Harry Castling (1865-1933)
Last updated: 05.12.20
It is surprising that very little about Harry Castling can be found by Internet searching given that he had a such prolific output of songs both as a lyricist and composer.
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Harry Castling (1865-1933) has at least 23 item(s) at the Amazons which you can order on-line by clicking the item's order icon.
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Baby Bill Words and Music by: Harry Castling.
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Band Struck Up, The By: Harry Castling. Words by: Norton Atkins.
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Bombay By: Harry Castling. Words by: C W Murphy, A J Mills.
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Courting Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Sung by : Charles Gardener.
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Courting Game, The Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Sung by : Arthur Lennard.
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Early in the Morning Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Sung by : P. Rafferty.
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Girl in the Clogs and Shawl, The Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: C.W. Murphy.
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Honey in the Hive, The By: Harry Castling. Words by: R Woods Gyle.
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 I Want You to See My GirlWords and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: Fred Godfrey. Sung by : Chas R. Whittle.
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In the Merry Month of May Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: F. Godfrey.
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It's a Good Job I Had My Mother With Me Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: A J Mills. Sung by : Will Musgrave.
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Meet Me Jenny, When the Sun Goes Down Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: Fred Godfrey.
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Ring-A-Ding! Puff-Puff! Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Sung by : Millie Payne.
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Roll Your Little Rosie Round! Roller-Skating Song Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: C W Murphy.
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She Told Me to Meet Her at the Gate By: Harry Castling. Words by: C Collins.
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Simple Mary Brown By: Harry Castling. Words by: Ted Young.
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 Strolling Round the Town The Rickety Rackety CrewWords and Music by: Harry Castling. Sung by : C. Deane.
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Sunbeam By: Harry Castling. Words by: Fred Godfrey.
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Tanks That Broke the Ranks Out in Picardy, The Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: H. Carlton.
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That Was Before We Were Married Words and Music by: Harry Castling.
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Uncle Billy Was a Fireman Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: Fred Godfrey. Sung by : V. Victoria.
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Up the Little Gravel Path Words and Music by: Harry Castling.
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When They Ask You What Your Name Is Irish Ballad Words and Music by: Harry Castling. Co-Author: Fred Godfrey. Sung by : Dave Carter.
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This list is arranged by title and contains 42 lyrics written by Harry Castling. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Are We to Part Like This? | Charles Collins (words) Kate Carney (sung by) |
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As His Father Did Before Him | Rosie D' Alberg (sung by) | |
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As Soon As They Heard My Voice | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
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Because He Loves Me | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
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Don't Have Any More Missus Moore | James Walsh (words) Lily Morris (sung by) |
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Eggs and Bacon For My Breakfast | Ernie Mayne (sung by) | |
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Father, Father Do Come Home | Mark Milton (sung by) | |
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Fond Words My Dear Mother Said, The | Jack Camp (sung by) | |
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His Lordship | Fred Godfrey (words) V. Victoria (sung by) |
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How I Mesmerise 'em | Charles Gardener (sung by) | |
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I Lost Georgie in Trafalgar Square | N. Wallace (sung by) | |
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⇑I Met Her at St. Kilda | Weston (words) Barnes (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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I Want to Be Somebody's Baby Boy | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
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I Wish I Was | G. Leybourne (sung by) | |
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Jimmy Brown's Essays | G. Bastow (sung by) | |
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Just Like the Ivy | A.J. Mills (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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Let's Call All the Money In | ||
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See What Percy's Picked Up in the Park | Joe Burley (words) V. Victoria (sung by) |
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Mary Took the Calves to the Dairy Show | V. Victoria (sung by) | |
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Mr. Smith, From Aberystwith | Barbara Babington (sung by) | |
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Obadiah Walked Behind the Drum | Rosie D' Alberg (sung by) | |
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Oh! Ria | Arthur Pearl (sung by) | |
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Oh! the Girls of Gottenberg | Fred Godfrey (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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⇑One of the Shabby Genteel | H. Bedford (sung by) | |
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Our Threepenny Hop | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
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Out of Work | W. P. Dempsey (sung by) | |
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Pedigrees | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
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Put a Bit of Powder on It, Father! | Fred Godfrey (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Save a Little One For Me | Fred Godfrey (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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She Told Me to Meet Her at the Gate | Charles Collins (words) S. W. Wyndham (sung by) |
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She Was One of the Forty Thieves | Arthur Lennard (sung by) | |
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Sheeny Coon, The | T. Costello (sung by) | |
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She's Coming Home, Tonight | B. Williams (sung by) | |
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Stiffy the Goalkeeper | C.W. Murphy (words) Harry Weldon (sung by) |
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They're All Beautiful | Charles Bignell (sung by) | |
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⇑We All Said ''No'' | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
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What Are You Going to Do About Selina? | Magee (words) Lily Morris (sung by) |
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What Ho! She Bumps! | Harry Castling (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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What's to Be Done | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
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When There Isn't a Girl About | Charles Collins (words) Arthur Reece (sung by) |
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Who Killed Bill Bailey? | George Sandford (sung by) | |
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Whoa! the Gee-Gees | C. Deane (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 300 works by Harry Castling (1865-1933).
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| Are We To Part Like This, Bill | 189- | C. Collins (words) Kate Carney (sung by) |
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| Marching! | 1891 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Gardener (sung by) |
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| Oh! What a Surprise I Got | 1891 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Gardener (sung by) |
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| Treasures of Home | 1891 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Gardener (sung by) |
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| Where Have the Girls All Gone To? | 1891 | Walter Stockwell (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| Don't It Make You Wild? | 1892 | Walter Stockwell (words) | |
| Leaving Home | 1892 | Arthur Pearl (words) F W Venton (words) |
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| Oh! It's Dangerous | 1892 | Sid Royce (words) | |
| She Was Right | 1892 | Sid Royce (words) | |
| Band Struck Up, The | 1893 | Norton Atkins (words) |  |
| How I Mesmerise 'em | 1893 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Gardener (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I'm the Man Who Buried Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay | 1893 | N. Atkins (words) Frederick Eplett (words) George Beauchamp (sung by) |
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| Oh! Ria | 1893 | Arthur Pearl (words) A E Perrini (words) Arthur Pearl (sung by) |
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| Strolling Round the Town (w&m) | 1893 | Charles Deane (sung by) | |
| Waiting to Welcome Him Home | 1893 | Walter Stockwell (words) F W Venton (words) |
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| We Didn't Get Home For a Week | 1893 | J.P. Harrington (words) Walter Stockwell (sung by) |
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| When the Wintry Winds Begin to Blow | 1893 | J.P. Harrington (words) J.S. Baker (words) Jenny Valmore (sung by) |
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| Father, Father Do Come Home | 1894 | Mark Milton (sung by) | |
| Insurance Man, The (w&m) | 1894 | Mark Milton (sung by) | |
| Old Man's Story, The (w&m) | 1894 | |
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| She Was One of the Forty Thieves | 1894 | A J Mills (words) Arthur Lennard (sung by) |
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| I've Been Laying on the Field! (w&m) | 1895 | Fred Earle (sung by) | |
| Maggie Maguire (w&m) | 1895 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Simple Mary Brown | 1895 | Ted Young (words) | |
| That Was Before We Were Married (w&m) | 1895 | Charles Gardener (sung by) | |
| Doesn't It Get Dark Soon? | 1896 | A. Hall (words) Arthur Lennard (sung by) |
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| Early in the Morning (w&m) | 1896 | Pat Rafferty (sung by) | |
| Holding Each Other Up | 1896 | S. Leggett (words) Frank Lynne (sung by) |
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| Mammy Is the Captain (w&m) | 1896 | Pat Rafferty (sung by) | |
| Next Time | 1896 | C G Cotes (words) Bernard Armstrong (words) |
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| Picture Album, The (w&m) | 1896 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| Poetical Fellow, The | 1896 | N. Atkins (words) W E Goodwins (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| That'll Be the Time (w&m) | 1896 | Fred Earle (sung by) | |
| That'll Doodle Doodle Doodle Doodle Do | 1896 | Harry Wincott (words) T. E. Dunville (sung by) |
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| Who Got 'em (w&m) | 1896 | Harry Bedford (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Courting (w&m) | 1897 | Charles Gardener (sung by) | |
| Dark Night Before Yer, A (w&m) | 1897 | Marie Kendall (sung by) | |
| Going Home to Baby (w&m) | 1897 | Marie Kendall (sung by) | |
| Obadiah Walked Behind the Drum | 1897 | Rosie D' Alberg (sung by) | |
| Oh! Mr. Turncock | 1897 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Lilburn (sung by) |
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| That Concluded His Little Entertainment (w&m) | 1897 | Charles Bignell (sung by) | |
| That's What He Bought With His Wages | 1897 | A J Mills (words) Frank Lynne (sung by) |
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| They're All Beautiful | 1897 | J.S. Baker (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| Tiddley at the Fountain, The | 1897 | J.P. Harrington (words) J.S. Baker (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| To the Right and Left of Yer (w&m) | 1897 | Charles Bignell (sung by) | |
| We've Got Quite Enough of Our Own | 1897 | George Le Brunn (words) Steve McCarthy (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| When You Wake Up in the Morning (w&m) | 1897 | Charles Deane (sung by) | |
| ⇑ As His Father Did Before Him | 1898 | Rosie D' Alberg (sung by) | |
| Bringing Home the Sunday's Dinner (w&m) | 1898 | Will Dalton (sung by) | |
| Flop 'em Out | 1898 | Harry Wincott (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| Fond Words My Dear Mother Said, The | 1898 | Jack Camp (words) Jack Camp (sung by) |
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| I Can't Now (w&m) | 1898 | Gus Garrick (sung by) | |
| I'll Pay You When My Ship Comes Home (w&m) | 1898 | Mark Milton (sung by) | |
| I've Got Her Wooden Leg | 1898 | Steve McCarthy (words) | |
| One of the Proudest Moments of His Life (w&m) | 1898 | May Evans (sung by) | |
| Sheeny Coon, The (w&m) | 1898 | Tom Costello (sung by) | |
| Sloane-Broke Bookie , The | 1898 | A. Hall (words) Gus Garrick (sung by) |
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| They're All Like Life | 1898 | Fred W Leigh (words) W. P. Dempsey (sung by) |
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| When Are You Ging to War? | 1898 | Steve McCarthy (words) | |
| Whoa! the Gee-Gees (w&m) | 1898 | Charles Deane (sung by) | |
| Be in Time (w&m) | 1899 | Charles Pastor (sung by) | |
| ⇑ If I Hadn't Been a Sunday School Teacher | 1899 | A J Mills (words) Bennett Scott (words) Johnny Worman (sung by) |
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| Is Old Man's 'at Won't Fit 'im | 1899 | Fred W Leigh (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| More Trouble in Our Native Land (w&m) | 1899 | Dan Crawley (sung by) | |
| Oh! Let Me Have Another, Georgie (w&m) | 1899 | Tom E. Leamore (sung by) | |
| That's the Girl For Me (w&m) | 1899 | Will Dalton (sung by) | |
| That's What I Shall Do With Mine (w&m) | 1899 | Marie Kendall (sung by) | |
| What Ho! She Bumps! (w&m) | 1899 | A J Mills (co-author) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| Don't We Like to Hear of Victory! | 1900 | Fred W Leigh (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| I've Only Been There a Week (w&m) | 1900 | Little Ganty (sung by) | |
| Our New Slavey | 1900 | A J Mills (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| Playing the Game of Soldiers | 1900 | Harry Leighton (words) Gus Hindell (sung by) |
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| Tom Costello's Appreciation of ''There's Air'' | 1900 | E. Bateman (words) Tom Costello (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Wait Till Bill Gets Hold of 'em (w&m) | 1900 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| Baby Bill (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Courting Game, The (w&m) | 1901 | Arthur Lennard (sung by) | |
| Don't Sing a Song About the War (w&m) | 1901 | Tom Lloyd (sung by) | |
| I Met Her by the Rippling River | 1901 | H.E. Pether (words) Will Musgrave (sung by) |
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| Kiss Baby Before You Go (w&m) | 1901 | Milner Verren (sung by) | |
| Oh! the Decorations (w&m) | 1901 | Marie Kendall (sung by) | |
| Oh, the Sandals (w&m) | 1901 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| Our Threepenny Hop (w&m) | 1901 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| Out of Work | 1901 | Fred W Leigh (words) W. P. Dempsey (sung by) |
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| That Pudding (w&m) | 1901 | Frank Coyne (sung by) | |
| That's the Kind of Man James Is (w&m) | 1901 | Arthur Lennard (sung by) | |
| ⇑ They Can't Do More Than That (w&m) | 1901 | Arthur Lennard (sung by) | |
| Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| I Didn't Want Asking Twice | 1902 | A J Mills (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| I Wish I Was You! | 1902 | Fred J Barnes (words) | |
| I'm Nobody | 1902 | A J Mills (words) Tom Collins, singer. (words) Ryder Slone (sung by) |
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| It's a Good Job I Had My Mother With Me (w&m) | 1902 | A J Mills (co-author) Will Musgrave (sung by) |
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| Just Like the Ivy | 1902 | A.J. Mills (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| Mother's Found Another Father | 1902 | C. Collins (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Mother's Made It Up With Father (w&m) | 1902 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| One of the Shabby Genteel (w&m) | 1902 | Harry Bedford (sung by) | |
| Pick-A-Ninny, The | 1902 | C W Murphy (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| Story Tellers Club, The | 1902 | Alfred Peterson, composer. (words) George Brooks (words) |
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| ⇑ Testimonials | 1902 | George Brooks (words) | |
| That Cat | 1902 | Steve McCarthy (words) H. Bedford (sung by) G. Bastow (sung by) |
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| We've All Got Honey on the Brain | 1902 | E. Bateman (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| What Do You Want For Your Flag, John Bull? (w&m) | 1902 | Charles Russell (sung by) | |
| England's Good Enough For Me | 1903 | Harry Leighton (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| Fish With the Golden Scales, The | 1903 | Fred W Leigh (words) | |
| I Forgot to Take the Missis (w&m) | 1903 | Will Musgrave (sung by) | |
| Jimmy Brown's Essays (w&m) | 1903 | George Bastow (sung by) | |
| Rose and the Buttercup, The (w&m) | 1903 | Florrie Forde (sung by) | |
| Sage and the Onion, The | 1903 | C W Murphy (words) George Brooks (words) |
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| Somebody Else's Eyes (w&m) | 1903 | Milner Verren (sung by) | |
| Though All Your Pals May Leave You (w&m) | 1903 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| To Sin Is But Human (w&m) | 1903 | |
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| When Father's Done With 'em He's Going to Give 'em to Me | 1903 | George Brooks (words) | |
| ⇑ Honey in the Hive, The | 1904 | R Woods Gyle (words) | |
| Money I Shall Never Get, The (w&m) | 1904 | Harry Ford (sung by) | |
| Picnic , The (w&m) | 1904 | |
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| What a Pity There Are Not More Girls Like You | 1904 | R Woods Gyle (words) | |
| When I Look Into Your Eyes of Blue (w&m) | 1904 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| Who Killed Bill Bailey? | 1904 | Sandford & Lyons (words) George Sandford (sung by) |
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| All I Want | 1905 | Fred W Leigh (words) Albert Ben (sung by) |
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| Are Yer 'sleep? | 1905 | C. Collins (words) Ryder Slone (sung by) |
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| Bombay | 1905 | C W Murphy (words) A J Mills (words) |
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| Don't Call on Friday | 1905 | C. Collins (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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| Don't Care For Rosie | 1905 | C W Murphy (words) Lily Burnard (sung by) |
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| Drummer Boy Came Marching Home , The | 1905 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| ⇑ I Loved You in the Sunshine (w&m) | 1905 | Tom Yorke (sung by) | |
| I See You've Come Back With the Wood (w&m) | 1905 | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
| I Wish I Was | 1905 | C. Collins (words) George Collins (words) George Leybourne (sung by) |
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| Pedigrees (w&m) | 1905 | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
| Starve Her, Joe | 1905 | A.J. Mills (words) | |
| Two Girls Are Not Too Many For a Fellow Like Me | 1905 | C. Collins (words) Florrie Gallimore (sung by) |
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| Boy Blue (w&m) | 1906 | |
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| Give My Love to Mother and Dad | 1906 | A J Mills (words) | |
| Good-Bye | 1906 | G. Arthurs (words) Will Musgrave (sung by) Harry Desmond (sung by) |
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| I Do Like to Be Where the Money Is! | 1906 | Bennett Scott (words) | |
| I Lost My Train Again | 1906 | Dave O'Toole (words) Frank Cass (words) |
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| Like the Flowing Tide | 1906 | A J Mills (words) | |
| ⇑ Place Where We Said ''Good-Bye'', The | 1906 | C W Murphy (words) C. Collins (words) |
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| When There Isn't a Girl About | 1906 | Charles Collins (words) Arthur Reece (sung by) |
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| Buffalo | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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| Can't You Spare One Little Feather? | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Come in My Submarine | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billie Burford (sung by) |
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| Come In, the Water's Fine! | 1907 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| Day You Became My Bride, The | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| For My Corn Began to Shoot! | 1907 | A J Mills (words) Fred Earle (sung by) |
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| Half a Loaf Is Better Than None (w&m) | 1907 | Tom Yorke (sung by) | |
| I Am Thinking of You, Just You! | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| I Lost Georgie in Trafalgar Square | 1907 | C. Collins (words) Nellie Wallace (sung by) |
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| I Want You to See My Girl (w&m) | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (co-author) Chas R. Whittle (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I Wish the Little Girl I Love, Loved Me | 1907 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| I Would Still Love You (w&m) | 1907 | ||
| I'll Tell Tilly on the Telephone | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Dora Lyric (sung by) |
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| In Demerara | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| It's the Only Bit of English That We've Got | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Julia | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Knock Your Heads Together! | 1907 | C W Murphy (words) Michael Nolan (sung by) |
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| Meet Me Jenny, When the Sun Goes Down (w&m) | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (co-author) Alice Lloyd (sung by) |
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| Mr. Smith, From Aberystwith | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Barbara Babington (sung by) |
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| My ''Are You There?'' Girl | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| My Housetop on the Trees | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| One She'll Love the Best, The (w&m) | 1907 | Ryder Slone (sung by) | |
| Rosebud | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Send Us a Few More Girls! | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Arthur Reece (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Sunbeam | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Take Your Greedy Eyes Off My Little Girl! | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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| Two Little Wooden Shoes | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| You Shall Have a Shalimar | 1907 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Anywhere Will Do | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| His Lordship | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| If You Don't Succeed, What Matters? | 1908 | A J Mills (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| If You'll Cling Like the Vine | 1908 | A E Sidney Davis (words) | |
| In the Merry Month of May (w&m) | 1908 | F. Godfrey (co-author) | |
| Lets All Go Down the Strand (w&m) | 1908 | C.W. Murphy (co-author) Chas R. Whittle (sung by) |
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| Mary Took the Calves to the Dairy Show (w&m) | 1908 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| Oh! the Girls of Gottenberg | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| ⇑ On the Banks of the Old Canal (w&m) | 1908 | |
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| Over the Hills, and Far Away | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Put a Bit of Powder on It, Father! | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| When They Ask You What Your Name Is (w&m) | 1908 | Fred Godfrey (co-author) Dave Carter (sung by) |
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| Are You Pining For Me As I'm Pining For You? | 1909 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| Blame It on to Poor Lloyd George | 1909 | C W Murphy (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| Colliers , The | 1909 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Girl in the Clogs and Shawl, The (w&m) | 1909 | C.W. Murphy (co-author) | |
| How Are They Going to Get in London? | 1909 | C W Murphy (words) Morny Cash (sung by) |
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| I Wish I Lived Next Door to You! | 1909 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| If You Should See a Little Soldier | 1909 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| Jenny, I'm Saving Ev'ry Penny | 1909 | Herbert Rule (words) | |
| ⇑ Let's Call All the Money In | 1909 | Dave O'Toole (words) | |
| My Lady's Shoe | 1909 | C. Collins (words) Harry Clifford (sung by) |
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| Roll Your Little Rosie Round! (w&m) | 1909 | C W Murphy (co-author) | |
| Save a Little One For Me | 1909 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Ups and Downs | 1909 | C. Collins (words) Tom Yorke (sung by) |
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| I Never Knew I Had a Heart (Till My Heart Began to Break) (w&m) | 191- | |
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| In My Home at Bantry Bay | 1910 | Fred Godfrey (words) | |
| Ring-A-Ding! Puff-Puff! (w&m) | 1910 | Millie Payne (sung by) | |
| Take It Nice and Easy | 1910 | John A Glover-Kind (words) Fred Godfrey (words) |
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| Tell the Missis You've Been Out With Me (w&m) | 1910 | |
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| Cooking the Cock of the North | 1911 | Harry Wincott (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| Don't Sing the Chorus | 1911 | C. Collins (words) | |
| ⇑ Eh! What a Fool I Was to Go to the Isle of Man | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Morny Cash (sung by) |
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| Have a Banana! | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Morny Cash (sung by) |
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| Hello! Silvery Sea! | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Gus Harris (sung by) |
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| I'm Taking the Open-Air Treatment | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Morny Cash (sung by) |
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| I've Been Out With the Man in the Moon | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Arthur Woodville (sung by) |
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| Night I Fought Jack Johnson, The | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Ted Waite (sung by) |
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| Oh! Father, When You Married Mother | 1911 | C. Collins (words) Florrie Forde (sung by) |
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| Take Me Down Piccadilly (w&m) | 1911 | Gus Harris (sung by) | |
| To-Night's the Night! (w&m) | 1911 | Gus Harris (sung by) | |
| Uncle Billy Was a Fireman (w&m) | 1911 | Fred Godfrey (co-author) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| We're All Going to the Seaside (w&m) | 1911 | Harry Bluff (sung by) | |
| When I See You Fishing | 1911 | C W Murphy (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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| You Never Know (w&m) | 1911 | Dave Carter (sung by) | |
| Come With Me, and Be One of the Nightbirds! | 1912 | C. Collins (words) | |
| ⇑ I Do Like to Look Into Your Eyes, Little Girl! | 1912 | C. Collins (words) | |
| I Want to See the Fairies (w&m) | 1912 | |
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| I've Got to Take the Children Off to School (w&m) | 1912 | Chas R. Whittle (sung by) | |
| Look What Percy's Picked Up in the Park | 1912 | Joe Burley (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| My House Is Liberty Hall | 1912 | Ida Re'vell (words) | |
| On the Old Garden Wall (w&m) | 1912 | Morny Cash (sung by) | |
| On the Road to Ruin | 1912 | C W Murphy (words) Harry Weldon (sung by) |
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| See What Percy's Picked Up in the Park | 1912 | Joe Burley (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| She Makes Me Walk in Ragtime | 1912 | C W Murphy (words) Jack Pleasants (sung by) |
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| She's an Old Sweetheart of Mine (w&m) | 1912 | Kate Carney (sung by) | |
| We'll Have a Night Out Together To-Night! | 1912 | Fred Godfrey (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Waiting Till the Moon Went in | 1913 | C W Murphy (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| ⇑ We'll All Go Home in Ragtime | 1913 | C W Murphy (words) Chas R. Whittle (sung by) |
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| What Are the Wild Waves Saying?- Hitchy-Koo | 1913 | C W Murphy (words) | |
| Don't Forget Your Little Dicky Bird, Dick! | 1914 | Fred Godfrey (words) S. W. Wyndham (sung by) |
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| I've Got You, Bill (w&m) | 1914 | |
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| Money and Misery | 1914 | Dan Lipton (words) Fred Curran (sung by) |
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| Somewhere at Sea, Mother Darling | 1914c | |
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| Don't Say That You've Seen Me (w&m) | 1915 | |
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| Telling the Old, Old Story | 1915 | C W Murphy (words) Gus Harris (sung by) |
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| All the While | 1916 | Herman Darewski (words) | |
| Let's Have the Lights Up in London! (w&m) | 1916 | Chas R. Whittle (sung by) | |
| Tanks That Broke the Ranks Out in Picardy, The (w&m) | 1916 | H. Carlton (co-author) | |
| Who Wants a Girl? (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| ⇑ Up the Little Gravel Path (w&m) | 1918 | |
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| War Bread (w&m) | 1918 | Morny Cash (sung by) | |
| One Bob a Day (w&m) | 1919 | Tom Yorke (sung by) | |
| Publican's Lament , The (w&m) | 1919 | Tom Costello (sung by) | |
| Don't You Ever Want to See That Old Hometown | 1920 | F Godfrey (words) | |
| Eggs and Bacon For My Breakfast (w&m) | 1920 | Ernie Mayne (sung by) | |
| Everybody Calls Me Chu Chin Chow (w&m) | 1920 | ||
| I Know My Own Little Home (w&m) | 1920 | ||
| I've Got the Girl I've Got the Ring (w&m) | 1920 | Tom Costello (sung by) | |
| Labour Leader , The | 1920 | Fred Curran (words) | |
| Little Grey Old Lady in a Faded Cotton Gown, A | 1920 | H.E. Pether (words) | |
| Meet Me Down by the -Den Gate | 1920 | C. Collins (words) | |
| ⇑ Tennessee, It's No Use Calling Me (w&m) | 1920 | ||
| As Soon As They Heard My Voice (w&m) | 1921 | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
| Daily Mail Hat, The | 1921 | Will Wise (words) Fred Curran (words) Jack Edge (words) Bert Weston (sung by) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Hello, There, Europe! | 1921 | Fred W Leigh (words) Chas R. Whittle (sung by) |
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| I Like an 'ot-Water-Bottle in Bed | 1921 | C. Collins (words) Ernie Mayne (sung by) |
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| I Want to Be Somebody's Baby Boy (w&m) | 1921 | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
| Onward, Onward to the Top of the Hill (w&m) | 1921 | Chas R. Whittle (sung by) | |
| Stiffy the Goalkeeper (w&m) | 1921 | Harry Weldon (sung by) | |
| There's No Wife Like Your Own Little Wife (w&m) | 1921 | Chas R. Whittle (sung by) | |
| Would I Like to See My Old Hometown? | 1921 | C Collins (words) F Godfrey (words) |
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| Beauty (w&m) | 1922 | ||
| Just Like Making a Hole in a Boat | 1922 | C Collins (words) | |
| My Dear Old Mother's Songs | 1922 | C Collins (words) | |
| I Can Hear the Church Bells Ringing | 1923 | J P Long (words) | |
| ⇑ I've Got the Moonlight, the Tramp (w&m) | 1923 | ||
| She Told Me to Meet Her at the Gate | 1923 | C Collins (words) S. W. Wyndham (sung by) |
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| When I Get Beside the Seaside (w&m) | 1923 | |
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| He Kissed Her in the Moonlight | 1925 | D Sonenscher (words) J Wright (words) |
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| Our Fire Is a Nice Fire (w&m) | 1925 | Chas R. Whittle (sung by) | |
| She's Only Been With Us a Week (w&m) | 1925 | Albert Whelan (sung by) | |
| Don't Have Any More Missus Moore | 1926 | J. Lloyd as J. Walsh (words) Lily Morris (sung by) |
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| We Came Oot Together, and We'll Gang Hame Together, Here's Tae Us! Wha's Like Us | 1926 | B Scott (words) | |
| When the Milkman Calls (w&m) | 1926 | ||
| How Does a Little Pill, When You're Ill, Know Where Your Liver Is, Eh? | 1927 | J London (words) | |
| We All Said ''No'' (w&m) | 1927 | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
| What Are You Going to Do About Selina? | 1927 | Thomas McGhee (words) Lily Morris (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Ev'rything's Gonna Be All Right (w&m) | 1928 | |
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| They All Went Out | 1928 | Thomas McGhee (words) | |
| I'll Be Waitin' Aroun' | 1929 | Jimmy Goding (words) | |
| Or Anything Else I've Got | 1929 | F Holt (words) | |
| They Start All Over Again | 1929 | C Goldwyn (words) | |
| Why Don't Flies Get Fat? | 1929 | Elvin Hedges (words) | |
| Why? Do I Wanna Go Home | 1929 | F Holt (words) | |
| Beer Ain't What It Used to Be (w&m) | 1930 | ||
| Ee | 1930 | W E Haines (words) | |
| I Want Some Ip-Ip-Ipecacuanha (w&m) | 1930 | ||
| She Can't Make Up Her Mind | 1930 | R Wallace (words) | |
| Stein! Stein! Stein! Stein! Ev'rywhere We Go! | 1930 | Leo Towers (words) Eric Valentine (words) |
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| ⇑ Swinging on the Old Apple Tree | 1930 | B Silver (words) T Mills (words) |
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| Give Me the Days When We Went Strolling Round the Town | 1931 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) | |
| We Won't Go Home Till Morning | 1931 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) | |
| When We Went Strolling | 1931 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) | |
| Kiss Me Under the Lamp-Post | 1932 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) | |
| Swing Your Baby Much Closer (w&m) | 1932 | ||
| How Does a Fly Keep His Weight Down? (w&m) | 1933 | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
| Three Cheers For the Undertaker (w&m) | 1933 | ||
| Where We Said ''Good-Bye'' | 1933 | H Carlton (words) | |
| In the Middle of the Night Last Night (w&m) | 1934 | ||
| Did Your First Wife Ever Do That? | 1934? | Marie Kendall (sung by)
arr,: Cecil Bolton, Chris Ellis |
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| Because He Loves Me (w&m) | ? | Lily Morris (sung by) | |
| ⇑ I Met Her at St. Kilda | ? | Weston (words) Barnes (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| She's Coming Home, Tonight (w&m) | ? | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| What's to Be Done (w&m) | ? | Lily Morris (sung by) |
| Title | Dur | Performer | Score/Song |
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We're All Going to the Seaside | 3:15 | Harry Bluff | |
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Bill Are We To Part Like This | 2:25 | Kate Carney | |
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Did Your First Wife Ever Do That? | 3:10 | Marie Kendall | |
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Just Like The Ivy | 2:01 | Marie Kendall | |
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Don't Have Any More Mrs Moore | 3:53 | Lily Morris | |
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Look What Percy's Picked Up in the Park | 4:24 | Vesta Victoria |