A diff'rent sky, new worlds to gaze upon First line of refrain When the storm clouds are riding through a winter sky, sail away [first line]

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

The breeze runs after you when you're passing by [first line of chorus]

January 1936

introduction and choruspiano and voice, ukulele, guitar, banjoads on inside front and on back covers...

Have no fears for future years, for sweet compensation you may find First line of refrain Later than spring the warmth of summer comes, the charm of autumn comes [first line]

January 1961

introduction and refrain (refrain has two verses)piano and voice5407-3Cover is duplicated in 080.207...

This is a changing world, my dear [first line]

January 1950

strophicpiano and voice5410-3cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, and 159-ACover is duplicated in 0...

I have to get the bees and birds to tell you that I've love you from the start First line of refrain When you want me, if you want me, call me, call me, if you care [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5408-5cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, and 187-ACove...

I just can't keep out of my mind what my heart is longing to find First line of refrain Where shall I find him, where will he be? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5406-4cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, and 20...

I just can't keep out of my mind what my heart is longing to find First line of refrain Where shall I find him, where will he be? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5406-4cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, and 20...

Travel they say improves the mind, an irritating platitude, which frankly, entrenous, is very far from true First line of refrain Why do the wrong people travel, travel, travel when the right people stay back home? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5417-5cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, 207-B,...

The Spring is here dear, oh dear, oh dear, dear First line of refrain The sun is shining where clouds have been, maybe it's something to do with Spring [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31441cover same as box 80...

Night is over, dawn is breaking, ev'rywhere the town is waking First line of refrain The party's over now, the dawn is drawing very nigh [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31442cover same as box 80...

I've been cherishing through the perishing winter nights and days First line of refrain A room with a view and you, and no one to worry us [first line]

January 1928

verse and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside front, inside back and on back cover for Harm...

Fly away lady bird fly away, away, away, away [first line]

abcapiano and voicecover and music same as Box 114 Item 86Cover is duplicated in 114.086. ...

We're sailing away in the clouds dear [first line of chorus]

strophic with chorusvoice and pianoJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box ...

Play to me beneath the summer moon, Zigeuner! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock301...

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

The breeze runs after you when you're passing by [first line of chorus]

January 1936

introduction and choruspiano and voice, ukulele, guitar, banjoads on inside front and on back covers...

Have no fears for future years, for sweet compensation you may find First line of refrain Later than spring the warmth of summer comes, the charm of autumn comes [first line]

January 1961

introduction and refrain (refrain has two verses)piano and voice5407-3Cover is duplicated in 080.207...

This is a changing world, my dear [first line]

January 1950

strophicpiano and voice5410-3cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, and 159-ACover is duplicated in 0...

I have to get the bees and birds to tell you that I've love you from the start First line of refrain When you want me, if you want me, call me, call me, if you care [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5408-5cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, and 187-ACove...

I just can't keep out of my mind what my heart is longing to find First line of refrain Where shall I find him, where will he be? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5406-4cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, and 20...

I just can't keep out of my mind what my heart is longing to find First line of refrain Where shall I find him, where will he be? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5406-4cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, and 20...

Travel they say improves the mind, an irritating platitude, which frankly, entrenous, is very far from true First line of refrain Why do the wrong people travel, travel, travel when the right people stay back home? [first line]

January 1950

strophic with refrainpiano and voice5417-5cover same as Box 80 Items 90-A, 146, 159-A, 187-A, 207-B,...

The Spring is here dear, oh dear, oh dear, dear First line of refrain The sun is shining where clouds have been, maybe it's something to do with Spring [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31441cover same as box 80...

Night is over, dawn is breaking, ev'rywhere the town is waking First line of refrain The party's over now, the dawn is drawing very nigh [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31442cover same as box 80...

I've been cherishing through the perishing winter nights and days First line of refrain A room with a view and you, and no one to worry us [first line]

January 1928

verse and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside front, inside back and on back cover for Harm...

Fly away lady bird fly away, away, away, away [first line]

abcapiano and voicecover and music same as Box 114 Item 86Cover is duplicated in 114.086. ...

We're sailing away in the clouds dear [first line of chorus]

strophic with chorusvoice and pianoJohns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box ...

Play to me beneath the summer moon, Zigeuner! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock301...

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

My Bark Shall Tempt the Seas No More. A Favorite Ballad.

January 1830

strophic, with recitative introductionpiano and voice First line of recitative My Bark shall tempt t...

The breeze runs after you when you're passing by [first line of chorus]

January 1936

introduction and choruspiano and voice, ukulele, guitar, banjoads on inside front and on back covers...

A diff'rent sky, new worlds to gaze upon First line of refrain When the storm clouds are riding through a winter sky, sail away [first line]

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