A Syllabus of Kentucky Folk-Songs

by Hubert G. Shearin; Josiah Henry Combs

Here she sits in her sad station.

Long Summer Day, ii: In general form and function like the above, beginning:

Skate around the ocean,
In a long summer day.

A-moaning and Groaning, ii: In general form and function like the above, beginning:

A-moaning and groaning,
And that shall be the cry.

Marching Round the Levy [Lady?]: In general form and function like the above, beginning:

We're marching round the levy,
For we have gained the day.

Going to Boston: In general form and function like the above, beginning:

Now we'll promenade, one, two, three,
So early in the morning.

Here Come Two Dukes A-roving, ii: A rhythmical, rimeless improvisation for the men and women of the dance, alternately—beginning: