MLesser Known Public Domain SongsM List of 421
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| Ma Black Pearl Popular Song |
1900 - m. Edwin S. Brill, w. Charles W. Doty | ||
| Ma Blushin' Rosie Popular Song |
1900 - m. John Stromberg, w. Edgar Smith | ||
| Ma Lady Lu Popular Song |
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| Ma Rag Time Baby Traditional |
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| Ma Tiger Lily Popular Song |
1900 - m. Baldwin Sloane, w. Clay M. Greene P - Aunt Hannah - 1900, Musical Comedy | ||
| Mabel Waltz Traditional |
est 1900 | ||
| Mabel's Coming Home from College College |
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| MacCrimmon's Lament Traditional |
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| Macushla Popular Song |
1910 - m. Dermot Macmurrough, w. Josephine V. Row | ||
| Mad Robin Traditional |
1686 | ||
| Madam, I Come A-Courting, Hum, hum, Heigh-o Hum Traditional |
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| Madame Bonaparte Traditional |
1893 | ||
| Madame Butterfly Traditional |
Puccini | ||
| Madelon Popular Song |
1918 - m. Camille Robert, w. Alfred Bryan | ||
| Madelon (I'll Be True to the Whole Regiment) Traditional |
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| Mage on a Cree Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Maggie By My Side Traditional |
1852 - Stephen Collins Foster | ||
| Maggie Murphy's Home Traditional |
1890 | ||
| Maggie's Pet Children |
V - Sweet Maggie had a little bird, and | ||
| Magic Melody Popular Song |
1915 - m. Jerome Kern, w. Guy Bolton | ||
| Magic Of Your Eyes Popular Song |
1917 - w.m. Arthur A. Penn | ||
| Magnetic Rag Traditional |
1914 - Scott Joplin | ||
| Mah Lindy Lou Popular Song |
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| Maid in the Moon Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Maid of Athens College |
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| Maid Peeped Out the Window Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Maid's Last Wish Traditional |
1695 | ||
| Maid's Morris Traditional |
1690 | ||
| Maiden Lane Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Maiden of Morven Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| Maiden of the Fleur de Lys College |
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| Maiden With The Dreamy Eyes Popular Song |
1901 - m. Bob Cole, w. James W. Johnson | ||
| Maiden's Prayer Popular Song |
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| Maidstone Hall Traditional |
1788 | ||
| Mailufterl Traditional |
w. 1849, m - w. A von Klesheim, m. 1849 J Kreipl 1853 | ||
| Mairi Bhoidheach Traditional |
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| Mairi Laghach Traditional |
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| Majestic Rag Traditional |
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| Make Believe (Davis-Shilkret) Popular Song |
1921 - m. Jack Shilkret, w. Benny Davis V - There are times when you feel sad and blue Something's wrong you don't know what to do. When you feel that way stop and think a while Just make believe and smile. C - Make believe you are glad when you're sorry, Sunshine will follow the rain; When things go wrongs, It won't be long, Soon they'll be right again | ||
| Make Believe (Drislane-Morse) Popular Song |
1907 - m. Theodore F. Morse, w. Jack Drislane | ||
| Make Me No Gaudy Chaplet Traditional |
1885 - Donizetti | ||
| Malbrouk Traditional |
1783 | ||
| Mall Peatly Traditional |
1670 | ||
| Mamie Popular Song |
1901 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Will D. Cobb | ||
| Mamie's Charms College |
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| Mamma's Boy Popular Song |
1904 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Henry Sinclair | ||
| Mammy Jinny's Jubilee Popular Song |
1913 - m. Lewis F. Muir, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| Mammy O' Mine Popular Song |
1919 - m. Maceo Pinkard, w. William Tracey | ||
| Mammy's Chocolate Soldier Popular Song |
1918 - m. Archie Gottler, w. Sidney Mitchell | ||
| Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose Popular Song |
1916 - m. Richard Whiting, w. Raymond Egan | ||
| Man Behind The Gun Popular Song |
1900 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
| Man in the Moon Children |
V - The Man in the Moon came down too soon, And asked his way to Norwich | ||
| Man is for the Woman Made Traditional |
Late 1600' | ||
| Man That Waters the Workers' Beer Traditional |
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| Man Who Has Plenty of Good Peanuts College |
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| Man With The Ladder And The Hose Popular Song |
1904 - w.m. T. Mayo Geary, Harry J. Breen, Bartley Costello | ||
| Man's a Man for a' That Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Mandalay College |
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| Mandy Popular Song |
1919 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| Mandy 'N' Me Popular Song |
1921 - m. Con Conrad, Otto Motzan, w. Bert Kalmar | ||
| Mandy Lee Popular Song |
1899 - w.m. Thurland Chattaway V - Many years ago today Wedding bells were ringing gay, Seemed as if they sang a song of love to me. At the meeting house in town All the folks were gathered 'round C - Mandy Lee I loves you deed I do my Mandy Lee. Your eyes they shine like diamonds, love to me. Seems as though my heart would break without you Mandy Lee. | ||
| Mandy's Broadway Stroll Traditional |
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| Mansion Of Aching Hearts Popular Song |
1902 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Arthur Lamb | ||
| Many Thousand Go Traditional |
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| Many Thousand Gone Spiritual |
V - No more auction block for me, no more, No more; No more auction block for me, Many thousand gone. C - . . . No more peck o'corn . . . No more driver's lash . . . No more pint o' salt . . . No more hundred lash . . . No more mistress' call . . . | ||
| March Along College |
N - Round | ||
| March in C Popular Song |
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| March Majestic Ragtime, Music Hall |
1902 - m. Scott Joplin (1867 - 1917) | ||
| March Norma Traditional |
1849 | ||
| March of Marches Popular Song |
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| March of Rhuddlan Traditional |
1830 | ||
| March of the Dwarfs Traditional |
1891 - Grieg | ||
| March of the Men of Harlech Traditional |
1830 | ||
| March On Traditional |
m. Giuseppe Verdi (1813 - 1901)w. Sidney Rowe V - March on! Liberty's host, march on! bearing the Sword of Lioght! Thous has prevailed o'er the foe with his hordes of night. | ||
| March Past of the Corcoran Cadets Patriotic |
1890 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
| March Past of the National Fencibles Patriotic |
1888 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
| March Past of the Rifle Regiment Patriotic |
1886 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
| March Slav Traditional |
1876 - Tchaikovsky | ||
| Marche Lorraine Traditional |
V - Oh, happy songs of bright Lorraine, Sing the strain Once again, The tale of the wonderful maiden brave Who lived in fair Moselle | ||
| Marcheta Popular Song |
1913 - w.m. Victor Schertzinger | ||
| Marching Along Traditional |
1885 - Bradbury | ||
| Marching Game Children |
V - Let your feet tramp! Tramp! Let your hands clap, clap. As each one makes a bow. | ||
| Marching Song College |
N - Columbia University | ||
| Marching Up the Heavenly Road Spiritual |
V - My sister, have you got your sword and shield? Marching up the heavenly road. I got 'em fo' I left the field, Marching up the heavenly road. C - Marching up the heavenly road . . . I'm bound to fight until I die; Marching up the heavenly road. | ||
| Margaret that lost her garter Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Margaret's Daughter Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Margravine's Waltz Traditional |
1721 | ||
| Marine's Hymn Patriotic |
1919 - m. Jacques Offenbach, w. Unknown V - From the halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli, We fight our country's battles in the air, on land and sea. C - . . . United States Marine. N - U. S. Marine Corps Official Song | ||
| Mariner Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Marlbrouk Traditional |
1808 | ||
| Mars and Venus Traditional |
1728 | ||
| Mary Popular Song |
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| Mary (Hirsch) Popular Song |
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| Mary and Dorothy Traditional |
1728 | ||
| Mary and Martha Spiritual |
V - Mary and Martha's just gone 'long . . To ring dem charming bells. C - Free grace and dying love . . . To ring them charming bells. | ||
| Mary Had A William Goat College |
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| Mary of Allendale Hook Traditional |
1890 | ||
| Mary of Argyle Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Mary of the Wild Moor Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Mary, You're A Little Bit Old Fashioned Popular Song |
1914 - m. Henry I. Marshall, w. Marion Sunshine | ||
| Mary's Dream Traditional |
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| Mary's Little Wise Man College |
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| Mary's Wise Little Lamb College |
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| Mashed Potatoes Traditional |
C.L. Woolsey | ||
| Massa Dear Traditional |
m. Antonin Dvorak, w. Frederick Manley V - Massa dear, O look down a while! Winds am still, heav'n am clear, You can hear dis chile C - Take me home, joy and light went away with you,Call me home from de night, Call me home, Oh, call me home. | ||
| Massa Gwine To Sell Us Tomorrow Spiritual |
V - Mother, is massa gwine to sell us tomorrow? Yes, yes, yes! O watch and pray ! C - . . Gwine to sell us down in Georgia? . . . Farewell, mother, I must lebe you . . . Mother, don't grieve arter me . . . Mother, I'll meet you in heaven. | ||
| Massacre of MacPherson Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Masters in This Hall Traditional |
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| Matin Bell College |
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| Matthew Mark Luke and John Traditional |
Spritual | ||
| May - Why Keep Me Waiting Popular Song |
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| May Day Song Children |
Alfred S. Gatty V - Under the May pole gay, Merrily dancing we, Land here with lassies play, Over the grassy lea; | ||
| Mazel Tov Traditional |
1894 | ||
| Mazie Popular Song |
1921 - m. Lou Gold, w. Sidney Caine, Eli Dawson | ||
| McCawber' s Reel Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| McSorley's Twins College |
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| Me-Ow Popular Song |
1918 - m. Mel B. Kaufman, w. Harry D. Kerr | ||
| Meadowbrook Fox Trot Popular Song |
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| Meadowland Traditional |
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| Medic Rag Traditional |
C.L. Woolsey | ||
| Meditation Masenet Traditional |
1894 | ||
| Medley College |
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| Meerschaum Pipe Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Meet Me in Blossom Time Popular Song |
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| Meet Me in Bubbleland Popular Song |
1919 | ||
| Meet Me Where the Lanterns Glow Popular Song |
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| Meet, O Lord Traditional |
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| Melinda's Wedding Day Popular Song |
1913 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. Joe Goodwin, Joe McCarthy | ||
| Mellow Horn Traditional |
1890 | ||
| Melody Popular Song |
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| Melody in F Traditional |
1855 - Rubenstein | ||
| Melody of Cymwyd Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Melody of Love Traditional |
1903 | ||
| Melody of Mona Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Memoria Popular Song |
1892 | ||
| Memory Song to Amherst College |
N - Amherst College | ||
| Memory's Call Traditional |
1899 - w.m. W. F. McCauley V - Sad mem'ry dreams of other days, When life was young and fair, When home was filled with sweet content, And hearts were light as air. C - Better times, yes, better times are coming! O'er the hillsides see the bright'ning ray! In the air, oh, hear their music humming, Prohibition will win the day. N - Prohibition Song | ||
| Men of the Soil Traditional |
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| Menagerie College |
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| Merrily Merrily Sing Children |
V - Improve the passing hours, For time is on the wing. Sip honey from the flowers, And merrily merrily sing | ||
| Merrily We Skip Along Children |
V - Merrily we skip along, skip along, skip along . . . Singing gleefully | ||
| Merrily, Merrily Traditional |
m. English V - Merrily, merrily greet the morn; Cheerily cheerily sound the horn. Hark! to the echoes, hear them play, O'er hill and dale, and far away. N - Round | ||
| Merry Heart College |
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| A Merry Life | See Funiculi Funicula | ||
| Merry Merry Milkmaids Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Merry Sailor Lad Traditional |
1890 - Leason | ||
| Merry Swiss Boy Children |
V - Come arouse thee, arouse them, my brave Swiss boy. Take thy pail to the labor away. | ||
| Merry Wassail Traditional |
1650 | ||
| The Merry Widow Waltz (with lyrics) | See I Love You So (Merry Widow Waltz) | ||
| Merry Wives of Windsor Traditional |
1850 | ||
| Message of Peace Popular Song |
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| Message Of The Violet Popular Song |
1902 - m. Gustav Lunders, w. Frank Pixley | ||
| Messiah Traditional |
Handel | ||
| Michael Roy Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Mick Who Threw The Brick Popular Song |
1899 - m. Charles B. Lawlor, w. William C. Davies | ||
| Mickey Popular Song |
1918 - m. Neil Moret, w. Harry H. Williams | ||
| Middletown Hornpipe Traditional |
1823 | ||
| Midnight Fire Alarm Instrumental, Keyboard |
1900 - m. Harry J. Lincoln | ||
| Midnight Trot Traditional |
1916 - George L. Cobb N - a.k.a. Mazie King Midnight Trot | ||
| Midshipmite Traditional |
1885 - Adams | ||
| Mighty Day Spiritual |
V - Yes, the book of Revelation's to be bro't forth on that day, And ev'ry leaf unfolded, the book of seven seals. C - O wasn't that a might day? O wasn't that a might day? | ||
| Mighty Fortress Is Our God Traditional |
1526 - w.m. Martin Luther | ||
| Mighty Jehovah Traditional |
1890 - Bellini | ||
| Mighty Rocky Road Spiritual |
V - Hit's a mighty rock road, an' I'm mos' done trabbelin' . . . C - I'se bound to kerry my soul to Jesus, Bound to kerry my soul to de Lord. | ||
| Mignons Lied Traditional |
1784 - s. Goethe, m. F. Himmel | ||
| Milkmaid' s Bob Traditional |
1650 | ||
| Mill Was Made of Marble Traditional |
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| Mill Wheel Children |
V - The mill wheels are clapping, the brook turn them round, Klip, Klap! By day and by nights is the grain being ground, Klip, klap! | ||
| Millard Fillmore Quickstep Traditional |
1856 | ||
| Miller of the Dee Traditional |
1762 - Traditional | ||
| Milo Popular Song |
1905 - m. Alfred Solman, w. Benjamin H. Burt | ||
| Mine Popular Song |
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| Miner's Life Traditional |
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| Minstrel Boy Traditional |
1813 | ||
| Minstrelsy of Chirk Castle Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Minuet in G ~ Paderewski Traditional |
1887 - Paderewski | ||
| Mishipmite College |
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| Miss Barrett's Waltz Traditional |
1799 | ||
| Miss Hannah from Savannah Traditional |
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| Miss Jenny Jones Children |
V - We've come to see Miss Jenny Jones, And how is she today? | ||
| Miss Lucy Long Traditional |
1885 | ||
| Miss McClure's Reel Traditional |
1823 - Traditional Scots | ||
| Miss Sayer's Allemande Traditional |
1781 | ||
| Missionary Hymn Traditional |
1885 - Mason | ||
| Missouri College |
N - University of the State of Missouri | ||
| Missouri Waltz Popular Song |
1914 - m. Procured By John Valentine Eppel, w. James R. Shannon V - Hush-a-bye, ma baby, slumber time is comin' soon; Rest yo' head up on ma breast while Mammy hums a tune; N - a.k.a. Hush-a-bye, Ma Baby | ||
| Mister Beveridge's Maggot Traditional |
1701 | ||
| Mister Cosgill' s Delight Traditional |
1728 | ||
| Mister Dooley Popular Song |
1902 | ||
| Mister Englefield's New Hornpipe Traditional |
1701 | ||
| Mister Isaac's Maggot Traditional |
1695 | ||
| Mister Johnson Don't Get Gay Traditional |
1898 | ||
| Mister Johnson Turn Me Loose Traditional |
1896 | ||
| Mister Lane's Maggot Traditional |
1695 | ||
| Mister Moon College |
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| Mistletoe Traditional |
Traditional Welsh | ||
| Mistress Mary Quite Contrary Children |
V - Mistress Mary quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With cockle shells and silver bell . . | ||
| Mo Nighean Chruinn, Donn Traditional |
Scottish | ||
| Mo Nighean Donn (My Brown Maid) Traditional |
Scottish | ||
| Mo nighean donn, Bhoidheach Traditional |
Scottish | ||
| Moaning Lady College |
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| Mock Hobby Horse Traditional |
1698 | ||
| Model College Girl College |
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| Modesty Rag Traditional |
James Scott | ||
| Moet and Shandon Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| Moldau Traditional |
1879 - Smetana | ||
| Mollie (A Dainty Bit Of Jolly) Popular Song |
1902 - m. Ellis Ephraim, w. Harry S. Melville | ||
| Molly Bawn Traditional |
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| Molly Dear, It's You I'm After Popular Song |
1915 - m. Henry E. Pather, w. Frank Wood | ||
| Molly Malone Traditional |
m. Old Irish Melody V - In Dublin city where the girls they are so pretty, 'Twas there I first met with sweet Molly Malone. She drove a wheel barrow thro' streets broad and narrow C - Crying 'cockles and mussles, alive all alive!' Alive, alive o! Alive, alive o! Crying 'cockles and mussles, alive all alive!' N - a.k.a Cockels and Mussels | ||
| Molly O! Traditional |
1891 | ||
| Moneymusk Traditional |
1849 - Traditional Scots | ||
| Monk's March with the Wanders Traditional |
1713 | ||
| Monkey Rag (Honky Tonky Monkey Rag) Popular Song |
1911 - w.m. Chris Smith | ||
| Monstrous Drefful Bogie Man College |
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| Moon is Beaming Traditional |
1890 - Blockley | ||
| Moon River Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Lee David V - Dream with me, love's rev'rie. Comes a music strange, a sweet refrain, On the gentle breeze a woodland strain. C - Sing to me a song, A melody of love, As we float along, The whippoorwill sweetly trills above. The moon rolls on its way Low across the stream N - NOT Moon River, 1961, m. Henry Mancini, w. Johnny Mercer, from Breakfast at Tiffany's | ||
| Moon Shines on the Moonshine Popular Song |
1920 - m. Robert Hood Bowers, w. Francis DeWitt | ||
| Moonbeams Popular Song |
1906 - m. Victor Herbert, w. Henry Blosson | ||
| Moonlight Popular Song |
1921 - w.m. Con Conrad | ||
| Moonlight (Serenade) Popular Song |
1905 - m. Neil Moret, w. James O'Dea | ||
| Moonlight Blues Waltz Popular Song |
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| Moonlight on the Sea Traditional |
1890 - Sarona | ||
| Moonshine Rag Traditional |
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| More and More College |
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| More the Merrier Traditional |
1721 | ||
| Morning Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Morning After The Night Before Popular Song |
1910 - m. J. Fred Helf, w. Ed Moran | ||
| Morning Awaketh Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Morning Cy Popular Song |
1908 - m. Bert Peters, w. Harold Atteridge | ||
| Morning Song Children |
1890 - Luse V - Awake from sweetest slumber, And strengthen'd thorough our rest | ||
| Morningside College |
N - Barnard College | ||
| Morris Dance Traditional |
1902 | ||
| Morvydd's Ribband Traditional |
1830 | ||
| Moscow Nights Traditional |
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| Mosquito's Parade Popular Song |
1899 - m. Howard Whitney | ||
| Mosquito's Serenade Traditional |
w.m. Harvey Worthington Loomis V - Zzzz, The mosquito is singing, O hark! Zzzz, And he always tunes up in the dark. | ||
| Most Done Toiling Here Spiritual |
V - I love to shout, I love to sing, Most done toiling here. I love to praise my Heav'nly King C - Most done toiling here, O brethren. And I'm most done toiling here. | ||
| Most Done Trabelling Spiritual |
V - Oh, my mudder's in de road, Most done trabelling . . . I'm bound to carry my soul to de Lord. C - I'm bound to carry my soul to my Jesus. I'm bound to carry my soul to de Lord. | ||
| Moth and the Flame Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Mother Popular Song |
1916 - m. Sigmund Romberg, w. Rida Johnson Young V - Little tender mother song, from childhood's days remembered. The night is dark and I am lonely, I've strayed so far away from home; C - Mother, Mother, as of yore, Take me in your arms once more, Let the voice that I adore Waft me to dreams as you hold me. | ||
| Mother Darling Popular Song |
1919 - m. Gladys Cooke Snell, w. Winn Shaw, Maxwell Sokolow V - Brightness is leaving my soul in despair; I miss the best Pal I've had. Sunshine would come once a gain in my life Just to see he would make me feel glad. C - Mother darling,I love you; When your hair turns grey you will say I've been staunch and true. Mother darling, Bless you heart don't you feel blue . . . | ||
| Mother Goose Melodies (w/ English Words) Traditional |
1765 - m. Traditional French | ||
| Mother Is the Battle Over? Traditional |
c 1863 - Benedict E. Roefs V - Mother is the battle over! Thousands, thousands have been kill'd they say; Is my Father coming! tell me, Have our soldiers gain'd the day! C - . . . Ah! I see you can not tell me, Father's one among the slain; Altho' he lov'd us very dearly, He will never come again! N - Civil War. Sheet music is undated. | ||
| Mother May I Go Out to Swim? Children |
V - Mother may I go out to swim? Yes, my darling daughter. Hang your clothes on the hickory limb, but don't go near the water! | ||
| Mother o' Mine Traditional |
1903 - m. Frank E. Tours, w. Rudyard Kipling V - If I were hang'd on the highest hill, Mother o' Mine, I know whose love would follow me still, Mother o' Mine. C - If i were damned of body and soul, I know whose prayers would make me whole, Mother o' Mine. | ||
| Mother of Men College |
m. Seth Bingham, w. Brian Hooker V - Mother of Men, grown strong in giving, Honor to them thy lights have led; Rich in the toil of thousand living, Proud of the deeds of thousands dead C - . . . High in our hearts enshrined, enthrone thee, Mother of Men, Old Yale. N - Yale University | ||
| Mother Tababbyskins Children |
V - Sitting at a window, In her cloak and hat, I saw Mother Tabbysking, The real old cat! C - . . .I will tell the moral without any fuss . . .For all doctors are not mice. Some are dogs, you see! | ||
| Mother Was a Lady Traditional |
1896 | ||
| Mother, Pin a Rose on Me Traditional |
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| Mother' s Bow of Ribbon Traditional |
1899 - White | ||
| Mother's Grave Traditional |
m. Emil Winter, w. Frederick M. Lynk V - I know a lovely little spot somehwere, Green, quick, decked with flowers; | ||
| Motor Car College |
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| Mount Hills Traditional |
1721 | ||
| Mount Pleasant Traditional |
1890 - Luse | ||
| Mount Vernon Waltz Traditional |
1823 | ||
| Mountain Maid's Invitation Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Mountains College |
N - Williams College | ||
| Mountains of Mourne Traditional |
Traditional | ||
| Mourn for the Slain Traditional |
1899 | ||
| Movie Rag Ragtime, Music Hall |
1913 - m. J. S. Zamecnik | ||
| Mowing the Hay Children |
Mary Carmichael V - Come, lads and lassies, stir about, while still the weather's gay. | ||
| Mozart 7s Traditional |
1890 - Mozart | ||
| Mr Per Coon Traditional |
1862 - Dan Emmett | ||
| Mr. Crump (Memphis Blues) | See The Memphis Blues | ||
| Mr. Dooley Popular Song |
1902 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerone | ||
| Mr. Gallagher and Mister Shean Popular Song |
1922 - w.m. Ed Gallagher, Al Shean | ||
| Mr. Volunteer Popular Song |
1901 - w.m. Paul Dresser | ||
| Mrs Hill's Dance Traditional |
1713 | ||
| Mrs Savage's Whim Traditional |
1713 | ||
| Mrs. Bond Children |
V - Oh, what have you got for dinner, Mrs. Bond? There's beef in the larder and ducks in the pond. | ||
| Mud Pies Children |
Alfred S. Gatty V - Tell me, little housewives, playing in the sun, How many minutes till the cookin's done? | ||
| Muffin Man Children |
V - O do you know the muffin man, that lives in Drury Lane? | ||
| Mulberry Garden Traditional |
1670 | ||
| Mull Fisher's Love Song Traditional |
Traditional, Hebrides | ||
| Mulligan Guard Traditional |
1873 | ||
| Muscle Shoals Blues Traditional |
1921 - George W. Thomas | ||
| Musetta's Waltz Traditional |
1898 - Puccini | ||
| Musette Popular Song |
1908 - m. Neil Moret | ||
| Mush Mush College |
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| Music Everywhere Traditional |
w.m. Stephen Foster V - Music in the valley, Music on the hill, Music in the woodland, Music in the rill; | ||
| Musical Alphabet Children |
V - Come, dear mother, hear me say. What I can of ABC. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV W(double-you) and XYZ | ||
| Musical Snuff-Box Traditional |
1849 | ||
| Musieu Banjo Traditional |
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| Muslin Rag Traditional |
1918 - Mel B. Kaufman | ||
| Muss I denn Traditional |
[1906] - German Folk Song V - Muss I denn, Muss I denn . . .Kehr I ein, mein Schatz, bei dir | ||
| Mutual Love Traditional |
1777 | ||
| My Ain Countrie Traditional |
1885 | ||
| My Army Cross Over Traditional |
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| My Baby's Arms Popular Song |
1919 - m. Harry Tierney, w. Joe McCarthy | ||
| My Barney Lies Over The Ocean (Just The Way He Lied To Me) Popular Song |
1919 - m. Bert Grant, w. Sam Lewis, Joe Young | ||
| My Beautiful Irish Maid Traditional |
1894 - Olcott | ||
| My Beautiful Lady Popular Song |
1911 - m. Ivan Carryl, w. C.M.S. McLellan P - Pink Lady - 1911, | ||
| My Beautiful Rose Tree Traditional |
1890 | ||
| My Belgian Rose Popular Song |
1918 - w.m. George Benoit, Robert Levenson, Ted Garton | ||
| My Bessie's Wedding Day Popular Song |
1902 - w.m. Sidney J. Mullen | ||
| My Best Girl's a New Yorker (Corker) Traditional |
1895 | ||
| My Bird Of Paradise Popular Song |
1915 - w.m. Irving Berlin | ||
| My Body Rock 'Long Fever Traditional |
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| My Bonny, Bonny Boy Traditional |
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| My Boy Tammy Traditional |
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| My Boy Willie Traditional |
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| My Brethren, Don't Get Weary Spiritual |
V - You better be a praying, I do love de Lord; For judgment day is a coming, I do love de Lord. C - My brethren don't get weary, Angels brought de tiding down; Don't get weary, I'm hunting for a home. | ||
| My Bruddah Sylvest Popular Song |
1908 - m. Fred Fisher, w. Jesse Lasky | ||
| My Buddy Popular Song |
1922 - m. Walter Donaldson, w. Gus Kahn | ||
| My Carolina Caroline Popular Song |
1901 - w.m. Billy Johnson | ||
| My Castle On The Nile Popular Song |
1901 - m. J. Rosamond Johnson, w. James Weldon Johnson, Bob Cole | ||
| My Choc'late Soldier Sammy Boy Popular Song |
1919 - w.m. Egbert Van Alstyne | ||
| My College Days Must Have an End College |
N - Amherst College | ||
| My College Girl College |
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| My Cosey Corner Girl Popular Song |
1903 | ||
| My Country 'Tis of Thee Patriotic |
V - My country 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing. N - a.k.a. America | ||
| My Country! 'Tis of Thee | See America | ||
| My Cousin Carus' Popular Song |
1909 - m. Gus Edwards, w. Edward Madden | ||
| My Croony Melody Popular Song |
1914 - w.m. Joe Goodwin, E. Ray Goetz | ||
| My Dear Old Looking Glass College |
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| My Dolly Children |
V - My dolly lies here in her cradle, She sleeping so calm and so sweet. C - Lullaby, lullaby, sleep, little dolly of mine | ||
| My Dream of the USA Popular Song |
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| My Dreamy China Lady Popular Song |
1916 - m. Egbert Van Alstyne, w. Gus Kahn | ||
| My Dreamy Rose Popular Song |
1912 | ||
| My Elinore Popular Song |
1900 - m. J.A. Silberburg, w. Joseph W.Standish | ||
| My Evaline College |
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| My Faith Looks Up to Thee Traditional |
1832 - w. Ray Palmer, m. Lowell Mason | ||
| My Faithful Fond One Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| My Father, How Long? Traditional |
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| My Friend the Major Traditional |
1894 | ||
| My Gal Traditional |
Est 1900 | ||
| My Gal is a High Born Lady Traditional |
1896 | ||
| My Gentle Village Maid College |
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| My Girl From Dixie Popular Song |
1900 - w.m. Raymond A. Browne, Robert J. Adams | ||
| My Good Lord's Done Been Here Spiritual |
V - When I get up in Heaven And my work is done, Going to sit down by Sister Mary, And chatter with the darling Son. C - O, my good Lord's done been here! Blessed my soul and gone away, My Good lord's done been here, Blessed my soul and gone. | ||
| My Grandfather Had Some Very Fine Ducks College |
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| My Grandma's Advice Traditional |
1885 | ||
| My Hawaiian Sunshine Popular Song |
1916 - m. Carey Morgan, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| My Heart Traditional |
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| My Heart at Thy Dear Voice Popular Song |
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| My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice Traditional |
1876 - Saint Saens | ||
| My Heart Has Learned To Love You Popular Song |
1910 - m. Ernest Ball, w. Dave Reed | ||
| My Heart's in the Highland Traditional |
m. Scotch Melody, w. Robert Burns V - My heart's in the Highlands, my heart is not here; My heart's in the Highlands a-chasing the deer | ||
| My Heart's Tonight In Texas Popular Song |
1900 | ||
| My Hero Popular Song |
1909 - m. Oscar Straus, w. Stanislaus Strange | ||
| My Home Is A One-Horse Town Popular Song |
1920 - m. Abner Silver, w. Alex Gerber | ||
| My Honey Lou Traditional |
1904 | ||
| My Honey's Loving Arms Popular Song |
1922 - m. Joseph Meyer, w. Herman Ruby | ||
| My Honolulu Tomboy Traditional |
1903 | ||
| My Hula Hula Girl Traditional |
1903 | ||
| My Irish Molly-O Popular Song |
1905 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome | ||
| My Irish Rosie Popular Song |
1906 - m. Jean Schwartz, w. William Jerome V - Come out Rosie, in the bright moonlight. Some out, Rosie, for tonight's the night. C - Rosie, my Rosie, My Irish Rosie, Come out, love, and spoon. | ||
| My Jersey Lily Popular Song |
1900 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. Arthur Trevelyan | ||
| My Jesus as Thou Wilt Traditional |
1885 - Weber | ||
| My Keepsake Is A Heartache Popular Song |
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| My Lady College |
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| My Lady Cullen Traditional |
1650 | ||
| My Lady Foster's Delight Traditional |
1703 | ||
| My Lady Hottenton Popular Song |
1901 - m. Harry Von Tilzer, w. William Jerome | ||
| My Lady Nevell's Book Traditional |
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| My Lady Wind Children |
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| My Lady Winwood's Maggot Traditional |
1728 | ||
| My Lady's Garden Children |
V - How does my lady's garden grow? With silver bells, and cockle shells, and pretty maids all in a row. | ||
| My Last Cigar Traditional |
1885 | ||
| My Little Bimbo (From the Bamboo Isle) Popular Song |
1920 - m. Walter Donaldson, w. Grant Clarke | ||
| My Little Boat Orr Traditional |
1890 | ||
| My Little Canoe Popular Song |
1903 - w.m. Leslie Stuart P - The School Girl V - Mamie if you've nothing else to do, ma Mamie girl, I'm goin' to give an invitation For you to come along o' me. C - Mamie, I've got a little canoe, Room for me, my Mamie, and you. I'll paddle along and tock you in my cradle . . . | ||
| My Little Dream Girl Popular Song |
1915 - m. Anatole Friedland, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| My Little Girl Popular Song |
1915 - m. Albert Von Tilzer, w. Sam Lewis, Will Dillon | ||
| My Little Love Popular Song |
1890 - w.m. C. B. Hawley V - God keep you safe, my little love, All thro' the night | ||
| My Little Soul's Goin' t' Shine Spiritual |
V - I'm goin' t' join that big 'soc'ation, I'm goin' t' join that big 'soc'ation . . . C - Then my little soul's goin' t' shine, shine, Then my little soul's goin' t' shine along. | ||
| My Little Zulu Baby Popular Song |
1900 - m. James T. Brymn, w. William S. Estren | ||
| My Long-Tail Blue Traditional |
1827 | ||
| My Lord What A Morning Popular Song |
1918 - w. Negro Spiritual V - My Lord, what a morn-in' . . . When de stars begin to fall. C - My Lord, what a morn-in' . . . When de stars begin to fall. | ||
| My Lord, What A Mornin' Spiritual |
V - You'll hear de trumpet sound, To wake de nations under ground, Look in my God's right hand, When de stars begin to fall. C - My Lord what a morning, My Lord what a morning . . . When de stars begin to fall. | ||
| My Lord's Riding All The Time Spiritual |
V - When I was down in Egypt's land . . . I heard a mighty talking 'bout the promis'd land. C - O He sees all you do, and hears all you say, My Lord's a-riding all the time. | ||
| My Love is Like a Red Red Rose Folk Song |
1750 - m. Scottish Folk Tune, w. Robert Burns V - Oh, my love's like a red, red rose That's newly sprung in June; Oh, myh love's like the melodie, That's sweetly play'd in tune. | ||
| My Love She Sits on the Campus College |
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| My Love, She's but a Lassie Yet Traditional |
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| My Love's an Arbutus Traditional |
Traditional Irish | ||
| My Love's in Germanie Traditional |
Traditional Scots | ||
| My Lovely Celia Traditional |
1890 - George Munro | ||
| My Lovin' Honey Man Popular Song |
1911 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. Joseph McCarthy | ||
| My Man John Traditional |
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| My Mariuccia Take A Steamboat Popular Song |
1906 - m. Al Piantadosi, w. George Ronklyn | ||
| My Mary Anne Traditional |
1885 - Tyte | ||
| My Mississippi Sue Popular Song |
1901 - m. Fred Meloy, w. Will Toland | ||
| My Moonlight Babe Popular Song |
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| My Mother Was A Northern Girl Popular Song |
1902 - w.m. J. Fred Helf | ||
| My Mother's Bible Traditional |
1885 - Russell | ||
| My Moustache Traditional |
1885 | ||
| My Name's Written on High Spiritual |
V - Oh, hallelujah to the Lamb! My name's written on high; King Jesis died for ev'ry man, My name's written on high. C - Hail! Hail! I belong to the blood washed army, Hail! Hail! My name's written on high. | ||
| My Native Land Birch Traditional |
1890 | ||
| My Nellie's Blue Eyes Traditional |
1883 | ||
| My Old Dutch Traditional |
1901 - Chevalier, Ingle | ||
| My Old New Hampshire Home Traditional |
1898 | ||
| My Ottawa College |
N - Ottawa University | ||
| My Own Iona Popular Song |
1916 - m. Anatole Friedland, Carey Morgan, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| My Own United States Popular Song |
1902 - m. Julian Edwards, w. Stanislaus Strange | ||
| My Pearl's a Bowery Girl Traditional |
1894 | ||
| My Pet Traditional |
1921 - Zez Confrey | ||
| My Pony Children |
V - When I was a lad, I had cause to be sad, A very good friend I did lose. | ||
| My Pony Boy Popular Song |
1909 - m. Charlie O'Donnell, w. Bobby Heath | ||
| My Prayer Popular Song |
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| My Pretty Maid Children |
V - Where are you going to, my pretty maid? I'm going a-milking, sir. | ||
| My Rosary For You Popular Song |
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| My Sins Are Taken Away Spiritual |
V - My Lord's done just what He said . . Healed the sick and raised the dead. C - All my sins are taken away . . Glory! Glory! I am saved . . . | ||
| My Soul Wants Something That's New Spiritual |
V - Dark was the nigh and cold the ground On which the Lord was laid. His sweat like drops of blood run down, In agony He prayed. C - My soul wants something that's new, that's new, My soul want's something that's new. | ||
| My Soul's Been Anchored in the Lord Spiritual |
V - Where've you been poor sinner? O where've you been so long? Been working out of the sight of man. C - O, my soul's been anchord in the Lord. | ||
| My Sunbeam From The South Popular Song |
1900 - m. John W. Bratton, w. Walter H. Ford | ||
| My Sunny Tennessee Popular Song |
1921 - w.m. Burt Kalmer, Harry Ruby, Herman Ruby | ||
| My Sunshine Jane Popular Song |
1917 - m. Ernest Ball, w. J. Keirn Brennan | ||
| My Sweet College |
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| My Sweet Adair Popular Song |
1915 - m. Anatold Friedland, w. L. Wolfe Gilbert | ||
| My Sweet Kimona Popular Song |
1901 - m. Maude Nugent | ||
| My Sweetheart Traditional |
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| My Sweetheart's the Mule in the Mines Traditional |
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| My Trundle-Bed Traditional |
1885 - Baker | ||
| My Trusty Trot College |
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| My Way's Cloudy Spiritual |
V - There's fire in the east and fire in the west, Send them angels down. And fire among the Methodist, O send them angels down. C - Oh! brethern, my way, my way's cloudy, my way, Go send them angels down. | ||
| My Wife Is a Most Knowing Woman Traditional |
1863 - w. George Cooper, m. Stephen Colllins Foster | ||
| My Wife Is Dancing Mad Popular Song |
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| My Wife's Gone to the Country Popular Song |
1909 - m. Ted Snyder, w. George Whiting, Irving Berlin | ||
| My Wife's Gone to the Country (Hurrah! Hurrah!) Traditional |
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| Mystical Miss Patriotic |
1900 - m. John Philip Sousa | ||
