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Girl scout song book.

Call Number

  • R 784.8 G525 (CEN)

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Edition

Rev. ed., 1929.

Publication Information

New York, N.Y., Girl Scouts, inc. [1929]

Physical Description

vii, 130 p. 22 cm.

Contents

  • All through the night
  • America the beautiful
  • Annie Laurie
  • Au Clair De La Lune
  • Auld Lang Syne
  • Australia
  • Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve
  • Awake
  • The Bailiff's daughter of Islington
  • The battle hymn of the Republic
  • The bell
  • Blow the man down
  • Boatman de
  • The brook
  • Caller herrin' A capital ship
  • Charis to mend
  • Cheapside
  • Come, follow
  • Coo, coo
  • Cradle song
  • The cuckoo
  • Deep river
  • The dogie song
  • Early one morning
  • Early to bed
  • Elsie Marley
  • Every girl scout's round.
  • (cont.) The ferry
  • Fire down below
  • The first nowell
  • For health and strength
  • For the sake of somebody
  • Foxlease vesper
  • Frog round
  • Frog went a-courting
  • Gently the breezes
  • Girl scout's goodbye round
  • Girl scout's round
  • Glad that I live am I
  • God, our living father
  • Goin' to leave ol' Texas
  • The golden day
  • Good-night
  • Go to Jane Glover
  • Great Tom is cast
  • Green grow the rushes-ho
  • Hail to the scouts
  • Hark, the Herald angels sing
  • Hark the chimes
  • The hart he loves the high wood
  • Haul the bowline
  • Heav'n
  • Hello! Hello!
  • The higher the plum-tree
  • Hike song
  • Holy night! peaceful night
  • Home on the range.
  • (cont.) Home, sweet home
  • Hot mutton pies
  • Hymn of scouting
  • I'm a-rolling
  • I left my baby lying here
  • Johnny come down to Hilo
  • John Peel
  • The keeper
  • The lame crane
  • The lark and the magpie
  • Ledges troop song
  • Les Lauriers Vont Fleurir
  • The little dustman
  • Loch lomond
  • London street cries
  • Lovely evening
  • Man in the moon
  • Man's life a vapor
  • March of the men of Harlech
  • The meeting of the waters
  • The mermaid
  • Merrily, merrily
  • Miss Jenny-o-Jones
  • Morning song
  • My gentle harp
  • My sun
  • Nobody knows the trouble I see
  • Now the day is over
  • O beautiful banner
  • O come, all ye faithful
  • O God, beneath thy guiding hand
  • O God, our help in ages past
  • O little town of Bethlehem
  • Oh! Dear, what can the matter be
  • Oh, give thanks
  • Old shoes
  • Ole Clo'.
  • (cont.) The owl and pussy cat
  • Patrol calls
  • Petticoat lane
  • Pretty Polly Oliver
  • Pussy willow
  • Rainy day round
  • Robin Adair
  • Robinson Crusoe's story
  • Romanay
  • Santa Lucia
  • Scout Chang
  • A sea scout changey
  • Seven great towns
  • Shenandoah
  • Sir Eglamore
  • Skye boat song
  • Sleepers, arise
  • Sleeping Princess
  • Spring
  • Stars of the summer night
  • Star-spangled banner
  • Summer is a-coming in
  • Sweet and low
  • The swiss chalet song
  • The tailor's mouse
  • Taps
  • There's one more river
  • Thou, poor bird
  • The tinker
  • The tree in the wood.
  • (cont.) Tree song
  • The trees they do grow high
  • Troop or patrol song melodies
  • Volga boat song
  • The wee Cooper of Fife
  • We're all together again
  • We're bound for Rio
  • When e'er you make a promise
  • Winter song
  • The wraggle taggle gipsies O
  • The year's at the spring
  • Ye watchers and ye holy ones.

Added Authors

George Newell