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| [] Buckley's melodies pub Horace Waters, New York 1854 |
[] 1 - I have loved thee [] 2 - Rosa May [] 3 - Lilly White [] 4 - Cornelia Cobb |
| [] Sally come up. Schottisch. Song respectfully dedicated to Dave Reed pub Russell & Patee, Tremont St., Boston 1867 |
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| [] Pensees nocturne. Guitar. op9 pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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[] Beautiful butterfly pub Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London |
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[] Beautiful one pub John F. Ellis & Co., Washington |
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[] Break it gently to my mother. War song chorus pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] Bring thy shattered heart to me pub J. Williams Ltd., London |
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[] Come in and shut the door. Song with chorus pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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[] Come where the moonbeams linger. Duet pub Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London |
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[] Cottage by the sea. Song with guitar pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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[] Dixey's land pub J. Williams Ltd., London |
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[] Ella Leene. Song with guitar pub in Popular vocal music 31, Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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[] Far away. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] From our homes boved ones are fading pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] Gaily through life we wander. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] Great hen convention. Song and chorus pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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[] Hen convention pub Pitman, Hart & Co., London |
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[] Hopes gone by. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] I'd choose to be a daisy. Song with guitar pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston pub William A Pond & Co., New York pub in Popular vocal music 33, Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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[] I dream of thee pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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[] I'm dreaming, ever dreaming pub Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London |
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[] I'm dreaming, fondley dreaming pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] I'm turning grey dear Kate pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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[] In dreams thou'rt near me (Far from thy side). Song with chorus pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] I see her still in my dreams. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] I wait for thee (War is nearly over), Ansto "When tis cruel war is over". Song with chorus pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] Jessie Vane pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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[] Joinville quadrille pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] Kiss me mother, ere I die. Song with chorus pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago pub by De Boer, Netherlands in dutch as Moeder geef mij nog een kus. Met koor |
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[] Kiss me quick and go pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] Leaf by leaf the roses fall pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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[] The lily was the only flower pub Hopwood & Crew Ltd., London |
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[] Little one that died pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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[] Mabel Wilde. Song and chorus pub Oliver Ditson Co., Boston |
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| [] Mary Gray. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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| [] Oh! if I had someone to love me pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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| [] Old play ground. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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| [] Our Pastor. Song with guiatr pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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| [] Poor man's grave pub John F. Ellis & Co., Washington |
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| [] Sad is my heart pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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| [] Smiles of fleeting friendship pub J. Williams Ltd., London |
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| [] Softly falls the moonlight pub J. Williams Ltd., London pub by Boosey & Co., London for SATB in The Choralist 252 |
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| [] Somebody's courting somebody pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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| [] Speak to me with thy shining eyes pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |
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| [] Stolen kisses are the sweetest pub Edwin Ashdown Ltd., London |
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| [] Tell me, is my father coming home? Song with chorus pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago pub J. Williams Ltd., London |
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| [] Traviata: Daylight is softly dying. Those pleasant days are gone. With guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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| [] Village maiden. Song with guitar pub William A Pond & Co., New York |
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[] What could it mean? pub G. W. Brainard & Co., Chicago |