Songs everybody sings
By: by Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Publisher: Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Son; Boston Music Co., sole selling agents
Published: 1925
Place of publication: [S.l.]; Boston, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Copyright date: 1901
Subjects: Songs with piano
Work titles: Songs
Notes: "A choice collection of the thirty most popular favorites selected and classified."

For voice and piano.

Includes biographical note (p. iii).

Library's copy signed by the composer, dated 1933, on p. iii.
Table of contents: title: A perfect day; title: A study in symbols; title: Birds : (Irish dialect); title: God remembers when the world forgets; title: Good-night; title: Her greatest charm : (humorous); title: His lullaby; title: Hush-a-by : (Negro dialect); title: I love you truly; title: In the meadow; title: Is yo'? Yo' is : (Negro dialect); title: I've done my work; title: Just a-wearyin' for you; title: Just lonesome; title: Lazy river; title: Life's garden; title: Little bit o' honey; title: Little pink rose; title: O Time, take me back; title: Shadows; title: Song of the hills; title: The forget-me-not; title: The golden key; title: The hand of you; title: The sandman; title: Thro' the years; title: Until God's day; title: Were I; title: When church is out : (humorous); title: When God puts out the light.