quadgram

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quadgram	frequency
love but you alone	39
i love but you	39
all mankind i love	35
mankind i love but	35
of all mankind i	35
ask me no more	32
the braes of yarrow	32
stormy winds do blow	31
old cap was new	30
the stormy winds do	30
this old cap was	30
when this old cap	30
may the keel row	29
with a hey down	29
weel may the keel	29
on the braes of	28
a song in the	26
the lady of shalott	26
the heir of linne	26
third book of airs	25
darling of my heart	25
which no body can	25
when the kye comes	24
no body can deny	24
the kye comes hame	24
set of english madrigals	23
o the green willow	23
the darling of my	23
the green willow shall	23
shall be my garl	23
willow shall be my	23
green willow shall be	23
first set of english	22
of songs or airs	22
book of songs or	22
on the banks of	22
she is the darling	21
is the darling of	21
lives in our alley	21
cliver chep am aw	19
a cliver chep am	19
an a cliver chep	19
sic an a cliver	19
for auld lang syne	18
the hills and far	17
hills and far away	17
still doe i cry	16
my love is dead	16
the banks of allan	16
second book of songs	16
wend along with me	16
all under the willow	16
if i should marry	16
gone to his death	16
and wend along with	16
blame not my lute	16
banks of allan water	16
when he came to	15
book of songs and	14
said i to myself	14
under the greenwood tree	14
in the midst of	14
and lives in our	14
not be married yet	14
john anderson my jo	14
to the tune of	14
on the death of	14
these are the days	14
like a young courtier	14
clym of the clough	14
on the th of	14
if she be not	13
find out the way	13
at the agricultural meeting	13
of songs and airs	13
help house of commons	13
and the stormy winds	13
i make mine avow	13
under the green wood	13
hame fain wad i	12
the falling out of	12
like an old courtier	12
to the green wood	12
he came to the	12
love hath my heart	12
hearts of oak are	12
the king of france	12
for the love of	12
of oak are our	12
will find out the	12
first book of songs	12
in the stilly night	12
light of other days	12
and be my love	12
out of faithful friends	12
fear no more the	12
like an old soldier	12
me and be my	12
live with me and	12
to give my love	12
the light of other	12
god prosper long our	12
dance to thy daddy	12
what care i how	12
with me and be	12
and here and there	12
falling out of faithful	12
give my love good	12
i have killed my	12
fain wad i be	12
then be thou mad	12
the sign of the	12
arise from dreams of	11
pibroch of donuil dhu	11
when the stormy winds	11
a hundred stretches hence	11
the death of the	11
from dreams of thee	11
thou shalt have a	11
for the sake of	11
to the foregoing tune	11
the earle of darby	11
songs of sundry natures	11
weary lot is thine	11
a health to the	11
chain has bound me	11
the green wood tree	11
when i am dead	11
that died on a	11
the song of the	11
i arise from dreams	11
arcade that grainger built	10
to my ain countrie	10
ain kind dearie o	10
true love hath my	10
glory be to me	10
my bonny bonny bride	10
the end of the	10
why so pale and	10
money in my stall	10
he is dead and	10
my mind to me	10
music of sundry kinds	10
to me a kingdom	10
a good time coming	10
renewing is of love	10
an old woman poor	10
died on a tree	10
in my own collection	10
the king of the	10
first set of madrigals	10
mind to me a	10
birks on the braes	10
old woman poor and	10
and i have his	10
in the high peak	10
to an old woman	10
of the canting crew	10
luck about the house	10
and the fates above	10
the man for me	10
the arcade that grainger	10
so pale and wan	10
ever and for ever	10
for ever and for	10
the duke of devonshire	10
him that died on	10
my ain kind dearie	10
pills to purge melancholy	10
one of the most	10
the fates above reward	10
i end my song	10
by ralph waldo emerson	10
all the gold in	10
nae luck about the	10
call the cattle home	10
woman poor and blind	10
till i end my	10
know ye not agincourt	10
me a kingdom is	10
love will find out	10
said alice the nurse	10
the well of st	10
and woe is me	9
there is a garden	9
and when he came	9
where hest te been	9
second set of madrigals	9
of honest aud euphy	9
are in the fauld	9
the flowers of the	9
the merry month of	9
the battle rages loud	9
come live with me	9
above reward your love	9
i am almost dead	9
is to keep the	9
i should marry with	9
garden in her face	9
five and six parts	9
song in the comedy	9
flowers of the forest	9
fates above reward your	9
keep the arcade that	9
should marry with one	9
fairest of the fair	9
the light of the	9
lords and ladies gay	9
brings the light of	9
the crowning of honest	9
in the merry month	9
god save the king	9
was one of the	9
what shall i do	9
as i was walking	9
as well as the	9
my true love hath	9
of other days around	9
merry month of may	9
rages loud and long	9
father of pretty bessee	9
under the title of	9
like a great boobee	9
to keep the arcade	9
other days around me	9
fal de ral la	9
i to the green	9
what can ail thee	9
the head of the	9
memory brings the light	9
with a fa la	9
fourth book of airs	9
is a garden in	9
marry with one that	9
toll for the brave	9
crowning of honest aud	9
with one that is	9
a weary lot is	9
methinks i see her	9
know no such liberty	9
two books of airs	9
battle rages loud and	9
a garden in her	9
out of the west	8
my heart of gold	8
greensleeves was my heart	8
on the prigging lay	8
of five and six	8
jolly good ale and	8
the heart of edward	8
you leave to your	8
green fields of england	8
have married a keelman	8
up and down the	8
my wounded heart of	8
in the days of	8
whose only trade is	8
but my lady greensleeves	8
a winsome wee thing	8
only trade is to	8
there was an old	8
that will be joyful	8
her eyes less killing	8
flow to join the	8
it was a lover	8
ease my wounded heart	8
i go on for	8
make her eyes less	8
your mind is light	8
said the heir of	8
as my swete swetyng	8
to play on the	8
was all the sound	8
soon lost for new	8
trade is to keep	8
wilt thou leave me	8
wet sheet and a	8
she walks in beauty	8
the old familiar faces	8
wherefore i to the	8
sheet and a flowing	8
the duke of plaza	8
where the west begins	8
by him that died	8
wears a blue bonnet	8
will you leave to	8
but i go on	8
words he said to	8
no stir in the	8
and this is the	8
to the wood will	8
when we two parted	8
early in the morning	8
to ease my wounded	8
as well as i	8
both great and small	8
i have married a	8
ye mariners of england	8
follow thy fair sun	8
to the time of	8
go no more a	8
and wilt thou leave	8
to join the brimming	8
the words by mr	8
was all my joy	8
the drums and the	8
at the end of	8
he wears a blue	8
the wood will go	8
and men may go	8
and who but my	8
heart of edward gray	8
part of my life	8
whack row de dow	8
and call the cattle	8
o that will be	8
a wet sheet and	8
play on the fiddle	8
lost for new love	8
at the crowning of	8
wounded heart of care	8
thou leave me thus	8
was my heart of	8
at the foot of	8
at the battle of	8
and a hey nonino	8
one of the best	8
what will you leave	8
and sung by mr	8
my nose is the	8
the green wood go	8
and a flowing sea	8
at the sign of	8
greensleeves was my delight	8
go on for ever	8
for men may come	8
who but my lady	8
chil love no more	8
was a man of	8
and make her eyes	8
the birks on the	8
come into the garden	8
greensleeves was all my	8
i to the wood	8
sometimes i am a	8
good ale and old	8
over the hills and	8
wert fairest of the	8
thou wert fairest of	8
the young man cried	8
where thou wert fairest	8
join the brimming river	8
were i thy bride	8
the lord of linne	8
third and last book	7
old cloak about thee	7
sheep are in the	7
in want of a	7
he was aware of	7
let me go free	7
and william of cloudeslie	7
both night and day	7
days of my youth	7
it was the frog	7
the water to charlie	7
the first set of	7
and let the haut	7
the horde of attorneys	7
i care not a	7
and she lives in	7
the author of the	7
at dead of night	7
and let me go	7
in the light of	7
to the king and	7
the shadow of the	7
by sir john lubbock	7
true to no man	7
madrigals of five and	7
and last book of	7
out by the blade	7
long our noble king	7
should marry a maid	7
she lives in our	7
o what a corporation	7
with all his might	7
the frog in the	7
she is a winsome	7
i should marry a	7
then said our king	7
i do not know	7
in time of need	7
of the cattle trail	7
the green wood with	7
was the frog in	7
drums and the trumpets	7
the battle of spitaloo	7
fal de ral tit	7
the dawning of morn	7
by the name of	7
hugh in the grime	7
la la la la	7
for he drank more	7
taught me how to	7
journey into the peak	7
for all the gold	7
more to bonny dundee	7
and now and then	7
here and there a	7
set to musick by	7
with hound and horn	7
whilst i sit getting	7
the sheep are in	7
and when they came	7
the days of my	7
is gone on the	7
no more of me	7
as soon as the	7
by this my will	7
first book of ballets	7
when the sheep are	7
song in praise of	7
and weel may the	7
got into the harbour	7
right fal de ral	7
i cannot tell what	7
i sit getting money	7
prosper long our noble	7
days of lang syne	7
my will and testament	7
i pray thee tell	7
frog in the well	7
last book of songs	7
this my will and	7
and all for the	7
what will become of	7
and there ran thryse	6
is your highland laddie	6
blow the candle out	6
most friendship is feigning	6
it is not for	6
is far from the	6
by thee my steps	6
we always are ready	6
fingers weary and worn	6
sad memory brings the	6
great bell of saint	6
are ye sure the	6
as cold as any	6
fling out the anti	6
all in the downs	6
we weep to see	6
mine avow to god	6
go where glory waits	6
the beating of my	6
the downs the fleet	6
a lover and his	6
and no birds sing	6
greasy joan doth keel	6
then said the knight	6
without ever a stiver	6
was aware of the	6
all the sound i	6
me doon and dee	6
call my brother back	6
rode down to camelot	6
i will luve thee	6
horde of attorneys so	6
of me you knew	6
friar of orders gray	6
her till i die	6
sir ralph the rover	6
the last rose of	6
by the rascally boys	6
the gates and let	6
while greasy joan doth	6
tol lol de rol	6
me the canakin clink	6
hang by the wall	6
him on his knee	6
in sorrow and woe	6
it was a summer	6
make mine avow to	6
heart was all the	6
with fingers weary and	6
when i first put	6
my night to hollow	6
belle dame sans merci	6
the dead man by	6
far from the land	6
our blood and state	6
said brave sir charles	6
let the boys sing	6
the harp that once	6
airs or fantastic spirits	6
by the light of	6
no more the heat	6
young men of rumford	6
his pepita into town	6
the sands of dee	6
thou go with me	6
as well as a	6
our king lay musing	6
bold with my own	6
he rode down to	6
does your brand so	6
the glories of our	6
you are not the	6
whom all glories are	6
has ceased to blow	6
fountains mingle with the	6
se corren los toros	6
and what will you	6
of a fruitful tree	6
the rapids are near	6
call for the robin	6
the peak of derbyshire	6
said to have been	6
sweep through the deep	6
the news is true	6
ripe themselves do cry	6
dead man by the	6
birds that sit and	6
be not so to	6
last rose of summer	6
the seas gang dry	6
when all is done	6
asked me where the	6
more beds than one	6
not a funeral note	6
and women must weep	6
it were ten thousand	6
i thought i should	6
bairns and your wife	6
britons never shall be	6
fair pledges of a	6
i pray ye to	6
to me a pint	6
to the same tune	6
land of mist and	6
with my tow row	6
the girls that are	6
mine be a cot	6
is dead and gone	6
let them stand till	6
most loving mere folly	6
sure the news is	6
out into the west	6
meet thee on the	6
those endearing young charms	6
buds while ye may	6
brand so drop with	6
the silly auld carle	6
the breath of the	6
drink to me only	6
fought each other for	6
till the tide came	6
sir hugh of the	6
when icicles hang by	6
set him on his	6
airts the wind can	6
a day in the	6
will luve thee still	6
in the prime of	6
jove sends warmer weather	6
she be not so	6
is said to have	6
by the horde of	6
the wind is piping	6
when first i saw	6
the souls of the	6
the airts the wind	6
nightly sings the staring	6
was a summer evening	6
no more to bonny	6
the master of the	6
thee on the lea	6
wedding of pretty bessee	6
disorder in the dress	6
a drum was heard	6
a man and brother	6
my own heart was	6
nanny of the tyne	6
that sir patrick read	6
them beg through life	6
you not hear of	6
fa la la la	6
your towers and your	6
rich and rare were	6
glories of our blood	6
attorneys so bored by	6
in the middle of	6
set my feet in	6
you may go to	6
sweet disorder in the	6
ship was a wrack	6
punishment fit the crime	6
make bold with my	6
feet in yonder boat	6
redbreast and the wren	6
why does your brand	6
the punishment fit the	6
stars are with the	6
of the forest are	6
dear is my little	6
the bands of amity	6
when the sun was	6
the sun was low	6
come every day to	6
if all those endearing	6
the winds of heaven	6
took the dead man	6
come back to me	6
joan doth keel the	6
that sit and sing	6
blind beggar of bednall	6
twelvemonth and a day	6
that i had to	6
not so to me	6
so comely was pretty	6
rare were the gems	6
up to the tall	6
conquer again and again	6
so bored by the	6
ye gentlemen of england	6
while the stormy winds	6
wind is piping loud	6
while i have power	6
sloe my dear chloe	6
must to the green	6
fair and so comely	6
and a great boobee	6
oak are our ships	6
slavery is no more	6
bonny lassie when the	6
a sweet disorder in	6
cannot come every day	6
this life is most	6
home they brought her	6
for bonnie annie laurie	6
come join the abolitionists	6
when i was a	6
white waves heaving high	6
the vicar of bray	6
girls that are so	6
out and cam the	6
and so comely was	6
there be none of	6
unto the green holly	6
and then we sever	6
the storm has ceased	6
and are ye sure	6
so fair and so	6
a cot beside the	6
come lasses and lads	6
the fountains mingle with	6
i would be the	6
sings the staring owl	6
that belong to woman	6
was a lover and	6
the tide came in	6
the land at eve	6
where are you roaming	6
the young men of	6
there were three ladies	6
but things like that	6
in the west country	6
sheet in my own	6
bored by the rascally	6
the boat comes in	6
and let the boys	6
new drawn frae the	6
let them beg through	6
his ship was a	6
page engravings by gustave	6
by frances ridley havergal	6
bends the gallant mast	6
the stream runs fast	6
is my little native	6
the old mackenzie trail	6
in the downs the	6
the stilly night ere	6
are with the voyager	6
go fetch to me	6
them stand till they	6
let me the canakin	6
lassie when the kye	6
honest labour bears a	6
from whom all glories	6
and round and round	6
lover and his lass	6
then said little john	6
they brought her warrior	6
ye sure the news	6
me only with thine	6
among thy green braes	6
only with thine eyes	6
pari jugo dulcis tractus	6
a stiver of money	6
your bairns and your	6
my feet in yonder	6
of mist and snow	6
will he not come	6
and come to dust	6
beauty clear and fair	6
they fought each other	6
and fare thee weel	6
yet for auld lang	6
winter and rough weather	6
in all the hast	6
stand till they down	6
paid for by the	6
of our blood and	6
while the battle rages	6
the sound i heard	6
be my dearie o	6
kindness yet for auld	6
did you not hear	6
gone on the mountain	6
i must to the	6
my heart is sair	6
the great bell of	6
sing you a song	6
with joy and delight	6
ever a stiver of	6
fetch to me a	6
god save our gracious	6
for i must to	6
a gentleman of good	6
was not that a	6
never shall be slaves	6
cold as any stone	6
then nightly sings the	6
not hear of a	6
at eve we went	6
pray ye to me	6
will ye be my	6
through thick and thin	6
no more beds than	6
all the girls that	6
storm has ceased to	6
gif ye be here	6
the days of lang	6
of attorneys so bored	6
little birds that sit	6
bears a lovely face	6
thee my steps shall	6
love her till i	6
fathom five thy father	6
as if they had	6
dress up our houses	6
to your bairns and	6
our bugles sang truce	6
open the gates and	6
icicles hang by the	6
harp that once through	6
lay me doon and	6
my fair love good	6
drawn frae the forth	6
of my own heart	6
as our king lay	6
my little native vale	6
alone and palely loitering	6
a twelvemonth and a	6
tell me the reason	6
leave to your bairns	6
my dear chloe requested	6
he not come again	6
your brand so drop	6
some twenty years ago	6
more of me you	6
oak are our men	6
then hey nonny nonny	6
and bends the gallant	6
nelson and the north	6
but winter and rough	6
want of a fare	6
where is fancy bred	6
to me only with	6
now tell me the	6
of all the girls	6
wonders of the world	6
five thy father lies	6
sir hugh in the	6
the land of mist	6
pledges of a fruitful	6
land at eve we	6
they will be merry	6
chieftain to the highlands	6
full fathom five thy	6
be merry and glad	6
save our gracious king	6
see note to the	6
that are so smart	6
brought her warrior dead	6
now what is love	6
the abbot of aberbrothock	6
man by the hand	6
he is gone on	6
had got into the	6
the stars are with	6
i have power to	6
the triumph of wit	6
so drop with blood	6
comely was pretty bessee	6
in the british museum	6
engravings by gustave dore	6
bell of saint nicholas	6
downs the fleet was	6
to the highlands bound	6
life is most jolly	6
labour bears a lovely	6
my steps shall be	6
how charming phillis is	6
beating of my own	6
and white waves heaving	6
is a winsome wee	6
for love and friendship	6
as he rode down	6
own heart was all	6
i am an abolitionist	6
be a cot beside	6
first book of airs	6
where glory waits thee	6
and mony was the	6
will i get a	6
were the gems she	6
father will come to	6
she is far from	6
i pray thee say	6
and rare were the	6
wilt thou go with	6
thus in the stilly	6
die for pretty bessee	6
i see her frown	6
then out and cam	6
and for bonnie annie	6
of nelson and the	6
twenty hundred scottish spears	6
rare doings at bath	6
the gold that you	6
the wind can blaw	6
but the beating of	6
all those endearing young	6
there ran thryse about	6
let the bells ring	6
when slavery is no	6
the gems she wore	6
a lady to be	6
shalt have a fishy	6
doth keel the pot	6
or third book of	6
what they fought each	6
and set him on	6
mingle with the river	6
ye to me speak	6
a chieftain to the	6
cot beside the hill	6
but when he came	6
will for to fulfil	6
gates and let me	6
make no more beds	6
with bow in hand	6
for by the horde	6
it in fur you	5
proves true to no	5
shall he see no	5
when the boat comes	5
on fair kirconnell lea	5
give me the land	5
do the best that	5
light of the moon	5
this a time to	5
there were three ravens	5
in honour of the	5
the house of peers	5
the first stanza is	5
the child may rue	5
the devil take the	5
he see no enemy	5
madrigals to five voices	5
women could be fair	5
i first put this	5
the battle of otterburn	5
what will you do	5
and tears began to	5
my men and me	5
song set by mr	5
hat without any brim	5
and the cow was	5
robin hood and the	5
which is not long	5
at break of day	5
ultimum vale or third	5
vale or third book	5
the title of the	5
and i will have	5
from the parson to	5
then if any invaders	5
wait a little longer	5
boy stood on the	5
by pierce egan in	5
the high peak of	5
the rule of three	5
address to the reader	5
thou art to me	5
the blowens cop the	5
is this a time	5
the rocky trail from	5
a song set by	5
five and six voices	5
then where he goes	5
music i am a	5
come pretty lasses and	5
pretty lasses and purchase	5
grace the duke of	5
put this uniform on	5
i may tell to	5
to sport and play	5
when i was in	5
in that great victory	5
a lady in the	5
sing to thy mammy	5
my good days are	5
he was a man	5
from thence you may	5
longer would i stay	5
with all my heart	5
to have it out	5
without hood or scarff	5
lasses and purchase a	5
in the land of	5
laramie with snagtooth sal	5
commend me to my	5
on a little dishy	5
i were where helen	5
they gave to her	5
first put this uniform	5
cannot tell what to	5
come out of the	5
were where helen lies	5
be it right or	5
lives a jolly pinder	5
gives the greatest pleasure	5
index of first lines	5
notes by pierce egan	5
come fill up the	5
it was a blind	5
keel laddie for me	5
you a song of	5
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the hat without any	5
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the new canting dictionary	5
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booze and the blowens	5
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on the liberty ball	5
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me how to woo	5
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o wad the keel	5
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la belle dame sans	5
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to thy mammy sing	5
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coves that relieve us	5
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parson to the barber	5
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elegy upon the death	5
the face of the	5
the belman of london	5
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both foot and hand	5
canzonets to three voices	5
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a broncho that has	5
humours of hayfield fair	5
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the lady of the	5
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hugh of the grime	5
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the bosom of the	5
as i may tell	5
there was a youth	5
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o what can ail	5
in love with a	5
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story you shall hear	5
it right or wrong	5
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the king sits in	5
juan brings his pepita	5
have a fishy on	5
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the devil in the	5
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songs of the cattle	5
that there is no	5
to musick by mr	5
then open the gates	5
which way to go	5
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ye little birds that	5
rough as she run	5
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the game of high	5
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from door to door	5
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a terrible sea monster	5
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second book of airs	5
twelve wonders of the	5
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i know not what	5
thee for thy treason	5
trail and cow camp	5
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me when i woo	4
a sprig her fair	4
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by sea and land	4
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us in the churchyard	4
twice or thrice his	4
of jolly good ale	4
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notes from the new	4
his wounds in tears	4
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the bride and the	4
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dear home in england	4
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alone and warming his	4
the lord of hosts	4
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dry in euston park	4
bobby and his mary	4
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song of the shirt	4
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once you git the	4
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good hearts in need	4
maw bonny keel laddie	4
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garland on my hearse	4
the duke of york	4
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o well for the	4
the helmet and the	4
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that i never might	4
god bless the queen	4
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long i for thee	4
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to one thing constant	4
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of us in the	4
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head of the church	4
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woman proves true to	4
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than that i had	4
and taught me how	4
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her fair breast to	4
fair breast to adorn	4
a body kiss a	4
the dew on his	4
o word of fear	4
a valley so sweet	4
the hill the eastern	4
so long as i	4
all ye jolly shepherds	4
my best a gude	4
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fetch home a bundle	4
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of us two shall	4
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roses smelled sae sweetly	4
my life to me	4
owl in the belfry	4
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isle of the ocean	4
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the love of change	4
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one in spite of	4
about the sweet bag	4
stir in the sea	4
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his bonny lassie when	4
the unthrifty heir of	4
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pearl a double row	4
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across the sands of	4
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nine bad if one	4
madrigals to four voices	4
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me shall you bear	4
lye all night between	4
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book of ballets to	4
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me for his bride	4
the voice of the	4
with black lips baked	4
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got it in fur	4
of a modern major	4
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in going to my	4
white owl in the	4
the scouts are all	4
the first man that	4
foot and hand go	4
me her promise true	4
will to the green	4
sailors of bristol city	4
health to the queen	4
a troop of damsels	4
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on the way to	4
four and twenty bonny	4
body of ellen adair	4
week but only four	4
cupid plague thee for	4
i travelled among unknown	4
air on the th	4
courage stout and bold	4
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me where the rubies	4
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if it had been	4
this will not move	4
in the west countrey	4
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mate of the nancy	4
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i am a poor	4
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in the chilly night	4
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the way to the	4
to walk together to	4
by an aged old	4
bonnie fish and halesome	4
her lovely laughter shows	4
be you blithe and	4
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moreland of yonder town	4
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sat on a tree	4
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gilpin was a citizen	4
and light is come	4
their votes to peregrine	4
as they did you	4
ye who list to	4
both high and low	4
the curse of hell	4
not the heiress born	4
a dirge for saint	4
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of the western sea	4
back and side go	4
in the roxburghe collection	4
an excuse for the	4
cast on the ground	4
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dead and laid in	4
among the thundering drums	4
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a garland on my	4
where i have been	4
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her voice is low	4
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body kiss a body	4
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was clad in the	4
larks with little wing	4
sight that was seen	4
will come to thee	4
was believed to be	4
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notes by bon gaultier	4
pray thee say not	4
in her ear he	4
wine and make merry	4
that the sun with	4
the joy of my	4
his hand so yellow	4
when daffodils begin to	4
unthrifty heir of linne	4
britannia rules the waves	4
cannot choose but hear	4
brows like bended bows	4
my dimber dell i	4
and the mate of	4
it is an ancient	4
gang like a ghaist	4
come our joyfullest part	4
gorging jack to guzzling	4
dimber dell i courted	4
sacred cherries to come	4
never would be missed	4
beach a poor exile	4
when britain first at	4
to wed our grief	4
would not have it	4
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leaves of the forest	4
faintly as tolls the	4
i lay in agony	4
eat but little meat	4
blest is thy dwelling	4
sprig her fair breast	4
lay a garland on	4
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her that will have	4
be our good speed	4
he resolves to be	4
to the day so	4
a song sung by	4
god save our king	4
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mair weel be seen	4
whatsoever king shall reign	4
seven score of wight	4
my lord the king	4
day to meet me	4
converting all your sounds	4
so kind and so	4
with a thump thump	4
was seen in the	4
as far as the	4
given me a cell	4
the prince of parma	4
with the best of	4
my lands so broad	4
arms across her breast	4
wife a week but	4
rhapsody on the peak	4
as i am a	4
sally in our alley	4
a body meet a	4
seems so like my	4
if you hit me	4
so like my own	4
i sang of the	4
more where jove bestows	4
the land where her	4
again the lord of	4
is also set to	4
mary queen of scots	4
yet saw i me	4
the neat little town	4
john gilpin was a	4
cannot eat but little	4
all out of the	4
bread i couldna win	4
there above the little	4
the canny keel laddie	4
was a worthy peer	4
with their cries the	4
to be a leary	4
mair on the braes	4
a health unto his	4
sing unto my roundelay	4
you know when a	4
a wide wide sea	4
thou be my dearie	4
he who weds a	4
the cow was stown	4
an old wife lean	4
to kill all that	4
all the world doth	4
i see his face	4
i said to the	4
on linden when the	4
faint in the light	4
revive us on the	4
these captives shall be	4
do my best a	4
is a bonie wee	4
on that ancient man	4
father and mither and	4
wide world a valley	4
of the well of	4
none but the brave	4
there were slain sir	4
monie thanks to the	4
comely sight to see	4
be the vicar of	4
listening to my sweet	4
shadow of the ship	4
now to the damsel	4
song made by an	4
cannae cum ilka day	4
with a short uneasy	4
in no earthly bliss	4
of the king of	4
day in the woodlands	4
cherries fairly do enclose	4
me where is fancy	4
i would not wish	4
a voice of dolorous	4
killed my red roan	4
and henry of navarre	4
and the crew of	4
the forests and highlands	4
out of the town	4
the day so fair	4
home a bundle of	4
down into the sea	4
down by the rio	4
better day a coming	4
five hundred pounds in	4
the invisible inhabitants of	4
were dry in euston	4
to the tall tap	4
nae mair on the	4
moon was at its	4
of the greatest gentry	4
time when lilies blow	4
three kings into the	4
with the prince of	4
these words were written	4
will you send me	4
the hounds are baying	4
and i blessed them	4
you spotted snakes with	4
in all the land	4
banks they are furnished	4
to her did say	4
resolves to be blest	4
bag of a bee	4
wandering up and down	4
learn your lives to	4
as she is fair	4
and gave him a	4
for the british grenadiers	4
and yet it is	4
do i love your	4
witherington was his name	4
then love and friendship	4
when my dimber dell	4
seen in the air	4
a bonie wee thing	4
to a married ear	4
beauty side by side	4
to the maiden of	4
not in the wide	4
abide in the desert	4
kentish sir byng stood	4
to hold the bands	4
the banks of tweed	4
so light to the	4
for giving their votes	4
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the power of love	4
across her breast she	4
and with thy sweet	4
much do i love	4
an old song made	4
and her heart would	4
kind as she is	4
song in the play	4
fishers went sailing out	4
dead of the night	4
from father and mother	4
line that sir patrick	4
me no more where	4
to hear our noble	4
body meet a body	4
goose upon his arm	4
of the sea came	4
thanks to the muckle	4
in the green wood	4
thee say not so	4
world a valley so	4
to make bold with	4
three ravens sat on	4
and didst thou die	4
oft i had heard	4
can i busk a	4
to faint in the	4
the dead of the	4
eyelids heavy and red	4
ise gang no more	4
above the little grave	4
have called me long	4
stephen was a worthy	4
robin gray he was	4
lawns were dry in	4
to meet me here	4
day and night my	4
curse of hell from	4
hugh be our good	4
i had killed the	4
and there will be	4
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first of them was	4
are baying on my	4
sweet lovers love the	4
daffodils begin to peer	4
in our sweet lullaby	4
of my life i	4
us on the plain	4
men were deceivers ever	4
come fill up my	4
banks of the tyne	4
where gat ye that	4
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laid in his grave	4
the air on the	4
glory to the lord	4
the pound of tea	4
will sure have one	4
doubt thou the stars	4
me where i lay	4
and brew our drink	4
it shall be done	4
you git the habit	4
one thing constant never	4
maiden of bashful fifteen	4
of coot and hern	4
wish that i were	4
from the spanish main	4
in beauty side by	4
moon may draw the	4
let my nose challenge	4
and laid in his	4
am i not a	4
for if you hit	4
my merry men all	4
kisses make men loath	4
now is come our	4
written so plain to	4
was as white as	4
sea monster had got	4
their bread i couldna	4
gentle hermit of the	4
what penance will ye	4
still methinks i see	4
love wakes and weeps	4
go gather green broom	4
from man to man	4
tolls the evening chime	4
for the death of	4
before larry was stretched	4
so to come away	4
i will no more	4
and flow to join	4
to the well of	4
old wife lean and	4
as well as they	4
with never a penny	4
king stephen was a	4
you go along with	4
was this fair face	4
ye banks and braes	4
is the weather that	4
proud maisie is in	4
for the loss of	4
of joy and bliss	4
the like was never	4
god send thee good	4
killed my father dear	4
poor exile of erin	4
auld acquaintance be forgot	4
the staring owl tu	4
and yet be honest	4
our woe to woo	4
towers and your hall	4
to the end of	4
the lawns were dry	4
that i love my	4
a short uneasy motion	4
old and ye have	4
like the leaves of	4
make men loath to	4
the breeze to blow	4
the stately homes of	4
in praise of the	4
side the river lie	4
warring sighs and groans	4
the first of them	4
my true love has	4
had killed the bird	4
there were three sailors	4
white as driven snow	4
wind of the western	4
i come from haunts	4
have killed my red	4
like one that hath	4
the gila monster route	4
and away to the	4
music a pox on	4
go sound the jubilee	4
i flow to join	4
and through the streets	4
up to the dyke	4
love and friendship doth	4
on the peak of	4
flymy little bits of	4
hold the bands of	4
the wine and make	4
the days are gone	4
thou the stars are	4
just a drappie in	4
and his children three	4
all on fire a	4
gray came here to	4
give me some food	4
when all the world	4
a pox on the	4
on a wide wide	4
going to the wars	4
from the triumph of	4
and he that was	4
since first i saw	4
are to be found	4
tell me where is	4
man of life upright	4
of divers airs and	4
in my ain countrie	4
the wool upon his	4
prime of summer time	4
a rare old fellow	4
and will i see	4
then sigh not so	4
and auld robin gray	4
her eyes like angels	4
think nae mair on	4
me the land where	4
then sung fal de	4
will you go along	4
melody sing in our	4
brings the white money	4
the wolf on the	4
sleeps the crimson petal	4
high up in the	4
they sent him up	4
a bundle of broom	4
why so dull and	4
he took his leave	4
now the mirth comes	4
flow of iser rolling	4
i am not aware	4
as good as he	4
wonderful sight that was	4
so dauntless in war	4
alone on a wide	4
o weel may the	4
in the air on	4
of her that will	4
i loved as the	4
i had to the	4
killed the bird that	4
the midst of the	4
it would not do	4
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hills that are so	4
the beach a poor	4
i have no more	4
set them all on	4
what mun i do	4
now glory to the	4
my face till my	4
words were written so	4
heavily hangs the hollyhock	4
but their bread i	4
the second part of	4
bow in his hand	4
who list to hear	4
so every day we	4
the dew of the	4
fill of the best	4
dimple in his chin	4
think they were mistaken	4
i wish no more	4
the time when lilies	4
blood is on thy	4
to buy her a	4
how good he is	4
set to music by	4
for food or play	4
with his lute made	4
the war is gone	4
steed was old and	4
nae mair weel be	4
in the desert with	4
taste the barley bree	4
in truth he had	4
heard of lucy gray	4
o to abide in	4
the sun went down	4
hugh stenson and molly	4
sweet emma moreland of	4
the white money to	4
lochinvar is come out	4
well known to the	4
curse upon my head	4
orpheus with his lute	4
the stars are fire	4
that made the breeze	4
came here to woo	4
every day we live	4
dan row de dow	4
the weather that bringeth	4
i shall tell you	4
as one of the	4
have one in spite	4
emma moreland of yonder	4
gypsies on a day	4
mercy on his soul	4
seek him in your	4
says gorging jack to	4
with eye or hand	4
unpleasing to a married	4
down the valleys wild	4
linden when the sun	4
health unto his majesty	4
the call of the	4
from the land where	4
until my dying day	4
and then to the	4
faking boy to the	4
should i your true	4
the lord of burleigh	4
and he was a	4
let the toast pass	4
as i have heard	4
with dule and sorrow	4
that i shall die	4
it was the time	4
you blithe and bonny	4
the assyrian came down	4
a comely sight to	4
from me shall you	4
all ye who list	4
lord mayor of london	4
that has got it	4
bad if one be	4
each waved his hand	4
haunts of coot and	4
the earth so chilly	4
in the neat little	4
can shine again on	4
where the rubies grew	4
best a gude wife	4
come to thee soon	4
the dew on the	4
that ever i did	4
will be seen that	4
the tower of london	4
lawn as white as	4
now sleeps the crimson	4
and i would be	4
it was a friar	4
to sir charles did	4
voice of dolorous pitch	4
my father couldna work	4
monster had got into	4
i your true love	4
this sweet wee wife	4
i knew an old	4
took her by the	4
with heart brimful of	4
blushed like the dawning	4
a thing or two	4
was old and ye	4
has got it in	4
the strange and wonderful	4
jack to guzzling jimmy	4
and still with a	4
i shall die for	4
captives shall be free	4
boy to the war	4
and the duke of	4
to my naked bed	4
no more where jove	4
was like to break	4
among the untrodden ways	4
and long before high	4
to come away a	4
heavily hangs the tiger	4
warld to rest are	4
i was going to	4
with eyelids heavy and	4
the mate of the	4
auld robin gray came	4
with piercing frowns to	4
and the whirring sail	4
my heart it said	4
and down it merrily	4
of english madrigals to	4
ever yet saw i	4
and when they saw	4
the committee for giving	4
then let my nose	4
little bits of blue	4
i sat on the	4
i love your solitariness	4
sonnets for the fancy	4
had to the green	4
it is worthy of	4
and the pound of	4
had never passed away	4
spaniards had vaunted to	4
so fair and free	4
how to woo thee	4
set to music in	4
pied and violets blue	4
of the nancy brig	4
made the breeze to	4
and then sung fal	4
our lovely lady nigh	4
is a handsome wee	4
were the words he	4
all with the prince	4
of the forest when	4
heart was like to	4
be new or old	4
like bended bows do	4
the sound of a	4
i blessed them unaware	4
but lifeless flesh and	4
sweet eyes in england	4
to your own mother	4
voice is low and	4
and it was windy	4
my brother back to	4
were baith for me	4
the tune of the	4
in my face till	4
the ancient mariner beholdeth	4
they grew in beauty	4
turkey in the straw	4
the white owl in	4
terrible sea monster had	4
that slew my luve	4
epistle to john bradshaw	4
and glory to our	4
saint took pity on	4
when i go to	4
warming his five wits	4
with might and main	4
looked upon the rotting	4
thus spake on that	4
will i see his	4
o how much do	4
the sweet bag of	4
king sits in dunfermline	4
land where her young	4
that now i am	4
falls on castle walls	4
the hills and dales	4
and some say in	4
do enclose of orient	4
the sun shone on	4
bird of good omen	4
scouts are all come	4
it is to be	4
like the dawning of	4
i tell to thee	4
and you in pity	4
of iser rolling rapidly	4
and threw the rascals	4
fairly do enclose of	4
hear her and beat	4
when her lovely laughter	4
may tell to thee	4
while larks with little	4
one that hath been	4
new ballad of robin	4
she stood breast high	4
i not a man	4
the hand of the	4
till they down fall	4
the desert with thee	4
the coming bye and	4
and hand go cold	4
do you not know	4
on the ancient mariner	4
my heart was like	4
bird of the wilderness	4
send thee good ale	4
till he came to	4
good news from ghent	4
your own mother dear	4
ye have called me	4
i think they were	4
went sailing out into	4
were three ravens sat	4
but it is not	4
grew in beauty side	4
deer with hound and	4
if one be good	4
as fast as they	4
and the trumpets sound	4
she is a handsome	4
eyes like angels watch	4
the wind for france	4
a jolly young waterman	4
ilka day to woo	4
though my songs be	4
not for the coal	4
drink the wine and	4
a heavenly paradise is	4
the moon may draw	4
walk together to the	4
collection in the british	4
stately homes of england	4
hill the eastern star	4
rob the poor of	4
whirring sail goes round	4
bended bows do stand	4
and ever and anon	4
better rewarded may thou	4
and so to come	4
from haunts of coot	4
now everything is still	4
the roses smelled sae	4
gage of ben rom	4
as ye have said	4
i cannot eat but	4
there was a man	4
for the fame of	4
far over the sea	4
corpse on the braes	4
the words he said	4
not in no earthly	4
there is a lady	4
would hear her and	4
young lochinvar is come	4
a stranger to the	4
the land is mine	4
sunflower over its grave	4
the cock may craw	4
me of my gold	4
sat on the stane	4
it was windy weather	4
from the new canting	4
the gold is thine	4
ye drie for that	4
now i have found	4
coming bye and bye	4
lifeless flesh and bone	4
hast thou golden slumbers	4
some years of late	4
your brother is a	4
and there lay the	4
gied me her promise	4
with his beams hot	4
lovers love the spring	4
baying on my track	4
wherein all pleasant fruits	4
saint hugh be our	4
wilt thou be my	4
there came to the	4
ballad of robin hood	4
with your towers and	4
divers airs and natures	4
of courage stout and	4
the broad sunflower over	4
half so sweet in	4
them all on fire	4
blowens cop the lot	4
must not be so	4
had we never loved	4
drappie in our ee	4
her brows like bended	4
helps good hearts in	4
sprang to the stirrup	4
strode a stranger to	4
is on thy spear	4
your highland laddie gone	4
of a jolly young	4
bird in spanish speech	4
a handsome wee thing	4
made of the finest	4
for the coal trade	4
still to be neat	4
the good time coming	4
that bringeth no gain	4
not a man and	4
cloud in the sky	4
a bow to bear	4
them flymy little bits	4
and all the while	4
the man of life	4
me for comely grace	4
broncho that has got	4
leave to your own	4
the driving of the	4
is done and said	4
i am the very	4
to rest are gane	4
i cannae cum ilka	4
vaunted to conquer us	4
cum ilka day to	4
like the wolf on	4
hounds are baying on	4
hundred pounds in gold	4
into the west countrey	4
kings into the east	4
sir richard at the	4
wife lean and poor	4
sir simon de montfort	4
islington there was a	4
hermit of the dale	4
these were the words	4
thoughts are winged with	4
and in and out	4
come from haunts of	4
be found in the	4
prince in the town	4
year to be got	4
for he was a	4
in the temple of	4
the songs of the	4
so faithful and so	4
to the edge of	4
a thump thump thump	4
atween me and the	4
that was seen in	4
gay tenants of the	4
some asked me where	4
of my sweet pipings	4
they looked at the	4
devil in the church	4
are all come in	4
brother back to me	4
to the beach a	4
i cannot come every	4
i fell in love	4
i gang like a	4
that will have none	4
and free as the	4
like a village maid	4
she will not love	4
jamie gaed to sea	4
a well there is	4
to my sweet pipings	4
she kind as she	4
up to the head	4
with a voice of	4
never a penny of	4
but i think they	4
gave to her the	4
till my heart was	4
she dwelt among untrodden	4
came down like the	4
red rows the nith	4
and warming his five	4
if so be you	4
three sailors of bristol	4
thine old cloak about	4
the leaves of the	4
up and down to	4
her eyes the glow	4
the maiden of bashful	4
is in the wood	4
thou hast given me	4
had vaunted to conquer	4
his lute made trees	4
did set them all	4
with heart and hand	4
that ever yet saw	4
he sits in his	4
had heard of lucy	4
ballets to five voices	4
and songs of sadness	4
the proud spaniards had	4
and thus unto the	4
have neither blankets nor	4
duncan gray came here	4
as i sat on	4
death of the greatest	4
night i lay in	4
if i were the	4
nor flower that blaws	4
so now is come	4
excuse for the glass	4
will you do with	4
weather that bringeth no	4
not me for comely	4
to see the troopers	4
of orient pearl a	4
when i have seen	4
your true love know	4
glory to our sovereign	4
to the top of	4
souls of the brave	4
whether it be new	4
and will i hear	4
it will not be	4
have pity on the	4
the wide world a	4
daisies pied and violets	4
stir in the air	4
angels watch them still	4
were three sailors of	4
as the knight of	4
is this fair excusing	4
and side go bare	4
sworn a solemn oath	4
as tolls the evening	4
with thy sweet deceiving	4
king henry of navarre	4
and i cannae cum	4
to the war is	4
when daisies pied and	4
when cats run home	4
my gold and silver	4
he would not come	4
this fair face the	4
ever i did see	4
ye leave to your	4
of sadness and piety	4
nor spell nor charm	4
lies poor tom bowling	4
but just a drappie	4
so pragmatic and prim	4
richard at the lee	4
but the voice of	4
the body of ellen	4
songs of sundry kinds	4
didst thou die for	4
the sun with his	4
i feel like one	4
and over the waves	4
je vous an pree	4
songs of sadness and	4
gin a body kiss	4
god for king charles	4
his heels a stone	4
a sight for to	4
prove an excuse for	4
she is a bonie	4
and ye have got	4
gin a body meet	4
laid her on her	4
in spite of her	4
the little wee bit	4
where the bee sucks	4
as the sun went	4
the knight of the	4
those cherries fairly do	4
collier lads for evermore	4
possible shadow of doubt	4
list to hear our	4
why do ye weep	4
never a penny left	4
giving their votes to	4
for a draught of	4
drink to the lass	4
how should i your	4
spotted snakes with double	4
the hungry lion roars	4
i hear him speak	4
spake on that ancient	4
the feathered songster chanticleer	4
thou wast not born	4
all among the thundering	4
there is none to	4
a spirit haunts the	4
now god be with	4
that he might be	4
the day may daw	4
the faking boy to	4
did use to spin	4
for his country he	4
she dwelt among the	4
aware of the eagle	4
sailing out into the	4
it is a stormy	4
king death was a	4
a merry maiden marries	4
ye have got more	4
how much do i	4
to his grace the	4
you do me wrong	4
and they sang so	4
from land to land	4
it seems so like	4
drive the deer with	4
an aged old pate	4
fair stood the wind	4
and some of hercules	4
the gold in christantye	4
pardona moy je vous	4
come our lovely lady	4
from the land of	4
get a gude sailor	4
yet hast thou golden	4
the ice was all	4
heart is wasted with	4
plying her needle and	4
her needle and thread	4
and listen to my	4
the british warrior queen	4
sure have one in	4
sun with his beams	4
face till my heart	4
drest like a village	4
some say in september	4
fill up the bowl	4
assyrian came down like	4
whilst the drums and	4
charming month of may	4
where her young hero	4
up and down and	4
and all must die	4
song sung by mrs	4
to abide in the	4
was the time when	4
moy je vous an	4
threw the rascals over	4
there is not in	4
there come seven gypsies	4
a curse upon my	4
byng stood for his	4
as black as the	4
ballets and madrigals to	4
of my life to	4
of silver and gold	4
penance will ye drie	4
will break at last	4
and let me the	4
love not me for	4
the helmet of navarre	4
is come our joyfullest	4
the moon was at	4
the break of day	4
go and call the	4
praise we the lord	4
may draw the sea	4
tenants of the plain	4
the love of god	4
stood the wind for	4
come all you buffers	4
from far and near	4
was a rare old	4
while love and friendship	4
the tanner of tamworth	4
from the forests and	4
to one and all	4
ill is the weather	4
your sounds of woe	4
the th of march	4
among nine bad if	4
maisie is in the	4
of the sun a	4
complainte of anthonie babington	4
either side the river	4
should auld acquaintance be	4
i will sure have	4
the god of love	4
who tuned the strange	4
sought me for his	4
stranger to the door	4
by thy murmuring stream	4
the pinder of wakefield	4
at the close of	4
in the wide world	4
do what he can	4
to the lord of	4
snakes with double tongue	4
thou silly auld carle	4
can compare with the	4
sweet bag of a	4
hunting of the cheviot	4
a friar of orders	4
unconstant woman proves true	4
dwelt among the untrodden	4
are not the heiress	4
they are furnished with	4
was in want of	4
nor helps good hearts	4
i wish that i	4
still with a voice	4
like to the morning	4
to drive the deer	4
is an ancient mariner	4
joy not in no	4
hear of a jolly	4
the fog and mist	4
so dull and mute	4
who weds a wife	4
to have been written	4
my songs be somewhat	4
come seven gypsies on	4
heavily hangs the broad	4
the making of brooms	4
i will to the	4
will i hear him	4
sound from the shore	4
kissed again with tears	4
when i came to	4
seven gypsies on a	4
knight of the sun	4
from side to side	4
up above the mast	4
little town of ashborne	4
of all my gold	4
and if you will	4
the prime of summer	4
where roses and white	4
boy to the crap	4
like angels watch them	4
as ye were na	4
when the british warrior	4
it is hoped that	4
ran dan row de	4
tuned the strange bataunt	4
the sea came he	4
but are ye sure	4
morrow to the day	4
splendour falls on castle	4
but still she said	4
the bird in spanish	4
how long i for	4
he gave me a	4
death was a rare	4
for men must work	4
the best in the	4
orient pearl a double	4
the nymphs of the	4
and sought me for	4
nothing half so sweet	4
sir charles did go	4
he was the third	4
i pray you give	4
the humours of hayfield	4
asleep by thy murmuring	4
and be you blithe	4
green wood with me	4
when birds do sing	4
the wild echoes flying	4
a poor exile of	4
at his heels a	4
i joy not in	4
weary chime to chime	4
lies the body of	4
the hunting of the	4
wherever he may be	4
to the crap is	4
the banks of the	4
two are gone to	4
for he must sound	4
night to one and	4
wolf on the fold	4
to glory we steer	4
and friendship doth agree	4
couldna think it he	4
when as the troopers	4
give it all to	4
fair face the cause	4
the sky and the	4
her arms across her	4
on the stane at	4
gray he was gudeman	4
come all ye jolly	4
paradise is that place	4
how can i busk	4
do with your towers	4
that a terrible sea	4
at his head a	4
in the churchyard lie	4
it be new or	4
prettier thing than ribbonds	4
the ancient mariner is	4
my banks they are	4
fell down in a	4
for i couldna think	4
my red roan steed	4
hangs the broad sunflower	4
as i was a	4
old song made by	4
sing a dirge for	4
still to be drest	4
that belongs to woman	4
you send me back	4
all you buffers gay	4
piping down the valleys	4
the deer with hound	4
the eye of the	4
sitting on the stile	4
was an old woman	4
on his bended knee	4
of hell from me	4
and his little pop	4
that i were dead	4
out of the sea	4
of the best wine	4
my hawk so good	4
swore a full great	4
were written so plain	4
heavenly paradise is that	4
sight for to see	4
that whatsoever king shall	4
and did you not	4