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T: The Golden Book of Favorite Songs
B: The Hall & McCreary Co. "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs" 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
F:http://roaringjelly.org/~jc/music/book/GoldenBookOfFavoriteSongs/GoldenBookOfFavoriteSongs2.abc 2025-02-25 160457 UT
K:
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%%center THE GOLDEN BOOK
%%center of
%%center FAVORITE SONGS
%%center Revised and Enlarged
%%center ------------
%%center A Treasury of the Best Songs of Our People
%%center (202 songs, 192 of which are with music)
%%center ------------
%%center Compiled and edited by
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%%center John w. Beattie
%%center Director of Public Shool music, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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%%center William Breach
%%center Director of School and Community Music, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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%%center Mabelle Glenn
%%center Director of Public School Music, Kansas City, Missouri
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%%center Walter J. Goodell
%%center Composer and Harmonist, Chicago, Ilinois
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%%center Edgar B. Gordon
%%center Bureau of Extension, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
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%%center Norman H. Hall
%%center Executive Secretary, National Week of Song, Chicago, Ilinois
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%%center Ernest G. Hesser
%%center Director of Public School Music, Indianapolis, Indiana
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%%center E. Jane Wisenall
%%center Teacher of Music, Woodward High School, Cincinnati, Ohio
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%%center (Fifteenth Edition -- Revised)
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%%center HALL & McCREARY COMPANY, CHICAGO
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X:1171
T: The Bull-Dog
C:
O: College Song
Q:
%R: song, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Ab
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"^MALE VOICES"\
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w: 1.~Oh! the bull-dog on the bank,* Oh! the bull-dog on the bank,*
w: 2.~Oh! the bull-dog stoop'd to catch him, Oh! the bull-dog stoop'd to catch him,
w: 3.~Says the mon-key to the owl:* Says the mon-key to the owl:*
w: 4.~Pha-raoh's daugh-ter on the bank,* Pha-raoh's daugh-ter on the bank,*
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w: Oh! the bull-dog on the bank,* And the bull-frog in the pool, The
w: Oh! the bull-dog stoop'd to catch him, And the snap-per caught his paw, The
w: Says the mon-key to the owl:* "Oh!* what'll you have to drink?" "Why
w: Pha-raoh's daugh-ter on the bank,* Lit-tle Mo-ses in the pool, She
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w: bull-*dog called the bull-frog, A green old wa-ter-fool.
w: pol-ly-wog died a laugh-ing, To see him wag his jaw.
w: since* you are so very kind, I'll take a bottle of ink."
w: fish'd* him out with~a tele-graph~pole, And sent him off to school.
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w: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ % (spacer to align the rest of the words with the 2nd verse)
w: Sing-ing tra la la la la la la,* Sing-ing
w: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ leil-i-o,* ~ ~ % It's not clear when this should be sung.
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w: tra la la la la la la,* Sing-ing
w: ~ ~ ~ ~ leil-i-o,* ~ ~
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w: tra la la la la la, sing-ing tra la la la la la,
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w: Tra la la la, tra la la la, tra la la la la la.
w: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ leil-i-o.
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w: | | And the bull-frog in the pool, And the bull-frog in the pool,
w: | | And the snap-per caught his paw, And the snap-per caught his paw,
w: | | "Oh!* what'll you have to drink?" "Oh!* what'll you have to drink?"
w: | | Lit-tle Mo-ses in the pool. Lit-tle Mo-ses in the pool.
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X:1181
T: Sailing
C: GodfreyMarks
%R: song, jig
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923 (p.118 and top of p.119)
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: This is version 1, for ABC software that doesn't understand voice overlays.
N: Only the vocal part(s) are transcribed here. See the "V2" version for the piano part.
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: C
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w: 1.~Y'heave ho!* my lads,* the wind blows free,* A pleas-*ant gale* is on our lee;* And
w: 2.~The sail-*or's life* is bold and free,* His home* is on* the roll-ing sea;* And
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w: soon* a-cross* the o-cean clear* Our gal-*lant bark* shall brave-*ly* steer.* But ere we
w: nev-*er heart* more true or brave* Than his* who launch-*es on* the* wave;* A-far he
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w: part* from Free-dom's shores to-night,* A song we'll sing* for home and beau-ty bright.*
w: speeds* in dis-tant climes to roam,* WIth joy-ous song* he rides the spark-ling foam.*
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w: Then here's to the sail-or and here's to the sol-*dier, too. Hearts will beat for him up-on the wa-ters blue.*
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%T: Sailing--Continued
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w: Sail-ing, sail-ing, o-ver the bound-ing main.* For man-y a storm-y
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w: wind shall blow ere Jack* comes home a-gain!* Sail-ing, sail-ing, o-ver the
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w: bound-ing main,* For man-y a storm-*y wind shall blow ere Jack comes home a-gain!*
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X:1192
T: De Bezem
P: (Round)
%R: song, round
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Eb
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w: 1.~De be-zem, de be-zem, Wat doe je er mee, Wat doe je er mee?
w: 2.~D\ua bay-s\uum, d\ua bay-s\uum, Wat doo y\ua air may, Wat doo y\ua air may?
w: 3.~The broom,* the broom,* What do you with it, What do you with it?
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w: Wij ve-gen er mee, Wij ve-gen er mee, De floer aan, de floer aan.
w: Way fay-gan air may, Way fay-gan air may, Da fluur on, da fluur on.
w: We sweep* with it, We sweep* with it, The floor up, the floor up.
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X:1193
T: Three Blind Mice
P: (Round)
%R: song, round
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: D
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w: Three blind mice,* Three blind mice,* See how they run,* See how they
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w: run* They all ran af-ter the far-mer's wife, She cut off their tails with a
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w: carv-ing knife; Did ev-er you see such a thing in your life, As three blind mice?*
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X:1201
T: Jingle, Bells
C: music: J.Pierpont
C: words: J.P.
Q: "Quickly"
%N: This is version 2, for ABC software that understands voice overlays and tremolo notation.
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: G
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w: 1.~ Dash-ing thro' the snow In a one horse o-pen sleigh, _
w: 2.~A day or two a-go I* thought I'd take a ride, And
w: 3.~ Now the ground is white,** Go it while you're young, _
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[V:4] G | GG GG G2 zG/-G/ | GG GG C2 zC |
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w: O'er the fields we go,* Laugh-ing all the way;*
w: soon Miss Fan-nie Bright Was seat-ed by my side; The
w: Take the girls to-night, And sing this sleigh-ing song; Just
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[V:4] CC CC D2 zD | DD DD G3 G |
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w: Bells on bob-tail ring,* Mak-ing spir-its bright, What
w: horse was lean and lank, Mis-for-tune seem'd his lot, He
w: get a bob-tailed nag, Two-for-ty for his speed, Then
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w: fun it is to ride and sing A sleigh-ing song to-night!
w: got in-to a drift-ed bank, And we, we got up-sot.
w: hitch him to an o-pen sleight, And crack! you'll take the lead.
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w: Jin-gle, bells! jin-gle, bells! Jin-gle all the way! Oh, what fun it is to ride
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w: In a one-horse o-pen sleigh! In a one-horse o-pen sleigh!
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X:1211
T: My Bonnie
O: College Song
%R: song, waltz
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 3/4
L: 1/4
K: C
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w: 1.~My Bon-nie is o-ver the o-cean,* My Bon-nie is o-ver the sea,*
w: 2.~O blow, ye winds, o-ver the o-cean,* And blow, ye winds, o-ver the sea,*
w: 3.~Last night as I lay on my pil-low,* Last night as I lay on my bed,*
w: 4.~The winds have blown o-ver the o-cean,* The winds have blown o-ver the sea,*
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w: My Bon-nie is o-ver the o-cean,* O bring back my Bon-nie to me.*
w: O blow, ye winds, o-ver the o-cean,* And bring back my Bon-nie to me.*
w: Last night as I lay on my pil-low,* I dream'd that my Bon-nie was dead.*
w: The winds have blown o-ver the o-cean,* And bro't back my Bon-nie to me.*
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w: Bring back, bring back, Bring back my Bon-nie to me, to me;
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w: Bring back, bring back, O bring back my Bon-nie to me.*
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X:1212
T: Central Will Shine
T: (The name of any school may be substituted for "Central")
O: School Song
P: Male Quartette
%R: song, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Ab
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w: Cen-tral will shine to-night, Cen-tral will shine, She'll shine in beau-ty bright All down the line,
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w: Won't we look neat to night, Dress'd up so fine; When the sun goes down And the moon goes up Cen-tral will shine.
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%w: | | Dress'd up so fine; | | | Cen-tral will shine.
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X:1213
T: Are You Sleeping?
P: (Round)
O: French Air
%R: song, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
K: G
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"^1"G2 A2 | B2 G2 G2 A2 | B2 G2 "^2"B2 c2 | d4 B2 c2 | d4
w: Are you sleep-ing, are you sleep-ing? Broth-er John, Broth-er John,
"^3"de dc | B2 G2 de dc | B2 G2 "^4"G2 D2 | G4 G2 D2 | G4 |]
w: Morn-ing bells are ring-ing, Morn-ing bells are ring-ing: Ding, ding dong, ding, ding, dong.
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X:1221
T: Solomon Levi
O: College Song
%R: march, jig
N: This is version 2, for ABC software that understands voice overlays and tremolo notation.
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1922
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: G
V:12
%:2
%:3 clef=bass middle=d
V:34 clef=bass middle=d
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w: My name is Sol-o-mon Le-vi And my store's on Sa-lem Street;* That's
[V:34] [gG] | [g2G2][gG] [g2G2][gG] | [g2G2][gG] [g2G2][gG] | [g2c2][gc] [g2c2][gc] | [g3c3] [g2c2][ge] |
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w: where to buy your coats and vests And ev-'ry-thin else that's neat;*
[V:34] [a2d2][ad] [a2d2][ad] | [a2d2][ad] [a2d2][fd] | [gG][gG][gG] [g2G2][gG] | [g3-G3-] [g2G2]z |
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w: Sec-ond hand-ed ul-ster-ettes And o-ver-coats so fine,* For
[V:34] [g2G2][gG] [g2G2][gG] | [g2G2][gG] [g2G2][gG] | [g2c2][gc] [g2c2][gc] | [g3A3] [g2A2][gA] |
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w: all the boys that trade with me at Hundred* and for-ty-nine.*
[V:34] [a2d2][ad] [a2d2][ad] | [a2d2][ad] [a2d2][gd] | [fd][fd][fd] [g2d2][ad] | [g3-G3-] [g2G2]z |]
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[V:12] B3 FFF & B3 FFF | G3 E3 & G3 E3 | "Tra-"B"la-"c"la-"B "la-"A"la-"G"la-"F & ^D2D D2D | "la."E3- E2z & E3- E2z |
w: O, Sol-o-mon Le-vi Tra-*la-la-*la-la.*
[V:34] b3 fff & b3 fff | g3 e3 & g3 e3 | [f2B2][fB] [f2B2][fB] | [g3-e3-][g2e2]z |
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w: Poor Sol-lie Le-vi Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la-*la-la. My
[V:34] a3 e2g & a3 e2g | f3 d3 & f3 d3 | fgf bag & A2A A2A | f2f f-ff & d2d cBA |]
w: | | | ~ ~ la-la, My
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X:1231
T: The Spanish Cavalier
C: Wm.D.Hendrickson
%R: march
N: This is version 2, for ABC software that understands voice overlays.
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: Final note(s) lengthened to fix the rhythm between verses.
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: G
V:1 clef=treble
V:2 clef=treble
V:3 clef=bass middle=D
V:4 clef=bass middle=D
%%score [(1 2) (3 4)]
%%combinevoices yes % This modes may combine notes onto one stem, but it doesn't always work right.
%%comball yes % Combine notes in unison or a 2nd apart.
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[V:1] D | (DB) B>B B3 G/G/ | E2 c>c c3 E |
[V:2] B, | (B,D) G>G G3 D/D/ | C2 E>E E3 E |
w: 1.~A Span-ish Cav-a-lier stood* in his re-treat, And
w: 2.~I'm off* to the war, to the | war I must go, To
w: 3.~And when the war is o'er, to* you I'll re-turn, A-
[V:3] G | Gd d>d d3 G/G/ | (G^G) A>A A3 A |
[V:4] G | G2 G>G G3 B,/B,/ | C2 A,>A, A,3 C |
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[V:1] D2 F>A e2 d>e | d4 B2 zd | d2 G>B d3 d/-d/ |
[V:2] C2 C>F F2 F>F | G4 G2 zG | G2 G>G G3 G/-G/ |
w: on his gui-tar played a tune, dear; The mu-sic so sweet, Would*
w: fight for my coun-try and you, dear; But if I should fall, In*
w: gain to my coun-try and you, dear; But if I be slain, you may
[V:3] F2 A>c c2 c>c | B4 d2 zB | B2 B>d =f3 f/f/ |
[V:4] D2 D>D A2 D>D | G4 G2 zG | G2 G>G B3 B/B/ |
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[V:2] G2 AE E3 C | CC CF (F2 A)D | F4 G2 z ||
w: oft-times re-peat The bless-ing of my coun-try and you, dear.
w: vain I would call, The bless-ing of my coun-try and you, dear.
w: seek me in vain, Up-on the bat-tle-field you will find me.
[V:3] e2 ec c3 (A/G/) | FF Ac (A2 d)c | c4 B2 z ||
[V:4] c2 cc A3 C | DD DD DE FA | D4 G2 z ||
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[V:1] "^Chorus"D | D2 B>B B3 G | E2 c>c c4 | D2 F>A e2 d>e | d4 B4 |
[V:2] B, | B,2 G>G G3 D | C2 E>E E4 | C2 C>F F2 F>F | G4 G4 |
w: Oh, say, dar-ling, say, when I'm far a-way, Some-times you may think of me, dear;
[V:3] G | G2d>d d3 G | G2 F>F (G2 A2) | F2 A>c c2 c>c | B4 d4 |
[V:4] G | G2G>G G3 B, | C2 A,>A, A,4 | D2 D>D A2 D>D | G4 G4 |
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[V:2] G2 G>G G3G | G2 AE E3 C | CC CF (F2 A)D | F4 G2 z |]
w: Bright sun-ny days will soon fade a-way. Re-mem-ber what I say, and be true, dear.
[V:3] B2 B>d =f3 f | e2 ec c3 (A/G/) | FF Ac (A2 d)c | c4 B2 z |]
[V:4] G2 G>G B3 B | c2 cc A3 C | DD DD (DE F)A | D4 G2 z |]
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%%center --------------- A Vocal Combat ---------------
%%begintext align
%% "The Spanish Cavalier" and "Solomon Levi" may be sung simultaneously by two groups of
%% singers. The groups should be of equal strength and each group rehearsed on its song
%% until it can sing it well. Then, under some capable leader who will mark the rhythm with
%% strongly accented beat, let the two groups sing the numbers together. There should be no
%% attempt at piano accompaniment. Singers of all ages will enjoy the "stunt".
%%endtext
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X:1241
T: The Soldier's Farewell
C: Johanna Kinkel
%R: air
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Bb
%%continueall yes
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V: 2 clef=bass middle=d
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[V:1] [| [F2D2][DB,]>[FD] [B3D3][BD] | [B2E2][A2E2] z2[F2E2] | [F3D3][BD] [e2G2][d2F2] | [d2F2][c2F2] z2[B2D2] | [F3D3][GE] [_A2F2][A2F2] | [_A2F2][G2E2] z2[G2=E2] |
w: 1.~Ah, love, how can I leave thee? The sad tho't deep doth grieve me; But know what-e'er be-falls me, I
w: 2.~No more shall I be-hold thee, Or to my heart en-fold thee; In war's ar-ray ap-pear-ing, The
w: 3.~I'll think of thee with long-ing, When tho'ts with tears come throng-ing And on the field, if ly-ing, I'll
[V:2] [| [b2B2][fB]>[fB] [f3B3][fB] | [f2B2][f2c2] z2[a2f2] | [b3B3][bB] [b2B2][b2B2] | [a2f2][a2f2] z2[b2B2] | [b3B3][bB] [b2B2][b2B2] | [b2e2][b2e2] z2[c'2c2] |
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[V:1] [G3=E3][AF] [B2G2][B2G2] | [B2G2][A2F2] z2 ||[M:3/4]
w: go where ho-nor calls me.
w: foe's stern hosts are near-ing.
w: breathe thy dear name, dy-ing.
[V:2] [c'3c][c'c] [c'2c2][c'2=e2] | [c'2f2][c'2f2] z2 ||[M:3/4]
% The book has the following refrain on the same staff as the above 2 measures:
[V:1] [F2E2] | [F4D4][B2D2] | [d4F4][B2F2] | [B4E4][G2E2] | [F4D4][B2F2] | [e4F4][d2F2] | ([d2F2][c2E2])[B2C2] | [B4D4][A2E2] | [B6D6] |]
w: Fare-well, fare-well, my own true love! Fare-well, fare-well,* my own true love!
[V:2] [a2f2] | [b4B4][f2B2] | [b4B4][b2d2] | [g4e4][b2e2] | [b4B4][b2d2] | [a4c4][b2B2] | [g4e4][g2=e2] | [f4f4][f2F2] | [f6B6] |]
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X:1242
T: The Three Fishermen
C: College Song
%R: air, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Ab
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V: 2 clef=bass middle=D
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w: 1.~O once there were three fish-er-men,* Once there were three fish-er-men, Fish-er, fish-er,
w: 2.~The first one's name was I-sa-ac, The first one's name was I-sa-ac, I-sa, I-sa,
w: 3.~The second one's name was Ja-a-cob, The second one's name was Ja-a-cob, Ja-a, Ja-a,
w: 4.~The third one's name was A-bra-ham, The third one's name was A-bra-ham, A-bra, A-bra,
w: 5.~They all sailed out for Am-ster-dam, They all sailed out for Am-ster-dam, Am-ster, Am-ster,
[V:2] [EE] | [AA][AA] [AA][BB] | [c2c2] [B2B2] | [A3A3] [AA] | [AA][AA] [AA][BA] | [c2G2] [B2E2] | [A4A4] | [cA][AA] [cA][AA] |
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[V:1] [ed][eB] [e2B2] | [ed][eB] [ed][eB] | [ec][cA] [cA][eE] | [cA][cA] [cA][dB] | [e2c2] [d2B2] | [c2A2]z |]
w: men, men, men Fish-er, fish-er, men, men, men, O once there were three fish-er-men.
w: ac, ac, ac I-sa, I-sa, ac, ac, ac The first one's name was I-sa-ac.
w: cob, cob, cob Ja-a, Ja-a, cob, cob, cob The second one's name was Ja-a-cob.
w: ham, ham, ham A-bra, A-bra, ham, ham, ham The third one's name was A-bra-ham.
w: sh, sh, sh Am-ster, Am-ster, sh, sh, sh They all sailed out for Am-ster-dam.
[V:2] [BE][GE] [G2E2] | [GE][GE] [GE][GE] | [AA,][EA,] [EA,][EE] | [AA][AA] [AA][GE] | [A2E2] [G2E2] | [E2A,2] z |]
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X:1243
T: Little Tom Tinker (round)
%R: song, jig
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Eb
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w: Lit-tle Tom Tin-ker got burned with a clink-er And he be-gan to
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w: cry.* Ma-* ma* What a poor fel-low am I.*
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X:1251
T: Gaily the Troubadour
C: Thomas H. Bayly 1820
%D: 1820
%R: air, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
N: Thomas H. Bayly (1797-1839) was an English poet and writer (songs, journal articles, novels, etc.).
N: He was born in Bath, moved to Dublin where he became known as a writer, then moved back to England.
S: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Haynes_Bayly
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Eb
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w: 1.~Gai-ly the Trou-ba-dour touch'd his gui-tar, When he was hast-en-ing home from the war.
w: 2.~She for the Trou-ba-dour hope-less-ly wept; Sad-ly she tho't of him when oth-ers slept.
w: 3.~Hark 'twas the Trou-ba-dour breath-ing her name, Un-der the bat-tle-ment soft-ly he came;
[V:2] [| [B2E2] [eE][BE] | [GE][GE] [G2E2] | [B2B,2] [BC][BB,] | [B4E4] | [B2E2] [eE][BE] | [GE][GE] [G2E2] | [B2B,2] [BB,][AB,] | [G4E4] |
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w: Sing-ing: "From Pal-es-tine hith-er I come, La-dy love, la-dy love, Wel-come me home!"
w: Sing-ing: "In search of thee would I might roam, Trou-ba-dour, Trou-ba-dour, come to thy home!"
w: Sing-ing: "From Pal-es-tine hith-er I come, La-dy love, la-dy love, Wel-come me home!"
[V:2] [B2E2] [BE][eE] | [eE][BE] [G2E2] | [A2E2] [GE][cE] | [B4E4] | [BG]>[BF] [B-E][B_D] | [AC]>[GB,] H[A2G,2] | [FB,] [F2B,] [AB,] | [G4E4] |]
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X:1252
T: The Quilting Party
C:
O: College Song
%R: air, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
K: C
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[V:1] [EC][FD] | [G3E3][GE] [A2F2][G2E2] | [GE][c3-E3-] [c2E2] [cG][cG] | [c3A3][GB] [A2F2][c2F2] | [G6E6]
w: In the sky the bright stars glit-tered,* On the bank the pale moon shone;
[V:2] [GC][GC] | [c3C3][cC] [c2C2][c2C2] | [cC][G3-C3-] [G2C2] [cE][cE] | [c3F3][cF] [c2F2][A2F2] | [c6C6]
!segno!\
[V:1] [EC][FD] | [G2E2][c2G2] [e2G2][c2G2] | [dF][c3F3] [AF][cF] [cF][cF] | [B3F3][cF] [dF]~[d3F3] | [c4-E4-]"^Fine."[c2E2] |]
w: And 'twas from Aunt Di-nah's quilt-ing par-ty I was see-ing Nel-lie home.*
[V:2] [GC][GC] | [c2C2][G2C2] [c2C2][c2E2] | [AF][A3F3] [cF][AF] [AF][AF] | [G3G3][AG] [BG,][B3G,3] | [G4-C4-] [G2C2] |]
"^Chorus"\
[V:1] [EC][FD] | [GE][G3E3] [AF][A3F3] | ([G2E2-][c2E2-] [G2E2]) [cG][cG] | [c3A3][BG] [AF][c3F3] | "D.S. al Fine"[G6E6] |]
w: I was see-ing Nel-lie home,__ I was see-ing Nel-lie home;
[V:2] [GC][GC] | [cC][c3C3] [cF][c3F3] | ([c2C2-][G2C2-] [c2C2]) [cE][cE] | [c3F3][cF] [cF][A3F3] | [c6C6] |]
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X:1253
T: Merrily, Merrily
T: (Round)
%R: song, round, jig
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Eb
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"^1"[| EEE EEE | G2F E2z "^2"| GGG GGG | B2A G2z |
w: Mer-ri-ly, mer-ri-ly, greet the morn; Cheer-i-ly, cheer-i-ly sound the horn.
"^3"| e2e/e/ eB2 | e2d e2c "^4"| B2c B2e | G2B B2z |]
w: Hark! to the ech-oes, hear them play O'er hill and dale, far, far, a-way.
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%%begintext align
%% The Golden Book of Favorite Songs will be found invaluable for use at banquets, community
%% meetings and other adult gatherings. For such occasions, a short time devoted to singing
%% will do more to unify the people and bring them into a neighborly and co-operative spirit
%% than anything else possible. Have an adequate supply of books and secure a competent leader
%% of singing. This leader need not be a great musician but must posess qualities of leadership
%% and a strong sense of rhythm. In addition to patriotic songs and the old songs known
%% and loved universally, a few good "stunt" numbers are in order. Several of these follow
%% together with some standard popular numbers.
%%endtext
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X:1261
T: Welcome, Neighbor
%%text (Tune for following is first phrase of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, page 84.)
%R: song
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
K:
W: Welcome, neightor, how do you do? We're mighty glad to meet with you.
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X:1262
T: Hello Speaker
%%text (Tune for following is first phrase of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, page 84.)
%R: song
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
K:
W: Hello, speaker, we're your friend, We'll stay with you until the end.
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X:1263
T: Hail, Hail
N: (Key of G)
%R: song
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
K:
W: Hail, hail, the gang's all here, Never mind the weather, Here we are together.
W: Hail, Hail, the the gang's all here Let the trouble start RIGHT NOW.
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X:1264
T: O Me! O My! (A Toast)
%R: song, c
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: The || between the sections wasn't in the book, but some ABC 2 tools (especially abcm2ps)
N: gave a fatal error without it, even with the "%%continueall" instruction .
M: 2/4
L: 1/16
K: Ab
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w: O me! O My! We'll get there by and by.
w: O my! O Me! We're hap-py as can be.
A2 | GGGG G2G2 | G2 G4 F2 | E2E2 F2G2 | A6 |]
w: If a-ny-bo-dy likes the speak-er, It's I, I, I, I, I.
w: If a-ny-bo-dy likes the speak-er, It's me, me, me, me, me.
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%%center Substitute any name for the words "the speaker".
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X:1265
T: How D'ye Do
%R: song, jig
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Ab
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E2E | A3 A2A | A2A G2A | B6- | B2z E2E | B2B B2B | B2B A2B | c6- | c2z
w: How d'ye do, Mis-ter John-son? How d'ye do?* Is there a-ny-thing that we can do for you?*
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w: We will do it if we can, We'll stand by you to a man. How d'ye do, Mis-ter John-son? How d'ye do, do do?
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%% (This number may be used at banquets by having various tables compete with one another
%% in improvising words to suit the melody. Any name may be substituted for "Mister Johnson".)
%%endtext
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X:1266
T: MacDonald's Farm
%R: air, march
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 2/4
L: 1/16
K: Bb
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w: Old Mac-Don-ald had a farm, Ee-i, ee-i-o, And on this farm he had a duck
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w: Ee-i, ee-i-o, With a quack, quack here and a quack, quack here, Here a quack, there a quack
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BBBB B2B2 | B2B2 B2B2 | G2G2 F4 | d2d2 c2c2 | B8 |]
w: Here and there a quack, quack, Old Mac-Don-ald had a farm, Ee-i, ee-i-o.
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%% Continue indefinitely by using names and sounds of other animals.
%% Do not overlook the Ford, with its "rattle", as a necessary farm adjunct.
%%endtext
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X:1267
T: The Mummy Song
T: (tune--"The Long, Long Trail" -- Key of G)
%R: song
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
K:
W: It's a short, short life we live here So let us give while we may
W: And a song for every moment Of the whole bright day.
W:
W: What's the use of looking gloomy, Or what's the use of our tears,
W: When we know a Mummy's had no fun For more'n Three-Thousand Years.
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X:1271
T: The Tree In the Wood
O: English Folk Song
%R: air
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: D
V:1 nm=SA
V:2 nm=TB clef=bass middle=d
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w: 1.~All in* a* wood there grew a tree, The fin-*est* tree you ev-er did see
w: 2.~And on* this* tree there grew a limb, The fin-*est* limb you ev-er did see
[V:2] [af] | [fd2]a a2 dfad | g2 B2 d3 [af] | fa a2 (dfad) | g2 B2 d2
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w: And the green leaves grew a-round, a-round, a-round, And the green leaves grew a-round.
[V:2] [aA]>g | [f2B2] [f2B2] [g2A2] [a2g2] | [fa2]>g [fa2]>e [f2d2] [bB2E2]>g | [f2A2] [f2B2] [a2A2] [g2A2] | [f4d4] z2 |]
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w: ev-er did see; The limb was on the tree, The Tree was in the wood,****
[V:2] g2 B2 d3 [fd] ||[M:3/4] [e2A2] [gA2]>f "^>"[e2A2] ||[M:2/4] [e2A2] [gA2]>f ||[M:4/4] [e2A2] [a2c2] [a2d2]
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w: And the green leaves grew a- round, a-round, a-round, And the green leaves grew a-round.
[V:2] [f2^A2] | [f2B2] [g2B2] [g2A2] [g2A2] | [a2d2] [a2A2] [a2d2] [gB]>G | [f2A2] [f2A2] [a2A2] [g2A2] | [f4d4] z3 |]
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%%text 3. Branch. 4. Nest. 5. Egg. 6. Yolk. 7. Bird. 8. Wing. 9. Feather.
%%begintext align
%% As each item is added in successive verses, the preceding items are repeated in reverse order.
%% Thus the last verse would run as follows:
%% endtext
W: And on the wing there was a feather, The finest feather you ever did see,
W: The feather was on the wing, The wing was on the bird,
W: The bird was in the yolk, The yolk was in the egg,
W: The egg was in the nest, The nest was on the branch,
W: The nest was on the branch, The limb was on the tree,
W: The tree was in the wood, And the green leaves grew around, around, around,
W: And the green leaves grew around.
W:
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X:1281
T: Alouette
O: French Canadian Folk Song
%R: air, _
B: "The Golden Book of Favorite Songs", 1923
S: https://ia802507.us.archive.org/33/items/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0/goldenbookoffavo00beat_0.pdf
Z: 2020 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
K: Ab
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V: 1 brace=2
V: 2 clef=bass middle=D
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w: 1.~ A-lou-et-te, gentile A-lou-et-te, A-lou-et-te, Je te plu-me-rae.
w: 2.~ A-lou-et-te, gentile A-lou-et-te, A-lou-et-te, Je te plu-me-rae.
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w: 1.~Je te plu-me-rai la tete, Je te plu-me-rai la tete, Et la tete, "Oh!"
w: 2.~Je te plu-me-rai la tete, Je te plu-me-rai la tete, Et la bec, *
w: | | | Et la tete, *
[V:2]| [EE]>[EE] [AA]>[GG] [AA]>[cc] [e2e2] | [BE]>[BE] [BE]>[BE] [eE]>[dE] [c2A2] | z4 [EE]>[EE] [E2E2] | HE8 |]
w: | | | 1.~Et la tete. *
w: | | | 2.~Et la bec. *
w: | | | Et la tete, *
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%%text 3. Le nez. 4. Le dos. 5. Les Pattes. 6.Le cou.
%%vskip 10pt
%%begintext align
%% In the measure before the Oh!, and the D.C. where whe women's voices are echoed by the men's,
%% a word is added as each verse is sung and the words of preceding verses are sung in reverse order.
%% Thus, in the last verse, the duet between women and men would run as follows:
%% Et le cou, et le cou; et les pattes, et les pattes; et le dos, et le dos;
%% et le nez, et le nez; et la bec, et la bec; et la tete, et la tete; Oh!
%% and then back to the beginning to the Fine.
%%endtext