Felix McGlennon
Last updated: 03.04.21
This list is arranged by title and contains 14 lyrics written by Felix McGlennon. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
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Comrades | Felix McGlennon (words & music) T. Costello (sung by) |
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Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back | Felix McGlennon (music) Monroe H. Rosenfeld (words) Alice Leamar (sung by) Yvette Guilbert (sung by) Hedli Anderson (sung by) |
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His Funeral's To-Morrow | Felix McGlennon (words & music) T. Costello (sung by) |
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I Borrowed It | Felix McGlennon (words & music) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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In the Morning | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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John James Murphy | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Lily Marney (sung by) |
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Oh! Can It Be Love? | Felix McGlennon (words & music) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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Oh! Mr. Nobody | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Nellie L'Estrange (sung by) |
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Ship I Love, The | Felix McGlennon (words & music) T. Costello (sung by) |
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Society Actor, The | Felix McGlennon (music) Norton Atkins (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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Sons of the Sea | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Arthur Reece (sung by) |
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⇑We Saved It For the Lodger | Felix McGlennon (music) Lester Barrett (words) L. Barrett (sung by) |
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Woman, Lovely Woman | Felix McGlennon (words & music) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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You Fancy Yourselves, You Do! | Felix McGlennon (words & music) Kate Harvey (sung by) Peggie Pryde (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 178 works by Felix McGlennon.
It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Keys: ER
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| In the Morning | 1884 | N. Atkins (words) Warwick William (words) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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| For the Sake of the Dear Little Girls | 1886 | H Masseder (words) Vesta Tilley (sung by) |
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| Woman, Lovely Woman (w&m) | 1886 | J. Fawn (sung by) | |
| Girls and the Boys, The | 1887 | Edmund Forman (words) Nellie L'Estrange (sung by) |
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| Hip, Hooray! For Temperance | 1887 | Edmund Forman (words) Slade Murray (sung by) |
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| I Borrowed It | 1887 | J. Fawn (sung by) | |
| I Forget | 1887 | Edmund Forman (words) Slade Murray (sung by) |
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| Three Young Men Who Never Went Astray | 1887 | G H Macdermott (words) E J Symons (words) |
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| Gate , The | 1889 | Warwick Williams (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| He Was Her Only Son | 1889 | George Bruce (words) J.S. Baker (words) Jenny Hill (sung by) Marie Le Blanc (sung by) |
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| His Funeral's To-Morrow (w&m) | 1889 | T. Costello (sung by) | |
| ⇑ We Saved It For the Lodger | 1889 | Lester Barrett (words) L. Barrett (sung by) |
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| Sweet Bells of Erin | 189- | Lindsay Lennox (words) | |
| Comrades | 1890 | T. Costello (sung by) |  |
| I Promised | 1890 | J.S. Baker (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Oh! We've Got a Lot of 'em | 1890 | Tom Conley (words) Alfred Leggett (words) Eunice Vance (sung by) |
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| Smiles! | 1890 | Little Tich (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| That Is Love | 1890 | Edmund Forman (words) Marie Loftus (sung by) R. G. Knowles (sung by) H. Mora (sung by) |
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| There's a Good Time Coming | 1890 | N. Atkins (words) Alfred Leggett (words) Eunice Vance (sung by) |
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| There's No Deception There | 1890 | J.S. Baker (words) H. Campbell (sung by) |
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| They Bloom in Summer | 1890 | Harold Hope (words) J.S. Baker (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| They Discharged Him Because He Was Old | 1890 | J.S. Baker (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| They've All Got 'em | 1890 | G H Macdermott (words) George Ison (words) |
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| ⇑ We All Had One | 1890 | George Forbes (words) Charles Waterfield (sung by) |
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| Boys & Girls, The | 1890c | Nellie Parker (words) | |
| Dream Voices | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) | |
| East and West | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) J.S. Baker (words) Marie Le Blanc (sung by) |
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| He's in Regular Employment Now | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) J.S. Baker (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Isn't That a Dainty Dish? | 1891 | G H Macdermott (words) N. Atkins (words) George Ison (words) |
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| It Made No Difference, Not a Bit of Difference | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) H. Campbell (sung by) |
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| Lately Bye and Bye | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) Fannie Leslie (sung by) |
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| Life's Highway | 1891 | Charles E Pratt (words) | |
| Lost and Found | 1891 | Tom Conley. (words) N. Atkins (words) |
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| Oh What a Difference in the Morning | 1891 | James Cartwright Macy (words) Alice Roosevelt (words) Marguerite Cassini (words) |
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| Pity to Waste It!, A | 1891 | George Russell, (Arrange of music) (words) | |
| ⇑ Shipwreck , The | 1891 | George Bruce (words) | |
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| So Do I Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) George Fairburn (words) |
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| Society Actor, The | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) J.S. Baker (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Tale of the Sea, A | 1891 | George Bruce (words) Warwick Williams (words) |
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| Temperance Brigade, The | 1891 | Tom Conley (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Vulgar Boy, The | 1891 | N. Atkins (words) J.S. Baker (words) Marie Loftus (sung by) |
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| You Fancy Yourselves, You Do! | 1891 | J.S. Baker (words) Kate Harvey (sung by) Peggie Pryde (sung by) |
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| You Know a Thing or Two! | 1891 | J.S. Baker (words) Marie Le Blanc (sung by) |
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| He Never Cares to Wander From His Own Fireside | 1892 | Katie Lawrence (sung by) | |
| I Handed It Over to Riley | 1892 | A. Hall (words) | |
| In a Snug Little Home of Your Own (w&m) | 1892 | Katie Lawrence (sung by) | |
| Irishman's Way, An | 1892 | A. Hall (words) Walter Munroe (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Loved One Far Away , The (w&m) | 1892 | |
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| Missis, The | 1892 | N. Atkins (words) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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| My Boy! My Boy! | 1892 | Ben Nathan (words) N. Atkins (words) |
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| Poor Miss Brown | 1892 | F.W. Leigh (words) | |
| Pretty Girl, Rather | 1892 | J.S. Baker (words) J. W. Rowley (sung by) |
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| Rosey's Lips (w&m) | 1892 | Millie Hylton (sung by) | |
| Wedding of Mcginnis and Mcguire , The | 1892 | Tom Conley (words) | |
| Buy a Bicycle | 1893 | James Curran (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Dear Old Boy | 1893 | J.S. Baker (words) Millie Hylton (sung by) |
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| I'm Prepared For Her | 1893 | Tom Conley (words) Lester Barrett (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| I've Been to Gay Paree | 1893 | Tom Conley (words) Henry J Sayers (words) |
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| I've Worked Eight Hours This Day (w&m) | 1893 | |
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| ⇑ Old Home Is Good Enough For Me, The (w&m) | 1893 | |
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| Once More in the Dear Old Land (w&m) | 1893 | |
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| Poor Mick (w&m) | 1893 | P. Rafferty (sung by) | |
| Rich and Poor | 1893 | N. Atkins (words) Victor Stevens (words) Alice Brookes (sung by) |
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| Rowdy Dowdy Boys , The | 1893 | Tom Conley (words) | |
| Ship I Love, The (w&m) | 1893 | T. Costello (sung by) | |
| They Are the Best Friends of All | 1893 | Theo Norman (words) M.H. Rosenfeld (words) H. Mora (sung by) Birdie Mersereau (sung by) |
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| We All Lent a Hand | 1893 | George Horncastle (words) Lester Barrett (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| And Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back (w&m) | 1894 | |
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| Didn't We Fight in Days Gone By? | 1894 | Jesse Burton (words) | |
| Don't Bear Any Ill Feeling (w&m) | 1894 | |
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| He Doesn't Go There Now | 1894 | H A Duffy (words) Lily Marney (sung by) |
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| ⇑ He Lies Asleep | 1894 | Sid Ransom (words) Lily Marney (sung by) |
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| Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back | 1894 | Monroe H. Rosenfeld (words) Alice Leamar (sung by) Yvette Guilbert (sung by) Hedli Anderson (sung by) |
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| I'll Forgive Him | 1894 | James Curran (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| John James Callaghan (w&m) | 1894 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| Mr. Captain Stop the Ship! | 1894 | W A Archbold (words) | |
| Norah My Wife | 1894 | W A Archbold (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Oh! She Knows a Bit | 1894 | Troja. (words) | |
| She Was Young and I Was Old | 1894 | Paul Pelham (words) | |
| She's Irish All the Time | 1894 | W A Archbold (words) Max Hirschfield (words) |
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| Still the Same | 1894 | F.W. Leigh (words) Lester Barrett (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| Three Blind Mice and the Farmer's Lass | 1894 | A. Hall (words) Marie Le Blanc (sung by) |
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| Timothy Twitters | 1894 | Tom Conley (words) Tom Maxwell (sung by) |
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| ⇑ To Err Is Human, to Forgive Divine! (w&m) | 1894 | Marie Loftus (sung by) | |
| Arrah, Go On! (w&m) | 1895 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| Bachelor's Club, The | 1895 | H A Duffy (words) Leonard Barry (sung by) |
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| Dad and Me | 1895 | William Henry Gardner (words) O. Bonnell (words) |
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| Daddy's Gone to London | 1895 | Tom Browne (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Don't Listen | 1895 | Peter Conroy, arranger. (words) | |
| I Only Know I Loved Her | 1895 | Charles Page (words) Anna Sheehan (words) |
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| I'll Be Constant and True | 1895 | W A Archbold (words) Charles Page (words) |
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| Jenny and I | 1895 | Charles Page (words) | |
| Killymablanagan | 1895 | E J Lonnen (words) S. Leggett (words) George Fearnley (words) |
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| Lad Who Went Astray, The | 1895 | Saville Smart (words) | |
| Marie's Lovers | 1895 | W E Goodwins (words) Marie Loftus (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Mccarthy's Boarding House | 1895 | Tom Conley (words) Lily Marney (sung by) |
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| Oh! Uncle John (w&m) | 1895 | Katie Lawrence (sung by) | |
| Oh, Mr. Hitchin | 1895 | W A Archbold (words) M.H. Rosenfeld (words) John Hitchin Vreeland (words) Madge Ellis (sung by) |
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| Oh, Uncle John! (w&m) | 1895 | Katie Lawrence (sung by) | |
| One-Legged Family, The | 1895 | A. Hall (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Settled! | 1895 | George Horncastle (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| She Was a Stranger in London | 1895 | T. Brown (words) Leonard Barry (sung by) |
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| Sixty Was the Number | 1895 | A. Hall (words) Mate Chesney (words) Jennie Belle (sung by) |
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| Tale of the 95th, A | 1895 | N. Atkins (words) Alf Chester (sung by) |
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| They Were All There | 1895 | Pastor Eldridge (words) A. Hall (words) |
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| Tokens From Home | 1895 | A. Hall (words) Jennie Belle (words) Mate Chesney (words) |
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| All the O'S Were There! (w&m) | 1896 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| ⇑ Daddy's Gone to New York | 1896 | Tom Browne (words) | |
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| Dream of the Dance, A | 1896 | F J Tierney (words) Charles Page, (Arranger) (words) |
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| Drink! Drink!! Drink!!! (w&m) | 1896 | Charles Bignell (sung by) | |
| He Couldn't Take the Two of Us | 1896 | Tom Conley (words) Lester Barrett (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| Lavender, the Howler | 1896 | Charles D Hickman (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| Little Baby Patsy | 1896 | Phil Herman (words) | |
| Oh! Mr. Nobody (w&m) | 1896 | Nellie L'Estrange (sung by) | |
| She Never Comes Home Till Morning | 1896 | Tom Conley (words) Maggie Duggan (sung by) |
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| Song That Will Live For Ever, The | 1896 | Tom Browne (words) H. Mora (sung by) |
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| There's Only One Thing Stops Me | 1896 | E G Coles (words) Charles Bignell (sung by) |
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| As the Church Bells Chime | 1897 | N. Atkins (words) Charles Chaplin (words) |
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| Brave Old Commodore, The | 1897 | Tom Browne (words) Jesse Burton (words) |
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| ⇑ Cupid's in Love With Me | 1897 | J Albert Snow (words) | |
| Everybody's Darling | 1897 | Tom Browne (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Mac and I | 1897 | Jesse Burton (words) | |
| Mary Bloomer | 1897 | Tom Browne (words) M K Hilliard (words) |
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| Mary's Tambourine | 1897 | C G Cotes (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Nice Situation For a Girl, A | 1897 | C G Cotes (words) | |
| Oh! Can It Be Love? | 1897 | A. Hall (words) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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| One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin (w&m) | 1897 | Marie Loftus (sung by) | |
| Quiet Little Corner Down in Kent, A | 1897 | E. Bateman (words) T. Costello (sung by) |
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| You Show Me Your Slate | 1897 | C G Cotes (words) Madge Ellis (sung by) |
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| Dad's Dialects, The (w&m) | 1898 | Marie Loftus (sung by) | |
| Humpy Umpy Ay | 1898 | Milton Bode (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Irishmen Must Be There (w&m) | 1898 | Walter Munroe (sung by) | |
| John James Murphy (w&m) | 1898 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| Only a Clown (w&m) | 1898 | Cora Duncan (sung by) | |
| Sons of the Sea (w&m) | 1898 | Arthur Reece (sung by) | |
| They Were All Occupied | 1898 | T. Brown (words) H. Freeman (sung by) |
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| Be Aisy (w&m) | 1899 | Lily Marney (sung by) | |
| I've Gone Out For the Day | 1899 | G.A. Stevens (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Leave Me, Comrades | 1899 | Tom Browne (words) J A Radcliffe (words) |
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| Motherland | 1899 | Fred Eplett (words) | |
| Say Nothing | 1899 | Tom Browne (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Ship That Belongs to a Lady, The | 1899 | E. Bateman (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| They've Been Trotting Me Round | 1899 | Lalor Shiel (words) | |
| ⇑ We're Taking It in Turns | 1899 | T. Brown (words) J. Fawn (sung by) |
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| Why Are You Waiting Here? | 1899 | C G Cotes (words) G. Bastow (sung by) |
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| Cupid Is a Little Black Coon | 1900 | J.S. Baker (words) | |
| Little Red Riding Hood and the Demon Wolf (w&m) | 1900 | |
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| Revenge For Waterloo (w&m) | 1900 | |
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| That Was the Soldiers Song (w&m) | 1900 | Marie Loftus (sung by) | |
| Thinking of the Lad Who Went Away | 1900 | T. Brown (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Tommy, Jack and Joe | 1900 | E. Bateman (words) Katie Lawrence (sung by) |
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| Volunteer | 1900 | Fred Eplett (words) | |
| At Night | 1900c | Edward St Quentin (words) | |
| British Bulldogs, The (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Climbing on Dada's Knee (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| ⇑ Come What May | 1901 | G.A. Stevens (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| Girl I Fancy, The | 1901 | J.S. Baker (words) | |
| Love Is Stronger Still Than Death (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Rough and Tumble Boys, The (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Swinging! Swinging! (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Take a Little Patsy (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Who's the Girl? (w&m) | 1901 | |
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| Album of Irish National Songs, An | 1905 | T D Sullivan (words) | |
| Oh! What a Difference in the Morning (w&m) | 1905 | ||
| Acushla Dear! (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Bonnie Lassie O! (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Good-Morning, Little Daisy! (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| ⇑ She Lives in the Isle of Man (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Sweet Mary, From Dublin (w&m) | 1907 | |
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| Wait For Me, Fritzy Dear! | 1907 | José Collins (sung by) | |
| When You're Tired of Roaming | 1907 | J.S. Baker (words) | |
| We Mean to Keep the Seas (w&m) | 1909 | Arthur Reece (sung by) | |
| While the ''Billy'' Was Boiling on the Camp-Fire (w&m) | 1909 | |
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| Grace Darling (w&m) | 1910 | |
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| Soggarth Aroon | 1910 | John Banim (words) J.S. Baker (words) |
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| Battle Songs of the British Empire (w&m) | 1914 | |
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| Sons of Australia | 1914 | Fred Eplett (words) | |
| There Are No Friends Like the Dear Old Friends. | 1914 | George Propheter (words) | |