Sheet Music
Songs of man : the international book of folk songs
Publication Information
Englewood Cliffs, NJ : Prentice-Hall, [1965]
Physical Description
368 p. : col. ill., plates ; 28 cm.
Notes
For voice and piano, with chord symbols.
Notes on the guitar and chord chart: p. [355-367].
Contents
- All my trials
- Amen
- As I me walked
- Ballad of the boll weevil
- Baliff's daughter of Islington
- Barb'ra Ellen
- Beyond the mountain
- Billy McGee McGaw
- The blaydon races
- Blow away the morning dew
- Bonnie Earl of Murray
- Boston come-all-ye
- Buffalo skinners
- Bury me beneath the willow
- Caller herrin'
- Can ye sew cushion?
- A capital ship
- Captain Jinks
- Carmen Carmela
- Chairs to mend
- Christ child's lullaby
- Clear the track
- Click go the shears
- Collier laddie
- Colorado Trail
- Come all ye fair and tender ladies
- Cowboy's prayer
- Crawdad song
- Cruise of the Bigaler
- The cuckoo (U.S.)
- Cuckoo's advice
- Cuckoo is a pretty bird
- Cuckoo's spring song.
- (Contents con't.) Cuckoo's welcome
- Dance to your daddy
- Dark eyed sailor
- Dashing away with the smoothing iron
- Delia's gone
- Devil and the farmer's wife
- Dona nobis pacem
- Down in a coal mine
- Down by the Salley Gardens
- Down by the Embarras
- Edward
- Everybody loves Saturday night
- Farmer is the man
- Fairy's love song
- Farewell to Liverpool
- Four Mary's
- The fox
- Frog went a-courting
- Gaudeamus igitur
- Geordie
- Gipsum Davy
- Go to sleep
- Goober peas
- Great silkie
- Oh, green grow the rushes
- Greenland whale fishery
- Gypsy rover
- Hal far biss
- Hallelujah
- Hangman
- He's gone away
- Hop up and jump up
- Housewife's lament
- I know my love.
- (Contents con't.) I know where I'm going
- I love my rooster
- I never will marry
- If you want to write to me
- Ilkley moor baht hat
- I'm a stranger here
- I've got no use for the women
- John Henry
- Johnny, I hardly knew yuh
- Keeper would a-hunting go
- Kemo, kimo
- Kum ba yah
- Kum bachur atzel
- La firolera
- The leprechaun
- Lift a glass
- Lincolnshire poacher
- Little Billee
- Little bird at my window
- Little Moses
- Little wee croodin doo
- Looby loo
- Look Mister Cuckoo
- Lord is my shepherd
- Lord Rendall
- Lovely moon
- Lover's cuckoo
- Lydia Pinkham
- Mariani
- Mary Ann
- Meadowland
- Meadows green
- Merry golden tree
- Metamorphosis
- Mi caballo blanco
- Milking croon I
- Milking croon II
- Miller's will
- Mister Rabbit.
- (Contents con't.) Molly Brannigan
- Murdered brother
- My boy Willie
- My dame hath a lame tame crane
- My Lagan love
- My little Mohee
- My pigeon house
- New oysters
- Nick nack paddy whack
- Nine hundred miles
- No more auction block
- Oh dear mama, I'm feeling so badly
- Oh, Sally, my dear
- Old Dan Tucker
- Old grumble
- Old time religion
- Old Vermeland
- One man shall mow my meadow
- One more day
- Over in the meadow
- Peat bog soldiers
- Poor lonesome cowboy
- Poor old horse
- Poor young girl
- Poor young man
- Rakes of mallow
- Ransomed soldier
- Red iron ore
- Road to the Isles
- Robin Hood and the tanner
- Sakura
- Searching for lambs
- Seeds of love
- Shoo-fly
- Single girl
- Simple gifts
- Sir Patrick Spens.
- (Contents con't.) Softly calls the cuckoo
- Speckled fish
- Spin, spin
- Stranger
- Suliram
- Summer is a comin' in
- Tanz Fraylach - Ten thousand cattle
- Tender love
- That's a lie
- There was a man and he was mad
- This little light of mine
- Three horseman
- Three ravens
- Three tailors
- The Titanic
- Trees they do grow high
- Twelve gates to the city
- Two magicians
- Two sisters
- Un deux trois
- Valencianita
- Valiant marine
- Vicar of Bray
- Vigolin
- Virgin Mary had one son
- Vive la compagnie
- Wanderin'
- Wark of the weavers
- Water is wide
- Wee drappie o't
- When Jesus wept
- Whiskey, Johnny
- Whistle, daughter, whistle
- White coral bells
- Who built the ark.
- (Contents con't.) Who did?
- Will ye go lassie?
- Willow tree
- Wine testers
- Winter's night
- Wondrous love
- Wren boys.