Title: SONGS FROM THE FRONT AND REAR : CANADIAN SERVICEMEN'S SONGS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR /
Authors: Hopkins, Anthony, 1941-
Publisher: HURTIG,
Year: 1979
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 Songs and music, Canadian.
Contents: A-25 -- Admiralty house supper song -- Alliford Bay -- Artillery alphabet -- Athabaskan's finish -- The ball of Kirriemuir -- A band of banshee airmen -- The battle of Halifax -- Beer is best -- Bell-bottom trousers -- The bells of hell -- Beneath the barber pole -- Bless 'em all -- Bless 'em all-Corvettes -- Bless 'em all-Lancasters -- Bless 'em all-Wellingtons -- The blackbird -- The bold aviator -- Bollocky Bill the sailor -- Bunch of bastards -- Cats on the rooftops -- Caviar song -- The chandler's shop -- Christmas day in the workhouse -- Christopher Columbo -- Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue -- D-Day dodgers -- Don't send me home -- Drunk last night -- The fighting 43rd -- The first thing they asked for -- Flying fortresses -- 413 Squadron -- 417's lament -- Get hold of this -- Girls of the King's Navy -- Glenwhorple Highlanders -- Good ship Venus -- The great wheel -- Green grow the rushes -- The gunner's lament -- Has anyone seen the Colonel? -- He ain't gonna jump no more -- He'll never fly home again -- Here's to good old beer -- Hitler has only got one ball -- How ashamed I was -- How ashamed I was-WD version -- How the money rolls in -- I don't want no more of Navy life -- I don't want to be a soldier -- I was chasing one-elevens -- I'd like to find the sergeant -- If I were a merry maid -- It's the syme the whole world over -- I've got sixpence -- The jolly tinker.