. F. Strong
The Last Long Mile.
Emil Breitenfeld
The Trolley Car Swing. Song.
Joe Young
,
Bert Grant
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The Wreck On the Southern Old 97. Song.
Who Shouted Blast?
John H. Flynn
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Where Do You Work-a, John? (Push-a Push-a Push-a). The "Delaware-Lackawan" Song.
When I Rode on the Choo Choo Cars.
George V. Hobart
,
Max Hoffmann
When do We Get to the Tunnel? Song and Waltz Chorus.
Ike Browne
Wake Up Jake.
Traveling
Frank Milton
The "Tourists" in a Pullman Palace Car. Tourists Polka.
Chas. D. Blake
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This Is My Railroad.
That Rail Road Rag.
Nat Vincent
,
Ed. Bimberg
That Rail Road Rag.
Nat Vincent
,
Ed. Bimberg