Weep some more, my lady
By: by Sigmund Spaeth
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Co.
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 268
Subjects: English Folk songs; History and criticism; English Ballads
Notes: Contains music.
Table of contents: title: Advertisement for a wife; title: Ah there! Stay there!; title: All around the world, I've been; title: All that glitters is not gold; title: Alsatian Mountains, by the blue; title: Always in the way; title: Always keep a smile for Mother; title: Amber Lee; title: To Anacreon in heaven; title: Oh, Arabella; title: The arm chair; title: As through the park I go; title: Awfully clever; title: Baby, for sale; title: Bacon and greens; title: Lanigan's ball; title: Belle of Baltimore; title: Little barefoot; title: The bashful young lady; title: Be home early to-night, my dear boy; title: Be kind to the loved ones at home; title: On the beach at Brighton; title: Beautiful blue bells; title: Bitter beer; title: Just behind the times; title: The bell goes a-ringing for Sai-rah; title: Jessie the belle at the bar; title: The murder of F.C.Benwell; title: The best thing in life; title: When Bibo went down to the regions below; title: Billy Vite and Molly Green; title: The black sheep; title: Jim Blake; title: If I could only blot out the past; title: Blue-eyed Ellen or The jealous lover of lone green valley; title: The blue juniata; title: The bold militiaman; title: A bow-wow, Daddy wouldn't buy me; title: Bridge of sighs; title: Bright-eyed little Nell of Narragansett Bay; title: Little bright eyes, will you miss me?; title: The Broadway, opera and bowery crawl; title: The Broadway swell and Brooklyn belle; title: Broadway swell, de dandy; title: The broken home; title: Julius Cornelius Augustus Pompelius Fredericus Plantaganet Brown; title: Buffalo gals; title: Buy my roses; title: By the Blue Alsatian Mountains; title: Calomel; title: Captain Jinks of the horse marines; title: A pack of cards; title: Young Charlotte; title: The charming young widow; title: The Chickaleary Cove; title: The child of the railroad engineer; title: In the city where nobody cares; title: The clever woman; title: Coal black rose; title: Come Emily; title: Come, let us ramble; title: The cork leg; title: The old cuckoo clock that hangs upon the wall; title: Daddy wouldn't buy me a bow-wow; title: Daddy's on the engine; title: Lily Dale; title: I'm dancing mad; title: Pierre De Bon Bon; title: Lubly dine; title: Do they miss me at home?; title: Do they think of me at home?; title: Tommy Dodd; title: My last old dollar; title: Don't let it happen again; title: Don't tease the old man; title: Tommy, don't you go; title: Don't wear your heart on your sleeve; title: Down in a coal mine; title: The dream of the miner's child; title: Driven from home; title: The drunkard's dream; title: The drunkard's lone child; title: Little Johnny Dugan; title: The dying hobo; title: Emeleen, roguish little beauty; title: Emma! Whoa; title: I saw Esau; title: Fallen by the wayside; title: The fatal rose of red; title: Father was killed by the pinkerton men; title: Little footsteps; title: For old time's sake; title: The gallant 69th; title: Shabby genteel; title: The girl in the blue velvet band; title: The good-bye at the door; title: My Grandmother; title: Old Grimes; title: Sparkling piper Heidsieck; title: Hello, Central, give me heaven; title: Her bright smile haunts me still; title: The hobo blues; title: The dying hobo; title: The hobo's lament; title: The house of too much trouble; title: I don't want to play in your yard; title: I love you; title: In Jersey City; title: Inez Rovina; title: The Irish Jubilee; title: Is life worth living?; title: Jest talkin'!; title: Jim along Josey; title: Jockey hat and feather; title: Johnny get your gun; title: Nicodemus Johnson; title: Wild Bill Jones; title: Juliana and her grand piano; title: Just as the sun went down; title: Just one girl; title: Kingdom coming; title: Kiss me quick and go; title: Kissing on the sly; title: Now go and leave me if you wish; title: Let me say my little prayer; title: The letter edged in black; title: The letteer in the candle; title: The little bunch of whiskers on his chin; title: The little rosewood casket; title: The Lord Mayor's show; title: Lou'siana Belle; title: Love among the roses; title: Love is the theme; title: Love letters; title: Be kind to the loved ones at home; title: Lulu is our darling pride; title: My Maria; title: The merry Swiss girl; title: Moet and Shandon for me; title: Oh, in the morning; title: A motto for all; title: Nell and I; title: Nobody's child; title: Nobody's darling; title: Now go and leave me if you wish; title: Oh! Why do you tease us?; title: For old times sake; title: Oysters and wine at 2 A.M.; title: Par excellence; title: The pardon came too late; title: You're not the only pebble on the beach; title: Pharisee and Sadducee; title: The picture that was drawn upon the floor; title: Why don't they play with me ?; title: See me dance the polka; title: Pulling hard against the stream; title: Put my little shoes away; title: Railroad chorus; title: Rich country girl and the wicked city chap; title: Riding in a street car; title: The black ship; title: The ship that never returned; title: Slavery days; title: Soda and B__; title: Somebody's child; title: Sparking on a Sunday night; title: Stackalee; title: A starry night for a ramble; title: Tassel on the boots; title: Taxation of America; title: Tessie; title: The war song of the Texan Rangers; title: They say I am nobody's darling; title: This wedding ring of mine; title: Those wedding bells shall not ring out; title: Too late; title: The train that never returned; title: Where was Moses when the light went out?; title: Five a bag whiskers; title: Willie the weeper; title: Willie, we have missed you; title: Won't you come along.