Oh! would my heart could but forget, the joys which now are flown [first line]

True love can ne'er forget, fondly as when we met [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 115, Item ...

There's not a sorrow on my heart, My soul is full of joy today [first line]

January 1862

strophicpiano and voice630Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 035, It...

Thy voice is music to mine ear, thy look is sunshine to my heart [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 120, Item ...

Oh! would my heart could but forget, the joys which now are flown [first line]

strophicpiano and voicemost respectfully dedicated to the Countess Nelson by Mrs. Bakerads on back c...

My heart is o'er full of its gladness, as flower-cups laden with dew [first line]

January 1855

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. E.A. Wentworth.3288Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Mus...

'Tis sweet to be remembered in the turmoil of this life [first line]

January 1859

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Emily H. Kenney by Geo. O. FarmerJohns Hopkins...

When the heart is sad and lonely, and the mind is fill'd with care [first line]

January 1862

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Matilda LewisJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sh...

Oh, bid not the heart that weary and sad [first line]

January 1848

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. General GainesJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Co...

O! breathe again those sounds that fill my heart with mem'ry's lore [first line]

January 1826

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Desilver by Samuel A. Cooper.Johns H...

Oh, bid not the heart that is weary and sad [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. General GainesJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Co...

Only tell her that I love, leave the rest to her and fate [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceMost Respectfully Dedicated to the Unknown Lady by P. StrongJohns Hopkins Uni...

At rest at last from life's sad toil, He's gathered in that fold [first line]

January 1881

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. James A. GarfieldJohns Hopkins University, Lev...

Joy to the Bridegroom! a health to the Bride! [first line]

strophicpiano and voice161Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 175, It...

Our hearts are with our native land, Our song is for her glory [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Julia S. Smith, of St. LouisJohns Hopkins Univ...

Sweet were my dreams when far away, O sweet were my dreams of thee [first line]

January 1847

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Mary S. Gale By F.J. Webster.1129Johns Hopkins...

True love can ne'er forget, fondly as when we met [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 115, Item ...

There's not a sorrow on my heart, My soul is full of joy today [first line]

January 1862

strophicpiano and voice630Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 035, It...

Thy voice is music to mine ear, thy look is sunshine to my heart [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 120, Item ...

Oh! would my heart could but forget, the joys which now are flown [first line]

strophicpiano and voicemost respectfully dedicated to the Countess Nelson by Mrs. Bakerads on back c...

My heart is o'er full of its gladness, as flower-cups laden with dew [first line]

January 1855

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. E.A. Wentworth.3288Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Mus...

'Tis sweet to be remembered in the turmoil of this life [first line]

January 1859

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Emily H. Kenney by Geo. O. FarmerJohns Hopkins...

When the heart is sad and lonely, and the mind is fill'd with care [first line]

January 1862

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Matilda LewisJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sh...

Oh, bid not the heart that weary and sad [first line]

January 1848

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. General GainesJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Co...

O! breathe again those sounds that fill my heart with mem'ry's lore [first line]

January 1826

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Desilver by Samuel A. Cooper.Johns H...

Oh, bid not the heart that is weary and sad [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceDedicated to Mrs. General GainesJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Co...

Only tell her that I love, leave the rest to her and fate [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceMost Respectfully Dedicated to the Unknown Lady by P. StrongJohns Hopkins Uni...

At rest at last from life's sad toil, He's gathered in that fold [first line]

January 1881

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. James A. GarfieldJohns Hopkins University, Lev...

Joy to the Bridegroom! a health to the Bride! [first line]

strophicpiano and voice161Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 175, It...

Our hearts are with our native land, Our song is for her glory [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Miss Julia S. Smith, of St. LouisJohns Hopkins Univ...

Sweet were my dreams when far away, O sweet were my dreams of thee [first line]

January 1847

strophicpiano and voiceRespectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Mary S. Gale By F.J. Webster.1129Johns Hopkins...

True love can ne'er forget, fondly as when we met [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 115, Item ...

There's not a sorrow on my heart, My soul is full of joy today [first line]

January 1862

strophicpiano and voice630Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 035, It...

Thy voice is music to mine ear, thy look is sunshine to my heart [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box 120, Item ...

Oh! would my heart could but forget, the joys which now are flown [first line]

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