Nan O'Shanter

I've Got Feathers on My Head

January 1911

First Line: Nan Gilhooley sang one tune, RumtumtiddleumtooFirst Line of Chorus: I've got feathers on...

Nan! Nan! pretty little Nan [first line of chorus]

January 1904

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back covers for F.B. Haviland Publishi...

Sing! Sing! Birds on the Wing

January 1911

First Line: I heard the nightingale singing last night in the moonlit gladeFirst Line of Chorus: Sin...

Norah

January 1920

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

Noreen Mavourneen

January 1902

First Line: Why do I sigh, dear, when you are not near me?First Line of Chorus: Noreen Mavourneen sw...

Sweetie O' Mine

January 1920

First Line: Dearie, hear the joyful bells a ringingFirst Line of Chorus: The choir is singing, just ...

Dinty

January 1920

First Line: Dinty you're a wee Irish laddieFirst Line of Chorus: Dinty I love you and I'll tell the ...

Sweet Emalina, My Gal

January 1917

First Line: Moon am a shining, the stars are bright aboveFirst Line of Chorus: Sweet Emalina my GalK...

Nightingale

January 1924

First Line: Down by the old mill streamFirst Line of Chorus: Sing, nightingale again, I love, I love...

O Mother Mine

January 1919

First Line: O mother mine so dear, so fair often I'm thinking of youFirst Line of Chorus: O mother, ...

Aileen

January 1923

First Line: The nightingales are singing softFirst Line of Chorus: Aileen, mavourneenKey: F Majo

Norma Darling

January 1906

First Line: Norma darling I am lonely, and I'm thinking dear, of youFirst Line of Chorus: Norma darl...

She's the Daughter of Mother Machree

January 1915

First Line: I was dreaming last night in the moon's silv'ry lightFirst Line of Chorus: She's the fai...

My Irish Dearie

January 1911

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

There's a Mother Old and Gray Who Needs Me Now

January 1911

First Line: As the golden sunbeams shone in all their gloryFirst Line of Chorus: There's a mother ol...

I've Got Feathers on My Head

January 1911

First Line: Nan Gilhooley sang one tune, RumtumtiddleumtooFirst Line of Chorus: I've got feathers on...

Nan! Nan! pretty little Nan [first line of chorus]

January 1904

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back covers for F.B. Haviland Publishi...

Sing! Sing! Birds on the Wing

January 1911

First Line: I heard the nightingale singing last night in the moonlit gladeFirst Line of Chorus: Sin...

Norah

January 1920

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

Noreen Mavourneen

January 1902

First Line: Why do I sigh, dear, when you are not near me?First Line of Chorus: Noreen Mavourneen sw...

Sweetie O' Mine

January 1920

First Line: Dearie, hear the joyful bells a ringingFirst Line of Chorus: The choir is singing, just ...

Dinty

January 1920

First Line: Dinty you're a wee Irish laddieFirst Line of Chorus: Dinty I love you and I'll tell the ...

Sweet Emalina, My Gal

January 1917

First Line: Moon am a shining, the stars are bright aboveFirst Line of Chorus: Sweet Emalina my GalK...

Nightingale

January 1924

First Line: Down by the old mill streamFirst Line of Chorus: Sing, nightingale again, I love, I love...

O Mother Mine

January 1919

First Line: O mother mine so dear, so fair often I'm thinking of youFirst Line of Chorus: O mother, ...

Aileen

January 1923

First Line: The nightingales are singing softFirst Line of Chorus: Aileen, mavourneenKey: F Majo

Norma Darling

January 1906

First Line: Norma darling I am lonely, and I'm thinking dear, of youFirst Line of Chorus: Norma darl...

She's the Daughter of Mother Machree

January 1915

First Line: I was dreaming last night in the moon's silv'ry lightFirst Line of Chorus: She's the fai...

My Irish Dearie

January 1911

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

There's a Mother Old and Gray Who Needs Me Now

January 1911

First Line: As the golden sunbeams shone in all their gloryFirst Line of Chorus: There's a mother ol...

I've Got Feathers on My Head

January 1911

First Line: Nan Gilhooley sang one tune, RumtumtiddleumtooFirst Line of Chorus: I've got feathers on...

Nan! Nan! pretty little Nan [first line of chorus]

January 1904

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back covers for F.B. Haviland Publishi...

Sing! Sing! Birds on the Wing

January 1911

First Line: I heard the nightingale singing last night in the moonlit gladeFirst Line of Chorus: Sin...

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