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Two Laughing Irish Eyes

January 1915

First Line: Whether young man or old man, or timidFirst Line of Chorus: When a glance you are steali...

Ireland Must Be Heaven, For My Mother Came From There

January 1916

First Line: I've often heard my daddy speak of Ireland's lakes and dellsFirst Line of Chorus: Irelan...

Dublin Daises

January 1909

First Line: Where, tell me where, are the daises half so fairFirst Line of Chorus: They will steal y...

My Irish Dearie

January 1911

First Line: Dearie, in my heart, something wants to startFirst Line of Chorus: Dearie, my Irish dear...

Norah

January 1920

First Line: I have oft heard a gossoon so boastfully singFirst Line of Chorus: Norah, Norah, my litt...

Under the Irish Moon

January 1909

First Line: Listen, Miss Maloney, I've a word or two to sayFirst Line of Chorus: I'd like to be your...

I'm Awf'ly Glad I'm Irish

January 1910

First Line: Laddie Buck, full of pluck, found that he was badly stuck on a pretty Irish maid.First L...

Dublin Bay

January 1912

First Line: Does anyone know anyone named Dooley?First Line of Chorus: From Dublin Bay, dear Dublin ...

My Irish Girl

January 1906

First Line: The world is so drear even clouds drop a tearFirst Line of Chorus: Come to me my Irish g...

Nan O'Shanter

January 1921

First Line: I heard sweet Nan O' Shanter a sighing o'er the moorFirst Line of Chorus: Nan O' Shanter...

My Moonlight Babe

January 1914

First Line: Moonbeams are shining from the skies aboveFirst Line of Chorus: My moonlight babe oh I l...

My Irish Molly O

January 1905

First Line: Molly dear and did you hear the news that's going 'roundFirst Line of Chorus: Molly my I...

Dinky Doddle Dicky

January 1918

First Line: Little Dicky was a wonder at any sort of danceFirst Line of Chorus: Oh! Wonderful little...

My Irish Rosie

January 1906

First Line: Come out Rosie in the bright moonlightFirst Line of Chorus: Rosie, my Rosie, my Irish Ro...

The Yankee Doodle Boy

January 1904

First Line: I'm the kid that's all the candy, I'm a Yankee doodle dandyFirst Line of Chorus: I'm a Y...

Two Laughing Irish Eyes

January 1915

First Line: Whether young man or old man, or timidFirst Line of Chorus: When a glance you are steali...

Ireland Must Be Heaven, For My Mother Came From There

January 1916

First Line: I've often heard my daddy speak of Ireland's lakes and dellsFirst Line of Chorus: Irelan...

Dublin Daises

January 1909

First Line: Where, tell me where, are the daises half so fairFirst Line of Chorus: They will steal y...

My Irish Dearie

January 1911

First Line: Dearie, in my heart, something wants to startFirst Line of Chorus: Dearie, my Irish dear...

Norah

January 1920

First Line: I have oft heard a gossoon so boastfully singFirst Line of Chorus: Norah, Norah, my litt...

Under the Irish Moon

January 1909

First Line: Listen, Miss Maloney, I've a word or two to sayFirst Line of Chorus: I'd like to be your...

I'm Awf'ly Glad I'm Irish

January 1910

First Line: Laddie Buck, full of pluck, found that he was badly stuck on a pretty Irish maid.First L...

Dublin Bay

January 1912

First Line: Does anyone know anyone named Dooley?First Line of Chorus: From Dublin Bay, dear Dublin ...

My Irish Girl

January 1906

First Line: The world is so drear even clouds drop a tearFirst Line of Chorus: Come to me my Irish g...

Nan O'Shanter

January 1921

First Line: I heard sweet Nan O' Shanter a sighing o'er the moorFirst Line of Chorus: Nan O' Shanter...

My Moonlight Babe

January 1914

First Line: Moonbeams are shining from the skies aboveFirst Line of Chorus: My moonlight babe oh I l...

My Irish Molly O

January 1905

First Line: Molly dear and did you hear the news that's going 'roundFirst Line of Chorus: Molly my I...

Dinky Doddle Dicky

January 1918

First Line: Little Dicky was a wonder at any sort of danceFirst Line of Chorus: Oh! Wonderful little...

My Irish Rosie

January 1906

First Line: Come out Rosie in the bright moonlightFirst Line of Chorus: Rosie, my Rosie, my Irish Ro...

The Yankee Doodle Boy

January 1904

First Line: I'm the kid that's all the candy, I'm a Yankee doodle dandyFirst Line of Chorus: I'm a Y...

Two Laughing Irish Eyes

January 1915

First Line: Whether young man or old man, or timidFirst Line of Chorus: When a glance you are steali...

Ireland Must Be Heaven, For My Mother Came From There

January 1916

First Line: I've often heard my daddy speak of Ireland's lakes and dellsFirst Line of Chorus: Irelan...

Dublin Daises

January 1909

First Line: Where, tell me where, are the daises half so fairFirst Line of Chorus: They will steal y...

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