Fred Murray
Last updated: 05.11.20
This list is arranged by title and contains 24 lyrics written by Fred Murray. The lyrics/monologues and *.pdf files have been kindly compiled by monologues.co.uk/musichall
Keys: 
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Amateur Whitewasher, The | Fred Leigh (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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Boiled Beef and Carrots | Charles Collins (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Brown, Brown Sit Down | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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Dainty Little Dame From Chicago, The | Fred W. Leigh (words) Florrie Forde (sung by) |
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Don't Do It Again, Matilda | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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Don't Stick It Out Like That | Fred W. Leigh (words) F. Earle (sung by) |
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Father Did Look Funny | Chas Hilbury (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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Ginger, You're Balmy! | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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Home-Made Sausages | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
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Hopping and Popping About | Fred Leigh (words) P. Rafferty (sung by) |
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I Don't Care- Let 'em Laugh! | Fred W. Leigh (words) Will Dalton (sung by) |
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⇑I Had No Luck That Day | Johnnie Danvers (sung by) | |
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I Was Born on a Friday | George Everard (words) N. Wallace (sung by) |
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In Training | Fred W Leigh (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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It's Homely! So Homely! | Fred W. Leigh (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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Look Out Boys! There's a Girl About | Charles Hilbury (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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Making Room For Mighty London Town | ||
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Oh! Girls, if He Wants to Kiss You | Fred Leigh (words) Charles Foster (sung by) |
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Rosie Had a Very Rosy Time | Marie Lloyd (sung by) | |
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Staring Me in the Face | Fred W. Leigh (words) G. Robey (sung by) |
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There's Danger on the Line | Leigh, Collins (words) Arthur Lennard (sung by) |
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Two Rooms to Let | Fred W Leigh (words) Will Dalton (sung by) |
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What a Lovely Lot They Are! | George Lashwood (sung by) | |
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⇑Whit Cunliffe's Book of Popular Songs | Harry Leighton (words) Charles Hilbury (words) W. Cunliffe (sung by) |
This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 76 works by Fred Murray.
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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| Amateur Whitewasher, The | 1896 | Fred W. Leigh (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| In Training | 1896 | Fred W Leigh (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Our Lodger's Such a Nice Young Man (w&m) | 1897 | Lawrence Barclay (sung by) V. Victoria (sung by) |
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| Staring Me in the Face | 1897 | Fred W. Leigh (words) George Robey (sung by) |
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| Two Rooms to Let | 1900 | Fred W Leigh (words) Will Dalton (sung by) |
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| Father Did Look Funny | 1900c | Chas Hilbury (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Dainty Little Dame From Chicago, The | 1901 | Fred Murray (words) Florrie Forde (sung by) |
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| Don't Stick It Out Like That | 1901 | F.W. Leigh (words) Fred Earle (sung by) |
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| Father, Mother and an Apple | 1901 | F.W. Leigh (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Hopping and Popping About | 1901 | F.W. Leigh (words) Pat Rafferty (sung by) |
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| I Don't Care- Let 'em Laugh! | 1901 | F.W. Leigh (words) Will Dalton (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Mary's Gone Away (w&m) | 1901 | Lawrence Barclay (sung by) | |
| Oh! Girls, if He Wants to Kiss You | 1901 | Fred Leigh (words) Charles Foster (sung by) |
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| Isn't It a Treat to Be Alive? (w&m) | 1902 | Walter Munroe (sung by) | |
| It's Homely! So Homely! | 1902 | F.W. Leigh (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| Making Room For Mighty London Town | 1902 | E. Bateman (words) Arthur Reece (sung by) |
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| Picked Me Up, Sat Me Down (w&m) | 1902 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| What a Kid 'e Is | 1902 | George Le Brunn (words) F.W. Leigh (words) |
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| All Through Riding on a Motor (w&m) | 1903 | Vesta Victoria (sung by) | |
| I Was Born on a Friday | 1903 | G. Everard (words) Nellie Wallace (sung by) |
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| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| They All Came Round on Sunday | 1903 | G. Everard (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| Treat Her Very Careful | 1903 | G. Everard (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| We're Making Up For Lost Time Now! | 1903 | G. Everard (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| Anywhere There Will Do | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Frank Seeley (sung by) |
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| I Had No Luck That Day | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Johnnie Danvers (sung by) |
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| I Never Had a Mother or a Father | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| It's All Right in the Summer-Time! (w&m) | 1904 | Geo. Everard (co-author) | |
| Poor Old Man! | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Charles Lilburn (sung by) |
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| Sparrow and the Mustard, The | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Arthur Lennard (sung by) |
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| Tick! Tick! | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| What's the Good of a Pair of Kilts? | 1904 | G. Everard (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Good-Bye, Tommy Atkins | 1905 | G. Everard (words) C. Hilbury (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Save Your Money | 1905 | G. Everard (words) Frank Coyne (sung by) |
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| Tally-Owe, the Tallyman | 1905 | G. Everard (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Under the Um-Ber-El-La | 1905 | G. Everard (words) | |
| Walk Round Eliza | 1905 | G. Everard (words) Harry Bedford (sung by) |
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| World Is Full of Sunshine, The | 1905 | G. Everard (words) Robert Dredge (words) |
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| Any Old Thing Will Do! | 1906 | G. Everard (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| Flower by Any Other Name, A | 1906 | C. Hilbury (words) Marie Kendall (sung by) |
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| In Lotus-Land | 1906 | C. Hilbury (words) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| It Ain't All Honey and I Ain't All Jam | 1906 | Geo. Everard (words) | |
| Look Out Boys! There's a Girl About | 1906 | Charles Hilbury (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Next Horse I Ride On, The | 1906 | G. Everard (words) AndreÌ C De Takacs (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Oh! Amelia | 1906 | C. Hilbury (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Wave Your Hand As the Band Goes By | 1906 | G. Everard (words) | |
| What a Lovely Lot They Are! | 1906 | F.W. Leigh (words) George Lashwood (sung by) |
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| What's the Good of a Jam-Pot, Boys? | 1906 | G. Everard (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Why Are the Girls So Fond of Me? | 1906 | G. Everard (words) Charles Lilburn (sung by) |
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| You'll Get on in England | 1906 | E J Hilbury (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| You'll Get on in England if You're Not an Englishman | 1906 | E J Hilbury (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| You're a Jolly Fine Fellow When They Want You | 1906 | G. Everard (words) Walter Munroe (sung by) |
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| ⇑ Man! Man! Man! | 1907 | C. Hilbury (words) Vesta Victoria (sung by) |
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| Whack-Fol-The-Diddle-Ol-The-Di-Doh-Day! (w&m) | 1907 | Fred Earle (sung by) | |
| Whit Cunliffe's Book of Popular Songs | 1907 | H. Leighton (words) C. Hilbury (words) Whit Cunliffe (sung by) |
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| Why Don't You Leave It Alone? | 1907 | G. Everard (words) Johnnie Danvers (sung by) |
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| Wing-Tee-Wee | 1907 | ||
| Double Dutch | 1908 | ||
| Rosie Had a Very Rosy Time | 1909 | C. Hilbury (words) Marie Lloyd (sung by) |
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| You're a Very Lucky Fellow, Mister Brown | 1909 | C. Hilbury (words) Lottie Lennox (sung by) |
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| Ginger, You're Balmy! (w&m) | 1910 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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| That's Nice! | 1910 | F.W. Leigh (words) Charles Lilburn (sung by) |
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| Don't Do It Again, Matilda (w&m) | 1911 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| Let's Have a Basin of Soup! (w&m) | 1911 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| There's Danger on the Line | 1911 | F.W. Leigh (words) C. Collins (words) Arthur Lennard (sung by) |
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| Home-Made Sausages (w&m) | 1912 | Harry Champion (sung by) | |
| Ow Abaht the Ahtin'? [Sic] | 1912 | G. Arthurs (words) Alec Hurley (sung by) |
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| My Old Ham-Bone | 1913 | R P Weston (words) | |
| Last Good-Bye, The | 1914 | F.W. Leigh (words) | |
| My Days Are Over (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| They Might Break the Heart of My Dear Old Mother, But They'll Never Break Mine (w&m) | 1916 | |
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| Carrying On (w&m) | 1917 | |
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| ⇑ Women of England (w&m) | 1917 | |
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| You Always Bring the Sunshine With You | 1917 | F.W. Leigh (words) | |
| Boiled Beef and Carrots | 1939 | Charles Collins (words) Harry Champion (sung by) |
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| I'm Henry VIII, I Am | 1965 | R P Weston (words) | |
| Brown, Brown Sit Down | ? | Harry Champion (sung by) |