Ballads, Americanized and American. The two sisters ; The Mary Golden Tree ; Blue-eyed Ellen ; Ellen Smith ; The pardon of Sydna Allen ; The letter edged in black ; Wild Bill Jones ; Frankie Baker ; The dream of the miner's dream ; The drunkard's dream ; The train that never returned ; The child of the railroad engineers -- Lonesome and love tunes. My grandmother ; Deep blue sea ; The foolish boy ; Went up on the mountain ; Careless love ; Soldier, won't you marry me! ; The keys to heaven ; The little rosewood casket ; Meet me by the moonlight ; The weeping willow ; Sinful to flirt ; I'm satisfied ; Howdy Bill ; All noddin' -- Spirituals. Death was a solemn call ; Dont you hear Jerusalem moan! ; The hallelujah Christian ; A long white robe ; Safe in the promised land ; My Bible leads to glory ; My brother, I wish you well ; Canaan ; Ole ship o' Zion ; There was an ole fish ; Happy in eternity -- Nonsense songs. Bought a cow ; Frog went a-courtin' ; They gotta quit kickin' my dawg aroun' ; Shortenin' bread ; Skip to my lou ; Hawg foot ; Ten little niggers ; Weevily wheat ; The monkey's wedding ; Bile 'em cabbage down ; Sourwood mountain ; Jumbo ; Boll weevil blues ; Groun' hawg! ; Sal's got a meat-skin ; Moonshine ; My last ole dollar ; Hurrah, lie! ; The bell-cow ; Beaver Creek ; Big-eye rabbit ; Four thousand years ago ; Jest talkin' ; Wake snakes.
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