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Singalong Section Index of Titles and Important Lines “Aboo” Song...176 Singalong Section Index of Titles and Important Lines “Aboo” Song.....176 Achy Breaky Heart.....42 A Little Help from My Friends.....60 Alive, alive-oh!.....152 All God’s creatures got a place in the choir.....131 All I Really Need.....134 All my life’s a circle.....81 Alouette.....129 Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.....119 American Pie.....93 And the Band Played ‘Waltzing Matilda’.....108 A Place in the Choir.....131 Au Claire de la Lune.....128 Baby Beluga.....135 Bad Moon Rising.....90 Ballad of Springhill.....194 Ballad of the Three Little Piggies, The.....133 Banana Boat Song..... 6 Barrett’s Privateers.....177 Bay of St. Ann’s.....190 Big Rock Candy Mountains, The.....23 Black Velvet Band, The.....154 Blowing in the Wind.....70 Blow up your TV, throw away your papers.....121 Bobby McGee, Me and.....45 Both Sides Now.....83 Boxer, The.....77 Bridge over Troubled Water.....79 Brother Can You Spare a Dime?.....116 Brown-eyed Girl.....58 Bye Bye Love.....53 Canso (Causeway Crossing).....196 Cape Breton Lullaby.....200 Carrickfergus.....159 Cast your nets on these waters.....110 Causeway Crossing.....196 Chocolate.....101 Circle Game.....82 Circles.....81 Clementine.....10 Coal Town Road.....193 Cockles and Mussels.....152 Country Roads.....43 Danny Boy.....156 Dark Island, The.....160 Day-O.....6 Dead Chickens.....186 Dear Abby.....122 Dear Mr. Ford.....175 Dirty Old Town.....151 Don’t Fence Me In.....115 Do Re Mi.....112 Down by the Bay.....136 Down on the Corner.....89 Drunken Sailor.....149 El Condor Pasa.....76 Every Day.....52 Farewell to Nova Scotia.....183 Father and Son.....69 Feller from Fortune.....163 Fields of Athenry, The.....158 Five Hundred Miles.....11 Folsom Prison Blues.....33 Forty-Five Years.....179 Four Strong Winds.....84 From this valley they say you are going.....25 Gambler, The.....41 Garden Song.....20 Gentle lady, gentle man.....110 Gillis Mountain.....188 Give me land, lots of land.....115 Goodnight Irene.....137 Got to Keep the Routine Going.....185 Green Fields of France.....109 Green Green Grass of Home, The.....31 Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen).....127 Hard Times.....12 Heading for Halifax.....195 Heartbreak Hotel.....48 Heart of Gold.....91 Hello out there, we’re on the air.....11 Helpless.....92 Hey Good Looking.....27 Hey Jude.....62 Hockey Song, The.....11 Home for a Rest.....97 Home on the Range.....3 Homeward Bound.....75 House of the Rising Sun.....14 How many roads must a man walk down?.....70 I Can See Clearly Now.....100 I Can’t Help Falling in Love.....51 I’d Like to live in a Wigwam.....68 I’d rather be a sparrow than a snail.....76 If I Had a Hammer.....105 If You’re Happy and You Know It.....139 I got my first real six string.....96 I greet you from the other side.....126 I Know an Old Lady.....142 I’ll Fly Away.....32 Imagine.....64 I’m singing for the captain.....126 I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.....29 In a cavern, in a canyon.....10 In all of our houses we each have our chore.....186 Inch by inch, row by row.....20 In Dublin’s fair city where the girls are so pretty.....152 In the Early Morning Rain.....85 In the jungle, the mighty jungle.....7 In the town where I was born.....61 Irene, goodnight.....137 Your Cheatin’ Heart.....30 I’se the B’y.....164 I see my light come shining.....73 I Shall Be Released.....73 Island, The.....184 I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For.....98 I Still Miss Someone.....36 It’s not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy.....69 I’ve Been Working on the Railroad.....140 I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day.....55 I Walk the Line.....35 Jamaica Farewell.....4 Jeremiah was a bullfrog.....66 John B. Sails, The.....5 Joy to the World (Jeremiah was a bullfrog).....66 Keep on the Sunny Side.....24 King of the Road.....40 Knocking on Heaven’s Door.....72 Land of the Silver Birch.....8 Laredo, Streets of.....26 Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream.....106 Lean on Me.....57 Leaving on a Jet Plane.....44 Let It Be.....63 Let Me Fish off Cape St. Mary’s.....169 Lion Sleeps Tonight, The.....7 Little Boxes.....102 Love Is the Seventh Wave.....99 Love Me Tender.....50 Lukey’s Boat.....165 Make and Break Harbour.....180 Maggie.....155 Mairi’s Wedding.....147 Mama Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys.....38 Mama Mia.....95 Mary Ellen Carter.....178 Mary Mac.....166 Me and Bobby McGee.....45 Michael Row.....19 Molly Bawn.....153 Moonshadow.....67 Morning Star, The.....201 MTA Song.....123 Mull of Kintyre.....65 My Bonnie.....146 My Favourite Things.....113 My Girl.....55 My Island Too.....197 My Love Cape Breton and Me.....198 My Way.....47 No Change in the Weather.....173 Now I’m Sixty-Four.....170 Oh, give me land, lots of land.....115 Oh Susanna.....9 Oh When the Saints.....18 Old MacDonald.....141 Once I built a railroad, made it run.....116 On the bridge at Avignon.....130 On the Road Again.....39 On the Sunny Side of the Street.....117 On Top of Spaghetti.....143 Orangedale Whistle.....187 Out from St. Leonard’s.....171 Out on the Mira on warm afternoons.....199 Over the Rainbow.....111 Piano Man.....94 Please Don’t Bury Me.....120 Please Release Me.....37 Puff.....132 Put Your Hand in the Hand.....182 Rattling Bog.....145 Red Is the Rose.....162 Red River Valley.....25 Ring of Fire.....34 Rise Again.....189 Rose, The.....74 Saltwater Joys.....174 Sea People.....191 She’ll Be Coming ’Round the Mountain.....144 Sixteen Tons.....15 Sloop John B., The.....5 Snowbird.....181 Some bright morning when this life is o’er.....32 Some say love it is a river.....74 Somewhere over the rainbow.....111 Song for a Winter’s Night.....86 Song for Peace.....110 Song for the Mira.....199 Sonny’s Dream.....172 Sound of Silence.....78 Spanish Pipe Dream.....121 Stories (Dead Chickens).....186 Streets of Laredo.....26 Streets of London.....13 Summer of ‘69.....96 Sunday Morning Coming Down.....46 Sunny Side of the Street.....117 Heart with No Companion.....126 Sur le Pont D’Avignon.....130 Sweet Baby James.....87 Sweet Forget-Me-Not.....167 Take me back to my western boat.....169 Take Me out to the Ball Game.....118 Teach Your Children.....80 Tell My Ma.....148 The lamp is burning low upon my table top.....86 The old home town looks the same.....31 There is a deeper wave than this.....99 There is a town in North Ontario.....92 This Land Is Your Land.....2 Three Little Piggies, The Ballad of the.....133 Tickle Cove Pond.....168 Times They Are a-Changing, The.....71 Today.....157 To everything there is a season.....103 Trouble in the Fields.....124 Turn Turn Turn.....103 Universal Soldier.....107 Waltzing Matilda.....21 ‘Waltzing Matilda,’ The Band Played.....108 Way over Yonder in the Minor Key.....125 We are an island, a rock in the stream.....184 Wedding Bells.....28 We’ll Meet Again.....114 We Shall not Be Moved.....17 What a Wonderful World.....56 What do you do with a drunken sailor?.....149 What would you do if I sang out of tune?.....60 When tears come down like falling rain.....30 When the Saints.....18 When the Spirit Says Sing.....138 When you’re down and troubled.....88 Where Have All the Flowers Gone?.....104 White Collar Holler.....176 Wild Mountain Thyme.....161 Wild Rover.....150 Willie McBride.....109 Will the Circle Be Unbroken?.....22 Will you go, lassie, go?.....161 Wim o weh.....7 Wise men say only fools rush in.....51 Wonderful World.....56 Working Man.....192 Worried Man Blues.....16 Yellow Submarine.....61 Yesterday.....59 Yesterday a child came out to wonder.....82 You Ain’t Nothing but a Hound Dog.....49 You Are My Sunshine.....1 You’ll have to excuse me, I’m not at my best.....97 You’re Sixteen.....54 Your love is better than ice cream.....101 You’ve Got a Friend.....88 You’ve got to sing when the spirit says sing.....138 1. You Are My Sunshine Refrain: D You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, G D You make me happy when skies are gray, G D I’ll always love you and make you happy, You’ll never know, dear, how much I love you, If you will only say the same, A7 D But if you leave me to love another, Please don’t take my sunshine away. You’ll regret it all someday, The other night, dear, while I was sleeping, You told me once, dear, you really loved me, I dreamed I held you in my arms, And no one else could come between, When I awoke, dear, I was mistaken, But now you’ve left me and love another, So I hung my head and I cried, You have shattered all my dreams, 2. This Land Is Your Land Refrain: (in D) G D This land is your land, this land is my land, A7 D From California to the New York Island, G D From the redwood forests to the Gulf Stream water, A7 D This land was made for you and me. Canadian Refrain: As I was walking that ribbon of highway, This land is your land, this land is my land, I saw above me, the endless skyway.
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