The Oxford song book
By: collected and arranged by Percy C. Buck
Contributors: Buck, Percy Carter, Sir, 1871-1947; Wood, Thomas, 1892-1950
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1962
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs, English; Folk songs, English; Students' songs; Sea songs
Notes: Vol. II: Collected and arranged by Thomas Wood

For group singing of men or boys

Includes piano accompaniment

Bibliography: v. 1, p. v
Table of contents: value: v. 1. A-hunting we will go; value: All through the night; value: Amo, Amas; value: Annie Laurie; value: The arethusa; value: The ash grove; value: Auld lang syne; value: Awa, whigs, awa; value: The bailiff's daughter; value: The banks of Allan water; value: Barbara Allen; value: Battle hymn of the republic; value: The Bay of Biscay; value: The blue bell of Scotland; value: Bonnie Charlie's now awa; value: Bonnie Dundee; value: The British grenadiers; value: Caller Herrin'; value: The Campbells are comin'; value: Camptown races; value: Carmen Carthusianum; value: Carmen Etonense; value: Charlie is my darling; value: Cheer, boys, cheer; value: The Chesapeke and the Shannon; value: Clare's dragoons; value: Clementine; value: Cockles and mussels; value: Come, landlord; value: Come lasses and lads; value: Comin' thro' the rye; value: Cottage well thatched with straw; value: The death of Nelson; value: The deil's awa wi' the exciseman; value: Down among the dead men; value: Drinking; value: Drink, puppy, drink; value: Drink to me only; value: Dulce Domum; value: Early one morning; value: The elephant battery; value: The fine old English gentleman; value: The first nowell; value: Floreat Rugbeia; value: Flowers in the valley; value: Forty years on; value: Fox jumped over the parson's gate; value: Gaudeamus igitur; value: The gentle maiden; value: The girl I left behind me; value: Goddesses three; value: God save the queen; value: The golden vanity; value: Good King Wenceslas; value: The harp that once; value: Heart of oak; value: Here's a health unto his majesty; value: Here's to the maiden; value: High Germany; value: The hunting day; value: In dulci jubilo; value: Integer Vitae; value: The island; value: John Brown's body; value: John Peel; value: The keel row; value: King Arthur; value: The lass of Richmond Hill; value: The leather bottel; value: Leezie Lindsay; value: Let Erin remember; value: The Lincolnshire poacher; value: Listen to my tale of woe; value: The little brown jug; value: Loch Lomon'; value: Marching through Georgia; value: La Marseillaise; value: The massacre of Macpherson; value: Massa's in de cold cold ground; value: Men of Harlech; value: The mermaid; value: The miller of the Dee; value: The minstrel boy; value: Mr. John Blunt; value: O the oak and the ash; value: O, good ale; value: Oh 'twas in the broad Atlantic; value: The old folks at home; value: Old Towler; value: O no, John; value: Poor old Joe; value: The Presbyterian cat; value: Pretty Polly Oliver; value: Richard of Taunton Dean; value: Robin Adair; value: Rule, Britannia; value: The Russian national hymn; value: St. Patrick; value: Sally in our alley; value: Scots wha hae; value: Simon the cellarer; value: Since first I saw your face; value: The snowy-breasted pearl; value: Song of the western men; value: Song on the victory of Agincourt; value: The star-spangled banner; value: There is a tavern in the town; value: There's nae luck; value: Toll for the brave; value: Tom Bowling; value: Turmut-Hoeing; value: Twankydillo; value: Uncle Ned; value: The vicar of Bray; value: Vive l'amour; value: Wanderlied; value: The watch by the Rhine; value: The wearing of the green; value: When Joan's ale was new; value: When Johnny comes marching home; value: When the king enjoys his own; value: Wi' a hundred pipers; value: Widdicombe fair; value: Wrap me up in my tarpaulin jacket; value: Yankee Doodle; value: Ye banks and braes; value: Ye mariners of England; value: The yeomen of England; value: v. 2. The angler's song; value: Bannocks o' bearmeal; value: Begone, dull care; value: Buy broom buzzems; value: Chevy Chase; value: Darby Kelly; value: The dumb wife; value: Gossip Joan; value: Harvest home; value: Hey for Somerset shire; value: The hunt is up; value: The hunter in his career; value: In thorny woods in Buckinghamshire; value: Johnnie Cope; value: The jolly broomman; value: The jolly waggoner; value: The kerry recruit; value: Lord Willoughby; value: Mally-o; value: May morning hymn; value: My mind to me; value: O mistress mine; value: Over the hills and far away; value: The ploughboy; value: Robin Hood and Little John; value: Shan Van Vocht; value: Sir Eglamore; value: Tomorrow the fox will come to town; value: Up in the morning early; value: A virgin unspotted; value: Wassail song; value: We be soldiers three; value: When that I was a little tiny boy; value: The Wiltshire wedding; value: York, york for my money; value: Admiral Benbow; value: Blow the man down; value: Cawsand Bay; value: Donkey riding; value: Good-bye, fare you well; value: Haul away, Joe; value: John Dory; value: O run, let the Bullgine run; value: The old chariot; value: Reuben Ranzo; value: The Rio Grande; value: Shenandoah; value: Sir Frances Drake; value: Spanish ladies; value: Stormalong John; value: To all you ladies now at land; value: We be three poor mariners; value: What shall we do with the drunken sailor; value: Will watch; value: The farmer's old wife; value: The fox; value: Green bottles; value: Guy Fawkes; value: In the fields in frosts and snows; value: It was the frog in the well; value: Lillibulero; value: Michael Finnigin; value: Nickernacks; value: Of all the birds that ever I see; value: Old King Cole; value: One more river; value: Owd Joe Braddles; value: Possum; value: Robinson Crusoe; value: The Swazi warrior; value: There was an old woman; value: The tree on the hill; value: A boat, a boat; value: Chairs to mend; value: Come to dinner; value: Fie now, prithee, John; value: Gaping catch; value: Great Tom is cast; value: Hark the bonny Christ church bells; value: Hold thy peace; value: Hot spice gingerbread; value: Let's have a peal; value: Look, neighbors, look; value: My dame hath a tame lame crane; value: Summer is i'cumen in; value: White sand and grey sand; value: Amaryllis; value: Bobby Shaftoe; value: Bonny sweet Robin; value: Brian Boru; value: The buff coat; value: Captain Campbell; value: Cease your funning; value: The college hornpipe; value: Dargason; value: Deil amang the Tailors; value: Dornoch links; value: Fill every glass; value: The four loves; value: Fourpence halfpenny farthing; value: Garryowen; value: Gathering peascods; value: Gillie Cullan; value: Goddesses; value: Green grow the rashes O; value: Greenwich park; value: Haste to the wedding; value: Have you heard of a frolicsome ditty; value: How blest are shepherds; value: Hunt the squirrel; value: If all the world were paper; value: The Irish washerwoman; value: Jennie's bawbee; value: Lannagan's ball; value: Let us take the road; value: London Bridge is broken down; value: London is a fine town; value: Londonderry air; value: Mad robin; value: Mr. Young's delight; value: Nancy Dawson; value: Nancy's fancy; value: Needles and pins; value: Newcastle; value: Nobody's jig; value: Past three o'clock; value: Poor Robin's maggot; value: Portsmouth; value: The Quaker's wife; value: Rose tree; value: Rufty Tufty; value: St. Patrick's day; value: Sir Roger de Coverley; value: Tink-a-tink; value: Tom's joy; value: Twenty-ninth of May; value: Tullochgorum; value: Youth's the season made for joys