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A Chorister Boy. 3rd Edition. [Note This song was written after hearing a chorister boy sing Handel's "Angels, ever bright and fair"].Before an altar of pure gold, he stands, all clad in white [first line]

Mrs. Reginald de Kove (lyricist); Walter O. Wilkinson (composer) (Otto Sutro & Co., 207 W. Baltimore St., 2012-06-22)

There's a Garden in Hawaii.There's a land away out yonder, when at night I sit and ponder [first line]There's a garden in Hawaii, where we loved beneath the palms [first line of chorus]

Jack Yellen (lyricist); Geo. B. McConnell (composer) (Emmett J. Welch Music Publishers, 2012-06-22)

I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store).Love comes along like a popular song [first line]It was a lucky April shower, it was the most convenient door [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Remick Music Corp., 219 W. 46th St., 2012-06-22)

What Can You Say in a Love Song?Darling, here's that song you inspired, in a style I acquired First line of refrain Mmm! surrender, Mmm! so tender, Mmm! forever more [first line]

Unknown author (Harms, Inc., 2012-06-22)

Ragtime College Turkey Trot.What's that I see? What can it be? [first line]College boys are dancing to that old Turkey Trot [first line of chorus]

Julian Eltinge (lyricist); Jack Mahoney (composer); Percy Wenrich (composer) (The Wenrich-Howard Co., 152-154 West 45th Street, 2012-06-22)

Kalamazoo.The Indians once laid out a town called Kalamazoo [first line]In Kalamazoo? In Kalamazoo Zoo Zoo Zoo Zoo! [first line of chorus]

Frank Pixley (lyricist other); Gustav Luders (composer) (M. Witmark & Sons, 2012-06-22)

Rally Round Your Flag Boys.Rally round your flag, boys! Rally, rally strong [first line]Three cheers for the Union, and flag of the free [first line of chorus]

Fannie Fackrell (composer lyricist) (Horace Waters, 481 Broadway, 2012-06-22)

Song Sheet Do They Think of Me At Home?Do they think of me at home? [first line]

Unknown author (Charles Magnus, 12 Frankfort St., 2012-06-22)

The May Queen. Cantata in Three Parts. Part First Represents the May Queen full of joyousness and hope on the eve of May Day.You must wake and call me early, call me early, mother dear [first line]For I'm to be Queen o' the May, mother, I'm to be Queen o' the May [first line of chorus]

Alfred Tennyson (lyricist); William R. Dempster (composer) (Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

The Rail Road. A Characteristic Divertimento for the Piano Forte in which is introduced, a variety of National and Popular Airs [e.g. Hail Columbia, Yankee Doodle, The Star Spangled Banner, etc.]

C. Meineke (composer) (John Cole, 2012-06-22)

Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake Done, The Celebrated Banjo Song.De hen and chickens went to roost, De hawk flew down and bit de goose [first line]Oh, Jenny get your hoe cake done, my dear [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Firth & Hall, No.1 Franklin Square, 2012-06-22)

The Phantom Ship. From Legendary Ballads.'Twas midnight dark, the seaman's bark swift o'er the waters bore him [first line]'Twas midnight dark, the seaman's bark swift o'er the waters bore him [first line of chorus]

Thomas Moore (composer); Henry R. Bishop (arranger) (E. Riley, 29 Chatham St., 2012-06-22)

I Saw Thee Like a Bride. A Scotch Ballad.I saw thee like a bride wi' roses purely white [first line]

Mrs. Crawford (composer); John Barnett (composer) (D'Almaine & Co., Soho Square, 2012-06-22)

Hear My Dollies' Prayer.O Lord, I pray Thee hear my dollies' pray'r, and teach them how to ask for what is right [first line]I wish poor Bella's knees were made to bend, I truly am as sorry as can be [first line of chorus]

Burges Johnson (lyricist); Edward Stanley (composer) (Frank K. Root & Co., 2012-06-22)

Tell Mother Good Bye For Me.After the battle was over, after the vict'ry was won [first line]Tell mother good-bye for me, I know it will break her poor heart [first line of chorus]

C. E. Able (composer); E. M. Parnum (arranger) (Fort Worth Music Co., 2012-06-22)

Bottoms Up.When the cabarets close in Harlem, and the whte folks done gone home [first line]Hold your glasses with "Bottoms Up" [first line of chorus]