Fred Godfrey
Last updated: 28.09.20
This list is arranged by title and contains 29 lyrics written by Fred Godfrey. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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All the Ladies Fell in Love With Sandy | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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All the Silver From the Silvery Moon | B. Williams (sung by) | |
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Oh, the Baa-Baa-Baa Lambs | William Hargreaves (words) Ella Shields (sung by) |
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By the Sea | Billy Williams (words) M. Sheridan (sung by) |
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Colonel K-Nut | Mark Sheridan (words) M. Sheridan (sung by) |
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Come and Have a Look at What I've Got | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Come Into the Garden, John! | B. Williams (sung by) | |
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Don't Tell the Wife | Harry Castling (words) John A Glover-Kind (words) |
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Eskimo, The | S. Mayo (sung by) | |
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Here We Are Again! | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Hey! Ho! Can't You Hear the Steamer? | Harry Gifford (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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⇑I Never Heard Father Laugh So Much Before | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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In the Land Where There Are No Girls | Orlando Powell (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Jean Loves All the Jockeys | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Let's Go Where All the Crowd Goes | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Let's Have Another One Together | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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My Girl From London Town | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Now I Have to Call Him Father | Charles Collins (words) V. Victoria (sung by) |
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Oh! Mister Macpherson | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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One Girls's As Good As Any Other Girl | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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She Does Like a Little Drop of Scotch | Billy William (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Squeeze 'er, Ebenezer | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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They All Went Marching In | Chas. Hilbury (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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⇑Wait Till I'm As Old As Father! | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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What a Game It Is! Wow! Wow! | Harry Gifford (words) M. Sheridan (sung by) |
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Where Does Daddy Go When He Goes Out? | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Who Were You With Last Night? | Mark Sheridan (words) M. Sheridan (sung by) |
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Why Can't We Have the Sea in London? | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
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Why Don't Santa Clause Bring Something to Me? | Billy Williams (words) B. Williams (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 196 works by Fred Godfrey.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: (w&m)
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| Put on Your Old Plaid Shawl! | 1900c | Fred D'Albert (words) |  |
| Reminiscences of Ireland | 1900c | William Moore (words) | |
| Barbara (w&m) | 1904 | |
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| Any Windows to Mend? | 1907 | Fred Albert (words) Amber Austa (sung by) |
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| Down on the Beautiful Rhine | 1907 | F.W. Leigh (words) | |
| Gibraltar (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Girl He Left Behind , The (w&m) | 1907 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| Golden Eyes (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Grain of Help Is Worth a Peck of Pity, A | 1907 | J F Lambe (words) Billie Burford (sung by) |
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| Here Comes the Ragman! | 1907 | H. Castling (words) | |
| In Honeymoon Land | 1907 | W. David (words) | |
| ⇑ Last Train Home Tonight. , The | 1907 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Man, Man, Beautiful Man! | 1907 | C. Collins (words) W. Driscoll (words) |
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| What's the Use of Playing ''Home, Sweet Home''? | 1907 | Will E Haines (words) | |
| Here's the Antelope! (w&m) | 1908 | |
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| Hullo! Wedding Bells | 1908 | H. Castling (words) | |
| I Don't Want to Die For You. (w&m) | 1908 | |
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| In the Island of Go As You Please | 1908 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Now I Have to Call Him Father | 1908 | Charles Collins (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Oh! the Love-Birds | 1908 | Alf J Lawrance (words) H. Gifford (words) |
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| Pride of the Ballet, The (w&m) | 1908 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| I Want Somebody to See Me Home (w&m) | 1909 | |
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| I'll Saw His See-Saw Down | 1909 | A.J. Mills (words) Chas. Collins (words) Herbert Rule (sung by) |
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| ⇑ One Day She Helped Herself to Father! | 1909 | Fred Murray (words) Daisy Wood (sung by) |
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| She's a Girl Up North | 1909 | Fred E d' Albert (words) Ella Retford (sung by) |
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| Sunshine Soo | 1909 | A.E. Sidney Davis (words) | |
| There's a Girl in Berlin | 1909 | Fred D'Albert (words) J Chas Moore (words) |
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| Underneath Your Mushroom Umbrella | 1909 | Alf J Lawrance (words) H. Gifford (words) |
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| By the Sea | 1910 | Billy Williams (words) Mark Sheridan (sung by) |
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| Come Into the Garden, John! | 1910 | Fred D'Albert (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Do They All Go to See the Sea? (w&m) | 1910 | |
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| Don't Tell the Wife! | 1910 | H. Castling (words) John A Glover-Kind (words) |
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| Ev'ry Girl Loves a Military Man! | 1910 | John P Harrington (words) O. Powell (words) |
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| He Left His Little Chrysanthemum | 1910 | O. Powell (words) | |
| He Used to Play on the Oboe | 1910 | C. Hilbury (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I Love to Hear You, Joan | 1910 | Alf J Lawrance (words) | |
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| In the Land of the Kangaroo | 1910 | T W Thurban (words) Percy Edgar (words) |
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| In the Land Where There Are No Girls | 1910 | O. Powell (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Laughterland | 1910 | R P Weston (words) | |
| Little Rosalie, My Pretty Refugee | 1910 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| My Girl From London Town | 1910 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Oh, Girls! Nobody Loves You Like a Nice Policeman | 1910 | Terry Sullivan, (Composer) (words) H. Carlton (words) |
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| Rosy. = (Whoa! the Crackling on the Pork!) | 1910 | O. Powell (words) | |
| All the Silver From the Silvery Moon | 1910c | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| My Pal Is the Lamp Post | 1910c- | John Nugent (words) Alfred Glover (words) |
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| A.B.C.D.E.F.G (w&m) | 1911 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| Bridget Malone. | 1911 | John A Glover-Kind (words) | |
| ⇑ Come and Have a Look at What I've Got (w&m) | 1911 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Don't Go Out With Him To-Night! .. | 1911 | Alfred Glover (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Down in Dolly Town | 1911 | Alfred J Lawrance (words) | |
| Here We Are Again! (w&m) | 1911 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| I Ran Straight Home With the News | 1911 | F.E. Cliffe (words) | |
| Lead Me Towards the Girls | 1911 | John A Glover-Kind (words) | |
| Sing Something Irish to Me (w&m) | 1911 | |
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| Take Me There | 1911 | Will Letters (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| We Can't All Have the Same Girl | 1911 | H. Carlton (words) | |
| Why Can't the Girls Be Soldiers? | 1911 | John Neat (words) | |
| Why Don't Santa Clause Bring Something to Me? | 1911 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Hello! Little Miss Llewellyn | 1912 | Charles Wilmott (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| ⇑ I Do Like the Life, I Do! | 1912 | Tom Mellor (words) | |
| I May Be a Millionaire | 1912 | C. Collins (words) | |
| I Want to Be Introduced, if It's a Girl | 1912 | Terry Sullivan (words) Phil Parsons (words) |
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| I Wish I Were Back in Lancashire (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| In My Little Cabin Home Out West | 1912 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Jimmy, Take a Chance and Do the Shimmie Dance | 1912 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| Leading the Simple Life | 1912 | Terry Sullivan (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Let's All Go Mad! (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Let's Go Where All the Crowd Goes (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Miss Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm | 1912 | Tom Mellor (words) | |
| Oh! Mister Macpherson (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Oh, For Another Day at Margate! (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| ⇑ One Girls's As Good As Any Other Girl | 1912 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Only Dream I Ever Dream , The (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Silly Thing! | 1912 | Fred Murray (words) Larry Lewis (sung by) |
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| There's a Little Fairy Looking After You (w&m) | 1912 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Wedding of Jeanie Mckie , The | 1912 | Tom Mellor (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| When the Factory Bell Is Ringing | 1912 | H. Gifford (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Who Were You With Last Night? (w&m) | 1912 | Mark Sheridan (sung by) | |
| Why Can't We Have the Sea in London? | 1912 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| All the Ladies Fell in Love With Sandy | 1913 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Anything to Take Me Home | 1913 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Dance Your Troubles Away | 1913 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Dicky Bird! Sing! Sing!! Any Old Thing (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| ⇑ Do You Always Tell Your Wife? | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Eskimo. = (Zam Dammy, Zam Dammy, Zam Buk Joe.), The | 1913 | F.E. Cliffe (words) W. David (words) Sam Mayo (sung by) |
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| Fly Away to Fairyland | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Go Away, Mister Misery (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Hallo! Little Miss U.S.A | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) S. Romberg (words) |
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| Hands Up! (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Hello! Little Snowflake | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Hey! Ho! Can't You Hear the Steamer? | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) Daisy Dormer (sung by) |
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| How Do, Little Miss Santa Claus? | 1913 | H. Castling (words) | |
| I Don't Care (w&m) | 1913 | B. Williams (sung by) Lloyd Morgan (sung by) |
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| I Never Heard Father Laugh So Much Before | 1913 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| If You Come From Yorkshire .. | 1913 | Shaun Glenville (sung by) | |
| ⇑ It's an Old Scotch Tune They're Playing | 1913 | W. David (words) | |
| It's Mine When You've Done With It (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Jane, Ain't You Coming Home Again | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Jean Loves All the Jockeys | 1913 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Kangaroo Hop, The (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Let's Have Another One Together | 1913 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| No More Knocking at the Door | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Nobody Loves You Like I Do. (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Oh! Molly Mcintyre (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Oh! Those Ever Loving, Wonderful Beautiful Eyes | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| Oh! You Great Big Baby Face (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| Oh, That Ragtime Waltz (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Oh, Those Happy Kid Days (w&m) | 1913 | |
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| On the First Dark Night Next Week | 1913 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Ring Out, Joy Bells | 1913 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| She Does Like a Little Drop of Scotch | 1913 | Billy William (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| She Is My Best Girl Now (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Squeeze 'er, Ebenezer | 1913 | Billy Williams (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Taking Your Best Girl Out. | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Wait Till I'm As Old As Father! (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| We'll All Do the Same As the Children Do! | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| What a Game It Is! Wow! Wow! | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) Mark Sheridan (sung by) |
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| When I See You on Sunday | 1913 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Where Are the Girls We Used to Know? .. (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Where Does Daddy Go When He Goes Out? (w&m) | 1913 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Au Revoir, Sweet Marie! | 1914 | Leonard Cooke (words) | |
| Come Along to the Carnival Tonight | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Do a Tango Dance With Me! (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Gee! That's Going Some For You | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Good Luck, Little French Soldier Man! | 1914 | Leonard Cooke (words) | |
| Honeymoon Train, The | 1914 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| How Do, Miss Winter-Time? (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| How Long Did Solomon Take to Kiss All His Wives Good-Night? (w&m) | 1914 | |
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| Hullo! Jack! Glad to See You Back | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| I Don't Know Where You Live .. (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| I'm Coming Back to Old Kilkenny | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| ⇑ In My Aeroplane (w&m) | 1914 | |
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| It Takes an Irish Heart to Sing an Irish Song | 1914 | W. David (words) | |
| It's a Long Way to Go Home | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| It's Not the Band That They Go to See .. (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| La Belle France | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) Madie Scott (words) |
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| Oh! Oh! I Love You | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| Oh! You Do Do a Lot of Funny Things, You Do | 1914 | W. David (words) | |
| On Her Pic-Pic-Pic-Pic-Piccolo (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Our Little Kiddie Sings the Best Song of All (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Ride to Church Upon a Gee-Gee! | 1914 | W. David (words) | |
| They're All After a Girl. | 1914 | W. David (words) | |
| Up He Goes in His Little Monoplane | 1914 | G. Arthurs (words) | |
| ⇑ Watching the Boat Coming In | 1914 | W. David (words) | |
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| When an Irishman Goes Fighting! | 1914 | Leonard Cooke (words) Shaun Glenville (sung by) |
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| When the Dear Old Temple Bells Are Ringing | 1914 | H. Gifford (words) | |
| With All Your Faults | 1914 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Worst of It Is I Like It, The (w&m) | 1914 | Billy Williams (sung by) | |
| Arrah! Go On, Now, Miss Emerald Isle! (w&m) | 1915 | |
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| Colonel K-Nut (w&m) | 1915 | Mark Sheridan (sung by) | |
| Garden of Flowers, The | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Here You Are Again, Miss Crinoline! | 1915 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| Oh, For the Sight of a Girl | 1915 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| Oh, the Baa-Baa-Baa Lambs | 1915 | William Hargreaves (words) Ella Shields (sung by) |
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| On Our Happy Wedding Day. | 1915 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| ⇑ Pretty Patty's Proud of Her Pink Print Petticoat | 1915 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| Take Me Back to Your Heart | 1915 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| There'll Be Nothing But Boys in Khaki by the Seaside | 1915 | Ralph Penso (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| There's a Little Baby Up in the Moon | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Twas an Old-Fashioned Song He Was Singing | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| We're All North-Country Lads and Lasses | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Wedding on a Gee-Gee, A | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| What Do We Care, We Two! | 1915 | L. Wright (words) | |
| Back, Back to Baby Days | 1916 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| I Can't Help Loving a Girl Like You (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| If Ev'ryone Did a Good Turn Every Day (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| Oh! It's Going to Be a Night That Night | 1916 | Tom Mellor (words) | |
| ⇑ Our Village. (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| Put on Your Little Wooden Shoes | 1916 | Tom Mellor (words) | |
| There's a Little Bit of Irish Everywhere .. | 1916 | L. Wright (words) | |
| We've Got to Put Up With It Now (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| What the -- How the -- Why the -- Who the -- Where Have You Been Tonight? | 1916 | W. David (words) L. Wright (words) |
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| You Gave Me a Rosary | 1916 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| Dad and Mammy's Golden Wedding Jubilee | 1918 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| My Tennessee, Is That You Calling Me? | 1918 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| Soldiers Like It (w&m) | 1918 | Shaun Glenville (sung by) | |
| Stop Making Those Eyes at Me | 1918 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| What Did You Want to Make Me Love You For? | 1918 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| When We're Made One, We Two | 1918 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| ⇑ Dickens Ball, The (w&m) | 1919 | |
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| Give Me Your Love For 'keeps' | 1919 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| Hello! There, Flanagan | 1919 | Arthur J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) |
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| How Do You Do, Miss Summertime? | 1919 | Arthur J Mills (words) | |
| Oh, How You Love! .. (w&m) | 1919 | |
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| Watching the Boat Coming in (From Alabamy) | 192- | W. David (words) | |
| Twas an Old Fashioned Love Song | 1920c | B. Scott (words) | |
| Down Texas Way | 1921 | A J Mills (words) B. Scott (words) Dumbells (sung by) |
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| Mississippi (w&m) | 1922 | |
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| Soul of the Violets , The | 1931 | H. Nicholls (words) Paul England (words) Claude Hulbert (words) Sid Phillips (words) Harry S Pepper (words) |
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| I Wish It Were Sunday Night To-Night | 1936 | Huntley Trevor (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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| Old Sailor (Fair Winds to You) | 1936 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) | |
| ⇑ Old Sailor. Free | 1936 | Jimmy Kennedy (words) Maggie Carr (words) Poul Anker (words) |
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| Welcoming Them in to the Welcome Inn (w&m) | 1936 | |
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| Boo!- Hooray! | 1941 | Jimmy Hughes (words) | |
| Mary, Queen of Scots | ? | Fred E d' Albert (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| They All Went Marching In | ? | Chas. Hilbury (words) Billy Williams (sung by) |
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I Don't Care (1904) | 2:45 | Lloyd Morgan |