LEADER 00000ccm a2200589I 4500
001 ocm07640984
001 ocm07640984|z(ocolc)1351073|z(ocolc)21511742
005 20130716140634.0
008 840928m19561963nyu b n eng
010 56002738
019 1351073|a21511742
035 (OCoLC)ocm07640984
035 (OCoLC)7640984|z(OCoLC)1351073|z(OCoLC)21511742
035 83948
040 DLC|beng|cPLF|dOCL|dORL|dOCL|dOCLCG|dCLU|dJRK|dOCLCA|dJTH
049 RIDM
050 00 ML128.V7|bG6
082 784.8
090 ML128.V7 G6
100 1 Goodwin, George,|d1900-1966,|0https://id.loc.gov/
authorities/names/no98112748|eeditor.
245 10 Song Dex treasury of humorous and nostalgic songs.
260 New York :|bSong Dex,|c1956-63.
300 2 volumes ;|c26 cm.
336 notated music|bntm|2rdacontent
337 unmediated|bn|2rdamedia
338 volume|bnc|2rdacarrier
490 1 World's most beloved humorous and nostalgic songs ;|vpt. 1
500 Melodies, with words.
500 Includes indexes.
500 Chord chart on endpapers.
505 00 |gPt. 1.|tThere is a tavern in the town --|tTa-ra-ra boom-
de-ay! --|tThere'll be a hot time --|tSweet Rose O' Grady
--|tAfter the ball --|tDaisies won't tell --|tSidewalks of
New York|t(East side, West side) --|tSweet bunch of
daisies -- Little Annie Rooney --|tSunshine of Paradise
Alley --|tBicycle built for two|t(Daisy Bell) --|tMy
sweetheart's the man in the moon -- The bowery --
|tComrades --|tBand played on --|tShe may have seen better
days --|tOn a Saturday night --|tDreaming --|tOnly one
girl in the world for me --|tMother pin a rose on me --
|tMolly o! --|tGood morning Carrie! --|tStory of the rose
|t(Heart of my heart) --|tTwo little girls in blue --
|tPlaymates --|tMolly and I and the baby --|tYou gave me
your love --|tThere's come a time --|tYou are the only
girl I'll ever care about --|tJust one girl --|tVenus, my
shining love --|tEvery night in Central Park --|tMary
Kelly's beau --|tWhile strolling in the park one day --
|tTake back the heart --|tShe is more to be pitied than
censured --|tYou tell me your dream, I'll tell you mine
|t(I had a dream one day) --|tPoor little Mary --|tShe may
be somebody's mother --|tI was once your wife --|tBill
Bailey --|tWhoa, Emma! --|tCall her back and kiss her --
|tMan on the flying trapeze --|tWe won't go home until
morning|t(For he's a jolly good fellow) --|tOld gray mare
--|tHinky dinky parley-voo --|tOld MacDonald had a farm --
|tLet me shake the hand that shook the hand of Sullivan --
|tWe all went home in a cab --|tFinigan's wake --
|tO'Grady's goat --|tO'Dwyer caught a cold --|tWhere the
chicken got the axe --|tOn the way home from Riley's --
|tO'Hoolighan --|tWhen Hogan paid his rent --|tDan paid
for the oysters --|tI handed it over to Riley --|tIrish
poker club --|tIrish jubilee --|tLanigan's ball --|tSince
McManus goes down to the track --|tMike McCarty's wake --
|tThere goes McManus --|tParty at Odd Fellow's Hall --
|tMaloney and the brick --|tSinging at the hallway door --
|tPay Maloney's family --|tDooligan's ghost --|tSergeant
McGee of the N.Y.M.P. --|tMany a time --|tWhen the doctor
sees you --|tCasey's social club --|tIrish spree --|tHugh
McCue --|tHis name is Patrick Brannigan --|tHe don't know
where he's at --|tChili widow --|tMcFadden's uptown flat -
-|tThrow him down, McCloskey --|tTommy make room for your
uncle --|tIrish wedding --|tLocked out after nine --
|tBidalia McCann --|tHis funeral's to-morrow --|tNumber
four, second floor --|tMcCarthy's widow --|tDan McGoogan's
goat --|tThere are moments (When one wants to be alone) --
|tWhat's the matter with your feet? --|tWhat's in a name?
--|tMrs. Patrick Casey's swell pink tea --|tLarry Moore --
|tHe is Irish! --|tMary Ann, I'll tell your ma --|tPat
Malloy --|tWho threw the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder
--|tDown went McGinty --|tMcSorley's twins --|tI've worked
eight hours this day --|tFace upon the barroom floor --
|tWhy don't they do so now? --|tI had but fifty cents --
|tOnly a hundred girls --|tI'll place it in the hands of
my attorney --|tSong of the plumber --|tThankful every
time --|tWhen Susan Thompson tries to reach high C --|tTo
be sure it's no business of mine --|tOnce was enough for
him --|tThey would if they could, but they can't --
|tCurious cures --|tLast week I took a wife --|tDark girl
dressed in blue --|tMay Irwin's "frog" song --|tMay
Irwin's "bully" song --|tPlum pudding --|tThings I've
neglected to do.
505 00 |tCareful man --|tI've been to gay Paree --|tCharming
young widow I met in the train --|tMay Black from
Hackensack --|tGirl that keeps the peanut stand --|tJonah
and the whale --|tSkating on the ice --|tFive little dogs
with curly tails --|tJohnny Sands --|tPreacher and the
bear --|tNational debt --|tNever take the horse-shoe from
the door --|tYou never miss the water till the well runs
dry --|tWhere did you get that hat? --|tWhere was Moses
when the light went out? --|tA little bit off the top --
|tWhen Enoch he knocked, she knocked Enoch --|tCork leg --
|tFuture Miss 'Awkins --|tMy old dutch --|tWhat cher|t(Or
knock's em in the Old Kent Road) --|tMy wild Irish rose --
|tLove remains the same|g(from the play The minstrel of
Clare) --|tHome song --|tOld fashioned mother --|tWhat
won't we do for love? --|tWarmest baby in the bunch --|tI
guess I'll have to telegraph my baby --|tEmmets cuckoo
song --|tHot Tamale Alley --|tBroadway girl --|tIf you
love me truly --|tI told them that I saw you --|tBreak the
news to Mother --|tI've a longing in my heart for you,
Louise --|tHello Central --|tMy gal is a high born lady --
|tOur grandfathers' days -- The pardon came too late --
|tMother was a lady|t(If Jack were only here) --|tLittle
lost child --|tSleep, baby, sleep --|tAs your hair grows
whiter --|tShe was happy till she met you --|tBelle
O'Brien --|tLily of Laguna --|tSoldiers of the Queen --
|tLittle Dolly Daydream|t(Pride of Idaho) --|tAlways --
|tHush, little girl, don't cry --|tGet your head above the
crowd --|tLucky Jim --|tWhen you and I were young, Maggie
--|tHonest John Jones --|tOn the banks of the Wabash, far
away --|tLily Dale --|tDarling Nelly Gray --|tKentucky
babe --|tBig sun flower --|tLittle Widow Dunn --|tMarket
on Saturday night --|tMansion of aching hearts --
|tPiccaninny mine, good-night --|tOff to Philadelphia --
|tJust because she made those goo-goo eyes --|tLittle
Alabama boy --|tFrankie and Johnnie --|tSay "Au revoir"
but not "Goodbye" --|tI don't want to play in your yard --
|tIn the baggage coach ahead --|tAin't that a shame --
|tPicture that is turned toward the wall --|tWhere there's
a will there's a way --|tWait for the turn of the tide --
|tA rolling stone gathers no moss --|tGlorious-glorious --
|tHere's to the maiden --|tGin-sling --|tAnd when I die --
|tA toast --|tForty-nine bottles --|tDrinking song --
|tWhiskey-still --|tPass around the good old beer --
|tBuffalo gals --|t'Cross the wide Missouri|t(Oh,
Shenandoah) --|tOn top of Old Smokey --|tRed River valley
--|tDown in the valley --|tBury me out on the prairie --
|tHand me down my walking cane --|tDogie song --|tRailroad
corral --|tGit along little dogies --|tWhen the work's all
done this fall --|tCowboy Jack --|tCowboy's meditation --
|tRosalie, the prairie flower --|tO bury me not on the
lone prairie --|tOld Chisholm Trail --|tHome on the range
--|tThat Big Rock Candy Mountain --|tLife on the ocean
wave --|tSailing, sailing --|tA capital ship --|tBlow the
man down --|tMy last cigar --|tEvery inch a sailor --
|tDown went the captain --|tNancy Lee --|tA Yankee ship,
and a Yankee crew --|tI am a rover of the sea --|tKing of
the main --|tTarpaulin jacket --|tAll on account of Eliza
--|tMidshipmite --|tRocked in the cradle of the deep --
|tMermaid --|tA thousand leagues away --|tHomeward bound -
-|tGood-bye, my lover, good-bye --|tTar's farewell --|tTen
thousand miles away --|tRio Grande --|tRumsty-ho! --
|tPolly wolly doodle --|tBull dog --|tLittle Moses --|tOwl
and the pussy cat --|tSon of a gambolier --|tMan who broke
the bank at Monte Carlo.
505 00 |tVive l'amour|t(Vive la compagnie) --|tCo-ca-che-lunk --
|tKillaloe --|tThere were three crows --|tCannibalee --
|tThree little pigs --|tWay down in Maine --|tDebutante --
|tAmici --|tSome say that true love is a pleasure --
|tmaria --|tMrs. Craigin's daughter --|tSalamagundi --
|tPoker song --|tAlikazander --|tNineteen hundred and
eight --|tMoon-lighter --|tRig-jag-jig-jag --|tTourelay --
|tShe's gone, let her go --|tBacon and greens --|tStand by
your glasses --|tOld man Moses --|tIs Maud in? --|tNaughty
Clara --|tAn ancient Irish proverb --|tPoco's daughter --
|tHi Jenny, ho Jenny Johnson --|tSignor MacSinger, the
baritone singer --|tOld Thompson's mule --|tTally ho --
|tImogene Donahue --|tWill you walk a little faster? --
|tSweet Marie --|tBeautiful ballad of Waska Wee --|tBoreen
--|tKing of the Cannibal Islands --|tBa, be --|tDown by
the riverside --|tSpanish guitar --|tGaudeamus igitur --
|tMan in the moon's ball --|tYodel song --|tPaddy and the
frog --|tSpanish cavalier --|tDutch warbler --|tChing-a-
ling-ling -- Upidee --|tHalico! Calico! --|tWhen good
fellows get together --|tSimon the cellarer --|tPeanut
song --|tRig-a-jig --|tThree flies --|tLone fish-ball --
|tMush, mush --|tLittle wee dog --|tNoah's ark --|tNut
brown maiden --|tBingo, balm of Gilead --|tAbdul, the
bulbul ameer --|tLast night --|tCome, landlord, fill the
flowing bowl --|tMeerschaum pipe --|tLauterbach maiden --
|tHis heart was true to Poll --|tOld King Cole --|tMichael
Roy --|tOld man Noah --|tYellow and blue --|tWe meet again
tonight --|tSpanish proverb --|tShool --|tEton boating
song --|tCome back to me --|tStar of the summer night --
|tThere's music in the air --|tLady in crape --|gFrom the
opera|tFortune teller.|tGypsy love song ;|tJan was a Gypsy
bold ;|tGood morning ;|tLily and the nightingale ;|tWith
lance in rest ;|tRomany life ;|tIf people said the things
they mean --|gFrom the musical show|tSerenade.|tAngelus ;
|tCupid and I ;|tWoman, lovely woman ;|tGaze on this face
;|tWith cracking of whip ;|tDon Jose of Sevilla ;|tIn fair
Andalusia ;|tI envy the bird ;|tSong of the carbine ;|tI
love thee --|gFrom the opera|tPrince Ananias.|tIn the fair
hamlet of Fancy ;|tSilent rose ;|tIn glory breaks the
golden morn ;|tI'm the most original ;|tAmaryllis ;|tMy
heart is palpitating ;|tTitled widows all are we ;|tTime
will come|t(The outlaw's song) --|gFrom the musical show
|tWizard of the Nile.|tDreaming, dreaming ; In Dreamland ;
|tStar light, star bright ;|tMy Angeline.|gFrom the
musical show|tIdol's eye.|tFairy tales ;|tTattooed man --
|gFrom the musical show|tGeisha.|tHey-diddle-diddle! When
man is in love ;|tChin chin Chinaman ;|tA geisha's life ;
|tDear little Jappy-Jap-Jappy ;|tAmorous goldfish ;|tJewel
of Asia ;|tChon Kina ;|tToy duet ;|tJack's the boy ;
|tInterfering parrot --|gFrom the operetta|tWaltz dream.
|tThat Viennese waltz ;|tNow he is my own ;|tKiss duet ;
|tHear the waltz ;|tWaltzing, wine, and merry song --
|gFrom the operetta|tDie Fledermaus.|tSerenade ;|tLet me
explain ;|tTrio ;|tChampagne song ;|t1st finale --|gFrom
the operetta|tMerry widow.|tI'm happy at Maxim's ;|tFor
I'm a true loving wife --|gFrom the operetta|tOlivette.
|tTorpedo and the whale --|tMerry widow.|tFinale, act III
--|gFrom the musical show|tBelle of New York.|tThey call
me the Belle of New York ;|tWhen we are married ;|tTeach
me how to kiss, dear --|gFrom the comic opera|tSanta
Maria.|tSanta Maria, my joy, my pride --|tFarewell to the
king's highway.
505 00 |gFrom the opera|tRobin Hood.|tArmorer's song --|gFrom the
musical show|tFencing master.|tNightingale and the rose --
|gFrom the opera|tRobin-hood.|tBrown October ale --|gFrom
the musical play|tRunaway girl.|tBoy guessed right --
|gFrom the operetta|tPatience.|tLove that no wrong can
cure --|gFrom the musical|tDer Obersteiger.|tDon't be
cross --|gFrom the operetta|tPatience.|tMagnet and churn -
-|gFrom|tIolanthe.|tIn good Queen Bess's days ;|tSaid I to
myself, said I --|gFrom|tMikado.|tA wandering minstrel ;
|tFlowers that bloom in the spring ;|tTit willow ;|tHere's
a how-de-do ;|tMi-ya-sa-ma ;|tCriminal cried --|gFrom the
operetta|tH.M.S. Pinafore.|tI'm called Little Buttercup ;
|tWe sail the ocean blue ;|tCarefully on tip-toe stealing
;|tOver the bright blue sea ;|tI am the monarch of the sea
;|tAdmiral's song ;|tLet's give three cheers ;|tWhen I was
a lad --|gFrom the operetta|tGondoliers.|tI am a courtier
;|tThere lived a king ;|tA regular royal queen ;|tDance a
cachucha --|gFrom|tTrial by jury.|tJudge's song --|gFrom
|tPirates of Penzance.|tA policeman's lot --|tMonkey's
wedding --|tBarb'ry Allen --|tSittin' on a rail --|tGood-
night, ladies --|tA little more cider --|tGood sweet ham -
-|tSomebody loves me --|tHistory of the world --|tFoggy,
foggy dew --|tFolks that put on airs --|tCareless love --
|tIgave my love a cherry|t(The riddle) --|tI've been
working on the railroad --|tWait for the wagon --|tPaddle
your own canoe --|tBlue-tail fly --|tStop that knocking at
the door --|tShortnin' bread --|tCarry me back to old
Virginny --|tShe'll be comin' round the mountain --|tRosa
Lee --|tSusan Jane --|tAunt Dinah's quilting party --
|tBilly boy --|tTen little kiddies --|tRosalie --|tAura
Lee --|tJohn Henry --|tLittle brown jug --|tThat littl old
red shawl --|tWhen the corn is waving, Annie dear --
|tLittle gal who winked at me --|tNicodemus Johnson --|tOh,
Zeke --|tAt a Georgia camp meeting --|tO! them golden
slippers --|tDixie --|tOld folks at home --|tBeautiful
dreamer --|tGentle Annie --|tJeanie with the light brown
hair --|tCome where my love lies dreamng --|tOh, boys,
carry me 'long --|tOld Black Joe --|tMy old Kentucky home
--|tCamptown Races --|tOld dog Tray --|tOh! Susanna --
|tNelly was a lady --|tNelly Bly --|tMassa's in de cold,
cold ground --|tAngelina Baker --|tHard times come again
no more --|tUncle Ned --|tMelinda --|tMaggie by my side --
|tFarewell my Lilly --|tCampbells are coming --|tAuld lang
syne --|tDrink to my only with thine eyes --|tLogie
O'Buchan --|tAnnie Laurie --|tBlue bell of Scotland --|tOn
the rocks by Aberdeen --|tIn the gloaming --|tMy heart is
sair for somebody --|tFlow gently, sweet Afton --|tWithin
a mile of Edinburgh town --|tCharlie is my darling --|tMy
love is like a red red rose --|tComin thro' the rye --|tA
highland lad my love was born --|tBring back my Bonnie to
me --|tA man's a man for a' that --|tLand o' the leal --
|tWe'd better bide a wee --|tIngle side --|tYe banks and
brass of Bonnie Doon --|tScots wha hae wi' Wallace bled --
|tRobin Adair --|tBonnie Doon --|tBirks of Aberfeldy --
|tMy heart's in the Highlands --|tJohn Anderson, my Jo --
|tWaefu' heart --|tDuncan Gray --|tAuld Robin Gray --
|tBonnie Dundee --|tMarch of the Cameron men --|tHere awa',
there awa' --|tJock O'Hazeldean --|tShamrock, thistle and
rose --|tKatty, darling --|tAn Irish love song --|tGreen
little shamrock --|tAn Irish folk song --|tFather O'Flynn
--|tBrian Boru --|tWidow Malone --|tPaddy Duffy's cart --
|tRose of Tralee --|tKitty Tyrrell --|tKathleen Mavourneen
--|tCruiskeen lawn --|tCockles and mussels|t(Molly Malone)
--|t'Tis the last rose of summer --|tRich and rare were
the gems she wore --|tBelieve me if all those endearing
young charms --|tOh! the days are gone when beauty bright
--|tMinstrel boy --|tSnowy-breasted pearl --|tHarp that
once thro' Tara's halls --|tErin, the tear and the smile
is thine --|tCome back to Erin -- dt The Irish jaunting
car --|tKate Kearney --|tLondonderry air --|tKillarney --
|tBonnie blue flag --|tKathleen Aroon --|tHusheen --|tSt.
Patrick's Day --|tMeeting of the waters --|tWearing of the
green --|tLass with the delicate air --|tLow-backed car --
|tPretty girl milking her cow --|tKitty of Coleraine --
|tColleen Bawn --|tFine ould Irish gentleman --|tDublin
Bay --|tSt. Patrick was a gentleman --|tPlaisir d'amour --
|tL'addio a Napoli --|tMarianna --|tTra la la --|tCaro mio
ben --|tLa vera sorrentina --|tCarme --|tNon ti rammenti?
505 00 |tCarmela mia --|tO marenariello --|tVieni sul mar! --|tOh
Marie --|tTake me home --|tTiritomba --|tMandolinata --
|tLu cardillo --|tL'addio del voluntario --|tNeapolitan
song --|tSanta Lucia --|tNina --|tSerenata napolitana --
|tCiribiribin --|tFuniculi, funicula --|tCarmela --|tEl
cefiro --|tAmor --|tTu --|tAdelita --|tAy, ay, ay --
|tJuanita --|tMe gustan todas --|tTu-ru-ru-ru --|tEl
tortillero --|tLa perla --|tTo morrow --|tTeresita mia --
|tMucama --|tCanto do cysne --|tSe nao me amas, Oh! mulher
--|tMinha esperança --|tDu, Du liegst mir im Herzen --
|tMuss i denn zum Städtle hinaus --|tDer Krähwinkler
Landsturm --|tBier Walzer --|tIn einem kuhlen Grunde --
|tDoktor Eisenbart --|tSah ein Knab' ein Röslein stehn --
|tWenn ich ein Voglein war --|tEs ist bestimmt in Gottes
Rat --|tSchlaf, Kindchen schlaf --|tSo leb denn wohl, du
stilles Haus --|tKommt ein Vogerl geflogen --|tKuckuk,
kuckuk ruft aus dem Wald --|tÄnnchen von Tharau --
|tAndreas Hofer --|tDer Mai is gekommen --|tBald prangt,
den Morgen zu verkünden --|tWer hat dich, du schöner Wald
--|tAuch ich war ein Jüngling --|tHier im ird'schen
Jammertal --|gFrom the operetta|tDer Verschwender.
|tHobellied --|tDrunten im Unterland --|tEs ritten drei
Reiter zum Tore hinaus --|tHans und Lisel --|tMadle Ruck,
ruck, ruck --|tCa, ca geschmauset --|tBeautiful Waipio
|t(Maikai Waipio) --|tGardenia flower|t(Pua sadinia) --
|tAdios ke aloha --|tSweet lei mamo --|tSweet violet --
|tLet poni moi =|tWreath of carnations --|tMaui girl --
|tAloha oe --|tForget-me-not --|tI love thee =|tIch liebe
dich --|tSongs my mother taught me --|tOh promise me --
|tMaiden's prayer --|tNone but the lonely heart --
|tVillanelle --|tOn wings of song --|tLorelei --|tWho is
Sylvia? --|tHark! hark! the lark --|tA dream --|tMy love
was just a day dream --|tCome into the garden Maud --
|tJust tell them that you saw me --|tAbsence makes the
ehart grow fonder --|tRoll on, silver moon --|tOld-
fashioned well by the way-side --|tDo they miss me at home
--|tVacant chair --|tI cannot sing the old songs --
|tForgotten --|tAsleep in the deep --|tHome again --
|tSoldier's farewell --|tHow can I bear to leave thee
|t(Soldier's farewell) -|tWhen love is kind --|tHome,
sweet home --|tWhat is home without a mother? --|tLong,
long ago --|tThine eyes so blue and tender --|tSweet
Genevieve --|tOld oaken bucket --|tWhispering hope --
|tSilver threads among the gold --|tMonastery bells --
|tDearest spot on earth --|tI want to see my dear old home
--|tListen to the mocking bird --|tSweetest story ever
told --|tWhen the swallows homeward fly --|tSweet and low
--|tBen Bolt --|tLove's old sweet song --|tDo they think
of me at home? --|tBreeze of night --|tGrandfather's clock
--|tLittle brown church in the vale --|tOft in the stilly
night --|tGood-bye --|tBeauty's eyes --|tEmmet's lullaby
|t(Go to sleep, Lena darling) --|tAlouette --|tStrike the
harp gently --|tGipsy's warning --|tIn old Madrid --
|tAlice, where are thou? --|tStar spangled banner --
|tAmerica --|tAmerica the beautiful --|tMaryland, my
Maryland --|tColumbia, the gem of the ocean --|tBattle
hymn of the republic --|tHail, Columbia --|tColumbia
|g(Anthem) --|tArtillery song|t(Caisson song) --|tMarines'
hymn --|tHail to the Chief --|tJohn Brown's body --|tTramp,
tramp, tramp --|tGirl I left behind me --|tTenting on the
old camp ground --|tRule, Britannia --|tMaple leaf forever
--|tLa Marseillaise --|tFinlandia --|tMexican national
hymn --|tOh, the land that we love --|tRosary --|tHoly
city --|tLost chord --|tPalms --|tGive me that old time
religion --|tJoshua fought the battle of Jericho --|tDeep
river --|tGo down Moses --|tSwing low, sweet chariot --
|tKeep them golden gates wide open --|tNobody knows the
trouble I've seen --|tSteal away --|tHeav'n heav'n --
|tHear them bells --|tRoll, Jordan, roll --|tSomebody's
knocking at your door --|tJingle bells --|tSilent night!
Holy night! --|tChristmas song --|tStar of the East --|tO
come, all ye faithful --|tIt came upon the midnight clear
--|tFirst Noel --|tO little town of Bethlehem --|tGood
King Wenceslas --|tWe three kings of Orient are --|tGod
rest ye, merry gentlemen --|tJoy to the world --|tHark!
the herald angels sing --|tAway in a manger.
650 0 Vocal music|vBibliography.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities
/subjects/sh85144089
650 0 Songs, English|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/
sh85125063|vBibliography.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
subjects/sh99001362
650 7 Vocal music.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/1168379
650 7 Songs, English.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
1126319
655 7 Bibliographies.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
1919895
655 7 Songs, English.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/
1726493
655 7 Notated music.|2lcgft|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
genreForms/gf2014027184
655 7 Notated music.|2fast|0https://id.worldcat.org/fast/1920428
655 7 Bibliographies.|2lcgft|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
genreForms/gf2014026048
830 0 World's most beloved humorous and nostalgic songs ;|vpt.
1.
901 MARCIVE 20231220
935 83948
949 |d201306|cmq|tccedit overlay lcm utlas|fbk|lridm
994 C0|bRID
