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I'll Be Dar.To morrow I am gwine away, if the weather it is fine [first line]For I will be dar, I'll be dar, I'll be dar, yes indeed I will [first line of chorus]

James S. Putnam (composer lyricist); Harry F. Williams (arranger) (White, Smith & Company, 516 Washington St., 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)

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]

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

The Coons Jubilee. March Two-Step.

W. V. Whiteman (composer) (Vandersloot Music Co., 2012-06-22)

And Dat's Another Pull Back; A Sure Enough Corn Song.I dreamp a dream the odder night I dreap I was arunnin [first line]Oh! Dat's another pull back. Holler boys, hey [first line of chorus]

Frank Williams (composer) (W.C. Peters & Sons, 2012-06-22)

Black Wings. Ballad Burlesque. Pathetique et Negromantique.My love comes sailing down de stream, my own, my darling Sal [first line]Black wings floppin' an' flyin' Black wings I am your prey [first line of chorus]

W. Rosensage (lyricist); Otto Gunnar (composer) (S. Brainard's Sons, 2012-06-22)

Dem Good Ole Days Afo de War. Songs of the New Orleans Troubadours.Dem good ole days afo' de war, we shall not see no more [first line]Dem good ole days afo' de war we shall not see no more [first line of chorus]

Samuel N. Mitchell (lyricist); Charlie Baker (composer) (F.W. Helmick, No. 50 West Fourth Street, 2012-06-22)

Plantation and End Songs. I Always Takes De Cake.I'se gwine to sing a little song of a high ton'd colored affair [first line]Den I always takes de cake, just for de ladies' sake [first line of chorus]

Fred. Lyons (composer lyricist); F. Louis (arranger) (Thompson & Odell, 177 Washington St. Branch, 78 Tremont St., 2012-06-22)

Mosey on to Glory. Song and Chorus.Oh! sinners why do you stan' here an' cry? [first line]Mosey on my sisters, don't yu stop to worry [first line of chorus]

Hubbard T. Smith (composer) (John F. Ellis & Co., 937 Penna. Ave., 2012-06-22)

The Georgia Melodies. The Band of Niggers! From "Old Virginia State."Dont you hear the banjo coming? Dont you hear the banjo coming? [first line]With a band of music, With a band of music [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Henry Prentiss, 33 Court St., 2012-06-22)

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