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Let's help the red cross now
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A soldier boy lay dying 'Neath the flag he fought to shield, Lets help the red cross now, Sincerely dedicated to the American Red Cross., Cover drawing courtesy of Penny Ross.
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One more day
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One more day of wondrous Spring, Skies agleam and birds a-wing., F major
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Little bit of heaven
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Have you ever heard the story of how Ireland got its name?, Shure, a little bit of heaven fell from out the sky one day, Heart of paddy whack, The, Dedicated to Rita Olcott., C major
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Love me, and the world is mine
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I wander on as in a dream, my goal a paradise must be, for there an angel waits 'twould seem, yet lo, dear heart 'tis only thee., I care not for the stars that shine, Respectfully dedicated to Miss. Sue Smith.
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Good-bye, good luck, God bless you
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It's hard to part when heart to heart we've lived and dreamed and loved, Good-bye, good luck, God bless you, is all that I can say, Includes a special verse:
Good-bye, good luck, God bless you, You're off to Mexico, Tho' my heart's sad for you, my lad, I'm proud to see you go. Where duty's voice is calling, you bravely march away; Good-bye, good luck, God bless you, Is all that I can say
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Who knows?
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Thou art the soul of a summer's day, Heart of paddy whack, The, Sung by John McCormack, also sung by Chauncey Olcott in his new play The Heart of Paddywhack
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Idylle
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Ma mère veut me voir toujours Dans mes plus beaux atours, Avec Lubin, il est parti! Mon coeur est loin d'ici!
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Dream
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Last night I was dreaming of thee, love, was dreaming, To Miss Gertrude Edmands., A flat major, For High Voice. Cover illustration by Haskell Coffin.
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Ah non credea mirarti
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Ah! non credea mirarti si presto estinto, o fiore., Sonnambula, La, French lyrics appear below the Italian.
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Polacca
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O bella ti celo, Puritani, I, bis. ; Includes lyrics in German below the Italian.
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Creole song
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When the sun's glory flames The wide horizon over, English text with French translation. For Soprano or Tenor., F minor
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Hindoo song
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Brahma, thou mighty god, Who art in power seated, B minor, With French and English words. For Soprano or Tenor.
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Aime-moi!
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Viens a moi, car ton charme ese etrange, A Monsieur Charles Gounod
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Nymphs and fauns
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The night o'er the forest is spreading, Light is the air, and pure the breezes, For Mezzo Soprano, E flat major
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Heart throbs
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Ah! 'tis wonderful to feel, what thy words impart
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