Beadle's Dime Union Song Book No. 2 / A Collection of New and Popular Comic and Sentimental Songs.

by Various

No. 4.

• A merry Gipsey girl,
• A national song,
• Ans’er to K. Darling,
• Ben Fisher and wife,
• Bonnie Jamie,
• Broken-hearted Tom,
• By the sad sea-waves,
• Columbia rules sea,
• Come, gang wi’ me,
• Commence, darkies,
• Cottage by the sea,
• Daylight on the sea,
• Don’t cry so, Norah,
• Erin is my home,
• Gal from the south,
• Get out wilderness,
• Harp of Tara’s hall,
• He led her to altar,
• Home, sweet home,
• I am a freeman,
• I’ll hang my harp,
• I’m not myself at all,
• Indian Hunter,
• Indian warr.’s grave,
• I’ve been roaming,
• I wish he’d decide,
• Jane Monroe,
• Jolly Jack, rover,
• Johnny’s for soldier,
• Kate was a little girl,
• Kitty Tyrel,
• Let me kiss for his mother,
• Linda’s gone to Balt.,
• Maud Adair and I,
• Molly Bawn,
• My ain fireside,
• My boyhood’s home,
• Nora, of Kidare,
• Kiss, but never tell,
• Old uncle Edward,
• Paddy on the canal,
• Parody on Unc. Sam,
• Poor old maids,
• Preserve the mariner,
• Ship ahoy,
• Somebody’s courting,
• Song of the farmer,
• Song, Blanche Alpen,
• Sparking Sunday n’t,
• Sprig of shillelah,
• Stand by the flag,
• The engineer’s song,
• The farmer’s boy,
• The hazel dell,
• The little low room,
• The low-backed car,
• The old brown cot,
• The old kirk-yard,
• Terry O’Reilly,
• They don’t wish me home,
• Tom Brown,
• Uncle Gabriel,
• Uncle Tim, the toper,
• We were boys tog’er,
• We’re growing old,
• We’re fond of kissi’g,
• Where are the hopes,
• Wit’n mile of Edin’o,
• Would I were a boy,
• Would I were a girl,
• Would I’re with thee.

No. 5.

• A dollar or two,
• A man’s a man,
• A Yan. ship and crew,
• Angels whisper,
• Auld lang syne,
• Bashful young man,
• Call me pet names,
• Camptown racers,
• Charity,
• Cheer, boys, cheer,
• Comin’ thro’ the rye,
• Days I was hard-up,
• Dermot Astore,
• Dilla Burn,
• Down the burn, Davy,
• Dumbarton’s dell,
• Ever of thee,
• Gently o’er me steals,
• Gum-tree canoe,
• Grave of uncle True,
• Grave of Bonaparte,
• Hark, I hear an angel,
• I offer thee this hand,
• Irish Emig. lament,
• John Anderson,
• Johnny a shoemaker,
• Kind Relations,
• Last w’k I took wife,
• Lass’t loves a sailor,
• Last rose of summer,
• Lily of the west,
• Mary of Argyle,
• Meet me by moonli’t,
• Minute gun at sea,
• Napolitaine,
• Norah McShane,
• Nothing else to do,
• Och, Paddy, is it ye,
• Oft in the stilly n’ht,
• Poor fishermans girl,
• Rat-catcher’s daug’r,
• Rose of Allandale,
• Roll on, silver moon,
• Sambo, I’ve missed,
• Sammy Slap,
• Simon, the cellarer,
• Someth’g to love me,
• Some love to drink,
• Sourkrout and sau’s,
• The gay cavalier,
• The gambler’s wife,
• The ingle side,
• The ivy green,
• The monks of old,
• The musical wife,
• The ocean burial,
• The old arm-chair,
• The watcher,
• Tail iv me coat,
• Thou art gone,
• Thou hast wounded,
• ’Tis midnight hour,
• Twilight dews,
• Umbrella courtship,
• Wake, Dinah, wake,
• Washington,
• We’ll have a dance,
• We met by chance,
• When I saw Nelly,
• When the swallows,
• Whoop de doodle do,
• William of the ferry,
• Will you love me.

No. 6.

• Annie Lisle,
• Beautiful world,
• Be kind to the loved,
• Bloom is on the rye,
• Bobbin’ around,
• Bonnie Dundee,
• Cottage of mother,
• Courting in Conn’t,
• Dearest Mae,
• Dear mother, I come,
• Ella Ree,
• Fairy Dell,
• Far, far upon the sea,
• Female auctioneer,
• Gentle Hallie,
• Gentle Nettie Moore,
• Happy we to-night,
• Hattie Lee,
• He doeth all things,
• Home without sister,
• I can’t call her mot’r,
• I’ll paddle my canoe,
• I’m stand’g by grave,
• Irish jaunting car,
• Is it anybody’s bus’s,
• Jane O’Mally,
• Jenny Lane,
• Joanna Snow,
• Johnny Sands,
• Lilly Dale,
• Little more cider,
• Lords of creation,
• Lulu is our pride,
• Marion Lee,
• Meet me by the br’k,
• Merry sleighride,
• Minnie Clyde,
• Mountaineer’s fare’l,
• Not for gold,
• Not married yet,
• Oh, carry me home,
• Old homestead,
• Old mountain tree,
• Ossian’s serenade,
• Over the river,
• Riding on a rail,
• Sailor boy’s dream,
• Say yes, pussy,
• Silber shining moon,
• Song my mot’r sang,
• Spare the homestead,
• Spirit-voice of Belle,
• Squire Jone’s dau’r,
• The blue Junietta,
• The carrier-dove,
• The child’s wish,
• The maniac,
• The May-queen,
• The miller’s maid,
• The modern belle,
• The strawberry girl,
• The snow-storm,
• Three grains of corn,
• Washington’s grave,
• Where are friends,
• Why chime the bells,
• Why don’t the men,
• Will nobody marry,
• Young recruit.

No. 7.

• A ride I was taking,
• Anchor’s weighed,
• Beautiful Venice,
• Billy Patterson,
• Breeze of the night,
• Bright-eyed Nell,
• Come, Willie dear,
• Deal with me kindly,
• Dixie’s Land, 1 & 2,
• Dolcy Jones,
• Don’t you remember,
• Down in cane-brakes,
• Fairy Belle,
• Farewell, cottage,
• Glendy burk,
• Ho, Gondolier, wake,
• How shall I watch,
• Hush-a-by, baby,
• I love my nat. land,
• I’m a jolly bachelor,
• It is recorded,
• Julianna Johnson,
• Lilly Ray,
• Little Daisy,
• Little Ella,
• Maggie by my side,
• Maggie, pride of vale,
• Mary May,
• Mary’s welcome,
• Massa in cold gro’nd,
• Massa sound sleep’g,
• My brodder Gum,
• My canoe’s on Ohio,
• My old house,
• My mountain home,
• Nelly Bly,
• Newfoundland dog,
• No, thank you, sir,
• Old ironsides,
• Old K. Y. Ky,
• Our Union, r’t or w’g,
• Over the summer sea,
• Paddy Boghree,
• Queen Mary’s escape,
• Revolutionary times,
• Ring de banjo,
• Roy Neill,
• She’s black,
• Some folks,
• Star of my home,
• Take me home to die,
• The evening gun,
• The happy Switzer,
• The home I leave,
• The messenger bird,
• The old stage-coach,
• The pilot,
• The reefer’s song,
• The ship on fire,
• The sleighing glee,
• Under the willow,
• Virginia Belle,
• Way down in Cairo,
• We’re coming, sister,
• Who’ll have me,
• Willie, my brave.

No. 8.

• A life on the ocean,
• Annie of the vale,
• A wet sheet,
• Bonnie Eloise,
• Brightly o’er lake,
• By the lone riverside,
• Campbells are com’g,
• Come by sil’ry brook,
• Come, maiden,
• Down by the river,
• Ella Leene,
• Ellen Bayne,
• Farewell, Lilly dear,
• Farewell, mother,
• Girls aren’t so green,
• Going home to Dixie,
• Good-by, Linda love,
• Happy be thy dreams,
• Hard times,
• Home and friends,
• Home I leave behind,
• I’d be a Gipsey,
• I’d rather be a violet,
• If I had one to love,
• I had a dream,
• I’m o’er young,
• I’m queen of village,
• I’m thinking of thee,
• I see her in dreams,
• Jeanie with the,
• Jennie’s coming o’er,
• Katie’s secret,
• Kinlock of Kinlock,
• Kitty dear,
• Kitty Wells,
• Light of other days,
• List to the mocking,
• Little Jennie Dow,
• Lizzie dies to-night,
• Lone starry hours,
• Long weary day,
• Lost Rosabel,
• Mary Avourneen,
• Meeting of waters,
• Near the banks of,
• Old black Joe,
• Old folks at home,
• Riding in a ra’d keer,
• Rock me to sleep,
• Row, row, brothers,
• Row your boat,
• Scenes brightest,
• She wept her life,
• Sighing for thee,
• Silvery midn’t moon,
• Some one to love,
• Take me to Tennes’e,
• Tapping at window,
• The brave old oak,
• The dream is past,
• The sea, the sea,
• The wild rose,
• The Zingarina,
• ’Tis but a faded flo’er,
• Vive L’America,
• We’ll meet in heaven,
• Western trap’rs song,
• What are wild waves,
• What fair’like music,
• Why have my loved,
• Whistle and I come.