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ACKNOWLEDG EM ENTS
After three and a half yeds of prepdation $e Sigma Phi Delta sonSbook
is finaly a leality" I almost hesitate listing any acknowledgenents
fot the fea: of omitting somsne's nme but there were a few who did
so nuch that I have to take the chance.
Fnst of all I would like to tlank Gmd President Robet l. Beals for
his help. He had quite a colection of material wlnch had been collected
previously. Alpha, Delta, Eta, Epsilon and Nu Chapters sent their chaptd
songbooks to me which helped immeasuably" In particular, Tony
xlason of Atpha, BiU Ilanko and Dm Duwell of Delta, and Bob Cater o{
Nu sent in the nelodies fo! some of the songs.
The &vision pages and sketclies were done by AI Hicks oI Nu" Mrc.
\{illian Blackwetl copied nuch of the nusic. wilbur T. Scrivnor composed
the first song in the songb@k md rearanged many of tte othel
songs whele the aEangements were too difficult or did not exist at aII.
Speciat acknowledgenents go out to tlE Wetbulg hess, the Tau
Kappa Fpsi]ofl Fraternity, Associated Students of the University of
California at Los Angeles, Bibo Mrsic, Inc., 'nre United Slnagogue
Comnission on Jewish Education, North Dakota AsdcultuFl Collese,
Sweet ['lusic, Inc", Mequette University, Tri State Collese, University
o{ IUinois, Michigan State University, University of Califomia and The
University of Manitoba Students Union"
I also want to thank the many hmdreds of &atelnity men who have
helped to collect the many sonss which appear in this songbook.
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A-0.F0.10m, ,.
Aller tie Ball is ovd ,
AlterYor'veGor€
ArForceHym....
AlGod'sChil ' sot liigs -
A lHri, B @ad Go d .
AtHai,lly Fnren ly
A1 laiL, S gma PhlDelh
AllHaillo 0d FEt€mily
Aloete....,,
Av3ys,..',..
A lilm lr thiur a ltonan
Amsica, ihe B€dt fir .
Archo$ ABsi. . .
Anse s rt hrk NdddNislr
A Pr$m Fr rid il r,l ie .
Au d LanS syr€. -.
AraY I he Mtse' -
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3rtyFer......
Bdracis....
Bd1 e flyhi ol the Ra!bln .
BrttLeorleti.ho,,
8elliru 0oll ...-
Saulitul Drcamd.
B.dBaEl.Polta. .
BFr, Bar, Bet , .
Ber, B&r, For0ld rloi@ 0me
BoPrcpaod,...
B.ydeB! l lor lso
Bic"c"...,,.
8iL Ba ey, s@'lyd p€stonei0ne . .
BlaclSalomr....
Bl!€ Tri Fy....
BoysltumS smaPh .
By tlr,a L llrl !r tho S very Mmi
Bylh.odPrfc..
m€ ,i..1 lo o i virl mY
C !.i.ll6 4i \\lr skeY
CME slhi Baby .,
odlloM Sl telsB:
DurodCr,..,.
0erl lhoFah. , ,
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0rcamc ...,.
Dnm..,.,,.
Dr€..,,....
D.Lud,,....
0dlFtr@m€ i ,
ooM iy lhe o d Mi I srean
DrernGi .. -,,
Dr ir,0r il, orinN .
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Eigieis Ramble Sons,
Fe .vshpsons , ,
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Fi6l oeL . . . . - . . . . - . - , . . . . . . . 15
FiwFmltio,Eyss0lBre.,. -......,. 69
Fuh*alollyGsnFrlow........,,,. 67
Fotm.admyg.. . . , . , , , . , , , ,,,.. 55
Fou 1r.1 C|orer , . , , . . , , . , , . ,.... 59
Fieidsht Sory ,.....,.......... l9
FrihlosSd....
Cirl ol ry Dftns. .
6lory, G.ry dsild thomo
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c.d rcst you redy, Grl flb .
Gdd x rg i6.516 , ,
0@dridlL.dies ,
C.od,8il SEt'on.
Cosi' 0MoFry. .
GoUnoftGLn.
Cd 8.bE rhals .
HaL BleadG.ld .
Hr lHailltr !:ids allhrE
HalPrdle .....
lra lo th€ llith ol teslrood.
liru be Hen d Aigds 5 ng
Hrrigai. . -. -.
8@nofhyH.at.. -
Hi- N.y l/aTd ..
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liyo!lie!srsie.,
llr?d r ore.[! Der,
LmisLoYalY....
1 seyo! in my Drerms
LoYey0!ddy,,,.
'n .lsays ch6 rg R3inhors.
limyams...,.
lr my meq 0 dshibie
lrthetoidoldSrmmenlne,
ll mne lpon lhe midnitlri cl4r.
lfsasoodday , , ,
lfs, gnnd . d Mm€
lhi SlDa trskY ski!4.
fE befl Ndrin! ir re Rallffid . . , . , , . . . .
lw.ilagr
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Lwish l!?s sii€ € ,
l@i.vithlho ighl bro$i hair.
liqtoBells....
loy h lhe !]d d ..
Layir! i lhe &tter.
Ld no ml yor shelhedl
Ler rh€ @sl ollhe wdld to by ,
Liflh Bb$i Cirrh in llr€ Vale.
Lillle Bbwiirg , ,
LtnkGirr.....
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Loit, LMgASo ....
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My m€ 4cho y Baby.
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SismaPh oella $i9 . . , , , . , , , . . . . , . L{
Si$rPf odktSweelhea ...,.,..,.. D
S .ilNislrl, -,................ 15
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sixP4.e......,,,.,.,,...... 53
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sors thm [orth 0f Grem St@l , ... ,, ,. , , . 3l
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0rl Ldc, l am iotNdrfy
0hMy Dtlntc omsliie . .
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0i tfe barls.l rhe Yr.hdh,
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The Bovi ddCo d. .
TheEnsna6...
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TheMeiLithtshowndnlheBaroomtod
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The oli GnyMde, . .
TheodRu$erlCri$.
The@rsaloig ong lD
Thm B ndMice..
'Ioal lo Si!n! Phi0elk
T@€ i tlr. tb0d, ,
Ti n?b A na Mald
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Copyrlsht 1959 Sisma hi0ella
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ALL H AIL, MY FR ATER N ITY
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ehd ; r:me0ld Bel4b!b,lhergor he Lnnser'
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Copyrigl't 1959 Sigria Phi Della
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Dream ofalllialenlies, i!0 belongto ne.
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Please won'i yoo erle on me?
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To telllhe word you rcally 6'e
Sig-ma Plri 0e-la girl.
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T}iI S TIE ,,i1, Jo." o,uu oF ui ui-
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CO}85 A LIV.ING PART O' I'S.
'sIGTA ?II1 DEL.TI
FRIEN DS H IP SO NG
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EIG-Y,A PIJI
DEL.TA3 AltE EV.ER gU.PREME, ITIEIR CAA.lliE IHE
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It *r, ,o o; ;*-#"-'ft-;" o'^o
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-1lt,
FOR
TIEg II.I LOIX AND BRO.TITER-HOOD. OUR THANKS TO GOD !E
GI1r!.
oUR HEART AND HANDS 'dE PLEDGE To or"", tl*,loto"
lflrlrAllNhrr
lro .o.rn.ii,
]IIX WILL AL.WAYS BE FM-TER$ FOR - EIER ''JIIH.IN THE BOND. Oil 'IfE
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I{AIL TO T}GE. SIC-}IA PHI DEL.-TA

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PLE DG E HYMN
TO OUR FR.A-TER-NI-TY dE PI,EDGE I IIFE OF ]:ERVIC' mUE, TtE XINDLY D!!D .ttlE
CIIEER.ING'dORD IOR O?II-ERS !'-4Y hE
'O.,OH
V-AY OUR HO?E RINO TRUE,IIE 'IST'RINO
lRlE TO S. P. D. NO Y"ATTER I{H,TT ](AY B' llE TAS(,NIIII GIVE OUF EEST TO llIEE
G BACE BEFORE M EALS
TOR TIIIS TOOD, FOR FEL.!OI{-SfiIP IN OUR FRA-TER-TI - IY,
IOR
11{! GIF1
GoD'S ooo! IIAND. llAt ltE
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The Boys frcm Signa Phi
lvlelody: Rambling wreck
We have a short stoty to tell you
It may hurt your feeling a bit
The facthat we ale engineels, deal
Does not botier us-.not one bit.
You may think that we are all book{0ns
This fact is not entirely kue
\l/e do have our moments of pleasure
And so this stoly rc tell you.
0h, wele the boys frofl Sigma Phi,
And wele not so very neat,
l|le seldom wash our hands and face,
ll/e nevet wash our feet.
!luE:
ll|/e're nuts about our vomen,
llie're cra4 over booze,
0h, we're the boys fron $gma Phi
And wlD the hell are youse?
0h, we're the boys frcm Sigma Phi
You hear so much about.
[4otheIs take their daughters in
Irvhenever we go out.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from $gma Phi
T{e drink our liquor mw.
Whenever we go out at night,
vve bfeak inost every law.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from sigma Phi
,d1d we sxrc like our beer.
llhenever here's a keg around
You ought to hear us cheer.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
i4e love our muscatel
There is no doubt about it,
I{e're bound to go to h---.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
And we sure like our gin.
I/hen we are out with females
I./e're always bound to sin.
(cl|olus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
Now we do love our wine
There is m waY to fisht it
lllith 'tomen we-do shine.
(chorus)
0h, w€'re the boys from Sigma Phi
We're bigand bad and bold.
All up an down the campus streets
Our dirty deeds are told.
(cll0rus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
We never fear to fight,
But when you see us in a brawl,
You kmw darn well we're tight.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
Ard vJe don't give a dam.
We go to sclnol to break the rule
And flunk the hour exams.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys from Sigma Phi
And we don't really care.
lf our Prcfs give us a passing grade
That's good, or bad or fair.
(chorus)
0h, Ilie're the boys from Sigma Phi
And we don't give a dam
we're going to be the besi engineers
In this, our chosen land.
(chorus)
0h, we're the boys ffom sigma Phi
We're destined for sone fame.
l}le tDpe you like oul atiitude
Nle'll close with this lefrain.
(clDrus)
We kmw this tall collegetale
has sounded pfetty sad.
So we'll stop!!!
(N0 clnrus)
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alr'. chants
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TH E BROWNAND GOL D
By'ed$b'!.dedghS6d.diEUdoo
WE ANE !RO!D 11) BOAST OF I,|a'].I.'TO-BA
TO IIER IEACII.ING
rE ssALL NEV-ER BE UN_T'rtrE. STAND rJp lltE\
WE HOID NOTI]IN-INO
HER TE NOIi FE-NE!I:.YEARS
SIjX S1BUGGIED
TY. NOIi SITE LIIIES IN IEACE AND

]{E Aru ?ROUD TO HON.OR A}{D DE-FEND IIER ALL TT& THII,E.
so ON
TO VrC-!O-RY.
1\)
EA,
CLO-RY NOW UN.FOID ON !{AN.I.1O-.BA SHINE TORTH. BROIIN AND
GOLD, FOR -- !{ARD TO,i{ARD StrC-CESS. WIS-DOU, HAP-PI-NE96.
1{E LINE UT gE . H]ND HER. 'TISI A 9IOT-TUFE TO BE - HOIO.
CHE6R FOR MAN - I . TO --BI
It.6
BY THE OLD PACIF IC
3Y THE OL' fA-C1-FICIS ROIL.ING {A.IER' LOY-AL'LY
8oN AND DAUGH-TER HAIL TIG EI'I-ALEII OF OUB AL- laa l{A rER
MIGIIT-Y BRU-IN BEAR
CAL-I-FOR.NIA HAIL YOUR WAR-RIOBA
Y,AROH-ING TO 'I'IIE FRAY
THEY GO FORTH TO
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II]ES A . SIJN. DER FOA tllE 9LIIE AND
BRU.IN BEAR LET IOOSE THY InU -XER
ILLINOIS LOYALTY
1,{E'RE LOY-AL 1O YOU IL-LI.NOIB
BIUEtrIL-!I-NOIS,
BypctdslblU'duliob
IdE I RE
NOR-ANOE AND
YEILL BACff YOU 1A STAND 'EAINST THE
BEST IN TiIE IAIID, aOR I{E KNOIi YOU HA1E SANDI IL-L1-NO]S,TUH:
BAH: SO 9YI'g TIIE BLOCK-ADE IL.LI.NOIS, GO CRASH-INC} A-
HEAD II-L]-NOIS;
OUR IEAU IS OUR FAI'IE PRO-ECT.OB,
O!I1.BOYs, FOR UE EX.PECT A TOUCH-DOI{N !RO!{ YOU IL-LI.NOIS:.
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ALL HAIL, BLUE AND GOLD
By pemissior
u. of calif,,
M0d€ratre, not too slow
lrran|
IIAROLD BINGUAM
c n ent by .4 I te r t .El lus
'o6
All haill Blue and
AU hdill Bluc aod
c0ld,
Gold,
Thv
To
sbd|l crilSi
loy - al
Cal
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Whose
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All
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bail!
baill
Blue and Gold,
8lu e an(l Gotd,
Thy
5trenglh
Ehall
fail;
Fot
Thy
nail!
hnil !
All
All
hril!
haill
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MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY ANTHEM
By peEtssion Mdqlette Univer'ity
Ma,estoso
Words and Music bY
LIBORIUS SEMMANN
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'We're here to
greet thee,
Dear - est friend to
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We're here to show thee our' Iove is
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RED CED-AR IS A SCHOOL TfiAI'S KNO}IN TO
ITS SPE-CIAI-r
IS WIN-IiING Al'\D THOSE SPARTANS
FLAY EOOD BALL SPAR-TAN 1EAI4S ARE NEV.AR BEAT.EN ATI,
THE CA}IE THEY FIGHT FIGHT FOR THE ON-IY COL-ORS. GBEII{ AND
l|illl TE
GO RIGHT TI{RU FOR M. S. U. VAl'cIl THE pOTNTS
GROd-ING
SPAR-TAN TEAI4S ARE BOIIND TO WIN TT{EY 'F'. FIGHTING
I{IIH A VIX FAH' FAH' RAHI SEE IIiEIR TEA].1 IS WEAK-EN.ING
GOINS TO dlN THIE GI.IIE FIGH1 F]GHI RAH: 1EAM
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hoppt lim" whcn ils nrst
few notes o.e h.ord on the field, in lh.lh.ok., ot on rh. dr'
''Fighr On hoe b.el u'ed in ovd linle.n noh6r pidurer ond rwenlv t..ordingr hdv' bcen mode
In .e.eni veoB. duala fie Fepubri.dn Notionol Convenrion, when.v.r o Coliaornron wo! pldced in
."-inotion 6 'Gde; rcr w;iien dnd M.e Pr.nd.nr Ni ron "Fignt On ' vdt bri'sklv plov'd dr o solult'
Durins wo'ld wor llin rh. Po.itic,.lorr torc. *d( movins in d.odlv il.ne ond .nsulfiFs dol rnss
rowod d^isldnd held bv lhe loDonbe. Thovw.r.lo dnoct dl dovn as dovlighl dpptoocted lh'v b'son
rh.n movemed lhorew;rd lo norm lhc b.o.h6t Th.r il .om. Murkt Ftom $. de.k of one of th' |lonr
o".r,. O'* *" *** .ome lh€ 3ons lhor non. w.ll .ver iotsel h *o3 "riqhr Oni' At oll the m'n
h.od kemendoui roo' '*" w6nr uP Ihe lo,k tor.. won ih. irlond
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DEAR OLD IRI-STATE COLL-EGE LOUD '/IE PRAISE YOIJR NAME
YOU'NE OUR AI--I,IA I'4A.IER AND IiE GLAD-LY IT PRO-CI-AII,I
fiAT.PY DAYS IJEIVE SPENI HEFE DAI'S WE'LL NE IER FOR-GET
AND THAT hE UUST LEA\|E YoU Is olJR OIIE IIE - GRET
!4.U.
R ING OUT AHOYA
RING OUTI.A-HO-YA I{ITII AN M.U.,RAH R,AH, M.9.. FA}i NAH,
RAH RAH FAIi RAH RAH RINO OUT A - HO-YA 1{IIT{ AN
I.{. U. R.AH, R,AJI, M.U..RAH F-AH FOR OI.D MAR -qUETE.8}H I RAH:RAH:
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flO: A OIIXER FOR GREEN AND SIJ,OI{ IJP WITI{ l.ELl,Ovl A{D TI'IE
GRSEN. TIIEYI RE TIIE SHADES T}IAT DECT OUR ?IIAIRIES'
FAR AND
WIDE WI?E SI,ORIOUS sIIEEN.FITLDS O! I{AVING GREEN ]N
SPR]NG-TII{E OOIJIEN YELLOW IN THE !ALL' tiOW THE
GruAT HIGH ARCHING HEAWN, LOOKS AI\9 I^AUGHE UPON IT ALI-.
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I{AIL 10 lHE HILLS OF NE;T-WOOD. TO TltE MICHT-Y SEA BE.LOW.
HA]L TO OUR AL.MA MT-TER IHE VILL CO]J-QIIER EV-RY FOE, TOR ifE're
LOY-AL TO lIlE gOUIH.I"AND HTR HON -OR hEILL UP-HOI,D.
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GLAD.IY GIVE oUB 1UB iIEART9 TO TIffi TO THE BLUE AIID TO lIS COLD.
M. S. U. SHADOWS
U. IE LOVE TIJY gHAD-O1{S WI$N TWI - LIOHT S]-i,ENCE
FALLS, !:LUSIT.ING DEEP }.\D SOFT.LY PAL-ING O!Ei, I-]/Y COV-EFID
HALIS; BE-\EAT8 TI]E PINES '/E'LL GATH-ER To GIVE oTJR FAIIH 60
TRUE gING OUR LOVE FOR AL-M4 }'A-!ER AND Nry PR.{I6E5 !I.S. U.

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Brisk Maroh Tirne
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UOI'IIER, BUILT ON PIRU FOUND.A-TION.CROIWED AIID sEf gP ON A lllll,
TllOU ltAst BY 1l{! !EP-U-1A-1jON,BUOyED OUR Ho!EA SUS-llrNE! OUn WrU.,
BEgT OF ALL IS YOUR Ti4-'I-IIONI
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WE EiER LOOf, TO TIIEE YISI ?RIDE.,
DEAR OT,' IRI.STAE: CRAlfD OLD TRI-SI!1E I , TSROUGH ltfiE B!RESS OF IIIi@ AB
HAIL BLU E AND GOLD
IN IROUD AC-CLAII'! IEND Yotm
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0n ti$onsii, 0n ti$ois n.
Plunse rishi lhru that line
Rur tfat ball clear'mund Chimso
Al0uchdowi s!re lhis llmc
0n {isconsin, 0n l/ scois i
And we eill {li llris same.
0n {isconsii, 0n lVismnrn,
Pl!n8e r ghl lhru lhat lrnel
Run lhat ball 'rodid inns\ol,
Aloucidown surc this tine.
0n ltiscmsin, 0n IY scoisln
And wo *ill * r this came.
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CES LET THE BLUE HIII,S
cES CAL-I-FOR -t rIA
lNrl
EClt . O TO T1IE SEA.
PLEDCE O' FA]TH TO
TIIE VICTORS
Hail to the viclo's %liafii
Hailo lhe conq'ring heroes
llail td Mlchlgan lhe leaders ard the besi.
Haillo tl'e victors val anll
Hailto t[e cmq'ring heroes!
Haili Hailllo Michicai,lhe champions 0l the rlesl.
Ile ched lhm asain lor Michisan!
Ue cher rith n'hht md main,
Ililh f,ight aid naii wd cieeI.
THE U. 0F [,1. R0USER
Minmeta, hals olf to lhee,
To your colors trr we shal evd be,
Firh ard strong uniled are we.
Rah, 6h, for Ski.U-Mah
Rah. 'ah, rah. 6h, nh, Rah, lor the U of M.
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T}IE hEST RE-SOUND Tl]E
sourn TH]S
lAc-cEPT
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T}IEE,
0N to[A
fi low., proudly ailhe ioo,on lowa, of torser more.
Ev'ry oya ens trillglve a rousingloastlo y0!,
Et'ry loya daoghler hves yoLt lrue.
0n hra, wlh yer weallh unlold, a her lage lo !s yo
Low ol hni y, low of lrieid, ove oi cenlry, loo,
Md€s us pmud ior $,hat you slad, Mdeaold Gold-
Let werl ielhw vlhout ayyelhwwhoves hsF-
Lel every da!ghter oi ouAlmaMalqwhose pride is ii
Siad up lor lhe iane ed ihe honore lasling,
The memuieslhal come by aid by,
0r lraw he h. (, hlhihiplr, Ha*eyeS. U.l.
r ay lhey evercontii!etolh've andlo prosper,
To mod md to aid in the fishl,
May Ihey ever grcw beltef bemsa they have mei her,
Enablad lo wii tuthe righl.
S.let'ste !lhe story ol Low,'s g1ory,
Hawhaw hatrt, hlh high, Everybody siie.
HAIL PUROUE
All hai lo o'r old sold and blackL
Hail Hailt old Pu-rdue!
0u tiendshio may sheneverldk,
Thuswe raise our soiS
0filE daysre've spent 'new, wilh you,
CO U NOSTHIlESTERN
Co LJ Norlhweshn. Bfeali rislrt lhru ihai rne.
Itith our @lors rlyrng, \Ne wiil cheer you t
lhe lime, 8ah, Ralr, Raht
Cn ! liodhdestem, Frsht tofvictorv
$read tu the lane of our h r Mne
Go Norlhweste.n, fin thal p e.

sTE t SoNC
Fill tlB steins to dear old Llaine,
$out til the rafters ring;
$and andrink a toast once again,
Let ev'ry loyal Maine man sing:
(Tlen) Drink to all tfie hepy horrs
orink to the careless days,
l)link to Maifle, your Alma Mater,
The college
our heads alv€ys,
To lhe trees, to the skies,,
To tlE spriig in its glorious happiness,
To the youth, to the fire,
To llE life thal is moving and calling us;
To tlp Gods, to the Fates,
To llE rulersol mefl and their destjnies,
To the lips to the eyes,
To the gi s vlto will love us some day;
0h, fill the steinslo dear old Maine,
$o!t tilthe lafters rin8,
$and, and diid( a toast ollce agaan,
tDt ev'ry loyalhitE flEn sin!;
Ohen) Dri* to all tlE ha{PY hours,
&i* to the careless daYs.
Dlink to llaine, olr AlnB llater,
TID college of ou heark alwaYs
BEER, BEER, FOR OLO IIOTRE DAME
Beer, beer, for old l{olre oafie,
$ake q tlE cocktails cheerilg lEr nanp
9|d the fre*nen out for gii
Don't let a sober sehonDre in.
|le never stagget, we nevet fall,
lve sober op on wood alcolnl
llhile her loyal sons are narching
Back lo the bal for nore.
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A-DON.O-LO},: A -SHER I4O-LAH B'
rOL..Y!TZIR NIV.RO
L'ES NA-A.50-_BI -IiEF-TZO rol,..A-z4I }4E-1EH Slt. -MO NII{-RO.
VA.CHA.RAY KICI].LOS H4(OL
V'HU AY,LEE V'CNAI CO-A'LEE
L'VA,DO YIillLOCH NO.FO
V'TSUR CHEV.LEE B'AAYS TSO,RO
V'HU]]O-YO V'HU.HO-VEH
V']IU N]-SHEE U.iIO.NOS LEE
V'HU Y N,YEH B{]F O RO.
I'NOS KO-SEE B'YOM E(.R0.
V'HU E.CHOD V'AYN SHAY.NEE
B'Yl].Dl] AF.KEED RU-CHEE
L'HAM.SHEEL LO L'HACH.BEE.RO
B'AYS EE SHAN V' O-EE.RO
B'LEE RAY-SHEES B'LEE,SACH.LEES
V1M RU.CHEE G' VEE YO.SEE
V'LO HO-OZ V'HA.MI$RO.
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HI - NEY MA TOV
coDDissioo
oo lewish Educarion
(],) H].NEY I"-A TOV U-YA NA--IU ShE-VET A-HTM GAM
(2) HI - NEY MA TOV SHE-VET A-.HII4 GA},' YA - -
itr--NEy
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TOV ST$-VET A--HIM OAI4 YA - - I{AD.
Englrsh hleryretation
Ho{ goodLy it ls and how plemantlor brethrm to dwe lhgelher.
SWING LOW,SWEET C HAR IOT
swING LOllI, stlEET
CEAR-I-OT. COM-INI FOR TO CARRY lIE
SWINE LOW. SI{EET CHAR-I-OT' CO!'l-IN' !'OR TO CAR-RT }G
I LOOKED O-VER JOR-DAN AND I,IHAT DlD I SEE,
fF YOU EET TIIEFS BE FONE I DO,
IIIi{ SOME-TI!,'ES U? AND sovE T]!4ES DOWN
COM.IN' FOR TO CAR-RY ldE HOME:
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COM-INI FOR TO CAR-RY ME HOMEI
NOW THE DAY IS OVER
Sabine Ba na-Cr.uld, 1865, abr.
I. Nos th6
2. Now the
3. J€ - sos,
4. Thro'the
thaal - ows of the eye .
Birds anal beasts aDd iow
With Tby ietr-d'rest bleso
Tbeir whito wiDgs a - bove
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(1) Shad - ows or tbe ere-niog St€al
5 When tbo norDiog wakens,
Then may I arise
Ptrre and fresh snd Binless
Io Thy holy eye8.
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COM-INI AT-1ER ME;
rrM coM-rNr 100,
lIEAV-EN-LY BOUND,
Froh r'Songs of Praise,'.
of the Wa.tburg Press
'**r
Nighi is drav - iDg
Staru their ralch do
Calm and swoet re
Thioo str - g-els
Steal a-cros8 the
Sootr will be a -
May my eys- lids
Watch-itrg round ny
J. Barnby, 1868
Used by permission
trigh;
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sleep.
close.
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6 Gl{ lory m th6 Father,
Glort to the Son,
Atrd to Thee, blest Spirit,
While all ages run.
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0nward, Ch stian Soldiers
|!iilh the cross 0l lesus, Going on beiore.
Christ, lhe Royal Masler, leads against the i0e;
F0 ard into baille, see His banners 90.
Cb$!!
0nward Christian $ldiers, Marchrng as l0 lYar'
}|liih th€ crcss of Jesus, going on betore
Lrke lhe nisht alnv move! lhe (hurth of Cod;
Bolhers ,,raare lriadrng l,1here the saints have Lrod.
lYe are not divided, all one body !1e;
0ne in h0pe an doctline,0ne
charrty.
(chorus)
Ciowns and thlones may perish, kingdonls nse and v/ane;
Bui the church ol lesus constani wrlL Iemarn'
Gates 0f heLl canever'gainst thatChurc|l plevarl;
{Je have Chrr$'s oYln promrse, and that (annol larl
0ns/ard, then, ye people, join 0ur happy throng;
Blend with ours Your voices
ln the triulnp|l sonS
Gl0rv. laud and honor, unl0 Ctuist 0uI Irng
ThLsihro'counlless ages, Men and Angels en8
(chorus)
DEEP RIVER
Deep River, rny honre is over l0rdan,
Deep River, Lord, I wanl l0 cross over inlo
cafp-8rcuno.
Deep, deep River, my hone rs ovel Jordan
Deep, d€ep River, Lord, I want t0 cross ovel inlo
camPgr0und,
ALL GOD'S CIlILLUN'GOT li|JINGS
I got a rcbe, you goi a mbe,
All God's chi lun' 8ol a lobe;
\rvhen | 8d l0 heav'n, Soin'10 put on nv lobe,
Goin'to slrout allover God's
Heav'n. Heav'n, Heavh
Ev'rybody's ta krn' 'b0ut Heav'n, arn't goin lhere
Goin'i0 shoul alLovel God's Heav'n
lgot shoes, you got shoes,
All God's chiLlun'got shoes;
When | 8et0 Heay'n, goin' i0 pui on my shoes'
C0in'to walk all over God's
Heav'n. Heav'n, Heav'n,
Ev'rybody's lalhn'boui Heav'n, arn't g0in' there'
Coin'b w;lk all over God's H€av'n.
LITTLE BRO\IIN CHURCH IN THE VALE
There's a church in ihe vallev in the wildlvood'
No lo!elier place in the dal€.
No sDoi is so dear to mY childhood,
Asi6e little Bro$/n Church in theVale
qs!!!
0h cofire, come, cofle, cofle,
crne to the church in the lllildvmod,
(come, come, come, mm€, come
0 come to the church in lhe dale
(come, come, come, come, cone'
No sDol is so dearto mY childhood'
Than the litile Br0\,!n Church in the Vale.
BATTLE OF IERICHO
Seu!
ioshua fit the battleof iericho,
Jericho, JeIiclm, 0, 0, 0,
loshra fli the battle 0l leiicho, and
ihe walls came tumbling dos/n
You may ialk about your kings of Gideon,
You flai talk about your men of sarl;
Buthere's none like g00d old J0shua,
At the badle oi lericho.
(chorus)
Rrght up to lhe wallsol leri(ho,
He maf(hed wjth sPeal Ln hand;
"C0. blo\lthat ranr h0m," J0shua cried,
Cauie the balile an in mY hand."
Then lhe Iamb, Iam, sheeFhorn5 begin h bl0l,l,
And ihotrunp€ts began to sound;
loshra mmmanded the children t0 sho[t'
And the vralls c?me tunbling down.
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0n a hill far away stood an old lugged crcss,
Th€ emblem of sufiering and shame;
And I love thai old cross vlhere the dealest and besl
Fof a world of lost sinners wa slain.
!Iq!!r
So l'll cherish the old rugged coss,
Til{ my hmhies at lasl I lay down;
I ll/ill cling to the old rugged crcss,
And exchange it some day iol a crcwn.
0h, ihat old rugged cross, s0 despised by lhe world,
Has a wondrous athaclion lor me;
For the dear Lamb ol God left His glory above
To bear it to dark Calvary.
(chorusl
NOBODY KNOI{S THE TROUBLE IVE SEEN
Nobody knows the trduble I've seen,
Nobody knows but lesus.
Noboiy knows the houble I've seen
clorv Hallelulah.
som;tines l'6 up, somelimes I'm down,
0h, yes, Lord.
Sometimes I'm alnosto the ground
0h, yes, Lord.
Nobody knows the trouble I've se€n,
Nobody knows but Jesus.
Nobody krnwsthe tfouble I've seen,
Glory Hallelujah.
Nobodv knows the trouble l've seen
Nobody knows but le$s.
Nobody kmtvs the houble l've seen,
Glory Hallelrjah.
I never shall forget the day,
0h, yes, Lord.
llten Jesus washed my sins away,
0h, yes, Lord.
Nobody kruws the trcuble I've seen
Nobody knows but Jes!s.
Nobody knows the troubl€ I've seen,
Glory Hallelujah.
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STANOINC
THE NEED OF PRAYER
Not firy bmther, nor my sister, but it's ne, 0 Lord,
$anding
the need of pray'r.
Nothe peacher, nol the deacon, bul it's ne, 0 LoId,
Sanding
the need o{ pray'r.
Chorus
ll's me, ll's me, lt'a me, 0 Lord,
Standing
the need of ptay't.
ll's me, lt's me, lt's me, 0 Lord,
Standing
the need of prayl.
Not my fatlEr, nor my mothe{, but it's me, 0 Lord,
StandinI
lhe need o{ 0raY'r.
Nothe stangel, mr my neighbol, but it's me, 0 lold,
Slanding
the ne€d ol pray'r.
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Gbd Bless America, land that I love,
Sland beside her, and guide her
Thtu the night wilh a light kofl ahve.
Fmm the mornlains to the praries,
To the oceans white wilh foam,
&d Bless Amedca, my home, sweet hone
God Bless Ameica, my home, sweel tnme.
0H, LoRD, I AM NoT WoRTHY (Calholic)
0h, l-!fd, I an nol worthy,
That Thou shouldst come to fire.
But speak the u,ords of comfod,
My $irit healed shall be.
And humbly l'll receive Thee,
The bridegroom ol my Soul.
No mor€ by sin io grieve Thee,
0r fly Thy sweet control.
0 saoamenl mosl lrcly,
0 sactafieni Divine,
All praise and all thar*sgiving,
Be every moment Thine.
PANIS ANGELICUS (Catholic)
{t{ith Reverence)
Panis Angelicus, f t panis honrinun,
Dat panis melicus figuris terninum;
0 res mkabilisl manducat
Dominun pauper, servus, et humilis,
Te trina Dielas, unaque poscimus,
Sic nos tu visita, secul te colimus;
Pel tuas semilas duc nosquo lendimus,
Ad lucem qoafir in habitas.
(English words)
Three in one God alone, hear 0s we ask oi The€.
$ do Thou visit us, just as we worship Thee.
SlDw us wither thy paths, lead us direcl to Thee,
To the Light, }vherean Thou dost dwell. fuiren.

JOY TO THE IilO RLD
Joy to the l'lorld, the Lord scome,
Lei earth rece ve her King;
Let evly heart prepare Him room,
And heav'n and nature sing,,
Andheav'n and nature sing,
And heavh and heav'n and naiure sing.
Joy to the or1d, lhe Saviof reiEns,
Let men their songs employ;
llhrle f elds and lloods, rocks, hills and plains,
Repeat ihe sounding joy.
Repeat the sounding ioy.
Reeat, epeat the sounding joy.
He rules the w0r1d with truth and grace,
And makes the nalions prcve
Tlre €lories of Hrs rrghteousness,
And wonders of His Love,
And uonders of His Love,
And wonders, and wonders 0f HLs Love,
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Hark, the hecld angelsing,
"Glory to ihe new-born Kingl"
Peace on earth and mercy nrild,
Cod and sinners rcconciledl
Joyful, all ye naUons rise,
Join the triumph of the skies;
\l{ith lhe angelic hosl proclaim,
Christ
born in Eethleheml
Harkl ihe herald angelsing,
"Glory to the newton Kingl"
IT CAME UPON THE I\,!IDNIGHT CLEAR
It came upon the midnight clear,
That glorious song ol old,
From angels bending n€ar the eadh,
To touch iheir harps of gold;
Peace on the earlh, good will to men,
Frcm heaven's all-gracious King,
The wo d ln solemn stillness lay
To hear the angelsing.
SUll through lhe cloven skies they come,
[lith peac€ful v{ings unfurled,
And still their h€avenly music floats,
0'er aLl the weary world;
Above its sad and lowly dains,
They bend on heavenly wing;
And ever o'er its Babel sounds
The blessed angelsing.
For lol the days are hastenlng on,
By prophet-bards foretold,
vlhen with lhe €vercircLing years,
Comes round the age ol gold;
vlh€n peace shall ovel all the earth,
It's ancient splendors flinS;
And the whole }./orld give back ihe song
!\Jhich now the angelsing.
ll/E TNREE KINCS OF ORIENT ARE
l/ve three kings of 0rient are,
Eearing gllts we traverse afar,
Field and fountain, firoor and mountain,
Following yo|lder Star.
etul!!:
0h, star of |,/onder, star of night,
Slar with royal beauty bright,
llest\vard leading, slil prcceeding,
Guide us to thy perfect light.
Born a babe on Bdhlehenr's plain,
Gold we bring lo crown h m agaln,
King iorever, ceasing never,
0ver us a I to reign,
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O LITTLE TOhJN OF BETHLEHE]Vl
0 llitle town of Bethlehem,
fow still we see the lie;
Above thy deep and dreamless sleep,
The silent stars go by.
Yet in ihy da* streelshineth
The everlastine Lrght;
The hop€s and fears of all the years
A.e met n Th€e ionight.
0 holy child of Bathlehen,
Descent to us, we pray;
Casl out our sin, and €nter in,
Be born in us today.
lI\Je hear the Chrislmas angels
The greai g ad tidings iell;
0h, come wilh us, abide wrth us.
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Silent night, Holy night,
All is (a rn, al s bfr€ht,
'H0und !rn vir€in lrfother dnd .hrtd.
tlolylnfant so tender,rnd mrtd.
S eep in heavenly peac€,
$€ep in heaven y peac€,
Silenl night, Holy n ght,
l4bndroue Star, 0 end Ihy ght
Wilh the angels lei Lrsinp
Al eluias to ofi (ingl
iesus lhe Saviour is here,
Jesus lhe Saviour is here.
S lenl nlght, Holy niCht,
Guidinp slar. 0 lpnd thv isht
See lhe easlern wise man br nq
Gifls and hofiage to our Krn[l
lesos lhe Saviour is her€,
Jesus the Saviour is here.
O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL
0 come a I ye faithful
Joyiul and lriunrphant.
0 cone ye, 0 come ye to Bethlehem:
Come and behold hin born ihe KrnE of Angels:
Chorus:
0 come lel us adore Him,
0 come, lel us adore Him,
0 com€, let us adore Him.
Christ, the Lord.
Sing, choirs ol angels,
Sing
exultation,
0, sing, allye citizens of heaven above;
Gloryi0 C0d, a lglory in the highest:
lcn0rus)
Yea, Lord, we greel Thee
Eorn this happy morning,
.Jes0s, forever be Thy nane adoredi
Ilbrd ol the Faih€r now in flesh appearing:
lcn0rust
AIIAY IN TNE MANGER
A!!ay in lh€ manger, no crib for Hrs bed.
The lli e Lord iesus la d down His s\lee head.
Ine stars In rp sNy ooh down where he lav
The ltlile Lord Jesus as eep on the hay.
The cattle are lowing, the poor Eaby wakes.
Bul I ll e Lord JesLrs. n0 (lvrnp he mates:
| ove Thee Lord Jesus, to;k down trom ihe sty
And stay by my cradl€ iil morning is nigh.
ANCELS \VE HAVE NEARD ON HICH
Angels we have heard on hish.
Sweetly singing o'er the plaini:
And the mountains tn reo v
Echoing iheir ioyoIstrains.
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Gorla in excelsis Deo,
Gloria in €xcelsis 0m,
Sheph€rds why this jubilee
liny youa Joyous songs prolong
lvhat the gladsofle tidings be
\trhich inspire your heavn'ly son€.
DO LORD
l,4el0dy: Baltle Hymn of the Repubtic
I ve Cot a hone In glory land that ouishines the sun.
I'v€ goi a home in glory tand that outshines the sun.
I ve gol a home in glory land that ouishines lhe sun.
Way beyond the blue.
Chorus
Do Lord, 0 do Lord, 0 do remenrber ffe (0 Lordv)
Do Lord, 0 do Lord, 0 do remeflber fire (O Lordi/)
Do Lod, 0 do Lord, 0 do reflember me.
[Jay beyond th€ blue.
THE FIRST NOEL
The first noel, the angeis did say
llias lo (e arn poor sh€pherds In flelds as they tay;
In fields where they lay Ieeprng the sheep,
0n a cold winter's nighthat was s0 deep.
Chorus
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel,
Bom is the King of lsrael.
They looked up and saw a star
Shining
tlre East beyond them lar,
And to the eafth it gave great L ghi
And s0 it continued both day ard night.
LCn0rusl
GOD REST YOU MERRY, GENTL€MEN
Sd rest you merry, gen|eflen,
Let nothing you dismay.
Rementber Chlst, our Saviour.
r/las born on Chr stmas dav!
To save Us all from Satan;s Dot/,r
When we were gone aslray,
Clo{r-!
0 I d ngs of con lort and roy, comlort and joy,
uro ngs ol (omtort dnd ioy.
From Cod our Heav,nly Falher.
A blessed Angei came;
And unlo ceftain Sheoherds.
Eroughl t/dings of ihe same;
fow that in Seth ehefl was born
Ths Son ot God by Nanre.
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UN-DER-NEAIH Tro deu-ebo. uirorn-mltn tm iru-
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L.O.V.E LOIT YOU ALL lhE T.I-}l.E TIME YOUII.L BE TIjE B-E.S-T
AEST OF ALL TIiE R-E-S-T RESI. AND ]ILL
L-O-V-E LOVE YOU ALL THE
SQUAI{S ALONG I'IE VUXON
lwait, s d jrsl like llre cir llral mdreddeaold.d
Shswrsa pedLand the oilygir tlral dddyevery lrad
A sood 0ld lashiomd gnl willr head s lr$
one dio loved iobody r * bll you,
lwad a sir ]!sl like th! sil tlll ma iedded old dad.
lvanlab*rlusl lkethe bedthatpi.Nled ny0 d dad
Itl6lhe ber a0d tlre only bed Ihat daddy dd lrad.
A g00d 0ld iashiorcd bsd wiih loh 0l l0am.
I looi hn nen l0.aiiy daddy lrone.
0h, I wanl a beer lusl kelh. beet thal pickhd my old
Tiee'sasa mofrscenten g ,
And she iv6 up in the Ylkon far arry
Ths she Ltud e.l6e Io ne md say-
HAdolble R ,0 AN spe ls Hdrigrn
Proudofallthe lish b@dllrall r me
New a mani6daredlo slaid aglr me.
HAdolble R I, G AN, yous*. yd sse,
lsa mmlMt, shane ieverhas beei eni*cled {iUr,
L0 dolbleL Y, P 0 P spels Lo ypop,
Tlr.lt the mly kiid ol eidy
Thegw who n.de il {m a dardy.
L0 doubleL Y, P 0P F! *e, yor see
h, nk 0ia stck g@ranteed lo nakey0! s ck.
Lskn ng lo the lis[vlre€ s !l theday
Bye od bye v! akhpapoGe
A.dlhei hdl beas@l bis chGt em€day.
She's gol wimiig vays gaore
Ard a kiss thal ksles I ke morc
lihd slre k sed r lhal Cood old mtte vry
And l'llsy she did Look sweet
Vilh those $owshoes oi her let
As shen0shed alongmylrap ine al lhe day.
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1. Work, lor
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3. Work, for
WORK, FOR THE NIGHT IS COMING
the night
the night
the Dight
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Lowell Mason, 1864
- lng' Work thro' the morn -ing hours;
- ing, Work Urro' the suD - ny noon;
- rtrs, Un - der the son - s€t skies;
Work whiie the dew is spark- ling, lYork 'nid spring - ing
Fill bright - est hours wirh la - bor, Rest comes sure atrd
While their bright iints are glow - ing, lvork, for day - light
Work, Fhen the
eiive ev - 'ry
'lYork till the
day
fly
last
gr0ws bright - er,
ioc mill - trte
beamfad - ei},
I\rork in the glow - ing
Some"thiDg to keep in
Fad - etl to shine Do
Work, for the Dight rs
'Work,
lor the Eight is
Work, for tho night ts dark -
When man's work
When matr works
lvhetr man's sork
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dono.
Fron ''Sonss of Praise"
oI the Wartburs Press
Used by pe.hission
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JULI^\IARD HO\\TE
Marcial
Battle Hymn Of The Republic
IOLK MELODY
1,Mine eyeshaveseen th€ glo -ry of th€ com-ing of the Lordj He is
2. I haveseen Hiln in thewatch-fires of i! hun-died cir-cling caflpstrheyhave
3. I haveread a fie- ry tos - pel,writ in bur-nisharows of ste€lj "As ye
{.Hehassound-ed forth !h€trum-Det that shall nev- cr call re- tr€at; H€ is
5.Inthe beau-ty of the lil - ies,Christwasor,n aicloqs the sca, lvith .
tramp-lingout the vln - tase
build -ed Him an al - lar
my coll - !em- ners,
sift - ing out the hearts of
glo - ry in His bo6 - om
in
that
the trapes ol
with yor my
be - fore Ii!
trans - fit -rrrcs
wrath are slored' Hc hath
dews afld danps, I can
grace shall deal' leJ thc
judt- ment seat; Oh, be
you rnd m., As He
loosedthe fale -ful light.fling ot His ter- ri - blesniftsword,Ilistrutl ismarch-ing on.
read Histidt-eoussen-t€nce by the dim andflar-ing lrnps.His day is march-ing on.
He- ro, born of {o-manrrushtle ser-pentwith His heeljSinc€ God ismarch-int on.'
swifl,my soul, to an-swerHinlbe ju - bi-lait ny fe€tl our God is marchint on.
died to makemenho-ly, let us die tomakern€nfree,rihil? God ismarcl-ing on.
Glo- ry! glo-ry!
march-ing

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Wait For The Wagon
R. B. BUCKLLY
1. Wiil you oom€wlth meJ ny
cv-'ry Sun-dty
2, Where the riv- er runs lilo
lis-ten io lly
Ptyl-lis de{IJ To bluernoutr-ttin trce?Where
mortr-in8,dear,wl€n '!n I sn by youl slde, We,ll
sil - ver, And lhe birils ttey sirS so sweet, I
stor-y, now, It will re- lieve tny h€art, So
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blos-soms 6mell the
jump in- to. the
have a cib- in,
jump in - to tla
swe€t'est, Comerove a-lorg with ha. I!'s
wl8- on, ,1lnil .ll- taIe I rido.
Phyl- lls, Aid somelhinggooal to or,t. Cono,
wa8 - on, Anil ofl- we will start.
Chorus
\Vai i ForThew&8on,Wsit ForThovsg-onrwai! For Thewagon,lnit *,e,ll slt let€ a
Three Blind Mice
(Round)
Three Blind
Threo Blind S€e howthey run ! See trour they
runl They all
ran af-terthe farm-€r,s vife, she cut off their tails wiih I
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John Peel
i{ale Voices
OLD ENGLISHMELODY
D' ye
D' ve
John
Joh!
P€el
Peel
with
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his
his
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8ay'
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IIe -
ken John Peel al the
lived at Troul - beck-
break
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way, far e,Yay, We
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shall
hounds and his horll
ne'€r hear his voice
in the
in the
morrl-iIEi.
m0fD - rn8_
Tiras lhe sounil o his hornbroughtmefromnyb€alAndthe cry of lislounilsvtichhe
led; Peel's "vies,- hrl -loo"would
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MARCI]ING ALONG TOGETHER
MY BUDDY
Marching al0ng logethe', sharing every smi e and tear.
Marching along logelhef, wh
Nights
stline till the
are
skies afe ctear
long since you went away,
S$/ingine along
Ithink
the highway, 0ver
about you
the.0ad
all ihru ihe day,
ihat,s, id€.
llvilhorl d bug F My
IedntocraselhpJ|l^.
buddy, my brddy! Nobody quite so true.
0h, rum{.drddle ^rt10rlaorlr,de
l'lissy01rr
dee here we r0nre. we're
volce, the t0uch of y0ur hand.
haDDv
flnkey Dinls.
Just long lo know that you understand.
Marchrng
My
alongtogether,
buddy my
lile
buddyl Your buddy nisses you.
sw0nderfutside by side.
INDIANA
Bad( hone again ln lnd an and it seems ihat I can see
The Slean ng candlelrght n il shinrne br€ht
nr0Lrgn tnP 5y(anores r0r tne;
The newmown hay sends att ils ffasrance.
From the fields I used to roa0;
{lren I drcan aboui ihe noonliSht 0n lhe Wabash,
Then I long for ny lndiana home.
PEG O' l'tY HEART
Peg d my heart, I love y0!. don't let us part, I love you.
Since I heard your lili n'laught€r, it'syour lrisheart
Peg 0' my heart y0uf glances, make ny hearl say
I'M ALWAYS CT]ASINC RAINEOl1S
Cone be my o$,n, come make your hone in rny heart.
I'n always chasrne rarnOows, rvalrhrng cl0 ds driftrng by
YJHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
[{y!chemes
are iust liIe all lnv dreams endrns in lhe skv
$me fello!!s look and f nd thesunshine, Ylhen lrish eyes are smiling, S[re il's 1 ke a mom in spring
lalways look and find lhe rain.
In ihe llll0f lrish laughler, you can hearthe angels sing
Sone fellows rEk€ a winning someljnre,
lllhen lrish hea s are happy, all the world seens bright
I never even make a gain believe fie.
and gay,
I'lll aiways chasing minbows, waitinq l0 find a little And whef lrish eyes are snillng, sure they sleal y0ur
bluebird in vain.
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TELL ME WhY
Tell me why the sta's do shine.
Tell nre why the ivy tw ne.
Tell nie why the sky' so blue.
And | lvill te I you just why I lole you.
Because Cod made the siars to sh nd.
Because Cod made ilre vy t,,!ine.
Because God made lhe sky so blue.
Because God made yor that's lvhy I love you.
I do bolieve that God above
Created you to' me to ove.
He picked yor ori fron a the resl
Because he kne\a I'd ove you lhe best-
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I mne from Alabama, id my banjo 0n ry knee
I'n q'wan t0 L0uisiana, my true love f0r l0 see
It ralned all nrght the ddy I left, lhe weather il {as drv
The sun s0 hol. I lroze lo death, susanna don l you cry'
HEART OF MY HEART
Head of my heart, I love that rnelody.
Ueart or ny heart bringsback a memory.
Men we were kidson the corner 0f the square
!!e were rough and rcady guys,
But 0h! how lve could harnonize to
flead 0f my hea{, ourfriends were dearerih€n,
Chorus:
I kn0!v a tear ,,1ould glislen, if once more I could listen,
T0 lhal gang thal sang heari 0l ny heart.
0h Susanna, oh, don't you cry lol me-
I've come from Alabama, with my banjo 0n ny knee.
THE OLD CRAY l\tARE
I had a drean the other night when ev'D'ihing !{as still,
Lousri I ex Susdra a.0' in '!11'll-h-l.'.--.-,^.
0 | r1" oti srdv ,d.". cn" a r'r aldr ,f. u.d t0 b",
tfp our\w\car , dLe i1ler rOurr. Ino tFa wds In ner q 1.. * d( .-e;soo t0 De, or1.t xtdl ,T ,"010 bp
ove.
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'f" 00I dy rdrp st'd drilsldt d d L.ed .0 bd,
SavsI ,'n(o1in 'on t'le roulti susdrt d0livouc'y.
IanytoiyeJ"aeo.
(chorus)
Cioljrs:
McNAIIARA'SBAN0
llany long years e0, niany long years ago,
The old gray mare, she ain't Yrhat she used t0 be,
0hl Me name is McNamaIa, I'm the leader 0f lhe band any long years ago.
Althouqh we'fe Iew in nuriber we're the linesin the land
\r\Je plat al wakes and weddings and ai every fancv ball, Tlre o d gray nrafe she k cked n the witfle lree,
And \,|ien weplay forfuneralswe day the narches all. She ki*ed on the !,/hiflle tree, kicked 0n the wlriifle tree,
0h, the drums g0 bang and the cymbals clan8, The 0 d gray mare, she.kicked on the $rhLffle tree,
and the hofns thev blaze away.
Many ongYears ago.
McCanhv ounDs ihe 0ld basso0n, $/hile I the pipes do play
And Herlliss,y Tenmssey t00tles the flute
And ihe llrrsic js somelhrng grano.
FOR ME AND !/Y CAL
A credit to old lleLand is McNamara's band.
Ohl Me nane is uncle Yullus aM lrom Sveden I did come, The bells are ringing for me and ny ga.
To D ay d ln V' Nd_turJs ba andb"alLhebrebdssdr'n. l?b,d.ae(nSngrolrFa,ldn/8a1.
And when I narch al0ng lhe slreel the lad es lhrnk I nr granq Evlbody's been know ng, l0 a wedding they're going
-r.y cn0ut, drrs U1cl. luli,rs djv.rg rrh dr frsn 0dn0 Aoo b. xFels ."tve beer se4ir8,
0n l *ear a 0d1(F 0,+dlolls dld. Ln 0 n 0l greer Fr'et\ S rg e a1o Sdli
A10 l"r ue flr.ie$ loo\irg SvFdp liai !0r i.rF "vF sper Tney're (orgr.grt rg for re and ry gJ,
fhere,1O'BnFnsrrd Ry"rsdnd vFp'rdrs dnd veelar\. l1PPds0. adrtingl0 "drolyedl,
[ley(on.lron
l-lao.
A|dsorernFlngo.{robrdd rllle \01, for t^o.
But bv vrnrm ny I'n the only Svede in McNamara'! band. Forlhrce 0r four or nore; In Love and tor m0 and my gal.

]INCLE BELLS
Da!hing lhro!8h the sno!v In a one-horse 0Den sterph
O'er the lre d! we s0, augh ns a the way.
Bel s on boblai rinS,mafingsprts rghl;
Urhilur' ri is l0 I de ,nd eng r s etghrn8 song ton Aht.
Jin8le bel s lrnete bells, j ng e al lire way.
0 !'/hat fun rt is t0 iide in a onph06e open slo sh.
linsle be s. jingle bells, jinsle allihe way.
0 whai run il is l0 r de in a onehorse 0pen s eigh.
rliHlTE CHRISTITIAS
I'n droamrn3 ol a \|h to Chr stmas.
-Jusl I ke the ones I used to know
!!here the trce tDps glinen and chidren I sten.
To hear s eieh.be s n the snow.
I n dfean ng oi a !|h te Christmas
Itth every Chrislnas card I \vr 1e
r,iayour days bo merry and bright,
And may al your Chf stniases be ,,,/hite.
!ECK THE HALLS
Deck lhe hall wilh boughs of hoIy,
C.lior!
Fa a la la a, la la la la.
Tis the season lo be jo Ly.
Don we novl our gay apparel
Trol the ancient Yuletide carol
See the blazlng Yr e before us;
Slrkelhe hary and joln thechorus
Fo low me n merry measfle
\{hiie lell of YLrlet de treasLrfe.
1] CI]RISTMAS TREE
0 Chrislnras lree, 0 Chrslmas tfee.
0lree of green unchang ns.
Your b0rghs, so green In summertlme
Do brave the snow of wlnleftrme
0 Chrislinas lrce, 0 Chr stmas tree
0 iree of green uncharglng.
0 Chrhtnas iree, 0 Christnas tree
You sel my hearl a singins.
Like iille stafs y0ur candles bfishl
Send to the world a \,/ondrous ighi.
0 Chflstmas tree, 0 Chrislmas kee
Yor sel ny hea( a singing-
\I NTER \1lONDERLAND
S ergh bells ring. Are y0u istenin'.
ln the lane snow is s rstenin!
A beautrfu sighl, \{erre happt lonrghl,
[,a I ne in a !1 ntPr l,lonL]erland.
Core away is the blLreh rd,
fere lo stay is a new b fd.
He sings a love song as,re go along
Y{alking ln a winier wonderland.
ln the meadow , e can bu d a snowman,
And prelend that he ls Parsof Br0wn.
He' I say "Are you narried?", we'l say. "No flran",
Buly0u can d0 the l0b when y0u're ln l0!{n.
kter or, we' I coaspire
we drear by the frre.
I0 face unaffaid the plans lhat Yre made.
jlla klng in a \i/ nter wonder and.
GOOD KING \]\]ENCESLAS
Good King \{enceslas looked oul0n the Feasi of Stel)hen.
Ithere the snow ay roLrnd abod, deeD ard cr srand even.
Br ghi y shone the moon lhat nisht, tho the fr0it rvas cire
\llhen a po0r man came in sighl gathling winter fuel.
Hither sage, afd stand by me,
lr thor kfo\rtl l, telling
Y0fder peasant, \vh0 is he, where and \{hal his d\4etjin-o
SiIe, he ves a good eague hence
undemeath the nountain;
Right againsl the loreslefce,
By Saint Agne{ iountain.
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V]VA LA COIJPAGNLE
LoI elerv good e l0r.0w tor' a song. uve 'n
d L0'pdg1F
'L'.d\ t0 ddrqoflq dnd ods\ itrtong, viv" d,0 .paBrF
Chofus:
Vive a, vive a, vive 'amour,
Vive la vive la vive l'amour,
Vive l'amour, v ve I'anour
A friend on yourleft and a fre ght 0n your lght,
In ,rve and g0od f0l owship let rs ufite, viva la c0nDagnie.
Wo
SIX PENCE
I got sl)( pence, jolly, jolly
\rvATING FOR
sir pence
THE ROBERT E. LEE
I got six pence to last me aLl fiy if€,
I got six pence t0 spend, and sir oeme to tend and Walch thefl shulllrnC a onc, see lhem shuflline al0ng.
Six pmce t0 s€nd hofle to my wile, p00r wile. lun taleyour beslgal, real pal,
N0 cares have I t0 grieve me, no prelty little girLs to G0 down to the levee, I said to ihe evee.
Join the shuff ir' throng, can'i y0Lr hear that music & snng
I m as happy as a lak, believ€ me
It's s mply great, mate, wailing on the evee,
As |!e g0 r0 line, rol||ne home. Rollrng home, Rol rn8 h0mr WaitinE for the Roberl E. Lee.
6y tne rrgnr0r Ine sr very mo-oGon
I'm as h4py as the day when the any lets it lray
As we gofolllng,
ing honre.
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
I got f0ur pence (repeat for iwo and no pence.)
ALOUETTE
Aloretle genl I e a ouetie
Et lalele, 0hl
Alouette, genli le alouelte
Beautiiul dreamer, wake unlo me,
Siarlight an de\,! drop are wailing for lhee;
$unds0f lhe fude wrrLd heard ntheday
Lull'd by the noonlighi have all pass'd away.
Beartiirl dreanrer queen 0l nry song,
List whiia I woo thee wilh sweet melody;
e0ne are the days 0f life's busy lhrong
Beartiful Dreamer awake unto me!
Beauliful Dreaner awake unto me.
YOU CAN'T GO TO HEAVEN
El a bec, et la tete, ohi
Repeal usins Ihe follo,xing:
DEAR OLD GIRL
Le Cou
Dear0ld gir , the r0brn srnSs ab0ve you
Dear old Air , rt soeals of hor | ove vou.
The blinding tears are fa ing,
As llhink ot ny losi pearl,
And my broken hean it ra Inp.
Callinr tor vou Dear 0 d C r.
You can'lgo l0 hedven /n a lr0l ey (ar,
'Cause lhem dar0lhrnes w0nrt Co that laf.
Chofus
ain't gonna grieve my ord no more,
an't gonna grieve my ord no more,
ain'l gonna grieve my lord no more,
Y0u can't go to lreaven 0n rollerskahs,
You'd r01l right by lh0se pearly gates.
(ch0rus)
You can't go l0 heaven in a rockin€ chair,
You'd rock rlghl by that golden stai..
You mn't go to heaven in a Ford V8,
'Cause il you did, you'd sure be laie.

ON THE BANKS OF THE
j/!]ABASII
0h tlr€ no0nlrgl('taI lonrghl jl0ng the i abrsh
rrofi rne T e 0s rnere (omes a breath of m11-mowl hav.
lhr0uBh the sv(annles the (andte tights are gleam ni
un rne oanNs 0|lne wabash tar arvay.
YOU II]UST HAV EEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY
Y!r must have been a bea!trfu1 baby,
Yor nust hava been a wondefu chi d
llhpn yuu Npre 0n y startin' lo r0 l0 |' nderparten
lber vou drove lhe littic boys; ld.
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Afd when il cane to winninr btue I bb0ns
l'll bct you showod lhe othoi k ds how.
rdn sec thp ludge's eyes a5 rhey hdnded y0u lhe 0 ze.
l bPtyo! i rdP rhc rL{est bo,l
nh yor nusi hdve bcpn d beau utbaby
rrrsp. biby oo! diyot no0.
FO UR LEAF CLOVER
!IHEII DAY IS D1]]"]E
Ihen day s dom dnd shado|]s ra I I drcan 0t r'o!
lfen
dry s done I thrnl 0l d thp loyr \ae Ine,v.
Inar vcarnrns rptunrnt, t0 ho you in ny arn s.
l10n L 80 tolp rnow ovc. dith0ui you nighi tas lost
lrhen day is d0ne and grass is wel wiih iwi iqhl deu
l,ly l0nely hearl is s nk rg ,vith the sun.
rlL ocsl /01 doq.\ tdr.otdoo/ or^.
mrss you nost0l dl ilen drr s done.
Ml]TI]ER MACHREE
Sure, I l0ve ihe dear silver that shines rn V0r ha r.
and
-0 r" hdl dlt tlr oreo d,0 ^ rn do ti r.re,
lhiss ihe dear lrngefs s0 tortw0fn forme: ^
0h, God bless you and keep Vou Mother Machrce.
GOSH DARN D L]IlII,]]Y
l'm ook ng over a fo!r leaf clovel
Ttrat I ovenooked before
Tlrc Dne re m nrng. s so'ieb0dy I adore
I m lookins ovef a lo!r eaf clovel
That over ooked bDlor"o
BE ER BARREL POLKA
R0ll out lhe baffe , we'l havc a barret 0f fun.
R0 I out the barrel, re've poi the b ues 0n the run.
Zing B0om Ta' rdf+ R ng out d song of g000 choer
N0'\'s the i 0 lo ro thp bi Al for thp Cane'! a here.
BEEN flORK NG ON THE RAILROAD
I've been wod,ing 0n lhe rar road, i thp I ve onp dav.
I've bFen work nC 0n lhe rarlr0ad, lurl to Dass tha t me
Can'i you lEarthe wh sile blowing,
'tnu late a te8 ffom sore o d iabte
You take an arm ffom sore ot{l chatf
You take a neck fron sone otd botfle
Ano fiofl a norse y0Lrset s0ne hair
Now ' mrthe(a logether
rr'iil I the aid oi paste and q ue
And 'll sei nore ov n'
Fror a sosh {l3'n durmv
Than 'll ever g.t from ior.
\{IhERE HAS MY LITTLE DOG CONE
Ihefc oh where has my I ttle dos gone?
lhare oh *tere can he be?
Ylilh h s ears cut short and his lail cui onp
0h. where 0lr where can he be?
THE [1AN ON TIIE FLYIJ.!G TRAPEZE
He fl0ar\ ihr0ugt the a wrth rhc gfedtest 0t pase,
rhp dd ng younS an on lhp I y n8 trateze.
fr5 dLt,onr are gracel!l lhp g rls hc d0es pte;rsp
And ry love he has *olen auay.
This naid Ihal I oved, she hands0nre
Can'l you hear
'|as the cadain
sweel
shout ng,Dinah blo\l, yorr hom. And I lried al I knew herlo 0 ease_
Brl I revor cou d p ease her onc qmrler
Dinah won't you bl0w,
s0 \ve
Dinah uon't vou
l
bt0w,
As Ihe maf of the llylrg Irapeze.
D nah !'ron'l you bloyJ yo|ll hom.
Oinalr eodl you blow, D ndh won'l vou bto\l.
Dindh won'l you b ow your horn.
Some0ne's in ihe kltchef with Dinab.
Soneone's in the kllchen I knolr/.
$rnmne's ln the kilchen \aith Dinah.
Strummins on the old banjo.
Fee Ir fiddle-dsi.o. feefi.liddlsdei0-e$0.
Fee fi Iidd $d* -0000000, strunm ns on the 0ld banj0.
BEAUT]FUL DOLL
0h. y0r beauiilui d001, you sreai blg beaulifrt dot .
Lel re 0!t ny ar0rs ab0ut y0u, cou d never ve
0 . \ou bpduirlu d0 L you srpal big beiut fu d0 L
r yor 0 ever crup e rm4 mv herrt routd mhe.
'd ove to h rC yor bul I lear y0r'd break.
0h 0h ohl l]hl 0h You beaLrltut do .
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LITTLE BROIIN ]UC
My wife and I live all alone
In a little log hut !€ call ofi own.
She lovesin and I love rum,
Tell you |lhat, don't lve have fun!
D0WN BY THE OLD l,llLL STREAM
Down by the old nill stream
Dressed in gingham, loo,
Little brown jus, You were
d0n't Ilove
si)(teen, rny village queen,
ihe€. {repeal )
Do\,Yn by lhe old nill strean.
ll I had a cow thal gav€ such milk,
l'd cloihe her in the finest silk.
IiHEN YOU v/ORE ATULIP
I'd ieed her on the finest hay
And milk her forty | fires a day.
lll/hen y0u w0re a tullp, a sweel ye lol,! lulip,
And I wore a big red mse.
ir\,hen you caressed me twas then heaven bless€d me,
mral a blessing no one knows.
PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND ME, HONEY You made ife cheene when you calLed me dear e,
Twas dovrn where lhe blrc grass grows,
Your lips were sweeter lhan julip when you w0re a iulip,
Pul your ans around me, honey, hold me lighl. And lwore a big red fose.
0h, hLrddle up and cuddie up wilh all y0ur misht.
0l 0\ yol r0ll I o1ey"(. l-yFs lhal ljld do 7p.
Whon th€y ^0r1 l00k at ne ny h€art b€s ns l0 lloat
Then t starts arocking ike a nrotor boat,
0h, 0h, I nevef kne!,/ any girl like y0u.
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LONG, LONG AGO
Tell ne thetales ihato ne were so deat,
LonB long ago long, long ago.
Srng me the songs I delighled t0 h€dr,
L0n8, l0[g ago r0n8 ag0-
Now you are come, all my grief is leooved,
Let me forget lhai s0 l0ng y0u have r0ve0.
Let me believe lhat you love as you loved,
Long, long ago, long ago.
SILVER THREADS AMONG THT GOLO
Dirling, I am 8ro{,rng old, sLlver lhreis among lhe g0ld,
Shrne upon my brow l0day, lile is lading lan at{av;
Bul, Fy da,lilg yo xilr be. wrll bp, dL$ay' voLag ard arr
Yes, my darlinB y0u will be, alwavs voung ard liir t0 ne
Darling I am 8ro{ ng, gro,flng olo,
Silver threads anong lhe gold,
Shine upon my bmwtoday,life is iadrng fast away.
MOTIIER
M is for ihe millron thingshe gave me
0 meansonlythat she's growing old.
T islor the tearshe shedio save m€
H is lor her heart ofpurest gold.
E is for her eyes, with oveLiglrt shlring.
R m€ans risht and riphl she'll always be.
Put lhem aliloeether;lhey !pell M0IfER,
A jmrd that neans the wrld lo no.
SI]ANTY TO\{N
There's a shanly n the to!'/n 0f a I tlle dot of sround
Where lhe grcen grass grows all around, all arcund.
The roof so , orn, so badly tofn, lhat it trmbles t0 the
gr0un0.
Jusl a tunrble do\,,rn shack and lt's buiLl ,/lay back
Aboui twenty five leet fron lhe ral r0ad track.
Lingefs 0n my mind rost all 0l lhe lime,
Keeps callLng me back lo my litlle 0 d shack.
I'd be just as sassy,
highly salassy,
lf | !,rere kine w0uldn't nean a thing.
Put my boolson tall, red lhe wriling 0n the wall
And it \'/ouldn't mean a lhing, noi a d0gg0ne thrn8.
There's a queen v{aiting there in herockirg charL
Just blowin' her top on akeg ol b€er
Lo0kin'all arouM and truckin'0n down.
Came I g0lta get back to my Shanty Town.
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PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES
Pack up your iroub es in y0ur old kit bag and smile,
srnrle, sfiile.
lyhile y0u've sol a lucifer to lighl y0ur lag, Smile, boys,
ihal's lhe sly e.
llhat's the use of wo ying, it never was w0 h $/hile 9.'
Pack up y0ur troubles in y0r 01d kit bae and snile,
snile, sfiile.
JEANIE i1'ITH THE LICHT BRO\VN HAIR
ldrean of Jeanie with lhe liehl brown hair
Borne, like a vaporon the sunnier aiI
I see her kipping where the brighl streams day,
Happy as the daisies lhat dance on her way.
Many were lhe $ld noiesher m€fiy voice w0uld pour,
Many were lhe blithe birds that warbled them o'eI
I dreanr0l Jean e wilh the light br0\,yn hair,
FloalinE ike a v4or 0n ihe soft sunmer ai(
IHISPERINC
jilhispr
ng wh le you cudd e near me,
Whrspering so no ono can hear me,
Each litUe whisper seens lo cheef me,
lknow it's true, there's no 0ne, d%r, but yo!,
Y0u're whispering
y0dll never leav€ me,
nJhispering you'll never
'vtry
erievo ne,
Y'hisper, and say lhat you'll be eve ne,
Whispering that I ovo you.
llHY DO ILOVE YOU
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U,hy do I love you? l]vhy do you love nre?
Why slrould there betwo happy as we?
Can you see the why and wherefore,
I shou d be the one you care for.
You are Lrcky but I am lucky, too.
IN THE COOD OLD SUMMERTIME
All 0ur drearns0l loy seen to conE true,
l1llaybe thal's because you love ne, maybe lhait, hy l
In the g00d 0 d sulnmertrme in the Aood old summertme.
Shol ing dol/ln lhe shady lane
LOVE'S OLO SII/EET SONC
You hold her hand and she holds yours,
And lhat's a v€rygood sirn,
0nc€ in the dear de?days beyond recall,
That' she's your tootsey.wootsey
When on the l,!0rld ihe mlsts began to fall,
ln the good old sunmertime.
0ut 0fthe dreams lhal rose in happy thr0ng,
Lrw to our hearts love sang an old sweet s0ng,
SUMMERTIME
And in the dusk whero fell the firelighl gleanr,
S0fl y it w0v"; itself into 0ur dream.
Sumnerlifle, when ihe livlns is easy
Fish are jmpin'and the colton is high.
Jusl a song al lw light, when lhe lights are low,
Your daddy's rich and your mon is good
And lhe i ickring shadol,!s soltly c0me aod 90.
$ hush litlle baby, don'l you cry.
Th0'ihe heait be weary sa d the day and long.
Stiil t0 us al twillght col|les love's old song.
AFTER YOU'VE CONE
Coln€s love's01d sweet song-
After you've gone and left ne crying,
After you've gono, there's n0 deny ng,
Yodli feel blue, you'll fee sad,
Y0u'll miss lhe dearesl pal yodv ever had.
Thqe'll come a iirie, now d0n'i forget ii,
Therc' I cone a time, when yodll regfet it.
$ne day wh€n you grow lonely, youf heari wi I break
like l]rine
And yodl lrant lne onLy.
Afier y0u've gone, after you've g0ne aw2y-
BACK ACHES
The morning after my poor ba* aches
It's not a hrills or ihe rheumatiz
lfyou're narrled you'd kn0w darn wel
$hait ls. Bmk aches, back aches
Tlre mo'ning after how ny back aches.
It's not flom romance cause heaven knows
It's just fro wash ng clolhes.

ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY
Cone you back to Mandalay
il,here lhe old flotillas lay
Cm't you hear theif paddles chunkn
Fronr Rangoon to [landalay.
0n the road lo MandaLay,
Ylhere
flylng llshesplay
And ihe dawn com€s up lLkP th nder
0d or china crcst the bay.
MARGIE
Marsie, I'm ,1ways llrinking 0f y0u Margie.
I'lL tell the world I love You.
Don'l foreet your p'onise to ne.
I have boughl a home and ring and ever)'thlng l0l
Margre, you are my Insp rali0n. days are nevel bl!re
After al rs said an done lhere is reallv Onlv one,
0h lvargie, Margie il's YoLr.
MY BLUE HEAVEN
l!/hen !,/hippoorwrlls call and ev€ning is ni8h,
I hurfy io my blue heav€n.
A tum io lhe riglri, a liltle white ig[],
ll, I lead you to my blue lreaven.
Y0u'll see a sniling lace, a frreplace, a cozv rcoff
A lLltle nest that's nesiled where the r0ses bl00n
Just Molly and me and babv makes lhree
i]l/ete hamy in my blue heaven
GIRL OF IIY DREAMS
Gi ot firy drerms, I love you, honest I d0, you are s0
MOONLlGHT BAY
i\,e were saaling along 0n Moonlight Bay.
Y0u could hearthe darkiesinsinP, thev seened t0 say.
"You have stolen my hean, now d0n'l go wav".
As we sans lo\,e'sold sweel song 0n moonlight bav.
BY THE LIGHT (]F THE SILVERY [,IOON
By the lighl 0f ihe silvery n00n I want0 sp00n;
To my honey l'll croon love'slune.
H0neymoon, keep a-shinin'
June,
Y0ur siv/y beams !'lilLbring l0ve dreans.
llle'll be cuddlir'soon, by the silvery nnon
AFTER THE BALL IS OVER
Ailei the ball is over, ailer the break 0l day,
lf I c0uld just hoLd y0ur chatms again In ny arms, Alterihe dancers leavLng, iftpr the stars d.A g0ne,
Then lile would be complet€;
Manv's, hedrt s breakLng ll vou could read the i all'
Since y0dve been gone, de2r, life don't seeflrthe same, Mani's the lropes th,lt have vanr!hed, alter the ball
P ease mfle back again.
Afier all's sad an d0ne, there's 0nly one
THE SlDE\IALKS OF NE\i YORK
Girl of my drcans, it's You.
Ea5t rde, |,lests de. aLlar0!nd lhc l0t{n
I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
Trptolqrlg,r rc odr0 ro,t. |01oo|0fl08e.ild irc0o*l
Bovs rnd q rLs l0selher me and [1am,e 0'R0urke,
l'll see vou in mv dreams, hold you In ny dleams, Trfuped lh; lrBhliantast r on the sidewal[! 0f New Yorl.
9Jneon;look voi out0f my arms, siill I leel the thril
[lEMORIES
Li0;lhat once werc mine, tender eyes that shine
Th;v will ighl my $/ay tonighi, l'll see vou in mv dreanrsM€nolies,
memolies, dreams ol love s. tru€,
0'er the s€a 0f m€norv, I'm drilting back t0 v0u.
Cnldhood ddys, aild{ood o.Ys ar0rg the bi ds and bpps
GOOONIGHT, SYiEETHEART
You Ieft me al0ne, but still you're ny 0!Yn.
In ny beautifrl nemories.
C00dnight, swe€lhearl, lilL we meei t0n0rr0w
G00dn ghl sweeiheart, sleep will ban sh s0rr0w AULD LANG SYNE
Tears and Dallrng may make us lonorn,
But wiih the davn, a nett day s born.
Should auld acquaintance be f0rgot,
$ I'Llsav--
And never brought to nind?
Goodnishi. sw€ethea . tho I'n nol beslde vou, Should auld acqualntance be i0rgot,
G0odnraht. slleethean, strll mv l0ve wiLl guide v0u. And days of AulllLang SYne?
Dreanienfold y0u, in each one l'll h0ld vo ,
For ALrid Lang Syn€, my dear For Auld Lang \n!;
Goodnight, sweethead, goodniglrt.
lle'll kko a cLt 0f lindness, yel, tor Auld Lang rvne
62

SHINE ON NARVEST MOON
BILL BAILEY, lv0N'T YOU PLEASE COME HOI/E
Shine 0n, shine on harven mo0n uD in Ihe skv !!on't you come hone, Bill Eaitev.
ldli aor ovil5r .pl. bi.tab r,v jL"o ,tr. l4on't you come hone?
Jnowr me a n't n0 rt e lo $ay oLrtdoors and 5p0on Sho noans lhe {ho e dav
r0sfLrnp0n
lonp.
shtne 0n trarvest rL00n. I0r nLeandnyga. I' do de cool ns, dar iis, I'it payde rent.
I
I HAD
knolvs I
A DREAM, DEAR
done you wrong,
enber dat rainy evenjf I drove v0u 0ut.
Y,ld nothin bul a fine toolh combi
I had a dream dear, you had one too:
I knows L'se lho blanre, s/e1l ain't dal a shame?
Mrne was the best, tor rt was olyou.
Bill Bai ey, rvon't you please c0me h0me?
u0mp s{eetheart, tell fle, n0w i! tre trne.
You lell me your dream,l'l telyoumine.
DIXIE
I wish I was in the and of cotlon,
0 d I mes lhere are nolorgotten,
L00k away l00k away look away, Dixieland.
in Dixieland where lwas born,
Ear y on one frosty mon,
L0ok away, l0okaway, look away, Dixie and.
!&r!!
Then I wlsh I was in Drxle, Hooray! ll00rayl
ln Dixieland l' I iake my stand t0 | ve an die n Dixie.
Away, away, away down soulh in Dirie
Away, alvay away down south in Dixie
OLO FOLKS AT HOME
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOII]E
The sun sh nes bflphl0n mv 0id hentuc[v hone
Tis sunmer, the dait er r; pay:
The cornl0p's frpe and ihe maad0$rs afe in bt00m,
livhile the birds make m!sic all the day.
gtul!!:
v'jeep n0 more, ny lady, 0 weep no more todav:
Sie will nns one sonp for the otd Kenluclv hine.
For ihe old hentuc[thome rar a|lay.
The young fo ks r0ll on lhe itlle cabin ll00r,
All merrv and haoov and b|phl
8y'n by hard lines (0mes a lnocIrn'al lhe d00f,
Then myold Kentucky hone, good night.
CAMPTO|liN RACES
De Camplown ladies sing dts song,
Doo-dah Doo-dahl
De Camptown mce lrack five miles ong,
0h, doo-dah dayl
Chorus
Gwine io run a nlghl!
Cwine lo run a I dayl
Bet nry money
de bo$tail nag,
Saebody bel on de bay.
I,ay down upon the Swanee R ver, far, fa. away.
Therc's !!here my hearl is lurning ever.
There's l,lhere the old lolks $ay.
All up an down the whole creatLon, sadly I roanr;
Stillongin' for the 0ld plantali0n
And lor lhe old folks at home.
All the world is sad an dreary, everylvhere I roam;
0h, darkles, h0$/ my heatt grows weary,
Far from the old folks at hone.
SylANEE
S,,Yanee, How I love ya, how | ove ya, rny dear otd S$,anee
fd Sive lhe world i0 be among rhe fotts rn D t X I Even
'10u8r rrv r,Inr''i for 1F, prdyrrg
'ail;18
tfl nFi oorn I,
The-folks up nodh will see ne no llrore when I get t0 lhat
SWEET GEORCIA BROWN
No eal nrade ha! got a shade 0n Sweel ceorsia Brolln:
Tl4D lefi feel, but 0h, s0 neal, has Sweet ce0rAra Br0wn.
They all siClr and wanl t0 dre for Sweet Ge0rgi, Brolln.
l' I hll you lust why, you kno$i I don't |e, nol nuch;
ll's bpal \d 0. (ne,rocl\'er 0pa0 $hen she dn05 into{tr
Since she cane, why il's a shamehow she coo s'em doMl;
Fe els she can't gel are fel ers she ain'l met;
Georgia clainred her, Georgia naned her,
Sweel Georgia 8rol|n.
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MY BONNIE
My Bonnie lies over the ocean,
My Bonnie lresoverthe sea;
My Bonnie liesoverthe ocean,
0h, bring back my bonnieto me.
Ah!!
Bnng back, brin8 back, bfing bacl ny bonnie l0 me lo ne
Bdna ba([ bfine back, 0 brLraba* my bonnre l0 ne
Last nighi as I lay on my pillow,
Lasi night as I lay on my bed;
Lad nighi as llayon my pillow,
ldreampi that my bonnie \,llas dead.
(chorus)
0h, blow ye winds, over lhe ocean,
0h, blo$/ ye winds, over lhe se4
0h, blow ye $/inds, over theocean,
And bring back ny Bonnie to nre.
(chorus)
The,,vinds have bloun ovel the ocean.
The winds have blollln ovei the sea,
Th€ winds have blown over the ocean,
And bro't bacl my Bonnioio me.
BLUE TAIL FLY
lrihen I was young I usad to wart
0n master and give him his plaie
And pass the bottle whor he got dry
And brush away the bluelailed fly.
C-I!r6
Jinmie crack corn and I don'l ca'e,
Jimnv crack corn and I don't cale,
Jinmi crack corn ard I don't care,
The naster's gone a!'/ay,
And when he'd lide in th€ aflernoon,
1'd l0ll0w after with a hickory bro0m;
The pony beirg rather s[Y
Ilhen bilten by a bluelailfly.
0ne day he ride around the tarm,
The llies so numerous, lhey did swarm;
0ne chanced to bite h m on the thigh;
The devil take the blue-tail flYl
The pony run, he jump, he Pihh;
He threw my master In the drtch.
He died and the iury wondered !'/hr_
The verdict was tlre bluelail flJ]
They lay hinrunder a'slmmon tree;
flis eD taoh is there to see:
"Bcn;ath this $one I'm lorced to ie,
Avictin of the bluFtailllY "
IN MY MERRY OLDSI,lO8lLI
Corie away wiih ne, Lucille, in my meny 0ldsflobile,
D0wn the rcad of life $/e'll I y, automobuzzing you and L
To lhe church we'll swillly steal, ther ouf ,/rcdding bells
w ll peal.
You can go as far as you like with fie in ny mefiy
0ldsmobile.
OH ALICE
0h, A ice, wher€ are you going?
Upstairs lo take a bath
0h, Alice, with leCs like loothpicks
Art a neck like a gin{le
0h, Alice, steppei in the batlr tub
And she pulled out lhe plug.
0h, nry gracious, 0h, nry soul
There go€s Alice down the hole.
Clurp'glurp -glurpl
LITTLE LIZA JANE
I gol a gal and you got none, Li'l Liza Jare.
I got a ga and you got none, Li' Liza Jane.
Chorusi
0h, Liza, Li'l Liza I ane.
0h Liza, Li' Liza Jane.
Come my love and marry me, Li'l Liza Jane
I |vill tak eood care of thee, Li'l Liza lane.
(Chorus)
Gwine ter lhrow the dice awav, Li'l Liza iane,
llhm yo'name the happy day, Li'l Liza I ane
Liza iana done come to me. Li'l Liza ian€.
Both as happy as can be, Li'l Liza Jane
llouso and lot in Baltim0' Li' Liza lme
Lolsof chillLrn r0un'de do', Li'l LizaJane
(chorus)
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IT'S A GRAND OLD NAME
MY MELANCHOLY EABY
F0r it is Mary, Mary plain as any name could be, ftme to ne n'y melanclro y baby,
But witlr pr0priety, soc dy will say " larie". Cuddle u0 an don't be blue.
Lid it rvas Mary, Mary ong before lhe fashion came; Allyour lears are foo ish farcy baby,
And there is so0rething there that sounds
square, Y0u kn0w dear, lhat I'n in love wilh you.
It's a grand old name.
Elery cloud n st hav€ a silvef lining,
Wait unUl lhe sunshines through.
TI]ERE'S A LONG LONG TRAIL
Smile. my h0n€y dear, $,hile I k ss away each lear.
There's a long, long tra I awirding
0r else I shall be melancholy, too.
lnto the and of my dreams,
!!here the niChlingales
MY Il/ILD IRISH ROSE
are slng ng,
And a whlie moon bearns;
My wild lris,\ R0se, the sweelest flou/er ihar gmws.
There's a 0ng, long nighl of waiting,
You may search evefywhere, but none can conpare
Unt I my dreans al cone lrue,
Yliih my wild lrlsh Rose
Till lhe day that l' I be soins,
My lvild lrishRose,lh€ srrcetest ilowerthal gmws,
Down that long, on8 trail wilh you.
And some day for my sake, she nay let me lake,
IF YOU KNEll/ SUSIE
TIe bloom lrom my wild l sh Rose
lfyou kn€w Susle like lknow Susie,
THE BAND PLAYED ON
Ohlohl 0h what a girl!
There's none so dasE as this falr lassie
Casey w0uld waLtz wilh a slral]!berry blonde
ohl ohr iloly loses, whal a chassisl
And lhe band played 0n. He'd gllde crcss lhe flo0l
we lYent riding, she didn't balk.
|ryith the g r he ad0red and lhe bmd played 0n.
Back lrom Yonkers, l'n lhe one thal had to walk. Bd his bfaln wa so l0aded, he nearly erpl0ded.
lf yod knely Susie like lknow Susie,
The poor gir shake with alafrn.
ohl ohl Ylhat a qirll
fle married the ^tuld girl wiih the strawbefly cur,
WHEN I GROYl TOO OLD TO DREAM
TEA FOR TyJO
lljhen L grow loo old to dream, 1'll have you lo rernenber
\lhen I grow t00 old t0 drcam, yorf love will lwe in ny Piclure you upon rry knee, tea tor lwo and tl,!o for lea
Me loI you and you for me a1one.
$ kiss me, my s$eet, and so Let us part.
Nobody noar
mren I grow
us lo see us or hear us.
tm old io dream lhal k ss tlili live in my N0lriends 0r relat 0ns on weehend
head.
vacali0ns.
l|/e
HUI./
lvon't have it know, thal we own a te ephone, dear.
$ kiss me, my sweet, and so lei us pa{.
Day w I break and you'll awake and starl0 bake a sugal
Ard when lCrow loo old to dreanr
cake for me i0lake l0r all lhe boys to see.
l]lie wi I rarse a lanrily, a girl for you and a boy for ne..
Thal k ss lYil lve in ny heari.
Can'l you see how happy \,,/e wl I be.
THAT'S MY DESIRE
PRETTY BABY, PRETTY BABY OF MI]IE
T0 spend 0ne nieht wilh y0u in oLrr 0ld f0ndezvous,
And renrinisce wilh you, that's my desrfe.
Ev'rybody oves a babl that\ llhy I'n tove with you,
T0 nreet where gypsies play d0wn rn lhat dim cafe,
el|y Daoy Fe y oaby. 'n
An dance lLl break of day,lhat's my desire.
And I'd hhe l0 be you srsler, brolher, dad and nottEr too
We'll sip a littl€ glass ol wrne, I' I gaze into your eyes
Prelty baby, prelty baby.
llon't you (0nE and ht ne rock yoLr In mv cfadte of ove.
And feel the iouch of y0u lips pressrng on mine.
And $,e'll ruddle all lhe trnre_
T0 heaf you whispef low iust when t's line to
0h I rani a lovrn'
90.
baby and rr nrSht as wett be you.
Cheri, ll0ve y0u s0. lhat's my desire.
LET THE REST 0F THE rrl/0RLD G0 By
irYith s0neone like you, a pal g0od md lrue,
I'd ike t0 leave it all behlnd ar s0 and iind
Some place lhai's knowi lo God a one,
Just a spot lo call o own.
llie'll find perfect peace, whe{e j0ys never cease,
0ut there beneath a kindly sky.
ll|/e'll build a sl,eet lltlle fesi s0nrewhere in the West,
And et the rest of lhe world so by.
LITTLE G]RL
Lrlile gi , you're lhe one gir for me.
Lrllle g rl, y0u're as sweet as can be.
Jusl a g ance at you meant love fron the start.
And oh, whal a lhrill cane into my heart.
Little 91 , with your cute Llttle ways,
lan yours, for lhe rest of my days,
And lhls greal big w0rld will be div ne
Lilile srrl |vhen y0r're mine al mine.

OON'T FENCE ME IN
ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY
0h, give me lard, l0ls of land under starrv skiss above. 0n lopof old smoky,
Don't
all covered
fence me rn.
with snow
I lost rny true lover for c0unin'too stow.
Let ne rde thf0ugh the |vide 0pen country lhal I tove
Noh, courtrn's a pleasure and pd{t ng is g et
Lel me be by myse f in lhe evening bre€ze
And a lalse+earled lovers $i0rse than a th ef.
Lislen t0 the murnrurol lhe collofw00d trees,
Send ne off forever but I ask yor please,
A thief, he'll just rob yor and take what y0u hav€
8ut a falseheded lover witt tead you t0lhe grave.
lust lurn me loose, let me straddle my old saddle
Undernaalh the llestern skies.
Th€ grave wiil decay you and turn you to dusl
0n ny cayuse, et me wander over yondef
Nol a girl ii a lhousand apoor boy can hust.
Till I see the mounlalns rise
I wanl to ride to the ridge wher€ lhe l\Jesl cornmences, She'll hug y0u and kiss you and tett you lllore ties
Gaze at lhe nroon til I lose fly senses
Than cross-tres 0n a ra k0ad or stafs in ihe skies.
Can't l00k al h0bbles and I can't sland lences,
Conro all you youn€ lovers and tisler to ne
!on't hang your affecti0n on a green wi ow tree.
The leaves lhey will withef and the r0ots thev |!i die
And you'll all be forsaken and never knowhi.
I LOVE YOU TRULY
l/|\E=
I love you truly, truly dear.
Life with its s0rr0ws. lile with ils tears.
Fa&s inlo drerns, |1,ien lknow vou are near.
Because I love y0r trLiy, lruty daar.
TIYHEN Y0U AND IY1ERE YoUNG, MAGGIE
r aatered toddv l0 rlF l l, VdggrF, .04drcl rrp t(e1e
SHE'LL BE COM]N'ROUNO THE MOUNTAIN
She' be c0min round lhe m0unlain |Yhen she c0ires,
She'll be c0nin round the m0unlain when she c0mes,
She'll be steanrin'and apuffin', and she' I never slop for
She' I be conin r0und ihe n0unlaif \ahen she comes,
l'll be ovine you, always,
ll|/ith a love that's irue, al\!ays.
{hen the lhrnSs yodve planned need a heLping hand,
lwlllundefstand, aL!,lays, a ways.
Days nray not be falr, alwaYs.
Thai's {hen l'll be lheie, always
Nol0r jusl an lrour. not I0r iust a day,
Nol Ior lusl a Year, bui aLwaYs.
-\p rr.+ dro Irp frpdling 010 | ll Vdggr" A. xp r\pd
r0 00 r0ng ago.
The sreer Crove rs g0ne fr0nrthe hil . Massie,
lllhere firsthe daisies spluis:
Thecreakingold m I is sli, l\faggie,
And lhe tria s of ife nearly done;
Lel us s nC 0i the days lhat are gone, Maggie,
l'flren you and I were young.
SMOKE CETS IN YOUR EYES
Th€y asked me how I knew my lrue love was truei
l, 0i c0urse, replled, somethine here tnside
Cannot be denied.
They sald soneday y0u'll find all who tove are b ind.
!!hen youf heat's on flfe, you rnusl reatize
Snoke sets in your eyes.
So I chaffed lhem, and I Rarly laushed
To thin[ they co ld doubt my ove.
Y.l loddv r love tds llol!. ardv. I on xrltoLt ny tove
Now laughinB friends defide lea's I carnot hrde
S0 | smile ard say $,hen a lovely f aine dies,
Smoke geis in your eyes.
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f
FOR HE'S A IOLLY GOOD FELLO\|/
For he's a jolly good le lo!'r,
For he's a tolly good fe low,
For he's a jolly good fellow,
lll/hlch nobody calr deny,
For he's a joLly good fellow,
For he's a jolly good fellow,
For he's ajol y sood fellow,
CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY
WAGON SJHEELS
!!ae0n wheels, waSon wheels, keep 0n aturnrd, wag0n
Roll alons, sing your song,
Carry rne over the hil .
C0 'long u e, lhere's a steanrer al llre landing
Waiting for lhe cotlon lo load.
G0'long nule, ihe b0ss is underslanding,
There's a Dasture at the end of eacn road.
j/lag0n
wheeis, wagon wheels, keep 0fatufn f',wag0n
Roli along, siflg your song,
Irdg0r xlpdi..r'y . \0 F, lagor x '
rd y "l",0, p
'eels
*Cary me back lo old Vifsinnv.
Thefe's where lhe cotton;nd ihe (orn and tarers !row
rnere s where ihe b rds $iarble sweet In the sorinptlme
rrarp 5 wfpF ll.e 00 oar.py'i ledn a I orgod ro 80; ,rrc)
rnere s wnere I tah0red s0 hard t0r old Ma!sa.
uay alter day in lhe field of yet or c0rn:
'10 pl&e 0n ea.th d0 | love more vnceretu
Than'ol Vrrsrnny, the state wherF I aas b6rn.
OLD GANG OF MlNE
0ee, but I'd give the world l0 see ihai old Sang of mane;
I can't forget that 0ld quatei thai sang Sweet Adeline
Goodbve loreler, old hll0ws and gals,
Goodbve lorever,old sweetheafls and pals,1G0d bless them)
Gee, but l'd give the wofld lo see ihat old gang of nine
YJHIFFENPOOF SONG
fo lhe lable down ai Mory's,
To ihe pldce where Louis d\,'/ells,
T0 lhe dear o d Temple Bar we loved so well,
Slns lhe |!hiffea0ofsassembled, $/ith therr g asses
ralsed on high,
And lhe nragic of their singing casts ls spe l.
Yes, the magic0l lheir singing 0f the songs I loved s0
\,'/elr,
"Shail lwasting'r and "Mav0ufneon,"and ihe resl,
l]ve will serenade our Louis
Mrile lrfe and voice shall lasl,
Ard we'll pass and be fo'gotten lyith lhe rest.
Reffain:
llr/e are p0or litile lambs, wh0 have l0st 0ur way,
lve're little black sheep wh0 have s0ne astray,
Genllemen songsters a I on a spree,
Doomed lrom |lere lo eterniiy,
Lord, have mercy on suc[ as we,
Baa, baa, baa.
TAVERN IN THE TOUN
There rs a iavem in the toj{n, in tfle toMl,
Afld lhere ny dea love sils him do,rn, sits hin dol^n,
An-ndriflks his wine m d Lauglrler ftee,
And never. neverlhinks ol ne.
Chorus
Fare thee we|, for I must teave ihee,
Do nol el this parllngrieve thee
And remember thathe 6est 0f friends nrusl pad, musl part,
Adieu, adieu, kind friends, adieu,€dieu, adieu,
I can no longer siay wilh you, siay wiih y0u,
l' I hang my hae 0n a weeping willow tfee
And may the \,/orld go well wrlh thee.
He lefl ne for a datrrsel dad! damsei
;
Each Friday flghi they Lsed to spad, used lospa
tud now my love, once lrue lo me,
Takes lhat dark damse on his knee.
0h, dig my grave bOth wide an deep, wide an deep,
Putomb stones ai my head and feet, head and feet,
And on my breasl lu$ carve a turlle dove
To sisnify I died of ove.
67

AIlER CA
( l. ,"Ilr
Andrors
d-'st,i*i
l\ cdrntry i s 0l lhee, Sweol lari 0l iberty,
PERFECT DAY
0lthee I sinrl
Land wharc ;y laihers d ed, and 0l ilre p srin's prLde !!hen you c0ne to the end 0l a perfecl day,
Fron ev0fy n0untain sid0, ei lreedon r ng.
And you sit alone with your thought;
llhie ths chines ring 0ut with a carol gay;
l,'y rrtive muntry,lhee, land 0l the noble ffee, For lhe j0ys thal lhe day has br0ughl
Thy nane I ove;
F0r menory has painted thrs perlecl day.
ove ihy rocks and r I s, thy w00ds and tenpled ril s, vlJith colors that never fade;
ily head |'lillr raptrne thrills, lke tlut above.
And \le find at the end of a perfect day,
The soul of a frend we've made.
0ur fatlren' G0d, h llree. AUih0r of L berty,
To Thee we s ng;
Yl]U'RE A GRAND OLD FLAG
Lo s n ay our l d be brL$l w t lrePdon'( hot! ight
Prnti(l Lrs bv Tly n ghL Grcal Cod 0rr Kin!.
Y0u're a grand 0ld flag, y0u're a higIfly ng f ag.
AIR F0RCE HYl,lN
And fofevef n Face ray you wave.
You're lho emblen oi ihe lar l love
ofl we so into lhe wi d b ue yonder.
The honre of the free and the bravo.
Every lreart
Climbing h 8h into
beals irue under Red, }1Jhrle. aad B ue;
t[e sun.
!!here there's never a boast 0r a brag;
llere they c0rne z0oning l0 meel0rr thLrnder.
At'eflrboys. givo lrcr tlre gunl
Bri shorld auld acqua ntance be forgot,
Down \ae d vo spo rng our f anies ffon under
Keep your eye on lhe Crand o d flag.
0if wilh ore hel-rv-a rcaf,
STAR SPANGLEO BANNER
\Je live in liane - 0r so down in ilame
Noth ng can stop thc U. S. A r Fofce.
0h, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light,
N,hat so proudLy we hailed ai the twilight's lasl gleaminS?
THE MANINE'S HYMN
lYlrose broad $ripes and b ght sta|slhr0ugh theperilous
Iighl,
Fron tre halls 0f Moirtezuma t0 the sh0res 0l Trip0lL: 0'er the ranparts \,!e waiched, werc s0 gallantly stfeaning?
vle \! I lishi our c0untry's battle inlhe air 0n and 0f sea; Ard lhe rockel{ fed elarc 0l the bombs burstrng rn air,
Frsl t0lisht fof rlghi and lreed0m, and to keep 0ur i0n0r Gave proof lhrough lhe nlghthat our Ilag was still lhere.
0h, say does that star spangled banner yet wave
\{e are proud to cla m the title 0f llre ljn ted States O'er lhe and 0l lhe free and the home 0i the brave?
AI.lER CA, THE BEAUT FUL
0 beauli(Lrl l0I spacr0Lrs sk es l0r anber \'r'aves 0l graLn,
F0f purple m0unla n naleslies ab0ve the fr! led p ain
Ar.r ca, Anenca, G0d shed his grace or ihee,
And cf0lvn thy 800d \1r lh brolherho0d. if0n sea l0
ANCHORS A]{EIGH
a,{eigh ry b0ys Anch0rs A,reigh.
Farcre to co egoloys, we saL at teak ol day, day. dry
0n our ast n glrt ash0rc. dnnk to the foan-
$ t ve reet mce m0re heds \'l sh ng you r lrappy
THE CA SS(] N SONC
0ver hr , 0vef da 0, \!e have hil lhe dusty trall
And ihose caissons go fo ing a ons.
LaL r"r | .r r, !lt i 0L r h"d l'0s" .oldF , i
rr'/h e those Caissons go fo li g al0rg. ^'.cor
For it's Hil Hi! Hee! In ihe F eld Altil ery
Call 0fl y0ur numbers l0d and strorg {0ne-lw0)
And , iefD'ere y0u g0, y0u wil always kn0w
Thath0se Calss0ns are r0 | nC a 0ng (Sh0rt "(e0p
'En RolL ng")
Thathe Ca ssons are roLl ng along.
0h, lhrs be t ever when iree men shalL stald
Between theI| l0v'd hones and the wa/s desolatron
Blest with vict'ry and peace, may the Heav'n rescued land
Pralse the p0w'rlhai hath made and prcserved us a naiion.
Then conolrer we must. when our caLrse il is tusl,
Ard lh s 6eour motto: "1n God is our trust".
And the sid spang ed bannd in lriunrph shall wave
0hr lhe and of the free and the hofie of lhe braveL
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FRJVOLOUS SAL
They ca led he.lfivotous Sal
A pecu iar $rt of a eal.
flith a heart that waimet ow.
Annall.r0und g00d fett0* ras n y otd Dal
You lroLibles, 30rrows and rarp
She was a ways wil|n! to share.
Awild s0d ol devil, b;t dead on lhe tevet.
FJVE FOOTWO, EYES OF BLUE
Frve fool iw!, eyes of btue
Bul0hl wha h0se fr!e fo0lr0uld do
Has anybOdy seen my 8 l7
rurned Lrp f0se, turnedown hose
Never had no olh€f beals,
nas anvhody seen I y Slrl?
Now rlyou run into a f ye r0or two. covered l, Ih tll
u dnond l|fgsand a rhose th nPs
Bet your life it sn,t her
Bul rould !he tove, coLrd she $oo?
lou d !he, cou d she, coutd she cooT
has anybody see ny gi ?
SID E 8Y SJDE
0h, we a n'tgotb-.r ot money
rlraybe wP re rag:ed and tunnv.
8ut.wp'l travel a on8 s ng rg a s0np sde bv nde
lon r rnow wnat s com nP tofio ow
Mavbe t s troub e rnd soirow,
bur \le tt Uavel the road shalng 0u oaL], srde bv srde
r'ougr dl rl ds ol .{ddlFd, I "o. I e "\ r r0,drr
rusr as rong as ,le fe ioSethpr rt does,t rathr
rren
at dl
rney !e a i had thF h0ubtes and Dart"aLl
we tDe lne safle as we starled.
Jusl lravelifg at0ng stngrn! a i0n€, side by s de.
NO! NOI A TI]OUSANO TIMES NO]
:.'*',,;:ii::l:Br'lil .r p
',no
,d'de, was s' p
lYhowned alt the rown prooeftv_
iie |v0uld pLrrsup her thr0ughrits and throuph delt(
Du sne rvas u/r!e to his Same Earh time hathfeatened
ere lhc wo ds she,d
flol Nol A lhou$nd
iines Nol
i:,iiil?i
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thousand
i,ses;
rimes No'
iT'S A Cl]O DAY
Yes t's d Sooday lor \ nArn' a ,onp
And rl s a g00day for nrovrn'dton-o
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Yes, il's a 8o0day how.outd anyjh nq ,o wrono
A gooinay lrom morntnS tr n{ghr
tes |r s a gooday for siinrn'your shoes
3n0 rr t a g00 day for tos n' yoLrf btues
:ver}{nn8lo
garn and noth n' to toi€
Lrusp l s j 800dav ftom rorn n'rilnj-otrl
rsal m rhe sun .,c00d nornrng. sun, I 5e aftl +rne l0il:
4fi ;;;,;il g'J!;i';i?j,, :I;.f'' "'" *"'
raus€ 's. mod day f0f irayrn' rc!ibrlls
Ano /f5 a gooday for cunn' your s
i:,J:::,lt:?,:i?,li#, H; iyit iftii'
CONEY ISLAND EABY
We had a ttte parly il0wn rn Freeport.
. nPIe wds ftaly lhpre Nas Mary, thFrc {ds crare
re nao a ltn e party dowl n Freeoorl
And |Ye had t0 .:rrry Mary ftom lhe lrtace_
lle had to r: ry l\iatu lo the f"qrv
we had lo L'1rry [iary fton the shofe
And lhe r€a$n thrtwe had ro (arrf Marv
Was that !lary(0utLln't
cafry any n;re. '
Goodbye mv Cnney lndnd Baby.
rarewe I r0 th€e my 0\irn tfLre love, true iove,
m gonra 5ar away and teavP you.
$ goodbve $ long, tafewe I toreve,.
loodbye my Coney lslrnd, I sard nry Coney ls and
booooye nr/ Uoney tstand Baby.
SCHOOL DAYS
Srh00lnays srh0n days rl€af otd g0lden fule da!s
npd0rn dnLl I trn dnd'ritlrtir, iaurht ro the tuie of
Yor 1r€re my queen in cal c0 | was y0ur bashtu baref0ol
And vou 0n my state
'.|otp
',t ove jou !0."
wnen sP vrere a c0up F olt1d5.
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OLD MACDONALO HAD A FAR]\,I
RACTIME CO!/BOY JOE
0ld lilacDonald had a farm, E_fE_l_0.
He always sings, ragg f' music t0 lhe cattle as he s$/ings
(Repeal lhese l0ur neasres alief each verse.) eack ani lorw;'d ln'iis vadle 0n a h0rse, pretty s00dhi;e
That is sync0pated galted and s such a lunny meter l0
And on his larn he had sone chicks, E_l_El 0. the rcad of his repeater,
With a chick, chick here, and a chick, clrick lhere, How lhey run, when they heart thls fe ow's gun,
fere a chick, thele a chick, everywhere a chick, chick Because lhe weslern f0lks all know.
fle's a high falutin', ro0tin', t00t n', son 0f a gun from
And on his faffi he had sone ducks, El-E1-0.
With a quack, quack here and a quack quack therq Rag lrme mftoy, talf abour yoLrf c0l,!b0v:, raglrne (0\,r
He'e aquack, thele a quack, elerywhere a quack, quack. boy l0p. I reaL y mean il, ragrime towboy loe, I |vill
repeal lt, Raglime CowboY Joe.
Turkey (gobble-gobb e)
PiC (oink-oank)
Ford (ratiLeratile)
I AIN'T Crrr/lNE STUDY hJAR N0 MoRE
Cwine lo lay down my burden, downby the r verside,
Do\,rn by lhe riverside, dol,'ln by Ure riverside,
Gw ne to lay down myburden, do!!n by the riversrde
!iq!!
I ain't g!,/ine sludy war no more,
Ain't gwine slrdy wa' no more,
Ain'l gwlre sludy waf no nore,
Ain't gwine (udy war no more,
A n't gwine study war no nore,
A n'l gwine study war no nore.
A BICYCLE BUILT FOR T\1]O
Daisy, Daisy, gi!e me your answer trLre,
I'n hall crazy all for the love 0l y0u,
It won't be a stylish naf age,
I can't allord a can age.
But you'll look sweel; uFn th€ seal,
of a bicycle buillof two.
OLD BLACK JOE
Gone are ihe days when my heafi !,/as y0ung and gay.
Gone arc ny fiieids ffon th€ colton fields away;
G0ne from the ea h t0 a better Land I know,
I hear the gentle v0ices calling, "0ld Black J0e "
lxslus:
I'm r0min8, I'm cominS, F0r my head is bendinS l0w
I hear therf gertle vo,ces calling, '0ld Black loe."
YlJhy d0 I weep $/hen my hea should ie€l no pain?
Why do I sigh ihat my lrieMs cone nol again?
Cfievin! f0{ forms no$J deparled l0ng rg0,
I hear therr gently voices calling, "0ld Blacli Joe "
HONEY
I'm jn love wlth you, hon€y, say you love ne, 100, mney.
No 0ne else will d0 h0ney, Seems funny, but it's true.
Loved you fron the start, hney, bless you liitle heart,
honey.
Ev€ry day $ould be s0 sunny, honey, with you.
THE DARKTOWN STRUTTER'S BALL
l'll be down lo Belyou in a talr, honey.
You'd betterbe Ieady about half pa!l erghl.
Now, honey, don'i be late.
I want to be ihere wher theband stadsplayin€.
Remember, whm !rc getheG, honey,
The t!,rc steps, I'm gonna have th€n all.
I'n Sonna dance off bolh ny shoes,
[I]en lhey play those "Jely Roll Blue{',
Tomorrol,! nraht al the Dadilo{lr Shuiteis ba l.
l'll be down io getcha in apushcart, honya,
You 'd belier be redy bod past half ei8hl.
Now, hony4 doncha be late,
lvarta be there wh€n theyplay ihe Kashutska.
Five cents, ten cenls. noltin' t0 ne.
I can'l soend an ein, swi,lhreseee.
Don't forPel to poMer Your nose
So da hafirnl don'i schnell ,r0m your c othes,
T0morrou night ri th€ mustard rianulaclure/s B'A.L'L.
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In my arms, in mv arns
Ain'l I nevef godna get a girl in mv arms?
In my arins jn my afms.
Ajn't I never e0nna gei a bundle 0f charms?
lst Chorus:
J.JLrst g0tl, have a h0ney h0tdrnp nre tisht
Y0u can keep your tnrttrne and tour ouitin,
rr I n a€onna€o lo Beilin,
!rmme a grft In lny arms t0ni8ht.
2nd Chorus:
And I ihan[ you for the many ]etters you,| $i le
.As ror s0rnelh ng ni.e and rute and female.
r'r never get rt in the V.mail
Cimflre a grrt in my arns loniiht.
YOU ARE MY SI]NSHINE
.Y0u are my su(sh ne, ny only sunshtne,
I0u nare me h4py when slies are Sray;
You I never Ino\]r dpa, how nu(h | ove you
P ease don't take my sunshine away.
DIANE
I'm n heaven when I s€e you smito.
Smile lor me, nry Diane.
And tho' €y'ryIh ng's dark al the whi e
Y0u have ljehted lhe road lmdinr h0me.
Pray lor me rYhen you can.
BLrt m iraller wherever I roanr
Smile for me, rny Diane.
SMILES
There afe sn ler thdt ma.\e you ha0oy.
There dre snr es thalm*e vou btue.
There are s|llr es that steal a$,ay lire teadr0ps,
A5 the sunbeans ltea away the det]!:
There are smiles lhat have a lender meanin!.
Thal the €y€s of ove alone nay see,
And the smiles that f ll my ife wilh sunshine,
Arc ihe smiles that you srv€ to me.
BABY FACE
TAKE ME OUTO TI]E BALL CAME
Take me Out to lhe ba I ganre, take me out with lhe crowd
bLy me s0ire peanuts and crackerjack, I d0n'lcare it I
Let ne 1001, root, r00l ior the home team.
lf they don't win itrs a shanrc.
F0r I's one, t,!o. lhree st|kes y0u're 0ut!
Al the old ba I game
LET I.IE CALL YOU SY/E€TI]EART
Let me call you sweeiheart, I'm in love wilh you..
Lel me hear you whisper that you tove ne, too.
|(eep lhe love I ghl glollrns n iour ey€so btue
Lelme call Vou swpethe,rrt, l'm 1n ovp wrth you.
OH MY DARLING CLEMENT]NE
In a cavern In a (any0n er(avatrng tor a mrne,
uwe a rnrner rorry-n ner, and his dauehter c en€ntrne
fucr
0h nv darlrng, oh ny darlrng ohnydartrng Clementrne
Y0Lr are r0r and gone torever, dreadful s0rry, ctemeniine
Irgli t\e ids d.0 t.'dtdt,/dtl"pt sh0a"/yqF"ut0q9
l'" r,r8 b0,Fs ril\olt o0 N

BALLADg EOQA
wr" l"vdh nt
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THE NIGHT THAT PATTYDIED
V; r. Waftt A 5a^
h1. r.ltd). lf. ?,/E
lHE NIGHT THAT PAT-TY }IURPHY D]ED I NEVER SHAIL FOR-GET THE
WHOI.E DAN\ TOWN GOT STIN-TING DRUNK AND SOIE AIN'T
6OBER YET
TIS ON:Y TH]NG TTCY DID THAT NICHT 11{AT FI1-L5 I T EEART WITH
ICE RIGHT OFT TIE CORPSE AND PUT IT IN TTIE
BEER {BOM-BOM-BO!{) IEAT'S HOW T:iEy SHO'iED THEIR re-

SIE;T FOt IATiY IIU'IPHY T]IAI':
HOi TFEY SI]OI'iED THEIR
HONOR A\D TFEIR PRIDE (EOI{-EOM-BOMJ IIAT'S
HO,V, TIEY
lHuiED THEIR FE-rpEC? FO:1IATlY I'4IJR-PHY T'E NIOIIT T1i.4T
PATIY THE NIGTT llIAT PATTY THE NIGHT TIIAT PITTY DIED.
MY G ALS A CORKER
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GAj_S A COR - l{ER 9Htri A l.tErl
0!T A noAD oF IiAIR;JUST LIKE A
taol -xEl
GRISIY BEAR
I BUY hEit EVERY TEING TO KEEI HER I\
H:Y 9OI5 T]IAT: lIHEF5 I1Y laoNEY
51YIE.
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Slre'sSD . rlDr\ho! dprr 16 lFt4oALirk
$a sc0 a prirol pyes
Jls le 4o kroio es
iPy i0/s.lhilt {he e
She'5Colapir 0lhrnds a( b g ts Vng tud trams.
5hps g0r apr ol enr lln
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she'sgd pdr ot h ps lat rte l40t8tlhsh Ds
HPy, boys llrt sqhere.
!re's sD . sreathrg roa rBr ,te p m(tl.!
lrp's go d pz I ol agslus le trr wirsta t.!s
Hat bor-. rhat s rh{re
$e'sgorapa roI ps lrsl Ielwopotc.trFs
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T1!RE'S IO_ _ _ IIE'S TRUE BLUE,II6'S A DRU}IX.ARD TIJRU AND TIiRU
HE CAN'I DANCE AND HE CAN'T SING. IIE OANIT DO A C*-D_
I111NG,6O
DRINI( 6HUC.A-!UG. CHUE-A.IUC CHUG-A.IUO
tlerc'slo -- -, ho's Irc bl$
He's a dMiad rtoush dd thbrsh
$ liil !D yo( s!8s 0d .elebcle today
He s flilrer gdiq lo lurven d lret going tlre ollrer way,
& di*.hug.4l!g, chlga !g.....
A COLD WINTER'S EVEN ING
'TliAS A CO|D 1,{IN-!ERS EVEN-ING, IEE GrlESlS dERr ArI LEAVING/ O'-
SI@ A SAD IEAR IN IIER BUC-IIET OF BEER A9 SIIE
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LEA-RY 'rIAg oLoS-INO THE EAR ?llGN rIE TLTRNED ANt iIE SAID T0 TIE
TIiOUGHT OF T1E COLD NITE A.IIEAD, ,iI€N A GEN.Ii!-Y"AN HA{D-SOMET,OOXED
IA-.DY IN FED, GET OUT YOU CANIT STAY ]i}IEM YOU AiE.
OV-ER TIE IRANSOIG,AND THEi,E AFE TID liOllDS TflAT HE SAID.
HER YO-TITER I{E-1IER TOLD TGR TI{E THINGS A YOI'NC EIRL SHOLTLD
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AGE HAS TAI(-EI: IIER lliAlI-TY
AND SrN HAs
LEFT ITS SAD SCAR SO S-I,IEM.BER YOUR YO.TIiER AI.ID g]S.TERS
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A MAN WITHOUT A WOMAN
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AJn llwi ml mse il\rcmd
Awmando*i'l kmv whal a gmd nrn she s g01
3!l ilrthec'sore th ns Nohe in this r veEe
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Llsts my hoiey, ehelislenh fle,
lnsl *e a dold C@s ftom hand lo haid,
A wosm g@sfmm md 10 n.r.
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Tlro.mi0wrs. grl knew bythe mre 0l5rwlod jre
lhe vas ch el ers ies al the shnt hil f3.ti ry
Ha lom vA . she had, she iad , fad I ke a $ll
Aid dery n glt redlohse
V llr her laldt ealher brstk
I'n, mmhLin'Metch 0f 0oveny dd lon I ppqay towi l
'Twdpove yI6l.onpe ei mel0wmderout in llre mn.
li *ay liig ol welhs, b€ rl vel u dry,
I'vepr r0 getme wlhood u layhedovn an dr..
c!q!!
s0 oobine yor hrmb e d lt 6 6lr0r liwF 10 Iavdn we
Lil€ ady do@il lo! 0w, ldr* me whrsk€y r ear,
'm aDnb i' wrel.h 0l p0vedy, the $n 0fasambo q.
The sn0l a$n ofa $of a$i olau 0i a grmboler,
Lm.evAtalldd hrdsome ard I eled e wrynerl,
They lholshl I v?s 100 good h ve, arc !00d{0!d l0 eal;
Brl ios'm0 d. ny e.l k hn, aidrowdylro dsmekst,
AM al tfrc grstun w th€nm* d lg0 wandcrn'prsL
I'm a idib ii'rrel.h 0l DNflty a0d lrcm T'ppqay hwf I
Mymal lboulrl i d 0d prwFsho! waydoM ii Mal&i
My hat I sloh lmm a silor 3d in ehhk@ *!srlrlhr4.
ily sho6 | 0 icked lnn 2n 0ld dmi i€4 that evqyiie
Nowy!rei esly eeslr'sml my nithfl.
Ai! yo! crrdiy *e she's mt my s rlq
0a!s I rever sroMd my s std srh a lre Lwa srod line
tud yo! or €s y se sie's rot nyswed e.
Cds ny s$eel di e relred.
Thrl evsered wlutsh. d d.
Shotl!st, persm lrieidol m ne.
3e prcld.dlhar'rthe boy souts mar!hiis$ig
3e prcpded alhrdlh le yor mdch, oig.
Be lretded t0 lrc d lor tmr prelty we I
Doil w, k nauhtY wmds or w? s lr& di t sle l.
Be prcllded lo I d€ lhat lici of c gdelles
oon l maketool lly0! 6mot rovd b.ls
Ket ttui rcelds i dlm rdey0/rerr
And beftrctu ml to smolelhem {h€nlhe Sodlmadd's
Fd he d y vilr ms sl thit tfey b. shdnd.
3e tire0aed ll.lllhd Boy Scol!!lemnded.
Be prepdod and bo do.i n wddrnddeed.
Don t s .l loryolr sisler tlrat srcl rlce
unle$ yor td . g00d percnbge 0f i€r !r .€.
Sepnpred afd be arciu mllodo
Y0!r toid dmds whm lhere\ m qe rrt.h rg y0D.
llor're loolru for advfll!re
Aidyd omea.ros as strulwh! ssmLLally
&tr'l benoMs. doi l bef 6hrcd

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PUT ON YOUR OLD GRAY BONNET
Pul on yo$ 0ld emy bonnet, with lhe blue ribbons 0n it
l/ih, r I frt(1010 ooborn
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t1" sla{, and lhroug\ l\F ra ds
lJe will drive t0 Dover, 0n orr Colden Nleddins Day.
ORINI(ING SONC
1€lody: 0ld Gray Bonnet
Gei out thal old si ver soblet wiih lhe SPD upon lt
Aid we'll a I have another keg of beer
F0r il ain't for kn0wledSe that we've c0no t0 c0llege
Buto raise h- whiLe we're here.
tlas been enptled by the br0tlrets gathered hele
Bri we can Eo t0 college on heridilary kn0wledge
So lei's ralse h- hile !'/e're here
LAYING
THE GUTTER
Layinc in the gltte{all covered up ,^ith beer
My whiskers full 0f pretze s, I ih0ushl the end was near
Then canre this slorious amy to save me lron this curse
Gl0ry, gl0ry ha lalujah srnglhe second verse.
Sins ha laluiah, Sins hallalujah
Thro\,,/ a nrckel on ihe drun jrsl t0 save a drunken bun
Slng hallalujah, Sing halla rlrh
Thf0w a nickel 0n lhe drum and y0u'll be saved.
We're bunmers, we'rc bunrmars a long way from hone
The peopLe don't llke us they leave us a one
\ve eat when we're hungry !,re drink when we're dry
ll lhe Affiy doesn'l get us we' lli!e until wo dio.
Sing hal alulah, Slng hallalulah
Throw a 0ickel on lhe drum jusl to save a drunkfl bum
Slng halla ujah, Sins hallaLulah
Thrcw a nickel on the drul'r and you'll be saved
TREE IN TI]E GROUND
Thero !,/as a lree,lhe culest little tree
0h... The lree in a ho e
tud the greer grass gro\aing al around, allaround
Ard lhe green grass grow ng all arolnd.
Now on this tree, there was a lrunk
The cutest litlle trunk lhat you eve' did see
0h,lhe trunk 0n the tree, and the tree ln the hole
And the hole n the srcund
And the green grass growng all around, all around
And t[e green gmss growing a I around.
Now0n this lrunk, thefewasa imb...
Now0n lhis liflb,lhere l]!as a branch...
fl0w 0n lhis branch, lhere was a lwie...
Now on this iwig,lhere was a leai...
Now on lir s eaf, lhere was a nen...
Now on this nesl, therc $,as a egg...
PL,t 0n y0ur 0ld grey bonnd, wiih the SiCna Phi up0n it. Now in this egg,lherc was a yolk...
And we'll g0lap anolherkeg 0l beer.
Though we all go to m Lege, w€ get dam little kno$/ledg€. Now in this y0lk, there was a bird...
But we raise he* while we'rc here.
Now 0n lhis b[d, Urere l/las a wing...
Now on this wing, there was a feaiher...
N0v{on ihis fealher, there was a flea
Nowon this f ea,lhere was DDT...
No nrore flea, no firore tealher,
N0 m0re trunk, no more tree, n0 m0re h0le.
tud the greefl grass grows al arcund, all around,
Ard lhe green grass grows all aound.
DRINX,
INK, DRINK
Drink drink, drink, drink, drank drank, dfank, drank
Drunk last night, drunk the nig berofe,
Gonna gel drunk t0night like I never got drunk before
For when I'n drufk I'm as happy as cafl be.
For I an a nenber ol the Souse family.
N0\,! the Souse faniily is lhe besl la i y
Thal ever came overfron old Gernrany.
No!,r ther€'s the highland Dutch and the Io\+land Dutch.
The Rotterdam DLrtch and the Gosh darn Dutch-
S nSing glori0Lrs, gl0rious, one keg of beer for the fourol rs
And glory be l0 God there's no nore 0f us
For ono 0f us can drink il aLl a10ne. Darn quickl
Now God made the lrish but he d df i nLake much.
Bui they're a datn siie better than the g0sh darn Dulch
S,rgr"g gl0fl0us. r o,r0 |orp{Fg0'0ee r0'f.l0Lt0lu\
And s orv be l0 God lhere s no more 0l us
For o-re;f us can drink it all a one. Darn iruickl
Deaddrunk..... The Iucky $ifk.
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ENCINEER'S RAMBLE SONC
[hlody: Ranbl d Wreck
There {as a bold younS engrnepr
trnolusr g0lout of schoo .
He had a 0l 0fBrcal br8 boots
And loew he was no foot.
Thay el h n mdrf np naton orns
Bulhe d dn't lnow the rodp
& they ditched hin lwo mit0s 0ut of canr0
And let him hun he road.
!l!qr!!:
0h didn'l he ramble he mnb ed, He ranbled a arcunrl
ln and out 0l to\|n. 0h, {lidn't he ramb e. he ranbted
He rambled til the butcher cul him down
Ne gol a Job as an eleckic rrran,
And lhoushl he'd nake sone tin.
Thev tent hrn up a b I lat pote
He lost h s sr p and tunbled back
8rt grabbed the,,,rifos brighi,
Then hLrn€lhere for a monent
T the jLricepulod hls ieht.
He tnen renl down in the depths
llherc Satan runs lhe p ant.
He 0anled lo see Ihe chief EnFineer
But Satan said you can't.
Theo are no eng feers down hero
For lhat could never be.
Then he said "l slress l'll ramble 0n,
This is no place for ne."
Heianrb ed Lrpto feaven
To see who ai was thefe,
And there yrere a bunch of fe ows
Sone wefe sircking cigareltes,
fud al wefe dr nk ng beer.
So he koew al ome, lhe who 0 darned bunch \(efo
S.P.D Engineofs.
He nmbledown to $ashinglon
To soe wlro al was lhere.
And thefe lYas llr. ............
hthe President al chair.
1n \va ked 0ean.-...........
And said "You great big c oYrn.
\llD lhe heck don'l yor get Lrp
And iel an enClneer sit dowo "
IVAN SKIZAVITZSKY SXIVAR
The sons ofthe prophet were hardy and boid,
And qrite unaccustomed lo leaq
And tho bavest 0f all lll'as a nar, I am totd.
Named Abdul El BufBu Amee..
lf lhey wanled a man t0 eu(ourage the van,
uf to hrrass the foe rn the reai
ur lo slorn a redoubt, they would set u0 a shoui.
For Abdu El Bul.Bu Ameer.
There were hef0es in plenty at nen known to fane.
llho lought in lhe ranks ofthe Czar;
Bul non€ 0f nore lame than a man bv the name
0f lvan S[rzdvilzsly S[rvaf.
He cou d sing I ke Caruso, both tenof and bass,
He (ould p ayon lhe Spanish CurlaG
h tacl, quile lhe cream 0flhe Must0vrte han
llas lvan S(izavilzsky S{ivar
0ne daylhis Muscovite sh0u dered his gun
And walkedolln the streel !,/ilh a sneer;
ue was looking for fun $ihen he haooened to run
Ulron Abdul E Br,l-Bu Aneer.
"Young man," sa d Bu.Bu ,,is exislence so dut ,
Thal you're anxi0rs lo lhish your career?
For, infidel, kn0w you have tr0d0n ihe loe
0l Abdr EL Bu.Bu Aflreer."
"$ lale youf last ook al the sunshlne and bfook,
And send you( regrets to lhe Czar;
By wh ch I imply lhal you are eoing t0 dre,
Mrster lvan Sizavils[v Skvar.'i
Then lh s bold Mameluke dre$, his irusly chibougue,
Cryins: "AllaIi]-Allah P,lbad"
And i{ith murdercus inlent he m0st suddenlv llent
For lvar Ski2avitzsky Skvaf.
0n a slone by lhe banks whefe the Neva d0ih r0l ,
There is wr llen in characlers cleaI
"0h, slfanger, renrenber to pray for the s0ul
0l Abdul E Bul.Bu Anreer.'
Il/hile a Musc0vile maiden her vlgildoth keep
By the ight of the co d Nodhem Stal
tud lhe nane thai she connantly shouts in her sleep
ls lvan Skizav lzsly Slivar.
THE GREENI]OUSE
Nlelody: When You lvore a lutiD
one day rn a grpenhousp, my blddy dnd I wp got r tob
re l{n e0 awry In. nous ronrerlrng with lhe f D4ers
l0 s,rv0 h0tel crpensps ,{e slept !pon the greenhouseJ 00
Ha anas were the lhingl we neverl40re.
Onenighl when \!e aw0ke, we f0und the greenhouse a
Y/e had n0 t ne lo dress, it featty was a shane. 50000000
He s'abbed a luL p. a big yetl0w rulip and tCrabbed a
For f0ts de !!ere bunrng ,0d tor sjfely yeafns.
Eutlle had no trne forc othes
fte noxtdaythe jrry c0fdemned uswith lury
r0r runnrng ar0und s0 ex00sed.
lve ldid "N0'{, J!d!p qu tyo r 5ta inp the oeta l are
ialling rrom hrs tu pand ny Fd rose
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TI]E ENGINEERS
Melody:: John Brown's Body
[h ody: Ramblif'Y/reck
I weaf nypinkpajarasin the sunmer when ii'sh0t \lho s the man designs oLrr purrps
And I !ear my flanr'€l nighrres In the wrnter 14h€n rl's not. With iudsment. skill and care?
And s0met nes in the ba ny !prrng and s0nelrme5inthetal Who is lhc nian that bullds them
I tump frghl In between lhc sheet!, w ih rothms 0n at at . And who keeps lhorn in repair?
1!h0 has to shul them down because lhe vatveseals
Glory, g1ory for the spnnpt nre.
G ory, glory forthe fall;
l's lhp boar ng wear ng gear ng teafing
Glory, Elory lorlhe sunlmer
When I lump I ghl in between the sheets
lyilh nolhlRg on at a .
xJho buys his juice lor hatf a cent
Afd wanh to cha.ge a dime,
And \yfo when $€'ve sirned the coftract
Can't dellver hall the tine?
!!lo,rr ". dlo^t0t txoltr.\r DF .e.r i..orr,neoreel"
Thev0I ndurrrg, load.redlr(rnsEtftlrrrat Ensrn;ei
hlro lh rks laith0ut his pr0ducts we'll a I be tn the urch?
yJh0lras a heathef idol whic he desirnates Research?
l4ho t nts tho creoks, perfunres lhe aia
And makes the Iandscapcs drearT
It's the sl |k-evo ving, grass,disso ving
Chenical EngiReer.
urho is it takes a t'ans t oul to f nd a sel,er tap?
y/ho ihen with care extremo locates
ONE BEER FOR ONE
0ne beer for one, two beers Ior lwo,
Three beefs iorlhree, Iour beers l0r me.
0ne barrel f0r 0ne, iwo bafle sfor lwo,
Three barrels i0r ihree, f0ur barrels for me.
0ne brewery for one, t!!0 breweries l0r lwo,
Tlrree breweries ior three, f0ur breweries lor me.
I slaggered home, I rang the bell,
l{y wil€ came down ard gave me -
HAILI NAIL IHE CANC'S ALL I]ERE
A gang of.sood ral ows afe we {a'e wel are we, (ar€ wel,
I th never a worryou see (you see) yoLj see (you see)
l{e laugh and joke and s ng and snroke
And iive liie nerfily;
rh malter tIe weather whon we pel toqelher.
Y'le havd a ub lee
fail flailthe gang's allhere,
\r!hat the deLrce do lye care
WDtlhe deuce do we care,
Hail, Hail we're Iull of cheer.
!!hat lhe deuce do we care now
llho s t goes to dig it !p
tud Iinds ii no\vhere near?
It's the nud.bespattefed, t0rn and ialtered Civil Engineer.
llho takes the pleasure out 0l life and makes
tvh0' fire a fsa good ookingirt b€cause
Mo subst iutes a d ciqrhone
ll r thP tcnnyrhas n8, do ar washng
lndustrial EnAlneer.
!!ho s the flan who'll draw a plan
From a tfansallanirc iner
To a haifEn made of rvire?
With "ils" and "andJ',"h0\ae'ers"
and',buls".
Ivho flukes his neanins clear?
The worknrsdaining, feeretain flg
Consuliing Engireer.
Who brilds a road for filiy years
And chanses his deniily
So there's no one lo sue?
Ylho c.vers al1 the lmv€led roads
The bunp pfovidinC rouglrt-on,ridlng
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Melody:0dBlmkloe
Fa, far away;fron lhesinlul wortd are l/!e.
Far,lar awar lrom comnorcia itie
lve dwell above in a belter wortd we kn0$,.
For Physics i! a pure, pure science
Around lhe nuciei thev po
Yes, Physics a puie;ours science
IOHNNY VEREECX
Melody: Belt Bottom Trcusers
BLACK SALOME
She'1Bot lngs on trer tinAers
Bui she d dn't BethFm t;n mp
ihe s got a nng n her nose and suppoie
rr c,lne Tr0m ner anreslry.
She s got a ring n her v0 ce that\ ca in! me
Iieone lidolize
Eullhe ony ng! she'ttgei fro me
tue lhe r ngs bemarh her eyes.
0h, I'n going io buy myse f a bia* srlome
A h00lchy-kootchy dancer from 8a oney.
All thal she wears is 0ne yard 0f tace
And sone mosquit0 nettins r0und her taco.
The r 0thes thal she wears they d0 not cost a cenr
But lhey leave ol! of room lor;ovelment.
\b use denying, I'n tired of home.
I'm 80ing io buy myself a black satome.
I AIN'T GOT NO USE FOR THE WOMEN
I ain't got no use forthe women.
A true one can sotdom be found_
Th€y'l siicl by a man $ihen he's Mnnrn,
tud iaugh ln hrs lac€ when he'5 dolr]ll.
Old Bill ,/yas ar honesl cowpunchef,
flonesl and uplght fid irLre.
rI ie teI t0 a bad !ho0trn' gunman
un accounlola gal named LLrtutu, Lulutu, Lu utu. Lutu
I ain't got no use for--, elc....
flow all lhr0uSh ihe nrghi they did I'ar him.
U ef (a(ti and ta I chaparrat.
Ti in the nrom they did find hiln
Al ihe end of a cowDUncher's trai .
I an'l gol no use for-.. otc....
On.p t"F. ids I DL.(Td-1,s tanF wa5 J0nnnv VFnF.l
rie wos a dP,irFr r^ sdLsaser a"0 sarr.cul dn;sn;;i'''
HEY BROTHER POUR THE lll/JNE
ne ma0e lne nnesl sausages
pn0
that eve, coutd be s;en
one 0ay he Invented a tam0u5 sdLrsaRe machrne, llPfe_we srt enloy n8 ihe shadp.
nev Brdher p0ur the wtnF
g&!q$
! nr th.p drint that / have mad0.
0h, Mr. Johnny Vedect, how (0uld
ney
y0u
br0tner,pour
be so
the
mern.
wtne.
t0u oughl t0 be Srvm a lrrt in the oants
.Lerr rou why lhe dJy rs sunnv
r0r Invmhng s!(h a
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m rn ovo with I ps ot honei
Now all lhene,Chbors cals
Ytillt
a1 dops
Vou sep the way shc wa ts
fill never more be seen,
tley Brolher poLI the {ytne
They've ail bem ground lo sausapes
h Johnny Verbect's mr!hrne.
She is coning here to stay.
fey Erother. pour ihewinl
day ihe thrn g0t busred,
-0ne
lhp dam thrnp woutdn,t
nave
m
waited for the dav.
50,r0r11y Verbp(k, he L ds ed nsrde t0 te; pJ ley Brother, pour
al .0;
nrs its0
the vline.
nre, e had a nrghtmare rnd wa[rns rn her steeo.
she wfrtes of ove in every tetter
Jne gave Ine anl a hdluva yank
urnprs [rvP irled bL]l I w tpether
And lolrnny Verberl !!ds meai.
lvirillyou sm the way slre-watIs
ney br0rier p0ur the ur ne.
lrlhai is Ile? ll|/hal is sortns?
l/ ral are a |re slars ihar;hine?
Love, my frierds, is everythtns.
And love wrll soon be nine.
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Pour it qulckly as you can.
Hey Brolher, Dour the wine.
Pour rl qurrtty on(e apa n
Hey, Erother pour thp {rne.
Sre's here at last, ny one and ontv_
Co0dbye friends an don,t be loneiv.
Vlat'll you see the lyay she watks'
Hey Brother, pouf the wine.
Blonli your eyes and ove has Dassed.
Hey Brolher pouf the !!,ne.
Her's was nevef neanl to tast.
Hey, Brothef, pofi the $rine.
$e inirodLrced me lo another.
l\b, my friends, he's nol her br0iher.
I v{i I n sslhe way shs watks.
Hey Brothe. pour the wine.
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8EER.8EER, BEER
F0{ rt's be€r beer, beer thatmakesvoLrwanlt0cheer
ln lhe farn 0n the larm Fort's beei. beef. beer.
:rat ac. -
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Cho.us
01 t1e I e d.m s.ar ro.0 to.".
Ifetes are difle fl cannot see)
cannol see {l have n0t brouCht my specs \./ilh nre)
I lrave not brought mv s0ecs with me.
For il's wh/sley {{hi!ley, llh eIpV.
Thalmakes you hP so ffisty.
Fort's !v ne, wine, wine, ihat nrakes y0u feet s0 tine.
For it's nuscalel lhal flukes you fee I ke hel .
F0r lt'.s water, water, water, that makes y0u feel you
khorus)
For itt gin, gin gin llrat makes you wanl t0 s n.
F0r it's rum, rum, run! lhal makes you feel s0 duirb.
(choru$
For 1t's brandy, brandy, brandy, lhat makes you feel so
Drink boys ard dfinklt while y0u car.
HYPERBOLIC TANGENT
For we sle€p md srorc while the coDs brcak doMl thedoor
To lhe
llel0dyi
cel ar ol old Sisna Phi.
Battle Hymn 0l lhe Repubiic
An engrneer once oved a nraidwllhpure dyiamicDassion
His "Modus 00efundi" was 0i scientif c fashi0n. SHO1I I.{E THE \vAY TO CO HOME
Cbflli:
A hyperbolic langenl to a cyc c polar p ane.
He was an Engineer.
0h, maiden fair ofgolden hair, cofl€ give me iust one k ss
Reacl fo.ever thus wlih ne in 0sculat ng btiss.
Wth you by ass,lhedays!,r llpass in sweet svnthelic Indicale the way to my abode.
lhfils
I'm fatigued and wish lo retire.
In k l0v{atts and BTU's we'l pay our gr0c€ry btlls. ind!lged
alc0h0 cs ! rty nrnules ago,
And t qenr I ghto my cerebel Lrm.
lll/e'll dine upon the besi 0f go0d. The kind thai'strict v !!hefever I may peranbu ate, on land 0r sea or
stable-
atmospheric pressure You mn always hear ne
And s0ft-b0iled eggs we'l daiLy eat fr0m a logaflthfirrc rendef this seleclioni designate the way to my abode.
YlJe'll build a modernist c ohn beside the sounding sea,
And raise a tribe 0f Engineers with vin and entropy.
0 walt, 0 na d come be my bfide, illuminate my days
Lel's synchrcn ze oLrr voltages and fluctuate in phase.
0rf fiDdest maid remained unswayed by a]l this tatk
fantaslic,
ln fact, her quips irollr uscious ips wefe clld and
SIGMA PHI BEER SONC
Me ody: The Caisson's Co Ro ng Along
Give a cheer, give a cheer lortheboyswhodflnkthebeer.
ln the cel ar ol o d Stelna Phi.
They are brave, they are bold, and thebeerthallheycan hotd,
ls a slory lhafs never been lo d.
So it's Euzzle, guzzle, guzzle, as lhebeergoesdown our
Sholl me lhe way t0 go home, I'm I red and I wanna eo to
bed. I had a lrti e drink aboLrt an houf ago and rt wint
freht to my head.
mrerever 1 may roan\ 0n land or sea 0r foall],
You
'lill a ways hear ne s ng ng th s song
Jnow l]le lne 4ay t0 g0 n0ng.
THE MOONLICHT SHO\]1/N ON TI]E BARROOM FLOOR
Melodyr Po ty l]volly Doodle
The noon ight shone
th€ barrc0m floor
The p ace was closed for the nrsht(the niph
When out of his hote (repla ittie, bittym;use,
uLrl n the pale moonli€hl.
0h, lE lapp ed up the liquor on the barroom f 00r
And back 0n his haunches he sat (he sat)
And to the empty room he c ed,
"Bling on lhe G- D- catl"
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CIGARETTES AND i]vl]ISKEY
once I was happy and had a good wile,
I had enough noney to last me for lile.
I met w th a gal and we went 0n a spree
She taughi me l0 smoke an drink whiskey.
q&!u!
Ci€arettes and whiskey and wild, wild, w0men,
'They'll dr ve you cfazy, ihey' | dfiYe you insane
Cisarelles and whlskey and wild, wrLd women,
They'll drive you crazy, lhey'll drive you insane.
Cigafefles Ls a bl0t 0n the wh0je human race.
A nLan ls a monkey wlih one in his face.
Here's my definitLon beljeve me deaf
A firc on one hand a lool on the other.
Br0ther repent 0r ihey'l wrile on v0ur grave
To {hrsleV and woiren here I es a poor slave
Tale warninB, dear nranger take {arnlng 0ear Iflen0
They'll wrrle rn brg lPtlers ihese \10rd5 atlh end
ST. PATRICX UAS AN ENGINEER
Sl Patrick uas an mglneer, he was, he was
SL Palrick was an engineet, he was, he was
For he surueyed lhe emera d isie
Ard made rls nrap a lrne Ptoirle
Erin g0 Bmugh, Rah lor the engrneers.
For he invenled lhe eled'ic Lig[t.
So engineers couLd study at night.
For he invented lhe logalLihnr
To counl the whLskers 0l bolshevrsm
Fo( he invenled the nonkey wrench
And screwed the awyer up0n the bench
For he invented lb Calculus
Ffi engineers to study afid cuss.
For he invenled the stresses and shears
To make us giddy before our Yems.
For he invented machine desrgn
Ard elbo, greaseto make 'enshrne.
For he invented the sleam and gas
That nake us s\,Yeat; so ld that Pass
For he invented machrne desrgn
And "elbow grease" t0 nake'en shine.
For he invented ihe sieam and sas
Thai make us sweat; so let that Pass.
'Twas he invenied th€ facultY
Thai chews ihe fat,xrth you and me.
For he invented lhe city park
So all couples could sit and spafi.
For he invenied the davenpon
That engineers nrighl have lhe r sp0rt.
GLtlRY, GLORY DEAR OLD THERMO
Tune: Bait e flymn oi the Republic
Freenergy and eniropy were swirlirg ar0uit lris blain
With parUal difhrentials and Creek letters in their lrain,
For Deltas, Siqnas Gammas, Thetas, Epsilons, and Pis
[Fre dr'r' T l'.r 0.l d leo ds l\av ddm"d belor" I i' "ves.
Cbdls
Clory, gLory dear old Thermo,
Glory, glory dear old Thernro
Clory, glory dear old Therno,
l'll get you by and by.
lleat content and fugacity revolved within his mind,
Like m0lecules and atons thal yotr nevel have t0 rM nd.
!Uth logmiihmlc fumti0ns d0in8 cake wa ks n hrs
And patial m0lar quanlit esdev0uring chocolale creanrs.
(cho'us)
They asked h m 0n lhe f nal il a m0le of anv gas,
ln a vessel \{itlr a menbrane lhrousl whichydrogen
\lere compressed t0 half ils v0 ume rlhathe enlropv
lf 2/30f Delta S gna equal the squale 0i De i3 Phi
fle said he suessed the enlr0py would have t0 equal l0ur
Un ess lhe second law would bring lt tp a mrple more
Butthen t nighi be seven il the therrnostat was good
0r ll nisht be alm0$ eleven if 0nce | $i v understo0d
(chorus)
The Dr0feser read hrs paper with a (0rrugated bro',r,
l0r ie I "n lp'o 'av".0 a ddo r' bll leddil0iilPlow
TilL a sudden lnspiraii0n
his cerebum wasnole,
And he seized his tlLrstv fountain pen and this is what he
{clrorusl
Just ds you Euested the enlropv, l ll hive t0 Suess yolrl
Biii lire s€cond la\r won'l nise it to the nark vou might
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SIGMA PHI DELTA FRATERNITY
ea&p ol &t/tr",t
The Code of Ethics of Sigma Phi Delta is founded upon the basic
principles of truth and honesty. The quotation, "Whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever things are honest" should be the
light guiding the footst€ps of an Engineer toward service and
EUCCeSS.
An Engineer should at all times be mentally, physically and
morally clean, and should conduct himself as a gentl€man.
He should be courageous in following his own convictiom, mentally
awake to make use of every opportunity, and should consider
the welfare of others before his own.
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To his superiors, an Engineer should be dutiful; to his co-workers,
helpful; to his subordinates, generous; to all men, brotherly.
An Engineer should take a good grip on the joys of life. He
should play the game like a man. He should fight against nothing
so hard as his own weaknesses, and should end€avor to gain
in strength.
He should live so that his actions shall never besmirch his
own honor, and thus maintain the honor of the Engineering
Pro{ession,