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A Blacksmith courted me
A Budg And Snudg Song
A Farmer’s Son So Sweet
A Song On The Times
Abboo Eeboo
Acre of Land
Adieu, Sweet Lovely Nancy
Agincourt Carol
Ale, Ale, Glorious Ale
All Among The Barley
All I Want (I Don't Want Your Millions, Mister)
Apple Day songs
Apple-Tree Wassail
As I Sat on a Sunny Bank (111)
As I Walked Out (110)
Auld Lang Syne
Bailiff’s Daughter
Ballad of the Springhill Mining Disaster
Banks Of Green Willow
Barley and the Rye, The
Barley Mow (we ploughed the land and we planted it)
Barley Mow, The
Beautiful Damsel, The (60)
Bird in the Bush, The
Bird Starver's Cry
Black is the colour
Boar's Head Carol, The
Bold Fisherman, The
Bold Fisherman, The (Roud 291)
Bold William Taylor
Bonny at Morn
Bonny Labouring Boy, The
Bramble Briar, The
Brigg Fair
Bring Us A Barrel
Brisk Lad, The
Brisk Young Country Lady, The
Brookland Road
Broomfield Hill, The
Buckworth May Song, The
Cam ye o'er frae France
Captain Galligan
Caroline and Her Young Sailor Bold
Cheshire Souling Song
Child Owlett
Chimney Sweep, The
Church’s One Foundation, The
Cluck Old Hen
Come Me Lads
Coorie Doon (A miner’s lullaby)
Country Life
Crambambuli
Croxley Green Wassail Parting Song, The
Dacre's Gone To the War
Dame Durden
Dark-Eyed Sailor
Day-O! (Banana Boat Song)
Days when we were boys
Deil's Awa Wi The Exciseman, The
Derby Ram, The
Devil and Bailiff McGlynn, The
Devil and the Ploughman (Lily Bulero), The
Devil and the Ploughman, The
Dick Turpin songs
Diddling Songs (music)
Dido, Bendigo / The Noble Foxhunting
Died For Love
Dilly Carol, The
Dowie Dens of Yarrow, The (Child 214)
Down in the Coal Mine
Drink Little England Dry
Drive the Cold Winter Away
Drunken Maidens, The
Duke of Marlborough, The
Eggs for Breakfast
Eileen Aroon
Elsie Marley
Factory Bell 1, The
Factory Bell 2, The
Factory Girl, The
Fair Flower of Northumberland, The
Farmer's Toast, The - Folly Bridge
Farmer's Toast, The / God Speed the Plough (Roud 1603)
Farmer’s Boy, The
Few Days (I'm Going Home)
Fields of Athenry, The
Fire, Fire, Fire (Fire Down Below)
Fireman's Song, The
Firemen's Song, The
Five Jolly Hoodening Boys
FOD
Following the Old 'Oss
Four Loom Weaver, The
Fox, The (folk song)
Frog in the Spring
Gaol Song, The
Giles Collins
Go from My Window
Good Old Way, The
Gower Wassail
Grat For Gruel
Green Grow the Rushes, O!
Green Groweth The Holly, So Doth The Ivy
Guy Fawkes (Drum March for)
Hail the Dewy Morning
Hand Loom v Power Loom
Hand-Loom Weavers' Lament, The
Hangman's Song, The
Hard Times of Old England, The
Harvest Home (Ritornello)
Haymakers’ Courtship, The
Hela'r Dryw (Hunting the Wren)
Here Comes Queen Catherine
Here we come a-wassailing
Here's a Health to the Company
Herr Mannelig
Herring Song, The
Hey John Barleycorn
Highwayman Outwitted, The
Hopping Down in Kent
Hot Cross Buns (one a penny)
I Ainse Loved a Lass
I Can Hew
I Gave My Love a Cherry
I once loved a lad
I Went to Market
I'll have one man to mow my meadow
Jack the Ripper choruses
Jenny's Complaint
Jim The Carter Lad
Jog on, jog on, the footpath way
John Barleycorn
Johnny I hardly knew ye
Johnny the Brine
Johnny Todd
July Wakes
Justice in England
Kangaroo Song, The
Keeper, The
King's Hunt Is Up, The
L'homme armé
Lady Margaret
Lassie Gatherin Nuts, The
Last Rose of Summer, The
Led Her to Roam
Leezie Lindsay
Let No Man Steal Your Thyme
Li'l Liza Jane
Lisbon
Little Duke Arthur’s Nurse (Child 212)
Little Soldier Boy
Logs to Burn
Lord Burling’s Sister
Lord Maxwell's Last Goodnight (Child 195)
Lord Maxwell's Last Goodnight (June Tabor)
Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor
Lord Thomas’s Wedding
Low Down In The Broom
Lucky Treasure Seeker, The
Lucy Gray of Allendale
Lyke Wake Dirge
Macaphee Turn the Cattle
Massa Am A Stingy Man
May Morning Dew (1)
May Morning Dew (2) & (3)
May Song
Maypole,The (Staines Morris)
Medieval Rounds
Meeting at Peterloo, The
Merry Fellows, The
Miser and His Daughter, The
Misty moisty morning
Moon Shines Bright, The (108)
My Father's a Farmer
My Lovely Hops
My sins rose as high as a mountain
My Son David (Roud 200 ; Child 13)
New Bayley Tread-Mill
New Bury Loom, The
New Song On The Taxes, A
Old Betty Larkin
Old Glass Bottle, The
Old King Crow
Oldham Weaver, The
Over the Hills and Far Away
Ox-Plough Song
Pear Tree, The
Pick a Bale of Cotton
Ploughboys Dream
Poacher’s Song
Poor Cotton Weaver, The
Poor Old Collier
Poor Old Horse (Land version)
Prickle-Holly Bush, The
Proud Lady Margaret
Queen Amang The Heather
Rattlin’ Bog, The (Roud 129)
Reres Hill
River Driver, The
River Drivers' Song
Rogue’s March (Poor old soldier)
Rosebud In June
Rosemary Lane
Rural dance about the Maypole, The
Sailor Boy, The
Seeds of Love, The (58)
She moved through the fair
She was a rum one
Sheepstealer, The (Roud 1667)
Shule Agra
Single Woman’s Life, The
Smuggler's Song, A
Song of the Cider, The
Song of the Shirt, The
Songs Of and About Elizabethan Times
Songs of the Apple Tree...
Soo Sewin Silk
Souling Songs
Spencer the Rover
Sprig o' Thyme
Starry Night for a Ramble
Stitch Away, Yo Ho, Boys
Strawberry Fair
Summer Sketch, A
Sweep Chimney Sweep
Sweet Molly Malone
Sweet Month of May, The
Sweet Nightingale, The (1)
Sweet Nightingale, The (2)
Take this hammer
Tammie Toddle
The Baffled Knight / The Shepherd Lad / Blow the Winds
The Queen of May
Thorny Woods
Three Jovial Huntsmen
Threshing Song, The
Trees They Do Grow High, The
Trees they grow so high, The
Trees They're All Bare, The
Turtle Dove, The
Twangdillo
Twanky Dillo (Blacksmith version)
Twanky Dillo (Shepherd version)
Twas Early One Morning (Dido, Spendago)
Two Magicians, The
Two Young Brethren
Tyburn Tree
Unfortunate Rake, The
Wassail
Wassail Song
Way Through The Woods, The
We Shepherds are the best of men
We're all jolly Ploughboys
Weaver, The (Roud 2311)
Well below the Valley, The
West Cornish Wassail
What about a little drop of cider
What Will Become of England?
When Jones’s Ale Was New
Whimple Wassail, The
Whore’s Lament, The
William Taylor
Willow Tree, The
Wives Of St. Ives
Wren Boys’ Song, The
Wren, the Wren, the king of all birds,The
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Yarlington Wassail
Ye Jacobites by name
Young Girl Cut Down in Her Prime, The
Ythanside

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