A good man inside : diary of a white collar prisoner / by Phillips, Will

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The sing and play book : songs with easy accompaniments for use in nursery schools and kindergartens ; or for children in primary grades who have had no previous training / by Crowninshield, Ethel

Table of Contents: “…The aeroplane -- Apple tree -- The ball -- Big bear -- Brown pony -- Chickens -- Chimney and star -- Christmas bells -- Christmas time -- Christmas tree -- Cinderella -- The clock -- The clown -- Dance -- Dancing -- Dancing doll -- Ducks -- Easter time -- The elephant -- Fall song -- The fire engine -- Firemen -- Footprints -- Gingerbread boy -- Goldfish -- Guessing game -- Hen -- I'll try -- Indian ponies -- Indians -- Jack Frost -- Jack-in-the-box -- Jack-o-lantern -- Lights -- The lion -- The little bear -- Little dog or big dog -- Little white bunny -- Merry-go-round -- The milk man -- Mister Toad -- My dog and my cat -- My dolly -- My fiddle -- My kite -- My little rubber coat -- My pocket-book -- My umbrella -- New Year -- Peter Pan -- Peter Rabbit -- The pony -- The rabbit -- The radio -- The rain -- Red apples -- Red leaves and yellow leaves -- A riddle -- Robin -- Rocking in the moon -- Rooster -- Saluting the flag -- The scooter -- Silover moon -- Sleepy Land -- Sliding -- Snow -- Snow man -- Spring dance -- The squirrel -- Step and make a bow -- Sunshine -- The Swing -- Talking doll -- Thanksgiving -- Three little maids -- Three little pigs -- The tiger -- Too! …”

Sing care away. eighty-four songs (traditional, classical and modern) for everybody.

Table of Contents: “…God save the Queen -- Here's a health unto his Majesty -- Agincourt song -- Begone! dull care -- Come, lasses and lads -- Drink to me only -- Drive the cold winter away -- Go no-more a rushing -- The Miller of the dee -- My lady Greensleeves -- Summer is a-coming in -- The waits -- The flight of the Earls -- The harp that once through Tara's halls -- In Derry Vale -- The young May Moon -- The Campbells are comin' -- Charlie is my darling -- Man's a man for a' that -- Ye bank and braes -- The Ash Grove -- The Bells of Aberdovey -- David of the White Rock -- Loudly proclaim -- Baby brother mine (Hungarian) -- Boys and girls, come away (Spanish) -- Christmas Bells (Norwegian) -- Country Dance (Finnish) -- The fiddler (Swabian) -- Pancakes (Alsatian) -- Russian Twelfth Night song -- Sur le pont d'Avignon (French) -- Thuringian Folk Song -- Water sprites dance (Swedish) -- The year now is fled (Danish) -- When daises pied / T.A. …”
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The collected vocal music / by Berners, Gerald Hugh Tyrwhitt-Wilson, Baron, 1883-1950

Table of Contents: “…Lieder album, three songs in the German manner. Du bist wie eine blume (The white pig) ; König Wiswamitra (King Wiswamitra) ; Weihnachtslied (Christmas carol) (4:40) -- Trois chansons. …”
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The complete lyrics / by John, Elton

Table of Contents: “…-- Whipping boy -- Whispers -- White lady white powder -- White man danger -- Whitewash County -- Who wears these shoes -- Wrap her up -- Writing -- You gotta love someone -- You're so static -- Your sister can't twist -- Your song.…”

That's show business /

The New guitar songbook /

The complete lyrics of Irving Berlin / by Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989

Table of Contents: “…Look! Listen! : 1915 -- Songs of 1916 and The century girl : 1916 -- Songs of 1917-1918 -- Yip, yip, yaphank : 1918 -- Songs of 1919 and unpublished songs of 1915-1919 -- Ziegfeld follies of 1919 [and] Ziegfeld follies of 1920 -- Music box revues 1921-1924 -- Songs of 1920-1924 -- Songs of 1925-1926 -- The cocoanuts 1925-1926 -- Ziegfeld follies of 1927 -- Songs of 1927-1929 and unpublished songs of the 1920s -- Reaching for the moon : 1930 -- Face the music : 1932 -- As thousands cheer : 1933 -- Good gulf program : 1934 and other songs of 1930-1934 -- Top hat : 1935 -- Follow the fleet : 1936 -- On the avenue : 1937 -- Alexander's ragtime band : 1938 -- Carefree : 1938 -- God bless America and other songs of 1935-1939 -- Music box revue of 1938-1939 -- Second fiddle : 1939 -- Louisiana purchase : 1940 -- Holiday inn : 1942 -- This is the army : 1942 -- Other songs of 1940-1945 -- Blue skies : 1946 -- Annie get your gun : 1946 -- Easter parade : 1948 -- Stars on my shoulders : 1948 and other songs of 1946-1949 -- Miss liberty : 1949 -- Call me madam : 1950 -- White Christmas : 1954 -- There's no business like show business : 1954 -- Sentimental guy : 1955-1956 and other songs of the 1950s -- Mr. …”

Singing teen-agers; songs for youth,

Table of Contents: “…-- The First Noel -- We Three Kings of Orient Are -- O Little Town of Bethlehem -- Easter Season : Palm Branches -- Holy, Holy -- The Creation -- A New Created World -- With Verdure Clad -- The Heavens Are Telling -- Ringing And Singing With Canons And Rounds : French Cathedrals -- The Time Is Never Weary -- Orchestra Song (Quodlibet) -- White Coral Bells -- Hail to the Month -- The Bell Is Ringing -- Masters Of Music : Biography of Johann Strauss -- Praise of Vienna -- Biography of Jan Sibelius -- The Swan of Tuonela -- Biography of Georges Enesco -- Roumanian Rhapsody in A Major, No. 1 -- Land of Sunshine -- Biography of Gioacchino Antonio Rossini -- William Tell.…”

The Ranters declaration, : with their new oath and protestation; their strange votes, and a new way to get money; their proclamation and summons; their new way of ranting, never before heard of; their dancing of the hay naked, at the white Lyon in Peticoat-lane; their mad dream, and Dr. Pockridge his speech, with their trial, examination, and answers: the coming in of 3000. their prayer and recantation, to be in all cities and market-towns read and published; the mad-ranters further resolution; their Christmas carol, and blaspheming song; their two pretended-abominable keyes to enter heaven, and the worshiping of his little-majesty, the late Bishop of Canterbury: a new and further discovery of their black art, with the names of those that are possest by the devil, having strange and hideous cries heard within them, to the great admiration of all those that shall read and peruse this ensuing subject....

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El Lobo : songs and games of Latin America /

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Heritage songster; 320 folk and familiar songs

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The good times songbook : 160 songs for informal singing.

Table of Contents: “…-- Standing in the need of prayer -- Star-spangled banner -- Steal away -- Stodola pumpa -- Streets of Laredo -- Sur le pont d'Avignon -- Sweetly sings the donkey -- Swing low, sweet chariot -- Taps -- Tell me why -- Ten green bottles -- There was a old woman -- There's a song in the air -- This old man -- This train -- Three blind mice -- Tom Dooley -- Trampin' -- Tumbalalaika -- Twelve days of Christmas -- Wanderin' -- Water is wide -- We three kings of orient are -- We wish you a Merry Christmas -- What child is this? …”

Sunday, Monday or always /

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Swinging on a star /

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The best of Bing Crosby /

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Living wellsprings : the hymns, songs, and poems of N.F.S. Grundtvig / by Grundtvig, N. F. S. 1783-1872

Table of Contents: “…(1807) -- Our garden at Udby (1811) -- The Church as house (1835) -- The golden middle way (1835) -- The moment and the poet (1851) -- Word, time, and life (1866) -- Life and death (1869) -- High Odin, white Christ (1808) -- Gunderslev wood (1808) -- Dewfall (1808) -- Odin's song on the origin of poetry (1808) -- Echo of the Battle of Brunanburh (1816) -- Rhymed letter to our Nordic next-of kin (1832) -- In praise of Jutland (1815) -- Looking back at Copenhagen (1808) -- Axelstad, with your green ramparts (1843) -- Arise, all Christians, join the hymn (1810) -- Day's wings are clipped, bringing dark to the North (1837) -- As moonlight mirrors the sun's bright ray (1837) -- Human comes first, and Christian next (1837) -- In God's house there is warmness (1842) -- There is an agéd woman (1842) -- Planted by the Holy Spirit (1850) -- Earth and heaven, be united (1868) -- To my dear father, Johan Grundtvig (1810) -- To Catherine Marie Bang, my beloved mother (1815) -- To Johan, my eldest son (1834) -- Open letter to my children (1839) -- At the funeral of my brother Otto (1843) -- To my own meta (1845) -- Farewell to my pupils (1811) -- The freedom of the peasant farmers (1838) -- The king and the people (1839) -- In the queen's charity school (1841) -- 2 April 1846 (1846) -- Constitution Day 5 June 1854 (1854) -- To Professor Whewell at Cambridge (1831) -- Christoper Columbus (1831) -- Rasmus Christian Rask (1832) -- Niels Ebbesen (1839) -- Poul Dons (1843) -- Henrik Steffens (1845) -- Thomas Kingo (1849) -- Martin Luther (1849) -- The vision (1807) -- Lady Constance Leth (1809) -- Hill by the beach at Egeløkke (1811) -- To a lady friend (1811) -- The Danish woman (1840) -- Clara (1844) -- Dearest ladies (1848) -- Clara Raphael (1851) -- To my Lise (1814) -- To Marie, my fiancée (1851) -- My friend-wife (1854) -- 'She is not dead, she sleeps awhile' (1854) -- To my Asta (1858) -- To my wife, Asta (1861) -- Old enough have I become now (1872).…”
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Holiday partners : ten pairs of sing-together songs for treble voices / by Gallina, Jill

The Grandma Moses American songbook /

Table of Contents: “…-- In a little red barn -- Just a song at twilight -- In the gloaming -- Listen to the mocking bird -- Little brown church in the vale -- Long, long ago -- The old oaken bucket -- The quilting party -- Sunrise, sunset -- Try to remember -- Woodman, spare that tree -- Beautiful dreamer -- Billy boy --Cherry pink and apple blossom white -- Down in the valley -- Honeysuckle rose -- In the shade of the old apple tree -- I talk to the trees -- Lazy afternoon -- Let it snow! …”

Lawrence Welk, the American music maker : more than 200 great songs. by Welk, Lawrence, 1903-1992