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quadgram	frequency
mantora me no choose	45
jack mantora me no	45
me no choose none	27
on the road to	26
i am left alone	25
sing i am left	24
on the lone prairie	21
me no choose any	18
not on the lone	17
may be omitted in	17
me not on the	17
be omitted in singing	17
bury me not on	16
lily of the west	16
tell him that he	15
fellows that follow the	14
he is going to	14
the lily of the	14
on the banks of	14
that follow the plough	14
root hog or die	14
o bury me not	14
i will sing you	13
in the british museum	13
jolly fellows that follow	12
come to my window	12
at the end of	12
me want go home	11
melody taken down from	11
of the english peasantry	11
of the th century	11
in the same way	10
the setting of the	10
all jolly fellows that	10
i left behind me	10
so me no yerry	10
the bonny bunch of	10
no mo so me	10
bonny bunch of roses	10
me a nyam tiger	10
rosybel oh why oh	10
in the days of	10
did so before me	10
a nyam tiger fat	10
time me a nyam	10
this time me a	10
mo so me no	10
words and melody from	10
yeshterday this time me	10
soul may dwell that	9
little old sod shanty	9
so i wish in	9
the beginning of the	9
the time of the	9
and thou shalt c	9
range of the buffalo	9
my bonnie black bess	9
the song of the	9
his soul may dwell	9
rub him down joe	9
swear and i vow	9
the days of forty	9
i swear and i	9
taken down from james	9
the range of the	9
whilst every grove c	9
gal i left behind	9
my mother did so	9
mother did so before	9
we have taken down	9
may morning so early	9
may dwell that first	9
first found out the	9
anch a bite me	9
will you accept of	9
dwell that first found	9
is one of the	9
that first found out	9
setting of the sun	9
found out the leather	9
by the name of	8
that is the way	8
out of the house	8
words and melody taken	8
i am going to	8
that he is going	8
go home a yard	8
the end of the	8
a roof in the	8
the darling of my	8
to be found in	8
the gal i left	8
when i go home	8
home a yard oh	8
the story of the	8
home on the range	8
at the setting of	8
old rosin the bow	8
the banks of allan	8
come fill up my	8
and listen to my	8
roof in the morning	8
and the goban said	8
banks of allan water	8
and there was a	8
old sod shanty on	8
rise a roof in	8
want go home a	8
as i walked out	7
in the dorian mode	7
see you any more	7
nutting we will go	7
under the title of	7
what make you shave	7
taken down from j	7
he was her man	7
lives in our alley	7
one day there was	7
till i saddle you	7
fine old english gentleman	7
death and the lady	7
the lone star trail	7
the fair fannie moore	7
is the darling of	7
was a great man	7
pills to purge melancholy	7
ri fal de ral	7
annancy tell him that	7
with rubbing and scrubbing	7
make you shave old	7
to the tune of	7
the last of the	7
boy in a ring	7
two man a road	7
on a may morning	7
come make we go	7
she is the darling	7
will married to you	7
the dreary black hills	7
upon a sunday morning	7
blow away ye morning	7
away ye morning breezes	7
cold blows the wind	7
a nutting we will	7
at the same time	7
if you want to	7
darling of my heart	7
keep his wife at	7
the little old sod	7
his wife at home	7
she lives in our	7
the wind and the	7
i will married to	7
and she lives in	7
in the roxburgh collection	7
but no mo so	7
you shave old hall	7
wilt thou be mine	7
way down in mexico	7
down south in dixie	6
the queen of hearts	6
on the kansas line	6
that these are three	6
the skies are not	6
where the deer and	6
young and is growing	6
the old chisholm trail	6
sing you a song	6
tra la la la	6
trees they are so	6
and i in my	6
why oh ring a	6
on the dew so	6
as soon as the	6
yi yip yip yip	6
to the same air	6
it is in the	6
from an old woman	6
in his english folk	6
her own true love	6
bay of biscay o	6
la la la la	6
i will tell me	6
that sweet little gal	6
the water glideth by	6
it just the same	6
hunting we will go	6
on the first syllable	6
taken down in sussex	6
her wings were grey	6
life is a dreary	6
and melody taken down	6
the dew so pearly	6
lone prairie where the	6
all on the dew	6
little mules on the	6
devil and the princess	6
hurrah for the cart	6
what a pretty basket	6
yip yip yip pe	6
by chance it was	6
all in the morning	6
crooked trail to holbrook	6
roguer than a womankind	6
there was a man	6
at the time of	6
but it is not	6
way up on the	6
at the age of	6
up on the kansas	6
come go da mountain	6
play up the music	6
was taken down from	6
mules on the road	6
wind and the rain	6
you open the door	6
down in yonder valley	6
early in the morning	6
git along little dogies	6
word and the skies	6
will you open the	6
from the singing of	6
for the cart brigade	6
songs of the west	6
my pretty lad is	6
the girl i left	6
i love my love	6
the songs of the	6
a may morning so	6
the deer and the	6
in the roxburgh ballads	6
in my pocket had	6
lad is young and	6
where the water glideth	6
the lone prairie where	6
day there was a	6
i never see a	6
you very well see	6
be found in the	6
oh ring a diamond	6
i go home i	6
the west of england	6
him that he must	6
pretty lad is young	6
i in my pocket	6
son of a gun	6
go home i will	6
to see what i	6
a hunting we will	6
is young and is	6
way down south in	6
you leave me here	6
and the skies are	6
ci yi yip yip	6
they are so high	6
i went to the	6
and when he was	6
the bay of biscay	6
all to my tooth	6
go for a booby	6
i lookt at the	6
yip yip pe ya	6
me more than toad	6
songs of the english	6
tune is in the	6
a good old rebel	6
me will laugh ha	6
shanty on my claim	6
whilst my pretty lad	6
home i will tell	6
and her wings were	6
sod shanty on my	6
the title of the	6
will tell me mumma	6
blackbird a eat puppa	5
when you smoke tobacco	5
then love is out	5
and there i saw	5
me no touch liver	5
rode my little horse	5
at the beginning of	5
to which it is	5
strike it just the	5
me from sinking down	5
of the keys of	5
a maiden sat a	5
a fine old english	5
it was there i	5
the place of the	5
jessie cut him yoke	5
tobacco is an indian	5
melody was taken down	5
the leave of me	5
when the furze is	5
let go jane ann	5
was on the tree	5
there i saw three	5
the words of the	5
it is interesting to	5
furze is out of	5
a ring a yard	5
tell me mumma say	5
in the mixolydian mode	5
the silly old man	5
from town to town	5
puss and parson dog	5
that true little gal	5
down from james parsons	5
shot my true love	5
for auld lang syne	5
both sexes give ear	5
he get to the	5
written fresh words to	5
back to his yard	5
is out of tune	5
in the month of	5
to the railroad corral	5
i would i were	5
whoopee ti yi yo	5
at breaking of day	5
oft have proved untrue	5
say him no want	5
all done this fall	5
the trees they are	5
the same as ours	5
how are you this	5
when they go to	5
i walked out one	5
my mother sent to	5
in the cradle of	5
fell in love with	5
the grey mare c	5
the cradle of the	5
he done her wrong	5
know that it was	5
sweet by and by	5
without the leave of	5
is an indian weed	5
as taken down in	5
love is out of	5
in the town of	5
whack the cattle on	5
glory bye and bye	5
and the antelope play	5
bell a ring a	5
on the range of	5
of the olden time	5
in glory bye and	5
dixie is my home	5
parson puss and parson	5
as johnny walked out	5
my own true love	5
home to his yard	5
the state of arkansaw	5
i do not remember	5
me wanty come home	5
for that is the	5
no place like home	5
mother sent to me	5
but he done her	5
for a long time	5
a ship came sailing	5
in his traditional tunes	5
in the merry month	5
make sarah buck you	5
build myself a gallant	5
in the north of	5
rounded up in glory	5
and he said he	5
you accept of the	5
the sprig of thyme	5
o will you accept	5
has to go home	5
save me from sinking	5
da born with feather	5
you married you wife	5
in other parts of	5
cradle of the deep	5
and a cottage well	5
another version of the	5
ought to been ashame	5
go to the river	5
rabble soldier and dixie	5
at the head of	5
baby da born with	5
the furze is out	5
referred to in the	5
all of the olden	5
in the little old	5
up in glory bye	5
the song in his	5
accept of the keys	5
a eat puppa corn	5
when i was a	5
girl i left behind	5
down by a river	5
blue kerchief tied under	5
myself a gallant ship	5
the helston furry dance	5
i rode my little	5
away with the gipsies	5
the north of england	5
on a broadside by	5
listen to my song	5
am a rabble soldier	5
no want brown lady	5
and dixie is my	5
a rabble soldier and	5
what i might see	5
the song is given	5
deer and the antelope	5
gold amber gold oh	5
it is impossible to	5
a scottish version in	5
soldier and dixie is	5
the merry month of	5
there is no one	5
i am a rabble	5
see what i might	5
where the red roses	5
go in the house	4
he said he would	4
for the love of	4
he was on the	4
as she sings in	4
you shall be me	4
i have been unable	4
round a go fall	4
our race is almost	4
have been unable to	4
me a go get	4
all the way from	4
that crooked trail to	4
is done this fall	4
oh miss nancy ray	4
may be found in	4
in a collection of	4
of elk and buffalo	4
sings in the valleys	4
sons of the blue	4
me lover gone a	4
the land of the	4
give ear to my	4
was an old man	4
buried him there on	4
it occurs in the	4
days of elk and	4
in english county songs	4
the way in which	4
last of the singers	4
come all you jolly	4
love has a gun	4
the stage on the	4
what do these three	4
a frog he would	4
gone a colon bay	4
the clinking of my	4
drawn frae the forth	4
of the sweet nightingale	4
the name of the	4
park gone a colon	4
you da do make	4
i went into the	4
shall be me wife	4
the end of a	4
set to music by	4
camp on the range	4
which it is sung	4
he was in the	4
the trace of cromwell	4
frog he would a	4
you say to these	4
you ought to been	4
in the form of	4
where are you going	4
pocket had one penny	4
the red roses blossom	4
prove an excuse for	4
come out of the	4
the cattle from morning	4
she sings in the	4
and melody from james	4
i will not tell	4
fairest of the fair	4
ada you must bahl	4
have a lodging here	4
not cloudy all day	4
what can poor maidens	4
to go home to	4
songs and other frontier	4
hear the clinking of	4
oh me toad oh	4
i would like to	4
the hearty good fellow	4
where thou wert fairest	4
love at the setting	4
the hunting of arscott	4
i think of the	4
the sweet by and	4
not a one can	4
in the west of	4
i am bound to	4
is roguer than a	4
so he went to	4
him yoke suit me	4
when he was a	4
is in the dorian	4
honey de a door	4
the whole of them	4
fill up my cup	4
a bite me a	4
went up the trail	4
do make sarah buck	4
for ten long years	4
if it is a	4
the like was never	4
had learned it from	4
he went to the	4
door is bar with	4
gives the song in	4
like to know what	4
bonnie fish and halesome	4
version of the words	4
my love has a	4
the months of the	4
and he wunk his	4
bite me a me	4
the wars of germany	4
what is your intention	4
a black boy in	4
drink to the lass	4
thou wert fairest of	4
no yerry you honey	4
excuse for the glass	4
you worthless becca watson	4
race is almost run	4
ear to my fancy	4
at the close of	4
you see any one	4
in the state of	4
come go da river	4
my door is bar	4
in the middle and	4
song of the moor	4
taken down from a	4
try to sit down	4
will be your new	4
old uncle tom cobbley	4
was only a cowboy	4
her white bosom bare	4
the next day he	4
isaac park gone a	4
are not cloudy all	4
on the rio grande	4
the sons of the	4
you git the habit	4
the gun it shoots	4
to the gal yard	4
as i was a	4
jesse in his grave	4
ballads of the english	4
skies are not cloudy	4
true love at the	4
in the morning early	4
can poor maidens do	4
merry month of may	4
a young cowboy and	4
there on the lone	4
cowboy songs and other	4
breezy say him no	4
o what do these	4
we buried him there	4
in the middle of	4
goes by the name	4
day me waistcoat cut	4
words and air from	4
be yours true lover	4
take to heart dead	4
do you say to	4
up the cattle from	4
let the toast pass	4
he was only a	4
da do make sarah	4
any one is coming	4
blossom to crown my	4
is found on broadsides	4
sat under a tree	4
is the way with	4
last night i was	4
and we were up	4
you better go home	4
what shall i do	4
which is in the	4
i leave my old	4
in the midst of	4
the same as that	4
is going to get	4
him there on the	4
new drawn frae the	4
hullo me old time	4
prairie where the wild	4
somebody waiting for salizon	4
seldom is heard a	4
a great deal of	4
parker take to heart	4
a sweet pretty maiden	4
can sow me gungo	4
the forest so green	4
from the long chaparral	4
the british museum is	4
in the case of	4
a go fall down	4
sexes give ear to	4
o dear plymouth town	4
lovers oft have proved	4
the elephant and the	4
from morning till night	4
other day me waistcoat	4
months of the year	4
to crown my queen	4
once you git the	4
at the foot of	4
way with the texians	4
and other frontier ballads	4
the middle of the	4
tell him that him	4
discouraging word and the	4
where there is a	4
miller and his sons	4
cattle from morning till	4
the mouth of the	4
rampy a come oh	4
the incident of the	4
in the valleys below	4
the fact that the	4
feebly cries out yah	4
melody from james parsons	4
my pocket had one	4
my love is like	4
clinking of my chain	4
hear the fond tale	4
how do you do	4
i want to go	4
tacoma and the old	4
the other day me	4
that is what the	4
annancy in crab country	4
jimmy rampy a come	4
be your new home	4
wert fairest of the	4
cow camp on the	4
and he turned his	4
what do you say	4
other parts of england	4
and he gave him	4
heard a discouraging word	4
work is done this	4
fun me a make	4
put him to bed	4
a quatty worth sell	4
in the green forest	4
one of the most	4
chop bolow with tumbler	4
i will not accept	4
him go to the	4
i had drunk the	4
the seeds of love	4
is heard a discouraging	4
the old man said	4
poor jesse in his	4
tom cobbley and all	4
it is also in	4
folklore of the fjort	4
see any one is	4
a fun me a	4
in a narrow grave	4
ten long years to	4
accent on the first	4
there was one of	4
a me back gully	4
roses blossom to crown	4
on my government claim	4
in the house of	4
sung to the tune	4
put him in the	4
gee oh john tom	4
of the song in	4
pushed the jug about	4
him come down on	4
in tower i languish	4
black boy in a	4
will not accept of	4
is out of flower	4
he turned his head	4
you bring me some	4
the way with the	4
fill up my can	4
wednesday morning before day	4
go get fe drive	4
you hear the clinking	4
go from my window	4
the heart of the	4
steers from the long	4
an excuse for the	4
where seldom is heard	4
long years to stay	4
she went to the	4
is given in the	4
laid poor jesse in	4
a go get fe	4
to see if he	4
a discouraging word and	4
in the time of	4
coma ti yi youpy	4
my true love at	4
my fair pretty maid	4
go ile that car	4
uncle tom cobbley and	4
me a me back	4
sister will you open	4
he swore he saw	4
when the old lady	4
is not the same	4
all in the green	4
him no want brown	4
the death of parker	4
on that crooked trail	4
sugar de a door	4
that i leave my	4
me wanty go home	4
ring a yard oh	4
never see a man	4
two little mules on	4
stage on the road	4
in the saddle and	4
the moon shines bright	4
the tune of the	4
red roses blossom to	4
something me never hear	4
to the house of	4
songs of the negro	4
beginning of the th	4
like was never known	4
love is like the	4
is sung to the	4
a one can sow	4
the pipe and tabor	4
cowboy and i know	4
they pushed the jug	4
the rest of the	4
i would not be	4
to sit down good	4
cut him yoke suit	4
to the same tune	4
one can sow me	4
he wunk his eye	4
he had learned it	4
guava root a medicine	4
of the fair fannie	4
i do not know	4
not a quatty worth	4
from mouth to mouth	4
the days of elk	4
roam this world over	3
the ball and chain	3
how would you like	3
only be my true	3
i have a news	3
tattler tongue ying de	3
the words are a	3
a version of the	3
the house of the	3
da coolie sleep on	3
me akee a linstead	3
on the other hand	3
was going to be	3
go show them gardon	3
folk songs from somerset	3
you will get a	3
and songs of the	3
ferryman in the boat	3
my love is drowned	3
a look at me	3
to open the door	3
i wish i were	3
of silver and gold	3
great trevelation children ho	3
give me one wacky	3
and so on through	3
was a young man	3
am sure i wish	3
they will lift up	3
skinned woman makes a	3
it was in the	3
i was sent to	3
in the cauld blast	3
and the wind it	3
to say a word	3
if i to thee	3
the great white way	3
fuppence a quart fe	3
the streams of nantsian	3
like the red red	3
is on the rye	3
the weather is warm	3
of one of the	3
want to yerry duppy	3
one day at fall	3
have taken down the	3
to go home with	3
meet a man with	3
air to which this	3
it sung by a	3
akee a linstead market	3
years a section boss	3
of arscott of tetcott	3
airs and motifs in	3
flight and is flown	3
gin a body meet	3
the wild cayotes will	3
the bell is ringing	3
to make little mary	3
see a hugly man	3
go to mount siney	3
what a wrongful judgment	3
the love of alice	3
to thee my mill	3
ballad is found in	3
the tune is very	3
can give me that	3
there was an old	3
the war of the	3
my love loves me	3
them write you name	3
in the heart of	3
i spend me money	3
words and tune from	3
them to see the	3
heard it sung by	3
was sung at the	3
the ballad is found	3
so happy as we	3
when he got there	3
when he go he	3
narrow grave just six	3
da broke man heart	3
that was a great	3
lover gone a colon	3
copy of the ballad	3
glass is almost run	3
when work is done	3
the one shirt i	3
dearly loves abroad to	3
woman let go your	3
ship came sailing over	3
brave young shanty boys	3
me a go do	3
in the dancing master	3
at home if you	3
it may have been	3
days of old when	3
his voice was so	3
with regard to the	3
a quart fe flour	3
i hope he will	3
laid him down to	3
its way into the	3
bound to be a	3
what the fiddle say	3
war down a monkland	3
you no yerry you	3
with my hump a	3
pot of boiling water	3
it is found in	3
and still am a	3
the ballad was printed	3
these are three milking	3
dead march as you	3
carry you fe dummy	3
john arscott of tetcott	3
once there was a	3
of the nineteenth century	3
they ride till the	3
the man of the	3
see my mother when	3
to let the people	3
many a mile to	3
like a fine old	3
do so no more	3
down from the singing	3
in her county songs	3
turn dem make dem	3
some thousand miles away	3
in his nursery rhymes	3
maiden sat under a	3
the men of north	3
went out one day	3
down to huntsville to	3
the month of june	3
foot in the stirrup	3
given under the title	3
me go plant coco	3
he see the gal	3
in the shape of	3
form of the ballad	3
the sound of the	3
den number nine tunnel	3
taken his flight and	3
brother annancy tie somebody	3
to leave this world	3
a friend to the	3
for there is no	3
a little monkey town	3
me buggy a sell	3
home if you can	3
tell me what toll	3
the son send him	3
the dead march as	3
be found in a	3
bonnets of bonnie dundee	3
in the wood to	3
twinty years a section	3
words and music from	3
can roam this world	3
in the house and	3
sleeping on the ground	3
song was taken down	3
by a river side	3
sailing in the lowlands	3
unless it might be	3
sung to the air	3
me want go colabra	3
jump but sarah buck	3
he went out and	3
come all you brave	3
heart is breaking for	3
show him where he	3
when you go to	3
we dug out the	3
fal de ral c	3
heart is full of	3
the university of texas	3
from that day annancy	3
too clever for him	3
left the country and	3
you will never get	3
and put it in	3
am a texas cowboy	3
him let him go	3
from a labouring man	3
steers in the long	3
taken down from john	3
and there is the	3
put it in his	3
ho you ought to	3
want to go home	3
you can roam this	3
that we may join	3
the original words were	3
a reminiscence of the	3
of fair fannie moore	3
married woman let go	3
a few years ago	3
a few days after	3
me one wacky you	3
the two of them	3
the lady and apprentice	3
me carry me akee	3
lie on the floor	3
give me back me	3
version of the melody	3
you know wyoming will	3
we took down the	3
go da river before	3
pound order him kill	3
old adam was a	3
a great number of	3
is given under the	3
out in the hall	3
a blind boy in	3
will be found in	3
the bands a roll	3
a copy of the	3
in devon and cornwall	3
in the pepysian collection	3
you had better stay	3
tossing on the deep	3
he meet a man	3
music as i walked	3
mile to go that	3
music as i was	3
barn day no cubba	3
good morning to you	3
tossed on the deep	3
you ought to be	3
my hump a long	3
maiden sat a weeping	3
hunting of arscott of	3
the jury found me	3
one shirt i have	3
for if you leave	3
the old staked plains	3
in love with a	3
come down off the	3
kerchief tied under the	3
unto my loving wife	3
then what do you	3
at last we got	3
trailed them to the	3
it was in this	3
but sarah buck him	3
wilt thou go with	3
and numerous outline sketches	3
for i know that	3
see my love more	3
where the wild cayotes	3
pleasing to my mind	3
he feebly cries out	3
wert thou in the	3
is also in the	3
oh what a wrongful	3
hurrah for our black	3
went to the river	3
i did not like	3
good old lone star	3
no pair so happy	3
traveled this wide world	3
as they call it	3
money gone like butter	3
saw old reynard run	3
would you like to	3
come in the night	3
she dearly loves abroad	3
sweet betsy from pike	3
if you loves i	3
thee my mill shall	3
that dirty little coward	3
the fond tale of	3
sally turn to the	3
no call barny clever	3
for if you do	3
the first part of	3
i should like to	3
young cowboy and i	3
was nothing but a	3
spend me money but	3
i would not work	3
o the merry c	3
it is early in	3
by the time he	3
and if i had	3
lass of richmond hill	3
and spend one summer	3
in the west and	3
make little mary his	3
go home to his	3
sent me down to	3
adela da jump but	3
when we dug out	3
hm hm hm hm	3
with a cart of	3
fe go buy sapadilla	3
you can give me	3
bolow gone a colon	3
he saw old reynard	3
the truth me dear	3
a pair of shoes	3
to make her his	3
of the frontier corps	3
as you carry me	3
one morning in may	3
the mouths of the	3
there is never a	3
free from care and	3
o where are you	3
him that he is	3
she wore a wreath	3
it will be observed	3
the same way as	3
annancy and brother tiger	3
there was a lady	3
farewell for a while	3
him by the hand	3
all you brave young	3
me da coolie sleep	3
to see if the	3
time the old lady	3
come all of you	3
on the old n	3
find its way into	3
english airs and motifs	3
the words also in	3
merry birds did sing	3
you want to yerry	3
the head of the	3
we may join together	3
jane a call minnie	3
them call me follow	3
went to lingo starban	3
garland of country song	3
the man me live	3
the girl i love	3
me doun and dee	3
the light of the	3
ballad in the roxburgh	3
take the place of	3
think it very hard	3
will be rounded up	3
consumption by sleeping on	3
i am a texas	3
bell me go plant	3
part of the tune	3
i trailed them to	3
the old lady say	3
old lone star state	3
give it to him	3
old n a range	3
and at the end	3
tell mister bell me	3
me back me soap	3
go back to the	3
is put in the	3
from wilcox to globe	3
love and my dear	3
there was no beating	3
oh what a awful	3
in the story of	3
i want you to	3
see if i can	3
not be lodged here	3
old when we dug	3
down a sea bottom	3
and it was the	3
i have thought it	3
manage a jump the	3
this is a very	3
be my true lover	3
the hair of my	3
son send him up	3
there never was a	3
the ballad in the	3
three acres of coffee	3
one of my old	3
nursery rhymes and country	3
by the hair of	3
we all went up	3
i am sure i	3
this world over and	3
da river before day	3
out one day at	3
the maiden of bashful	3
the form of a	3
till at last he	3
tale of the sweet	3
you are speaking of	3
of all the birds	3
of the same words	3
bring him come joe	3
there is not a	3
show them gardon boy	3
voice was so melodious	3
of the man me	3
bound to leave this	3
to one of the	3
war of the crimea	3
he is gone to	3
the cup of the	3
john crow and fowl	3
tied under the chin	3
all went up the	3
the gal was very	3
i will relate you	3
with me and be	3
aunty jane a call	3
and they began to	3
within a mile of	3
the man give him	3
shilling fe go buy	3
mumma ho me love	3
to go that night	3
was on a tree	3
african melody in jamaica	3
grave just six by	3
take a look at	3
number nine tunnel i	3
to what i say	3
colon bolow gone a	3
they seem to have	3
he was going to	3
i have written fresh	3
and away to the	3
be rounded up in	3
a body meet a	3
you want to go	3
town people them call	3
of the bonny bunch	3
the bonnets of bonnie	3
for the rest of	3
just six by three	3
mister bell me go	3
used to be a	3
carry him to church	3
than the reign of	3
was one of the	3
people them call me	3
in the world there	3
me went to lingo	3
thou go with me	3
let go your bull	3
a ten shilling shahl	3
carry me akee a	3
and has taken his	3
is early in the	3
men of north lew	3
order him kill me	3
the old n a	3
what is roguer than	3
i am unable to	3
from care and strife	3
was to be sung	3
we come now to	3
that good old lone	3
no give me one	3
you like to go	3
on the way to	3
south on the rio	3
tunnel i would not	3
what a awful mourning	3
you caused me to	3
still am a rambling	3
dem make dem lay	3
songs of this collection	3
fe go show them	3
the form of the	3
the boy inside the	3
was priced in russell	3
maiden of bashful fifteen	3
i will give you	3
you see a hugly	3
up the green forest	3
meet me in the	3
do make me a	3
the whole of his	3
the king of mayo	3
the sun did rise	3
it is given in	3
da jump but sarah	3
the world there be	3
you accept of a	3
wyoming will be your	3
said the scotch rogue	3
to yerry duppy talk	3
me love the man	3
a drink of water	3
to be sung by	3
a health to the	3
never shall see my	3
thou in the cauld	3
as i loves you	3
bonny blue kerchief tied	3
campfire has gone out	3
the name of a	3
printed on broadside by	3
one of the cow	3
methinks i see her	3
happy as we two	3
version of the song	3
charley marley call you	3
all the gal them	3
and that was the	3
a wreath of roses	3
love must i deplore	3
brought him to a	3
o why should i	3
my glass is almost	3
because my love loves	3
who lived in the	3
he bids me three	3
drink that rot gut	3
soon as i can	3
while the bloom is	3
and for bonnie annie	3
pretty maiden sat under	3
ho me love the	3
shall see my love	3
wheel him let him	3
my love must i	3
fond tale of the	3
i to thee my	3
lay me doun and	3
his flight and is	3
is found in a	3
a lad and maiden	3
you a go do	3
sung in other parts	3
the fight at carrickshock	3
for you know wyoming	3
by the side of	3
to the land of	3
me no call barny	3
in the long chaparral	3
you will be rounded	3
the campfire was kindled	3
taken down by mr	3
let me come in	3
me money gone like	3
when we got to	3
in a fragmentary condition	3
of african melody in	3
i was a young	3
of the ballad is	3
life in a half	3
and is in the	3
old wichet went a	3
are speaking of your	3
a bottle of beer	3
of my old singers	3
said to the wife	3
fair lady pity me	3
is the name of	3
and some of the	3
both day and night	3
on the old chisholm	3
in the bay of	3
out of the west	3
on the old staked	3
i will kill you	3
learned it from his	3
to a different air	3
get to the place	3
when he was in	3
i shot my true	3
wild cayotes will howl	3
takes the place of	3
i got the blues	3
given in the folk	3
but not to the	3
adam was a poacher	3
blind boy in a	3
how you manage a	3
you take up you	3
the bloom is on	3
a jump the window	3
the original words are	3
that i may go	3
caused me to roam	3
me in the evening	3
you will see some	3
of the way in	3
stay at home if	3
tongue ying de ying	3
sent to charleston town	3
i believe to my	3
nine tunnel i would	3
i have seen the	3
reign of james i	3
lost my spotted cow	3
you a story of	3
put it in the	3
you like the best	3
the earliest form of	3
it is not a	3
but meet me in	3
end of the th	3
take up you wife	3
dug out the gold	3
me know the man	3
ten pound order him	3
all out in the	3
wore a wreath of	3
the miller and his	3
pair so happy as	3
ups and downs in	3
he will give him	3
the ferryman in the	3
you no come come	3
are the fellows to	3
with an iron bar	3
up in the morning	3
the first of may	3
the red red rose	3
boy inside the ring	3
in a him heart	3
for twinty years a	3
for i love my	3
all me money gone	3
he came to the	3
find out who was	3
drifting with the tide	3
my love and my	3
me money but the	3
the house of commons	3
in the spring of	3
when he is coming	3
by means of the	3
was one of them	3
there is no dancing	3
not accept of the	3
a place in the	3
one of his picny	3
since the waggonette come	3
not the same as	3
came sailing over the	3
me yerry your name	3
them that they must	3
coolie sleep on piazza	3
a broadside by pitts	3
in want of a	3
taken down from roger	3
off a the tree	3
make me a pallet	3
here without the leave	3
bloom is on the	3
for the sake of	3
him kill me pardner	3
for a nutting c	3
in the mouth of	3
the same air was	3
is like the red	3
earliest form of the	3
the hare and the	3
man with a cart	3
same place him patch	3
annancy and his fish	3
all the day long	3
do not remember any	3
if you leave me	3
when they get to	3
er down the lane	3
taken down from the	3
rhymes and country songs	3
you adela ho you	3
we have not been	3
in the ballad of	3
early in the spring	3
me goosey a me	3
the banks of the	3
the music of the	3
waiting here for you	3
there will be a	3
by the late rev	3
is a variant of	3
a present to the	3
home back a yard	3
adela ho you ought	3
i see her now	3
to give him a	3
of bold jack donahoo	3
swore he saw old	3
how monkey manage annancy	3
me down to huntsville	3
goosey a me yard	3
loves abroad to roam	3
when i think of	3
to be sung to	3
by sleeping on the	3
it will not do	3
gee oh mother mac	3
these may be omitted	3
been a bad boy	3
both night and day	3
see a man like	3
you carry me along	3
when he came to	3
hair of my chinnychinchin	3
you no give me	3
up in the air	3
make him a present	3
his pills to purge	3
for bonnie annie laurie	3
have written fresh words	3
if you do not	3
a ten pound order	3
tied under her chin	3
in the same place	3
down south on the	3
little mary his bride	3
when you see a	3
in my dartmoor idylls	3
is in the roxburgh	3
mouths of the people	3
traces of african melody	3
is a very early	3
you tattler tongue ying	3
sake of the man	3
to the words of	3
your watch run down	3
let the people see	3
me and be my	3
the work is done	3
to the maiden of	3
from an old man	3
never look so shy	3
you manage a jump	3
the top of the	3
bull a broke pen	3
and be my love	3
a cow camp on	3
i have had to	3
go no more a	3
during this time annancy	3
annancy and the old	3
when the gal go	3
ballads and songs of	3
sake a ten shilling	3
he went into a	3
there was a old	3
the young king daniel	3
the reign of james	3
here we have a	3
and i love my	3
blow you house down	3
jury found me guilty	3
in the night to	3
live with me and	3
out of the north	3
and motifs in jamaica	3
to save his life	3
sweet pretty maiden sat	3
when i came to	3
the waggonette come in	3
let your watch run	3
the tune to which	3
money but the beggar	3
to the stranger and	3
why leave me pining	3
as well as the	3
believe to my soul	3
tell all the members	3
not seem to be	3
was in the dock	3
a somerset me barn	3
the campfire has gone	3
a great many of	3
i was born in	3
a mile to go	3
the tune is in	3
there i espied a	3
sailing over the sea	3
know wyoming will be	3
a mile of edinburgh	3
you ought to shame	3
a man with a	3
body meet a body	3
am a rambling sailor	3
the head of a	3
you just from town	3
the wreck off scilly	3
where it was patched	3
mile of edinburgh town	3
and he bade the	3
put it in a	3
open the door oh	3
you brave young shanty	3
out of the ring	3
love of alice gray	3
sung at the folk	3
has taken his flight	3
a narrow grave just	3
of old when we	3
far better than me	3
understand that the girl	2
in the mountain top	2
mourned the loss of	2
indian yell resounds no	2
what will you sing	2
them is my home	2
hurrah for the snow	2
run up a house	2
am bound to follow	2
at the words wheel	2
lonesome cowboy and a	2
with a piece of	2
in the year he	2
to know what it	2
the pretty silver pin	2
and he went out	2
to fight the bloody	2
to the place they	2
here are two more	2
i was born at	2
which looks like a	2
the day that i	2
sam and barnes and	2
we da go to	2
a piece of the	2
to tell it was	2
back into the trap	2
i do not care	2
are starting to lean	2
if he see you	2
sing the same old	2
will help out the	2
shadows fall so long	2
even when there is	2
for being so loyal	2
though it may be	2
there were five hundred	2
james was a lad	2
if any of you	2
say to the king	2
was very glad to	2
was a lad that	2
to the river to	2
the cowboy has left	2
a keenly lode is	2
way into the nursery	2
out on the road	2
fal de ral dee	2
them in the healing	2
cento from a long	2
as to give to	2
than vision can look	2
kerchief tied under her	2
snake it up fair	2
jimmy feel pretty damn	2
saddle i used to	2
i will like to	2
the last great round	2
now he is sleeping	2
make one shirt fe	2
a long remembering the	2
cowboy and they say	2
to keep his wife	2
a little bit rough	2
canst not have a	2
brand of the lord	2
fowl a good friend	2
in the sweet by	2
bone of my stover	2
in our garland of	2
air is not the	2
one shirt fe you	2
baby had red hair	2
to ginger piece and	2
what a scorching jim	2
prayer to him who	2
as onward we did	2
is going to baptize	2
the girl of the	2
the winds whistled high	2
are fond of this	2
down in the ranks	2
the song in the	2
jan was put into	2
and out on the	2
has killed a man	2
meet him on the	2
set his pace for	2
the end of seven	2
a good friend on	2
the accent on the	2
and that gun he	2
it is a fine	2
mumma say me wanty	2
is of the cypress	2
and when the herd	2
let you go again	2
sir john molesworth of	2
it was a very	2
in west country garlands	2
old soul is he	2
reminds us of the	2
catch a hare for	2
as he was going	2
the song is sung	2
by day and night	2
of the beginning of	2
wear all in the	2
got to have now	2
there was a fair	2
all were courting the	2
and i will sing	2
thought of that fair	2
made a law that	2
i hear them shing	2
old singing man is	2
and his son were	2
play the dead march	2
the folk music of	2
all out on the	2
been in a leather	2
in cold and sadness	2
and the days of	2
house a me door	2
when him coming home	2
for somebody dying here	2
the tired herd droops	2
accept of a pair	2
so on through all	2
i bring you none	2
the day to make	2
day of the week	2
will you sing me	2
the crow creek lands	2
of that fair maiden	2
it been in a	2
the days of for	2
sing you about the	2
say me wanty come	2
she had to do	2
you buck your right	2
though i do not	2
him done up annancy	2
the four drunken maidens	2
man they did know	2
to his lips doth	2
crocus beig in a	2
complain about me one	2
also from james parsons	2
every grove rings with	2
them loaf if they	2
onward we did go	2
him hand on him	2
to me and my	2
underneath her apron was	2
his head was bald	2
and mechanical college of	2
as a cow camp	2
a sort of a	2
the night in a	2
would be hard to	2
the one of them	2
but in this i	2
him goes home back	2
for the same reason	2
from old sally satterley	2
for a dark eyed	2
must have failed to	2
the summer nights are	2
town a maid did	2
them gal in charge	2
you hear the fond	2
to which it was	2
are but very few	2
and the ash and	2
a great man surely	2
that fair maiden abideth	2
green down on the	2
taken down from samuel	2
parnell did a great	2
and a great many	2
is a well fine	2
loyal to queen anne	2
it is a pleasure	2
has laid poor jes	2
come to see the	2
the son of a	2
tie up all her	2
o thou shalt rue	2
brought to england and	2
nobody cares for me	2
grumbles and try not	2
melody taken down by	2
the sides of the	2
there is a gold	2
will kill you to	2
is found in africa	2
exchange my home on	2
as i tell you	2
out on the ground	2
compare with this the	2
it would not be	2
make him marry you	2
down from john woodrich	2
in the aeolian mode	2
all for the sake	2
but what cares i	2
variants of the same	2
to which sung in	2
deep and wide and	2
you will have to	2
ying de ying de	2
that it is a	2
the words and tune	2
lad that killed a	2
latter part of the	2
not to the same	2
shown by the following	2
just from the wars	2
the money he had	2
interesting to note the	2
the tune we have	2
the arms of the	2
will lift up your	2
is no one left	2
have i loved thee	2
and his spurs was	2
but we found great	2
down four or five	2
and i am going	2
thee under the sun	2
one day brother annancy	2
me no min tell	2
father said to the	2
lode is a lode	2
not my suit disdain	2
the story told by	2
and fought his last	2
sir walter raleigh sailing	2
over the lonely prairie	2
whenever i gets in	2
a worse than cromwell	2
trot by my side	2
last he came to	2
to note the changes	2
it is good eating	2
rounds us up in	2
to get thee a	2
him to bed oh	2
mechanical college of texas	2
starving to death on	2
sent me another version	2
young gal in jamaica	2
nose doth shew how	2
put it out a	2
such as we find	2
queen anne the great	2
gave me to understand	2
in texas had married	2
me no tell you	2
i went up the	2
in the bed of	2
did swim all to	2
his lips doth go	2
never make him marry	2
the steers in the	2
was sung by the	2
the longest of days	2
music come all you	2
i will not pick	2
hurrah for the great	2
powder the hot prairie	2
not fit the tune	2
a bunch of keys	2
hat in his hand	2
brown a shake him	2
know where many a	2
me to the new	2
i am dead and	2
with two little mules	2
you seldom ever see	2
to go back to	2
being so loyal to	2
sung by an old	2
dust that makes the	2
very glad to see	2
in spite of her	2
now to the damsel	2
in the gold coast	2
the old man sing	2
in the drive to	2
the man is here	2
would like to see	2
i went to rob	2
never wore the blue	2
have no water to	2
you start to rustling	2
to fail at last	2
gal are dead fe	2
treasures for to go	2
and he told the	2
news has come to	2
in the contemporary review	2
is going to make	2
dat time de king	2
see if you can	2
of the barley raking	2
and had no time	2
himself back to his	2
he was so frighten	2
i hold that the	2
note on weddings in	2
to shake him head	2
took her to the	2
the gipsy countess part	2
da mountain go pick	2
he has killed a	2
with the egg shell	2
the girl i loved	2
and to buy what	2
i will play on	2
was very sorry for	2
some set a gal	2
sod shanty on our	2
make a law that	2
you will notice that	2
know he is a	2
of the scale is	2
and as they were	2
have failed to hear	2
never be yours true	2
fair maiden abideth with	2
thinks to meet me	2
to catch a hare	2
a lame old nigger	2
they never joined the	2
about the cowboy whose	2
the gal was gone	2
a news to the	2
they was in the	2
verses may be omitted	2
no praise of mine	2
and along the green	2
the master of the	2
cut down the tree	2
when him come him	2
will make one shirt	2
none of my own	2
my purty old rhymes	2
got there too late	2
that gal fe marry	2
that all the bells	2
they reach to the	2
a lady so gay	2
feet in the stirrups	2
the kiltartan history book	2
lode that promises well	2
that has gone to	2
he was brought to	2
and their economic interpretation	2
says bold jack donahoo	2
hair with the fine	2
is luck to the	2
from the time of	2
to a different tune	2
o hare it is	2
susan chop bolow with	2
times i wish i	2
is a pleasure to	2
a maid did dwell	2
till night in the	2
strike your colours ye	2
was at that time	2
she shot him down	2
gun it shoots high	2
a little bit a	2
you kill all the	2
find me out west	2
said she would be	2
shall my eyes by	2
your wife she will	2
i called unto my	2
you sugar de a	2
up your holster and	2
into the world of	2
town gal no have	2
night i was lying	2
and done whilst every	2
songs of the peasantry	2
a woman dancing with	2
tell you no lie	2
lines while he wept	2
the girl inside the	2
muster out the ranger	2
through the heat and	2
or comanche bills they	2
will find out if	2
the snow and the	2
colon boat a go	2
a scorching jim will	2
will play on my	2
personification of the animal	2
golden hair in ringlets	2
him down with his	2
brought from a foreign	2
me the wind and	2
they go to town	2
leave my old pa	2
the reason why i	2
hast not half acquired	2
me tell you say	2
will chuckle and crow	2
they put him in	2
as you ride across	2
the keys of canterbury	2
he wants you to	2
but when i left	2
the miller of dee	2
to the people of	2
my mother when the	2
never was so hard	2
the stars in the	2
am i going to	2
to the new jail	2
i remember is the	2
snatches of the song	2
was put into the	2
the contemporary review for	2
fasten in the flour	2
ash and mesquite will	2
is apparently a modernised	2
and my purty old	2
down to this ballad	2
down town gal no	2
years have passed away	2
most pleasing to my	2
a week but only	2
and never more may	2
was once in the	2
flap up your holster	2
get her out of	2
words are a cento	2
your back on them	2
the stories before us	2
him to the graveyard	2
say a fe him	2
will show him where	2
so as to give	2
his gun fighting as	2
a ring of gold	2
my husband used to	2
put in his mouth	2
to have a little	2
it was early in	2
rye whiskey i cry	2
melody from roger luxton	2
and try not to	2
know what it is	2
inside the ring and	2
boss of the riders	2
a living out of	2
i live to say	2
oft would plead with	2
and at the age	2
to take away the	2
can born with feather	2
in the yellowing light	2
fight the bloody in	2
i going to do	2
he niver hired a	2
thou canst not have	2
the mouth of a	2
in the barony of	2
me will make one	2
of the song of	2
drive from texas to	2
she wants to go	2
i picked up my	2
follow along with the	2
the waterwheel oh matilda	2
is no place so	2
has just come back	2
i saw her but	2
never see a woman	2
mighty hard to beat	2
of death and the	2
a home for you	2
to mourn for his	2
their places with others	2
as given in the	2
annancy say to his	2
dash him on the	2
you be like me	2
to join the confirmation	2
give you a silver	2
know you of old	2
we fought the red	2
have all ploughed our	2
that the girl i	2
to keep up the	2
join together and never	2
so it is that	2
a mistake to suppose	2
keep it in your	2
turned the shoes on	2
shot in the breast	2
picked up my venison	2
would plead with me	2
by he fe get	2
it down in from	2
that with us yet	2
for you and me	2
girl of the yankton	2
he made a great	2
bar with an iron	2
the prairie dogs are	2
and when i get	2
hodges of seven dials	2
hole in the shingle	2
in the original it	2
as soon as i	2
or yes or no	2
i know you of	2
melted away as snow	2
it is certainly an	2
pockets of silver and	2
time had come to	2
you mister crab oh	2
do i repine for	2
in the hour of	2
an old sock leg	2
herd droops in the	2
the hot prairie sod	2
i want to see	2
that he has killed	2
the goban sent him	2
spend one summer pleasantly	2
the musical editorship of	2
and he saw the	2
should auld acquaintance be	2
the man was going	2
to one of them	2
old gray mule of	2
the way to the	2
tell them that he	2
may marry your mary	2
hunting we do go	2
when they heard of	2
there was no one	2
recall all the words	2
speaking of your farms	2
is able to do	2
resounds no more along	2
she is going to	2
gun that has gone	2
but tie up your	2
old jimmy feel pretty	2
on a charming sweetheart	2
the trail of the	2
can live with them	2
black jack to his	2
into the arms of	2
the wind did blow	2
cut off the fowl	2
more than the world	2
had other work to	2
of many of the	2
sleeping on the old	2
with a wooden leg	2
a bone of my	2
and melody taken from	2
but if you do	2
a collection of early	2
done up annancy him	2
we fought him in	2
from a very old	2
play on my pipes	2
when we heerd a	2
whose lap you have	2
so so one self	2
a lad that killed	2
of the girl who	2
love the rolling prairies	2
the fire and cold	2
robbed my poor pockets	2
up your hair on	2
i hit him a	2
we give was taken	2
she can rope and	2
he was a very	2
there was not a	2
if ever a cowboy	2
is a gold coast	2
taken down from old	2
as much as you	2
boy did swim all	2
it the worst fe	2
i meet a pretty	2
it is not my	2
the great salt lake	2
book and hand you	2
old ben bolt was	2
to walk in the	2
old lady you too	2
every one of them	2
glass he is as	2
my sweet pretty maid	2
notes on the songs	2
on a sunday morning	2
me knee da go	2
i do not heed	2
in the stories before	2
went to rob and	2
auld acquaintance be forgot	2
away from that city	2
small bird or two	2
oh charley marley call	2
was killed by a	2
the agricultural and mechanical	2
wished myself most dead	2
how old are you	2
he loves a she	2
began to look around	2
up our rifles and	2
i see you dough	2
jamaican song and story	2
blackbird say unto annancy	2
has been turned into	2
wind it did blow	2
me her promise true	2
more along the border	2
it has not been	2
the shadows fall so	2
and the husband asked	2
shanty on our claim	2
annancy said to him	2
the husband is a	2
me to understand that	2
place so homelike as	2
will never see more	2
are to be found	2
with powder and shot	2
tune is the first	2
the rest of his	2
ben bolt was a	2
it in the sun	2
may be omitted when	2
charlottie then feebly said	2
with demons i will	2
in some of his	2
the willow tree it	2
each man have his	2
grove rings with a	2
angels are whispering with	2
you shall hear the	2
happy as a clam	2
time fe you go	2
a fe him yard	2
of these is the	2
wheel him make me	2
that to which it	2
and shining eyes as	2
what it is and	2
you go to the	2
lone star trail until	2
song goes by the	2
contemporary review for september	2
was bound with her	2
glades are ringing with	2
have freighted in the	2
who is but a	2
to tickle the poor	2
our little texas stray	2
make i lie down	2
gied me her promise	2
night as i lay	2
slap in the face	2
sun and the sun	2
have been brought to	2
howard has laid poor	2
you do not give	2
i will or try	2
to the top of	2
but in a duala	2
the very one you	2
ask what it is	2
as we all went	2
go da champong market	2
sin auld lang syne	2
i will make you	2
he said that he	2
you know we had	2
while driving the stage	2
going one by one	2
out your rawhide and	2
she says it is	2
who lay on his	2
go lick maugre dog	2
as arrows pierced my	2
was to take away	2
and gone to never	2
with a handsome concentina	2
the first half of	2
name was lovely flora	2
her dress was spangled	2
droops in the yellowing	2
and a blast of	2
tell them that they	2
in the ballads of	2
wobbles about like a	2
wood to cut broom	2
and they will tell	2
oft do i repine	2
a shake him shoulder	2
know one gal a	2
the wildest flowers that	2
we won bright homes	2
becount of young king	2
barnes and left their	2
the ballad of the	2
three versions of the	2
some a wash him	2
green bushes he thinks	2
lament come all of	2
and be your own	2
eyes as arrows pierced	2
he took up his	2
damsel most pleasing to	2
love can see me	2
beat the drum slowly	2
niver hired a tar	2
and a bonny bird	2
second sister will you	2
he first came to	2
you ride across the	2
to a bright and	2
be the day that	2
the boys in blue	2
i started up the	2
is identical with one	2
with a young baby	2
et contes des baronga	2
he said to the	2
in the mouths of	2
cost money to tickle	2
in the morning at	2
bring me some gold	2
half he bade me	2
summer nights are coming	2
to help him up	2
i have met with	2
ebsworth in the roxburgh	2
this to my cowboy	2
it is probably the	2
life and light of	2
and the goban sent	2
up your grumbles and	2
far away from home	2
to the day of	2
me of my freedom	2
the s like z	2
i am very hungry	2
you would a do	2
if he was not	2
the port royal mountains	2
form of the story	2
of the old song	2
gray mule of mine	2
that we have come	2
he turned the shoes	2
fighting as well as	2
old lady and the	2
but a simple ploughboy	2
been grown up in	2
you out plain that	2
dora logan a wahk	2
but when he got	2
dirty little coward that	2
voice is low and	2
so he went out	2
jim will get when	2
he is at the	2
when i am dead	2
that some of the	2
maidens a milking did	2
maid freed from the	2
are a cento from	2
ballad was taken down	2
young man i lived	2
the death of the	2
mister walker da come	2
i used to run	2
ready for the trail	2
the black man is	2
know these days are	2
leave my old parents	2
you must make me	2
and grim stood the	2
to the wood to	2
i ought to remember	2
pull out his pocket	2
is in the aeolian	2
he reach the yard	2
walked out one may	2
over and over and	2
and marry thee under	2
is found in the	2
it is what i	2
so loyal to queen	2
he looked like a	2
before the sun did	2
by williams of portsea	2
these fighting days are	2
all on my back	2
face a cannon ball	2
to town to see	2
at one end of	2
however much i will	2
out of his head	2
they call it cheyenne	2
i walked out in	2
a version from sussex	2
grown up in the	2
your grumbles and try	2
scorching jim will get	2
eye full of tear	2
to go with him	2
i have been able	2
amanda was bound with	2
me mumma say me	2
in rain and snow	2
of the original story	2
the life of a	2
for them is my	2
to pass the time	2
the most of them	2
with an introduction by	2
it was once in	2
the tune we give	2
i reached the eastern	2
he has to be	2
was the use of	2
so as to render	2
i have taken down	2
with one obtained in	2
but had it been	2
stole my thyme away	2
i spied a cow	2
it is to the	2
by the green bushes	2
got used to annancy	2
there is no place	2
born with a gold	2
sung annually at the	2
their friends to mourn	2
when he was going	2
a youth who lay	2
hog think him done	2
he was always in	2
it is a mistake	2
came out of the	2
in hopes her love	2
sure i wish her	2
on the trail of	2
sung by his father	2
the english would have	2
other than our major	2
end of seven years	2
we thought of our	2
a twelvemonth and a	2
given by logan in	2
that time the boy	2
and he was all	2
bound with her white	2
avoid the tiresomeness of	2
not good enough for	2
i never see the	2
gone to never come	2
come out if he	2
will be to her	2
pass the time away	2
clark a you da	2
so he asked the	2
see if it is	2
to the very one	2
n a range but	2
will sing thee my	2
circus as we all	2
hear it all good	2
house and my home	2
go kill them boy	2
five hundred pounds in	2
wish them no less	2
me old time gal	2
but he could not	2
of the original words	2
da go da vaylum	2
come all you melancholy	2
time the boy was	2
that has stolen my	2
when him go him	2
home you ought to	2
is rest in the	2
through the branches of	2
what may be called	2
wipe your weeping eyes	2
up in white linen	2
his duty on the	2
de little one get	2
true love can see	2
old jim and old	2
way to forget her	2
and so he did	2
he got to be	2
and buffalo and beaver	2
will bake the wheaten	2
ard has laid poor	2
when he see the	2
the son drop on	2
went out and he	2
fe do with that	2
taken down from oral	2
they ride their bucking	2
death on my government	2
anywhere cow see him	2
most of the stories	2
of the negro and	2
get to a distant	2
he brought to justice	2
carry him to the	2
the cowboy at church	2
it was i who	2
hare it is good	2
the foot of a	2
fighting days are over	2
but a white man	2
second west is gone	2
you want fe come	2
all in the merry	2