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30 Annie Laurie o A Toa~t To Canada Words by WJLL~I F. WIGGINS $t r f. I J Jl, ~ r: j J J "·est. JIere's to lIa.-o Ja.aj ' 111 UV. ID, The 4E? 7 J, j FJ J 1J 1)F' )' 1J ill l ent.! ~·e love HIt" bC'~ IIcre's to our hills aDd! va l .. Jeys, eyes! _______________.-:._ ("p),II,ht U .S.~A . I~ by (iwdo;l V. TbOmp50ft,LlmilC'd, Toronlo. C,,,lda .- - r.'..../{.." ~1Iri~ 1 .. ~ •. oJ· CANADIAN \ Contents-Continued cAcknowledgment K Page P P"lI Kathleen Mavourneen.......... .... ...................... 31 Peanut Song.................................................... J The War Services Committee of the National Council of the Polly Wolly Doodle.. ...... ................ .... ............ 4 ~i'r~e~ ~.~.i.I.~ ~~ ::::..:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ Praise God From Whom All Blessi ngs Flow 4 Y.M.C.A.'sof Canada gratefully acknowledges the co-operation L R La Marseillaise............... .... ........ .................... 8 Red River Valley .. .... .. .... ........._.. .. .... ............. 3 of publishers in permitting the use of valuable copyright lyrics Land Of Glad To-morrows............................ 7 Red, Vihite And Blue, The................ ...... ...... in "C' Mon and Sing" book of songs. Land We Love................ ............ .. ............ .. .. .. 14 ~o~~-8fA g~S: ·..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ tf·n~~n1!~e~i~.~t: ::: ::::::::::::::: : : ::: : :: : : : : :::::::::: : i~ RoIl Up Your Old Umbrel la.... ..................... 2 Listen To The Mocking Bird.... .. .. ............. .. 40 Rose Of Tralee...... .................. .............. .. ...... ... 2 Little Bit Of Shrapnel...... .............. ................ 9 Row. Row, Row Your Boat.............. .. ........ .. 4 Little Brown Jug.......... ............ .. .................... 23 Rule Britannia.. .. .......... ........................... Contents Little Sir Echo................................................ 41 S Loch Lomond......................................... .. ....... 30 Sailor With The Navy Blue Eyes. The...... 2 Long. Long Agol .................................. 37 SCatterbra.in........... .... ... .. .................... .............. 4 Patriotic and War Sonp. PIllet! 2 to 10: also Long. Long Nail........... .. ......................... 24 pages 12~13.)5. 17. 18. 19. 49.50 F Scotland's Burning..... ........ ........ ..................... 1 Look For The Rainbow.................... ..... 19 Sentry's Lament. The.................. .. .. .............. 1 Novelty Songs and t'VOOies. pages 11 to 24 Faith Of Our Fathertl...................................... Lovely Evening.. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. ...... .......... 36 Ballads and Old Southern Sonp. PIlle. 25 to 43 Fi&ht The Good Fillht.................................... She'lI Be Comin' Round The Mounta in Hymns and Sacred Sonas. palel............« to 49 Flow Gently. Sweet Afton ............................ Love's Old Sweet Song.. ................ .. .. 26 (When She Comes)............ .. .................... J A Page For King And Country.................. .. .............. M Silver Threads Among The Gold.................. 3 Abdul The Bulbul Ameer· 16 Mademoiselle From Armentieres... .. .. ........... 28 S-m·i-I-e.... ... ...... ........................................ ....... l '" .............. .... ...... G Smile. A.................................. .......................... 2 Abide With Me.............. ........ ......................... 45 Man On The Flying Trapeze, Thp .. ........... 41 Maple Leaf For Ever. The......... .... .. ............. 2 Smile Awhile........ ..... .. .... .. ............................ ... I g~~ g':;ry: · H~~i'....jah:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Marching Song........................................ ........ 8 Soldiers' Chorus...................... .... ............... ..... !~iee.r.t~~.:::: :: ::: : : :: ::: : : ::: : .:.:.:.: :Z ...:::::::.:':::::::::::::::: 1~ Solomon Levi ..... .. .... ................... .................... After The Ball......... ........,................................ 35 God Bless The Kibll.......... .............................. Marching Together.............................. .......... 15 All Pals Together................................... ... ...... 15 God Save The King.... .................................... Marseillaise, La............................ ........ .. ..... .. ... 8 Sons Of The Sea.... .. .................... .................... 1 All We Do Is Sign The Pay-Roll.................. 16 Good Luck To The Boys Of Tile AlIJes...... Massa's In De Cold. Cold Ground.............. 36 Soup Song................................ ....... ........... ... ... 2 All You Et-a................... .. .. .... .................. ....... 22 Memories.... .. .. ................................. ... .. .. ...... .... 27 Spanish Cavalier . T he........ .. .......................... J H Stack Up Your Dishes.................................... 2 Aloha Oel........ ... .................... ........ ................... 39 Hand Me Down My Walldn' Cane.............. Men of Harlech.......... .. .................... .. .. .. .. .. .... 11 Alouette............. ........ ....................................... 24 More We Are Together, The.............. .......... 17 Stand UP. Stand Up For Jesus.. .................. 4 Heart. Of Oak.................................................. Steal Away.... ...... ...................... ....... ................. 4 Annie Laurie.................................................... 30 HeI&h Hoi Heigh Hol................................... Mother Machree............ ........... ...... .. ...... ......... 26 Are You Sleeping.......... ................................ 37 My Grandfather's Clock................................ 28 Sweet Genev.ieve....... .................... .. ....... .......... 3 ae Kissed The Sergeant-Major On Parade Sweetly Sings The Donkey.... .... .............. ....... 1 Auld Lana Syne.......... .................................... 31 He Passed The Buck To Me........................ My Heart's In Canada.... ................ ............. 2 B Holy. Holy. Holy!........... ..................... .......... My Old Canadian Home.................. .............. 25 T Beautiful Dreamer.......................................... 2S Home On The Range.................... ............ .... .. My Old Kentucky Home.................... .... ...... 35 There Is A Tavern In The Town.......... .. ...... 4 1 Believe. Me. 1£ All Those Endearin& Youq Home. Sweet Home:....................................... My Own Pal Polly...... ....................... .. ......... 23 There'll Always Be An England .. ................ Charms....... ............................................... 30 How D'Ye Do?.............................................. .. My Swiss Moonlight Lullaby........................ 43 Three Blind Mice.................................... ........ 4 My Wild Irish Rose.... .......... .......................... 24 Three Crows, The.......... .... ............._............ 1 ~r~ttr~~~~eT~~~ .?f . ~~~~~.~ :: ::::::::::::::: ::: J 1 N Three Cheers For The Lads Of T he Navy. I · Blue Bells Of Scotland, The.......................I.~ 11 I'll Come Back to you................ .................. Navy's Herel. The............ .............................. 13 Toast To Canada, A........... ........................... 5' Bohunkus............... ..................... ... .. .. ............... 16 I Don't Want To March With The Infantry Nearer. My God. To Thee.................... .... .... 46 T o The Stars.......................................... ... ..... .. Briq Back My Bonnie To Me.................... 31 1 1 Dream Of Jeanie With The Lillht Brown 'Neath The Crust Of The Old Apple Pie.... 22 Trade Your Frown For A Smile British Grenadiers........................ .................. 9 Hair.......................................................... NellY Was A Lady.... ...................................... 37 Twilight On The Prairie.. .. .. .......... ............... 4 . C a U Campbells Are Comin·. The........ .................. 17 { ~~: ~~: ¥~~~:::: : :: : : : : ::::::: : :::::::::::::::::::: : o Canada..................... .. .. .. ............................... 5 Uncle Ned........................................................ 2! Camptown Races...................................·........ 29 0, Charlie Is My Darling............................ .. 39 Under The Spreading Chestnut Tree.......... 4 : Carry Me Back To Old ViI·ginny................ 34 I'm ~':,cI~~0~o~~~rn:16~.~~.. ~~~.. !.~ o God Our Help In Ages Past...................... 44 V CarryOn!............. .................................. ......... 3 I Must See Annie... ........................................ Ohl Johnny. Oh l. ............ ........................... 40 Colonel BOj[ey (Parody)................................ 9 In Style All The\While .......................... ........ Oh Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie .. .... 38 Viva La Compagnie...................................... ~ t Come. All Ye Faithful............ ...... .................. 47 In The Eveninll By The Moonllllht............ Ohl Dem Golden Slippers.......... .. .. .. ........ .. .... 42 W I Passed By Your Window.............. .. .. .......... Oh! It's A Lovely War.......... ............ .. .. .. ...... 22 We'll Never Let The Old Flag Fall........... 1: g~:::: ~~~ ~odlJ~.....:::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::: ~~ It's A Short. Short Life................................ .. Oh, My Darling Clementine........ .............. .... 33 We've Been Working In The Trenches...... 2( Comin' Thro' The R)/'e...................
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