POPULAR SONGS.

Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1413, 23 July 1881, Page 4

POPULAR SONGS.

" Nancy Lee" and " Jolinnj Moi o r in," " Riding on a load ot h.i\," "Does jour motliei know jou'ie out,' ' " Gone," " lVn thousand miles away ' "Little I'Vaud" .mtl " Annio Laune," " Tappin ; at tnc garden gate," " Oh. 'tis lolly," " In the st lrlight," " When a telkm s a little late " "Little Button up," .in<l " Blue llird," " FonilU ' " Courting in ihe i un," " Happ\ little m ndcn" whisoeis, " Will he nciorrmin' igun " "And "'lis nice to be a lather," " \Vlion the swallows homeward ft\," " Shilling shoit," and " Cifdit broken," " Capt. Cuff," " How's th.it for high - " Bab> mine" and " Little Barefoot," " Why does mother st.ij so long '" "Nuighty man," " My darling husb-ind, "Do not sing to be that song " (( "Little sweetheait, < ome and kiss me, •' For the old man's drunk as; un," And" We won't no home till morning, " We shall meet" "The two bad men. " Now" " Mj heart is sad and lonely," " Whon the band begins toplay," And " I want to be an angel," A " Walking down Broadway," " When the moon is brightly beaming " In the cottage by the se i," " Oh, there is no harm in kissing " Ihe fellow that looks like me " " Have you heard my love was coming," '* Bonnie Bi ssie o cr the lea >" '• Brown eyes has that little maiden,'" And " A, maiden fair to see." " Wli.it is homo without a mother " " When the summer ram is o'er t" " Capt. Jinks," " How can I lca\e thco i " lhen come in and shut the door." " Once again " " Ihe angel's whisper," '• Put my little shoes away." " What care I'" " Oh, joy ' oh i apture ' " Kiss me quick," " Sweet Ethel May. " Good-bye, sweethc.irt," " Rock me sister,' " Dance me, papa; on yoitr knee." " Don't forget to write me, darling," •' When I'm gone " " Bejond the sea." " Whcrt the purple lilacs blossom," " When the mists have rolled away," " We shall meet beyond the river," " Horace Greeley " " Making hay " " Neai the banks ot that lone river," " Woman's rights " " No tongue can tell " " Whoa, hmm.i 1" " 1 lie cold winds whistle," "' bay good-b)e, jet not farewell."