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Song of You by Lily Dean · (pm)
A Song of You by Norman Denny · (pm)
Song of Young Love by Helen Ardsley · (pm)
Song of Young Love by Alexander Samalman · (pm)
Song of Your Life by Nicole Lungerhausen · (ss)
A Song of Youth by Nancy Buckley · (pm)
Song of Youth by Edith Burr · (pm)
A Song of Youth by Martha Haskell Clark · (pm)
A Song of Youth by Louise Driscoll · (pm)
The Song of Youth by Annie Elizabeth · (pm)
The Song of Youth ed. Louis C. Elson · (sg)
The Song of Youth by Lillian Gard · (pm)
The Song of Youth by Cornelius Gurlitt · (sg)
Song of Youth by Ronald Barrett Kirk · (pm)
The Song of Youth by George MacDonald · (sg)
Song of Youth by Walter Marquiss · (nv)
The Song of Youth by Horatio Winslow · (pm)
“Song of Youth” by Elsie Pain · (ss)
A Song (“O give thyself to me, my sweet…”) by Austin Latham · (pm)
Song (“Oh! blame not the soft harp…”) by J. P. E. · (pm)
Song (“Oh, blow the wind, so cold, so cold”) by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
Song (“Oh, do you know where breezes blow”) by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
A Song (“Oh, for the days when our love was young…”) by George Mertyn · (pm)
Song (“Oh, green, green, the tree is”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
A Song (“Oh, love of mine, the shallop waits”) by Cora Hardy · (pm)
Song (“Oh, mark yon little bounding bark…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“Oh, that we two might rest in the sweet heather”) by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
Song (“Oh, thou art fairer unto me… ”) by Wm. L. Shoemaker · (pm)
Song (“Oh, three little birds on a bramble spray!”) by Philip Thyne · (pm)
Song (“Oh, where is she to whom our songs are sung…”) by Rupert Croft-Cooke · (pm)
A Song (“Oh! where the winds are freely blown”) by Arthur E. Lloyd Maunsell · (pm)
Song (“Oh, why wast thou my love”) by Laurence Housman · (pm)
Song (“Oh, would I could forget—we hear…”) by Lucinda Elliott · (pm)
A Song (“O! It’s I shall see the greenwood, the greenwood, the greenwood”) by W. J. Lancaster · (pm)
Song (“O Lady, leave thy silken thread”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Song: Old Style by George Halleck · (pm)
Song (“O let me now consider and be wise!”) by H. A. G. · (pm)
Song o’ Love by Ruth Anderson · (ss)
Song (“O Love, you are my day-delight”) by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song (“O Love, you could not love me…”) by Arthur Davison Ficke · (pm)
Song (“O maiden, simple, sweet and pale”) by George Gissing · (pm)
Song on an Oriental Theme by Curtis Hidden Page · (??)
Song (“O new-found earth! O wondrous birth!…”) by E. E. Brown · (pm)
Song on May Morning by John Milton · (pm)
A Song on the Drift Ice by Stepan Chapman · (ss)
A Song on the Murder of Mrs. Hayes by Jonathan Swift · (pm)
A Song on the Rising Wind by Ray Faraday Nelson · (nv)
Song on the Road by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song on the Trail by Elsa Barker · (ss)
Song (“On the wild rose tree…”) by Richard Watson Gilder · (pm)
Song (“On the wild rose tree…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song on Your Bugles by Eric Knight · (ex)
A Song (“O roses for the flush of youth…”) by Christina Georgina Rossetti · (pm)
The Song or the Flame? by Ethel Donoher · (nv)
A Song o’ Somerset by Claudine Currey · (pm)
“The Song o’ Steam” by Arlo Bates · (??)
The Song o’ the Bullet by Damon Runyon · (pm)
Song o’ the Scythe by G. P. H. · (pm)
Song o’ the Snowshoes by James Edward Hungerford · (pm)
Song (“Out in the open meadow”) by Philip Becker Goetz · (pm)
A Song Out of Darkness by Loren L. Coleman · (nv)
A Song out of France by Viola Garven · (pm)
Song out of Gloucester by Ethel Talbot Scheffauer · (pm)
A Song Out of Midian by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
A Song Out of Reach by John Howard · (ss)
A Song Out of the East by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
A Song Out of the East by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
A Song (“Outside the hedge of roses”) by Dollie Radford · (pm)
Song (“Over the ivory keys…”) by Frances Allen Hillard · (pm)
Song (“Over the ivory keys…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“Over the sea we go”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“O where is our dainty, our darling?”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Song (“Pale Grief with tender Joy is at strife”) by Robertson Trowbridge · (pm)
Song (“Pearls nestled in her golden hair… ”) by William Roderick Lawrence · (pm)
The Song-Peddler by Henry C. Pitz · (pm)
A Song (“Piping down the valleys wild… ”) by William Blake · (pm)
Song Power by Magruder Maury · (ss)
Song Primitive by Constance Lindsay Skinner · (pm)
Song, Printed 1634 by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song (“Prithee, sweetheart, have a care”) by Laura G. Ackroyd · (pm)
Song Proving Nothing by Dorothy Seager · (pm)
Song (“Rain upon the blackthorn”) by Mabel Garland · (pm)
Song Recital by Vincent Sheean · (ss)
The Song Remains the Same by Matt Andrew · (ss)
Song (“Rich notes from a contralto voice”) by “Moineau” · (pm)
Song (“Rolls the long breaker in splendor, and glances…”) by Celia Thaxter · (pm)
Song: Running Away by Dan Bellm · (pm)
Songs by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Songs by Berton Braley · (pm)
The Songs by Valentine Brown · (pm)
The Songs by Bert Cooksley · (pm)
Songs by Jessie Cameron Crawford · (pm)
Songs by Grace Noll Crowell · (pm)
Songs by Lily Dean · (pm)
Songs by The Ettrick Shepherd · (co)
Songs by “Flotsam” · (hu)
Songs by Barbara Geiger · (ss)
Songs by Richard Watson Gilder · (??)
Songs by Dora Read Goodale · (gp)
Songs by Elsa B. Gregory · (pm)
Songs by Manos Hadjidakis · (pm)
Songs by Leonard Hall · (pm)
Songs by Cristel Hastings · (pm)
Songs by B. C. Hilliam · (hu)
Songs by Donald Bayne Hobart · (pm)
Songs by James Hogg · (co)
Songs by Sarah A. Hoyt · (ss)
Songs by “Jetsam” · (hu)
Songs by Helen Loomis Linham · (pm)
Songs by Malcolm McEachern · (hu)
Songs by Laura Kent Mason · (ss)
Songs by Gouverneur Morris · (pm)
Songs by Anne Page · (pm)
Songs by Margaret E. Sangster · (pm)
Songs by Harding Upton · (pm)
Songs by Nanos Valaoritis · (pm)
The Songs by Thomas Walsh · (pm)
Songs by Margaret Widdemer · (pm)
Songs by Thyra Samter Winslow · (ss)
Songs About What Comes Down by Septic Tanck · (pm)
The Songs a Dead Whale Sings by Jeff VanderMeer · (vi)
Song (“Sad hours”) by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Songs Against Death by Sidney Lanier · (??)
Songs and Ballads by Virginia Easley DeMarce · (ss)
Songs and Colors by Joseph C. Stacey · (qz)
Songs and Hokum by Frederick James Smith · (mr)
Songs and Jobs by Margaret Birks · (br)
Songs and Other Verse by Eugene Field · (co)
Songs and Poems by Patrick Ford · (pm)
Songs and Rivers by Clarence Urmy · (pm)
Songs and Singers by A. B. Cooper · (pm)
Songs and Sonnets Atlantean by Donald S. Fryer · (co)
Songs and Sonnets Atlantean: The Third Series by Scott Connors · (br)
Songs and Sorrows by Ben Brooks · (ss)
Songs and Stunts by Dan Beard · (cl)
Songs and Stunts by [uncredited] · (hu)
Songs and Their Singers by [uncredited] · (pi)
Songs and Those Who Write Them by Monroe H. Rosenfeld · (ms)
Songs and Tongs by Cyril B. Egan · (ss)
Song’s Apostasy by William Watson · (pm)
The Songs Are of Earth by R. G. Steinhauer · (vi)
Songs Are Where You Find Them by Frederic Mertz · (ss)
Songs at a Crossroads by Megan Arkenberg · (pm)
Songs at the Piano by B. C. Hilliam · (pm)
Song, Savages, Laughter by Kate Cameron · (mr)
Song (“Say—what is worse than blank despair”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Songs Before Sixty by Upton Sinclair · (pm)
Songs Before Sunrise by S. L. Bensusan · (ms)
Songs Below the Sidewalk by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
Songs by Bards of the Rail by Various · (ms)
Songs by Ithacus by John Shaw · (pm)
The Songs Cassilda Shall Sing, Where Flap the Tatters of the King by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. · (ss)
Song (“Scatter no flowers upon my grave… ”) by Mation M. Clare · (pm)
A Song (“Scented apples in the bin”) by Lizette Woodworth Reese · (pm)
A Song’s Echo by Julian Durand · (pm)
Song’s End by L. Lindley Mulkey · (ss)
Song’s End by Arthur Wallace Peach · (pm)
Song’s End by Janny Wurts · (ss)
The Song’s Ending by G. E. Wallace · (ss)
Song Sequels by Ray Barney · (hu)
Songs Everybody Can Sing: III. The Back-Home Song by Parke Cummings · (hu)
Songs Everybody Can Sing: II. The Mother Song by Parke Cummings · (hu)
Songs Everybody Can Sing: I. The Latest Dance by Parke Cummings · (hu)
Song, Sex, and Sorrow by Rob Wagner · (mr)
Songs for a Belgrade Baker by Karen Kovacik · (ss)
Songs for a Brand-New House by Phyllis McGinley · (pm)
Songs for a Land of Horseback Men by S. Omar Barker · (pm)
Songs for a Lost Girl by Legaré George · (ss)
Songs for Christmas Day by Louise Ayres Garnett · (sg)
Songs for Collette by Willa Williams · (ss)
Songs for Dead Children by Aliya Whiteley · (ss)
Songs for Dwindled Gods by Simon Avery · (ss)
Songs for Eight O’Clock by Peter De Vries · (pm)
Songs for Fools and Children by Maike Claussnitzer · (ss)
Songs for His Lady by Harold Crawford Stearns · (pm)
Songs for Intergalactic Seas by Lynne Sargent · (pm)
Songs for Mosquito Choirs by Various · (ms)
Songs for Queen Mab by K. S. Hardy · (pm)
Songs for Stags by Glenn Carter · (hu)
Songs for the Beloved by Norreys Jephson O’Conor · (pm)
Songs for the Nearest Harmonica by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs for the People I.—“Who’s Afraid?” by John Francis Waller · (pm)
Songs for the People: “Aid Yourself, and God Will Aid You” by John Francis Waller · (pm)
Songs for the People No. 5 by George Donald · (pm)
Songs for the People No. 6 by George Donald · (pm)
Songs for the People No. II by George Donald · (pm)
Songs for the People No. III by George Donald · (pm)
Songs for the People No. IV by George Donald · (pm)
Songs for the Stump: An Almost Silent Opera by Wallace Irwin · (pl)
Songs for the Stump: Curtains of Mystery by Wallace Irwin · (pl)
Songs for the Stump: A Miracle Play by Wallace Irwin · (pl)
Songs for the Stump: Place Your Bets by Wallace Irwin · (pl)
Songs for the Stump: The Talking Movies by Wallace Irwin · (hu)
Songs for the Year by Edith D. Osborne · (pm)
Songs for Two by Arthur Sherburne Hardy · (pm)
Songs for Waning Autumn by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Songs from a Far Country by Bruce McAllister · (nv)
Songs from a House of Nippon by Ann L. Burden · (pm)
Songs from an Evil Wood by Lord Dunsany · (gp)
Songs from an Old Singer by Louis Golding · (pm)
Songs from Cathay by Various · (ms)
Songs from Over There by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs from Over There: A.W.O.L. by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs from Petőfi (“What boots it with the plough to trace…” and “The corn is ripe already…”) by Edgar A. Bowring · (pm)
Songs from Petőfi (“What boots it with the plough to trace…” and “The corn is ripe already…”) by Sándor Petőfi · (pm)
Songs from Shakespeare’s Plays by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Songs from the Opera “Spring-Cleaning” by J. Ashby-Sterry · (pl)
Songs from the Stars by Algis Budrys · (br)
Songs from the Stars by Leigh Kennedy · (br)
Songs from the Stars by Darrell Schweitzer · (br)
Songs from the Stars by Norman Spinrad · (n.)
Songs from the Wood by Teika Marija Smits · (ss)
Songs from the Woods by Roger Dale Trexler · (ss)
Songsgrave by Tony Richards · (ss)
Songs Grave and Gay by Misc. · (pm)
Song (“Shall I love you a little forever?”) by Helen Choate · (pm)
Songshaper by Nancy Springer · (ss)
“Song Sharks” Closed by Fraud Order by [uncredited] · (ms)
Song (“She died in beauty!—like a rose…”) by Charles D. Sillery · (pm)
Song (“She is not fair to outward view”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Song—She Is Sleeping Yet by George W. Rogers · (pm)
The Songs Her Mother Used to Sing by Aimee Ogden · (vi)
Song (“She’s gone, the dearest and the best…”) by Daniel J. Donahoe · (pm)
Song (“She spoke to me gently with words of sweet meaning…”) by Patrick MacDonogh · (pm)
Song (“She’s somewhere in the sunlight strong”) by Richard Le Gallienne · (pm)
Song (“Show Me the place where the white heathre grows…”) by Marie Van Vorst · (pm)
The Songs I Find You Like Best by John McCormack · (ar)
Song (“Sigh no more, ladies…”) by William Shakespeare · (pm)
Song Sign by Carolyn St. Clair King · (ss)
Song Sign by Sally Lockhart · (ss)
Songs Illustrated by George Belcher · (il)
Songs in Exile by Arthur Stringer · (pm)
Song (“Sing again the olden ballad… ”) by Will Allen · (pm)
Song (“Sing it away”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“Sing me a song, love!”) by Frances Allen Hillard · (pm)
Song (“Sing me a song, of pearls and flowers”) by Raleigh James Johnson · (pm)
Song (“Sing no more! Thy heart is crossed… ”) by Barry Cornwall · (pm)
Song (“Sing no more! Thy heart is crossed… ”) by Bryan Waller Procter · (pm)
Songs Inspired by Sorrow by George Leon Varney · (ar)
Songs in Spring by J. A. Owen · (ar)
Songs in the Key of Chamomile by Rebecca Birch · (ss)
Songs in the Key of I by Erica Jong · (nv)
Songs in the Key of You by Sarah Pinsker · (ss)
The Songs I Sang for You by Clarence Urmy · (pm)
Songs I Would Not Want to Meet in a Dark Tin-Pan Alley by D. G. Lloyd · (hu)
Songs Like Freight Trains by Sam J. Miller · (ss)
The Song-Slugger by Barney Barnett · (ss)
Songs Men Have Sung by Dick Adler · (ms)
Songs My Brothers Taught Me by John Wallace · (ar)
Songs My Computer Taught Me by Erwin Krieger · (pm)
Songs My Daddy Sang Me by Rosanne Cash · (ar)
Songs My Father Sang Me by Elizabeth Bowen · (ss)
The Songs My Love Sings by A. Newberry Choyce · (pm)
Songs My Mother Never Taught Me by Laurence R. Stallings · (ar)
The Songs My Mother Sung by Alfred J. Waterhouse · (pm)
Songs My Mother Taught Me by Louise Elizabeth Dutton · (ss)
Songs My Mother Taught Me by [uncredited] · (pi)
Songs My Nurses Taught Me by Angela Thirkell · (ar)
Song Snatcher by Elaine Cunningham · (ss)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: Afternoon by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: The Enemy by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: Fulfilment by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: Healed by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: The Second Oldest Story by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: Superfluous Advice by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: Three-Volume Novel by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs Not Encumbered by Reticence: To a Favorite Granddaughter by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
The Songs Not the Singers by Ray Connolly · (ar)
Songs of a Certain Sort by Brenda Cooper · (nv)
Songs of a City by Olive Tilford Dargan · (pm)
Songs of Activation by Andy Dudak · (ss)
Songs of a Dead Dreamer by John Gregory Betancourt · (br)
Songs of a Dead Dreamer by Thomas Ligotti · (co)
Songs of a Dead Dreamer by Andy Robertson · (br)
Songs of a Dead Dreamer by Neal Wilgus · (br)
Songs of a Dead Dreamer (var. 1) by Thomas Ligotti · (co)
Songs of Al Shaldomir by Lord Dunsany · (gp)
Songs of a Markedly Personal Nature by Dorothy Parker · (pm)
Songs of American Birds by John Burroughs · (??)
Songs of an Evil Wood by Lord Dunsany · (gp)
Songs of an Inconstant Lover by Henri Duvére · (pm)
Songs of an L.D.V. (No. 2) by Lord Dunsany · (pm)
The Songs of an Ordinary Man by Berton Braley · (gp)
The Songs of a People by Ella M. Sexton · (pm)
Songs of April by Lalia Mitchell Thornton · (pm)
Songs of Araby by Lance Thackeray · (il)
“Songs of Araby” by Gladys Seton Craik · (pm)
Songs of a Sentient Flute by Frank Herbert · (nv)
Songs of a Sentient Flute by Bill Ransom · (nv)
The Songs of a Sentimental Schoolmaster by T. P. Cameron Wilson · (gp)
Songs of a Spacefarer by Judith R. Conly · (pm)
Songs of a Spring by John Alan Little · (pm)
Songs of a Syrian Lover by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Songs of Autumn by Petronella O’Donnell · (pm)
Songs of Bastards by Robert E. Howard · (pl)
Songs of Battle by Helen Jackson · (??)
Songs of Bygone Days by [uncredited] · (cl)
Songs of Changi by Nelle Grant Cooper · (ar)
Songs of Changi by Kay Grant · (ar)
Songs of Childhood by Walter de la Mare · (pm)
Songs of Childhood by Walter de la Mare · (oc)
Songs of Childhood by Walter Ramal · (oc)
Songs of Christmas by Louise Both-Hendricksen · (??)
Songs of Civilization by Jesse Thompson · (pm)
Songs of Couch and Consulation by Misc. · (ms)
Songs of David by David P. Berenberg · (pm)
The Songs of Defeat by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
Songs of Destiny by Jesse Stuart · (pm)
The Songs of Distant Earth by Gene DeWeese · (br)
The Songs of Distant Earth by D. Douglas Fratz · (br)
The Songs of Distant Earth by Richard E. Geis · (br)
The Songs of Distant Earth by Arthur C. Clarke · (nv)
The Songs of Distant Earth by Arthur C. Clarke · (uw)
Songs of Dying Swans by Jack C. Haldeman, II · (ss)
Songs of Earth and Power by Chris Gilmore · (br)
The Songs of Eridani by Gary Cuba · (sl)
The Songs of Five Women by Josephine Daskam Bacon · (gp)
Songs of Goodbye by Dev Jarrett · (ss)
Songs of Gurre by Poul Anderson · (pm)
Songs of Gurre by Jens Peter Jacobsen · (pm)
Songs of Harlem by Robert E. Howard · (pm)
Songs of Humanity by George Parsons West · (br)
Songs of Ignorance by Tony Connor · (br)
Songs of Innocence by Susan E. Abramski · (pm)
Songs of Innocence by Michael Moorcock · (ar)
Songs of Innocence by John R. Swain · (pm)
Songs of Innocence! by [uncredited] · (qz)
Songs of Ireland by Jennie E. T. Dowe · (gp)
Songs of Jacob Smith College (The Alma Mater / The Football Song / The Drinking Song) by Morris Bishop · (pm)
Songs of Japanese Children by Lafcadio Hearn · (ar)
Songs of Jupiter by Geraint D’Arcy · (ss)
The Songs of Labour by Laurence Gomme · (ar)
Songs of Lament by Jennifer Pelland · (ss)
Songs of Leaving by Peter Crowther · (co)
Songs of London by Archibald Sullivan · (pm)
Songs of London Town 1. Trafalgar Square by E. V. Rieu · (pm)
Songs of Loss and Love by Jim Breyfogle · (ss)
Songs of Love by J.-M. Brugée · (ss)
Songs of Love by Muriel Elizabeth Grey · (pm)
Songs of Love and Death by Gary William Crawford · (pm)
Songs of Love and Death ed. Gardner R. Dozois · (oa)
Songs of Love and Death ed. George R. R. Martin · (oa)
Songs of Love and Defense in the Dawn by Hester J. Rook · (pm)
The Songs of Madness by G. W. Thomas · (ss)
Songs of Maldoror by Mark Amerika · (ss)
Songs of Manhattan by Morris Abel Beer · (pm)
Songs of Married Love by Ludwig Lewisohn · (pm)
Songs of Maud’Dib: Dirge for Jamis on the Funeral Plain by Frank Herbert · (pm)
Songs of Maud’Dib: The Moon Falls Down by Frank Herbert · (pm)
The Songs of Memory by Dean Wesley Smith · (nv)
“Songs of Men” by Henry Herbert Knibbs · (pm)
Songs of Men on the March by Tom Mahoney · (ar)
The Songs of Mirza-Schaffy by Auber Forestier · (bg)
The Songs of Mirza-Schaffy by Aubertine Woodward Moore · (bg)
The Songs of Moll by Diana Hendry · (pm)
Songs of Muad’Dib by Frank Herbert · (co)
The Songs of My Young by Daniel M. Burrello · (ss)
Songs of Nations by M. A. Kaye · (ar)
Songs of Nature by Roger Riordan · (gp)
Songs of New York by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
“Songs of New York’s Numbered Streets” by Charles Battell Loomis · (??)
The Songs of Old by Frank Newton Holman · (pm)
Songs of Old and New England: A Song of South Devon by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of Old and New England: On the Hills of Devon by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of Old London by Various · (ms)
Songs of Orpheus by Mathias Jansson · (pm)
Songs of our Alley by A. L. Lloyd · (ms)
The Songs of Our Fathers by Felicia Hemans · (pm)
Songs of Our Own People by Various · (ms)
Songs of our Public Schools by [uncredited] · (ar)
The Songs of Pan by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
Songs of Peace by Francis Ledwidge · (co)
“Songs of Poets Dead and Gone” by John Keats · (pm)
Songs of Praises by Adeline Dutton Train Whitney · (pm)
Songs of Protest by Louis Untermeyer · (pm)
Songs of Revolution by A. B. Cooper · (ar)
Songs of Revolution by Paul Preston · (ar)
Songs of Roads and Other Real Things by Sonia Orin Lyris · (nv)
Songs of Rotting Petals, Dances of Wilting Leaves by Jamie Lackey · (vi)
Songs of Salt by Susan Oke · (ss)
Songs of Schooldays: Limitations of Modern Heroism by James W. Foley · (pm)
Songs of Schooldays: Song of the Glutted Revenge by James W. Foley · (pm)
Songs of Schooldays: The Mockeries of Fame by James W. Foley · (pm)
The Songs of Scotland by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of Sea and Trail: I—Git Along, Little Dogies by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: II—“Leave Her, Johnny!” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: III—“The Tenderfoot’s Lament” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: IV—“Blow the Man Down” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: V—Cole Younger by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: VI—“Were You Ever in Rio Grande?” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: VII—Sam Bass by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: IX—The Cowboy’s Meditation by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: X—The Railroad Corral by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: XI—“Blow, Boys, Blow” by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sea and Trail: XII—Jesse James by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of Sesqua Valley by Wilum H. Pugmire · (pm)
The Songs of Shockwave Radio Theater: A Journey by David E. Romm · (ar)
Songs of Solomon by Virginia Ellen Baker · (ss)
The Songs of Solomon Thomas by Tom McHaney · (ss)
Songs of Spigotty Land by Berton Braley · (gp)
Songs of Spring by Jesse Stuart · (pm)
Songs of Spring (Part I) by Lucy Larcom · (ar)
Songs of Spring (Part II) by Lucy Larcom · (ar)
Songs of Stars and Shadows by Algis Budrys · (br)
Songs of Stars and Shadows by Andrew Kaveney · (br)
Songs of Stars and Shadows by Roz Kaveney · (br)
Songs of Stars and Shadows by George R. R. Martin · (co)
Songs of Stars and Shadows by A. Langley Searles · (br)
Songs of Steam Lungs by D. D. H. Lee · (ss)
Songs of St. Valentine’s Day by Julia Goddard · (gp)
Songs of Summer by Bliss Carman · (pm)
The Songs of Summer by Robert Silverberg · (ss)
The Songs of Summer and Other Stories by Robert Silverberg · (co)
Songs of Thalassa by Don Sakers · (br)
Songs of the Air Corps by [uncredited] · (cl)
Songs of the Air Corps: The Dying Aviator by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of the American Indian by Mary Austin · (gp)
Songs of the American Indian by [uncredited] · (gp)
Songs of the Archangel: Halcyon & Other Poems of Gabriele d’Annunzio in English by Daniel Corrick · (ar)
Songs of the Bells by George Weatherly · (gp)
Songs of the Cephalopods by Jonathan Curling · (pm)
Songs of the Cephalopods by Nicholas Husk · (pm)
Songs of the Cities by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Cotswold: Burford by R. Fortescue Doria · (pm)
Songs of the Cotswold: Cranham by R. Fortescue Doria · (pm)
Songs of the Cotswold: The Windrush Valley by R. Fortescue Doria · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Bug Hunters by Ted Olson · (ar)
Songs of the Crafts: The Camera Man by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Diver by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Driller by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Engine Crew by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Engineer by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Forest Ranger by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Hard-Rock Man by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Logger by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Mail Pilot by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Mechanic by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Reporter by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Riveter by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Trouble-Shooter by Ted Olson · (ms)
Songs of the Crafts: The Truck Driver by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Crafts: The Wireless Man by Ted Olson · (pm)
Songs of the Dark by Anthony Ryan · (co)
The Songs of the Day by Inglis Allen · (pm)
Songs of the Dead by Chris Butler · (ss)
Songs of the Dead by Christopher Ketcham · (vi)
Songs of the Dead by Sarah Singleton · (ss)
Songs of the Dying Earth by Robert Bee · (br)
Songs of the Dying Earth ed. Gardner R. Dozois · (oa)
Songs of the Dying Earth ed. George R. R. Martin · (oa)
Songs of the Dying Earth by Ian Sales · (br)
Songs of the Earth by Ian Hunter · (br)
Songs of the Earth by Elizabeth Newman · (br)
Songs of the Earth, Sea and Sky by Douglas Ciluird · (pm)
Songs of the Earth, Sea and Sky by Garry D. Kilworth · (pm)
Songs of the East by Helen Baldwin · (gp)
Songs of the Fireblossom Blanket by Katie Hartlove · (ss)
The Songs of the Four Winds by Edwin Warren Guyol · (pm)
Songs of the Friend by Mary Austin · (pm)
Songs of the Friend by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of the Galaxy by Rory M. Faulkner · (pm)
Songs of the Great Lakes by Berton Braley · (gp)
Songs of the Great Public Schools by George A. Wade · (ar)
Songs of the Great Schools. I. Eton—Charterhouse—Winchester by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of the Great Schools. II. Harrow—Marlborough—Uppingham by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of the Great Schools. III. Haileybury—Rugby—Rossall by [uncredited] · (sg)
Songs of the Humpback by Robert E. Porter · (pm)
The Songs of the Immortals by W. Gregory Stewart · (pm)
Songs of the Immortals by [uncredited] · (ms)
Songs of the Inland Seas by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Leviathan by John R. Edlund · (ss)
Songs of the Leviathans by Jharice S. Blake · (ss)
The Songs of the Lost by Subodhana Wijeyeratne · (ss)
Songs of the Nations: Auld Lang Syne by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Nations: It’s a Long Way to Tipperary by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Nations: Robin Adair by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Nations: The National Anthem by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Nations: Will Ye No’ Come Back Again by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Ojibways by Frederick R. Burton · (ar)
Songs of the Otherside by Heidi Baisch-Greco · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: I.—Baseball by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: II.—The Sprinter by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: III.—The Jockey by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: Golf by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: Sailing by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Out-o’-Doors: Tennis by Berton Braley · (pm)
The Songs of the People by [uncredited] · (ar)
Songs of the Quail, or, The Lamentation of Greek Peasant Women by Jessica Amanda Salmonson · (pm)
Songs of the Rails: The Red and the Green by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of the Range by Henry Herbert Knibbs · (cl)
Songs of the Range by [uncredited] · (cl)
Songs of the Rangelands, Part 1: Cowboy Songs by Al Noden · (ar)
Songs of the Red Lamp by George Rosener · (pm)
Songs of the Revival by George T. B. Davis · (ar)
Songs of the Rooftops by Thomas M. Disch · (pm)
Songs of the Saddle by Joseph Eugene Dash · (ar)
Songs of the Sailor-Lads by Frederic Reddale · (sg)
Songs of the Sailormen by Carl D. Lane · (ar)
Songs of the Scattering by Frank Herbert · (pm)
Songs of the Sea by Alan Walters · (ar)
Songs of the Sea by Archie Weller · (nv)
Songs of the Seasons: A Free Rendering of an Amerindian Song Sequence by Mary Austin · (pm)
Songs of the Seedy.—No, XVI by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of the Service: No. 3 Song of 608 Squadron R.A.F. by Leslie John · (pm)
Songs of the Service: The Wage of the Fighting Men; To the Colors; The Cavalry by Damon Runyon · (pm)
Songs of the Ships of Steel by James Barnes · (pm)
Songs of the Shirt, 1941 by Dorothy Parker · (ss)
Songs of the Sierras by William M. Rossetti · (br)
Songs of the Simple Life by Kenneth Ownes · (pm)
The Songs of the Siren by Evergreen Lee · (ss)
Songs of the Sirens by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
Songs of the Slave by John Mason Brown · (pm)
Songs of the Snow Whale by Alex Shvartsman · (ss)
Songs of the Snow Whale by K. A. Teryna · (ss)
Songs of the Sorrow of Thorns by Amayah Perveen · (vi)
Songs of the Soul by Jacqueline F. Falkenhan · (ss)
Songs of the Southern Weyr: A Look at the SF Music of New Zealand by Bruce Chandler Fergusson · (nf)
Songs of the South Sea Savages by Will M. Clemens · (ar)
Songs of the Stars: The Poetry of Bruce Boston by Gary William Crawford · (ar)
Songs of the Suburbs. VII.—A Villa in Maida Vale by Gilbert Burgess · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 1. Hiking—Heavy Marching Orders by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 2. “B” Division by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 3. Chow by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 4. The Comb Band by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 5. Drill by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 6. The Breaking Point by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 7. The Grind by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 8. The Colt by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 9. Education by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 10. The Recruit by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 11. by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 12. Ambition by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the Training Camps: 13. Jacks of All Trades by Berton Braley · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · (gp)
Songs of the True Blue—No. I. No Surrender by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue—No. I. No Surrender by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue—No. II. The Orange and Blue by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue—No. II. The Orange and Blue by [uncredited] · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue—No. III. The Battle of the Diamond by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · (pm)
Songs of the True Blue—No. III. The Battle of the Diamond by [uncredited] · (pm)
“Songs of the True Blue”: A Preliminary Note by Fergal O’Reilly · (ar)
Songs of the Wandering Isle by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson · (pm)
The Songs of the War by Brander Matthews · (??)
The Songs of the War. With Notes on the Battle-Hymn of the Republic by Julia Ward Howe · (??)
Songs of the Way Station by Dale L. Sproule · (ss)
Songs of the West by William E. Hawks · (cl)
Songs of the Wind by Konrad Bercovici · (ss)
Songs of the Winds by Mary Lanier Magruder · (pm)
Songs of the Winds by William Ross Wallace · (pm)
The Songs of Timothy Tomtit by Charles de Lint · (ss)
Songs of To-Day by E. Percy Neville · (pm)
Songs of Ulster in Many Moods by Francis Davis · (pm)
Songs of Ulster in Many Moods No. I.—“Katie’s Neighbours” by Francis Davis · (pm)
Songs of Ulster in Many Moods No. II.—“Dirty Water and Clean” by Francis Davis · (pm)
Songs of Ulster in Many Moods No. III.—“No Jock Without a Jenny” by Francis Davis · (pm)
Songs of Ulster in Many Moods No. IV.—“Love and Money” by Francis Davis · (pm)
Songs of War by Kit Reed · (nv)
The Songs of White Wistaria by Ethel Morse · (pm)
Songs of Winter by Asia Kagowan · (pm)
The Songs of Your Lifetime by Stephen Watts · (ar)
Song (“Some one is coming…”) by A. Leland Scammon · (pm)
Song Some Scientists Don’t Sing by William Hull · (pm)
A Song Somewhere by Jane Harding · (vi)
Songs on Stone No. 2 The Tyresmith by James Abbott McNeill Whistler · (il)
Songs on Stone No. 3 Maunder’s Fish Shop, Chelsea by James Abbott McNeill Whistler · (il)
Song So Pure and Cruel by March McCarron · (ss)
Song (“Sorrow conceived of yew and willow…”) by Josephine W. Johnson · (pm)
Songs Out of Season by A. L. Harris · (pm)
The Song Sparrow by Gamaliel Bradford · (pm)
The Song Sparrow by Walter Prichard Eaton · (ss)
The Song Sparrow by A. West · (pm)
The Song Sparrow by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Song-Sparrow by George Parsons Lathrop · (pm)
The Song-Sparrow by Celia Thaxter · (pm)
The Song Sparrow in November by Arthur Stringer · (pm)
Song Sparrow Song by Ursula K. Le Guin · (pm)
Songspinners by Chris Gilmore · (br)
Song (“Spirit of the Summer woods…”) by William M. Briggs · (pm)
Song-Spirits by Mary Freeman Winder · (pm)
Song (“Spring is coming!—Spring is coming…”) by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Song (“Spring! Spring!”) by Ethel May Kelley · (pm)
The Song Springsteen Couldn’t Sing by Gay Partington Terry · (ss)
The Songs Roll By by Amy Porter · (??)
Songs Soldiers Sing on the Battlefield by R. M. · (ar)
Songs (“Song of an almond blossom…”) by Maud Nepean · (pm)
Songs & Sonnets Atlantean: The Second Series by Donald S. Fryer · (co)
Songs Spenser Taught Me by Ace Atkins · (ar)
Songs Spenser Taught Me by William Ellis Atkins · (ar)
Songs Sweet and Haunting by Jeffrey M. Elliot · (iv)
Song (“Stay, stay at home, my heart, and rest…”) by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · (pm)
Song (“Stay the burning words—breathe never… ”) by The Author of “Our Lillie” · (pm)
The Songster by D. Gilbert Dexter · (pm)
The Songster by E. Pauline Johnson · (pm)
Songster by Jennifer Rahim · (ss)
The Songster by Stevie Smith · (pm)
The Songster. A Midsummer Carol by Edmund Clarence Stedman · (pm)
Songsters Feathered His Nest by C. B. Spaulding · (ar)
Songsters of the Night by Morgan G. Watkins · (ar)
Songsters of the Nile by Sidney Paternoster · (ss)
The Songs That Are Not Sung by John Boyle O’Reilly · (??)
Songs That Have Made History by Charles Wood · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: I. The Song of Roland by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: II. Green Grow the Rushes, O by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: III. Dixie by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: IV. Lay of the King and His Minstrel by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: V. The Girl I Left Behind Me by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: VI. Hymn of the Children’s Crusade by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: VII. Lillibullero by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: VIII. Yankee Doodle by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: IX. Ca Ira by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: X. Battle Hymn of the Republic by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XI. Biarkamál by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XII. Annie Laurie by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XIII. Aj, Lúcka, Lúcka! by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XIV. A Mighty Fortress Is Our God by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XV. Give Us Back Our Old Commander by Harold Helfer · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XVI. The Patriotic Diggers by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XVII. Sally in Our Alley by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XVIII. Home, Sweet Home by Rolin Lewis Woodworth · (ar)
Songs That Have Made History: XIX. Malbrough S’en Va-t-en Guerre by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
The Songs That Humanity Lost Reluctantly to Dolphins by Shweta Taneja · (ss)
Songs That Live in History: I. “The Star-Spangled Banner” by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
Songs That Live in History: II. “La Marseillaise” by Fairfax Downey · (ar)
The Songs That Mammy Sang Me by William Edward Ross · (pm)
Songs the Airmen Sing by C. H. Ward-Jackson · (ar)
The Songs the Anemone Sing by Grania Davis · (ss)
Songs the Dead Men Sing by George R. R. Martin · (co)
Songs the Dead Men Sing (var. 1) by George R. R. Martin · (co)
Songs the People Sing by Carroll Fleming · (ar)
Songs the Red Men Sing by Ben Winslow · (ar)
Songs the Sirens Sing by Mary Rosenblum · (nv)
Songs the Sky Fighters Sang by Arch Whitehouse · (ar)
The Songs They Sang by Harry J. Greenwall · (ar)
The Songs They Sing by Nelly Hart Woodworth · (ar)
Song (“Stir not, O air she sings…”) by Edward A. Storer · (pm)
Songs (“To-day the air is full of songs…”) by Ethel Mannin · (pm)
Songs to Drink By by Dale Shaw · (ar)
Songs to Fill the Quiet by James Callan · (vi)
Songs to Help You Cope When Your Mom Won’t Stop Haunting You and Your Friends by Gwendolyn Kiste · (ss)
Song Storm by Lucy A. E. Ward · (pm)
Songs to Sneer By by Ted Gottfried · (hu)
Songs to Sneer By by Ted Mark · (hu)
Songs to the Pagan Earth by Joy E. Oestreicher · (pm)
Songs to the Sphinx (I-VIII) by Lord Dunsany · (pm)
Song (“Strange that the world should hold us two”) by J. Bernard MacCarthy · (pm)
Songstress by Jason Erik Lundberg · (ss)
A Songstress in the Rain by Lucas X. Wiseman · (ss)
The Songstress with the Golden Girdle by Anne Mercier · (ss)
Song (“Strike me a note of sweet degrees—”) by Thomas William Parsons · (pm)
Song (“Summer and sun and roses”) by Leslie Mary Oyler · (pm)
Songs Unsung by Ernest McGaffey · (pm)
Song (“Sweet wind that blows o’er sunny isles”) by Oscar Laighton · (pm)
The Songs We Love by Eugene C. Dolson · (pm)
Songs Were Horses I Rode by Ripley Schemm · (ss)
Songs Were Washing Up by Francesca Forrest · (pm)
The Songs We Seek by Josh Turner · (ss)
Songs We Sing at Sea Are the Lies We Tell Ourselves by Kaaron Warren · (ss)
Songs We Used to Sing… by Eric Blair · (ar)
Songs We Used to Sing… by George Orwell · (ar)
Songs Which Have Made History by Rudolph de Cordova · (ar)
Song (“Swift as an arrow be thy flight, O Song!”) by Langdon Elwyn Mitchell · (pm)
Songs Without Sense: The Gray Spooky-spook by Wallace Irwin · (pm)
Songs Without Sense: The Song of the Dancing Dervishes by Wallace Irwin · (pm)
Songs Without Words by Jessie Juliet Knox · (pm)
Songs Without Words by Kate Perugini · (pm)
Songs Without Words by Augusta Coxe Sanderson · (ss)
Songs with Stories by Harry A. Havart · (ar)
The Songs You Forgot to Remember by Sigmund Spaeth · (ar)
Song (“Take back, take back thy proffered vows… ”) by Edward A. Darby · (pm)
Song (“Take thou my heart—”) by William Struthers · (pm)
Song (“Talk of dew on eglantine…”) by Bayard Taylor · (pm)
Song (“Talk of dew on eglantine…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“Tell her the dreams are ended… ”) by James W. Phillips · (pm)
A Song That Anna Held Sang by Paul Deresco Augsburg · (ss)
The Song That Crawls by Anton Cancre · (ss)
The Song That Death Sang by Cyril Plunkett · (ss)
The Song That Drove Men Mad by Paul Ernst · (nv)
The Song That Ended by Polan Banks · (ss)
The Song That Failed by Anne M. Burrows · (pm)
The Song That Haunted James by Donovan Maule · (ss)
The Song That Lead Sang by Alan M. Emley · (ss)
The Song That Lead Sang by Alan LeMay · (ss)
The Song That Made Hell Hell by Greg Beatty · (ss)
The Song That Might Have Been by F. H. Sikes · (pm)
The Song That Nobody Heard by Janet Grey · (ss)
The Song That Nobody Heard by Esme Beryl Kitcat · (ss)
The Song That No One Knows by Netta Syrett · (pl)
The Song That Orpheus Sang to Charm the Dragon by Andrew Lang · (pm)
The Song That Orpheus Sang to Charm the Dragon by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Song That Reached My Heart by Julian Croskey · (ss)
The Song That Saved Her by Georgette Carneal · (ss)
The Song That Silas Sung by Sam Walter Foss · (pm)
The Song That Sold by Charles Battell Loomis · (ar)
The Song That Soothed a Storm by Shephard W. McIlveen · (nv)
The Song That Spelled Out Disaster by Alfred Bester · (cs)
The Song That Spelled Out Disaster by [uncredited] · (cs)
A Song That Survived by Edward Freiberger · (ar)
The Song That the Bluebird Sings by Elliott Coues · (pm)
The Song That the Bluebird Sings by [uncredited] · (pm)
The Song That the Teakettle Sang by Louise Dupee · (ss)
The Song That Was Never Sung by William Le Queux · (ss)
The Song That You Loved Best by Nancy Byrd Turner · (pm)
Song (“The autumn leaf was falling”) by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu · (pm)
A Song (“The bird, whose song impassioned…”) by Frances S. Osgood · (pm)
The Song (“The blossom breaks across the old brown trees”) by Marjorie Wilson · (pm)
The Song the Brahmin Sings by Janet Fox · (ss)
Song (“The chain of Love is broken…”) by H. M. S. · (pm)
Song (“The chain of Love is broken…”) by H. M. Smith · (pm)
Song (“The chain which links my soul to thine… ”) by Ann S. Stephens · (pm)
Song (“The chestnuts shine through the cloven rind”) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich · (pm)
Song the City Sang Off-Key (Greg’s Re-Mix) by Cornelius A. Fortune · (pm)
Song (“The clouds swung onward”) by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
Song (“The clover-blossoms kiss her feet…”) by Oscar Laighton · (pm)
Song (“The clover-blossoms kiss her feet…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“The dark is dying, dying”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“The dawn is a wild, fair, woman”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“The dear old days come back to me… ”) by Hattie H. Child · (pm)
Song (“The dream is o’er”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“The earliest wish I ever knew”) by Hartley Coleridge · (pm)
Song (“The fire-light listens on the floor”) by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps · (pm)
Song (“The fire-light listens on the floor”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“The foolish dream is torn now that clung about my feet”) by Margaret Widdemer · (pm)
Song (“The gift of song! Thereof men lightly prate…”) by Geraldine Meyrick · (pm)
Song (“The golden goblet of my soul”) by Leslie Peverill · (pm)
Song (“The green leaves rustle far and near… ”) by W. W. Caldwell · (pm)
Song (“The hills lie flushed and warm…”) by Ellen M. Mitchell · (pm)
Song (“Their time is short…”) by H. Richard Hayward · (pm)
Song (“The lute that woke in hours…”) by Edward J. Porter · (pm)
Song—The Maid of Ardee by A New Contributor · (pm)
Song (“The minnows were shuttles”) by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
Song (“The North bends o’er the South…”) by Edward A. Storer · (pm)
Song, the Old Way, and Bougainvillea by Barry Yourgrau · (ss)
A Song the Parodist Loves: Grandfather’s Clock by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song.—The Question by Alfred H. Louis · (pm)
Song (“There are dreams of bowers”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“There be None of Beauty’s daughters”) by Lord George Gordon Byron · (pm)
Song (“There come so many strains of broken music”) by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
Song (“There is a garden by a river…”) by Lewis Frank Tooker · (pm)
Song (“There is a stile beneath a tree”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“There is dew for the flow’ret”) by Thomas Hood · (pm)
Song (“There is love that lasts a day”) by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
A Song (“There’s a sweetness in the air…”) by Ernest A. Newton · (pm)
Song (“There’s a thrush by my window…”) by P. Hoole Jackson · (pm)
A Song (“There’s music I know”) by M. J. P. H. · (pm)
A Song (“There’s music I know”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“There’s music in the sea…”) by W. H. Conant · (pm)
A Song (“There’s never a rose upon the bush…”) by Lizette Woodworth Ree · (pm)
Song (“The roses are dead in the garden…”) by Glenn Ward Dresbach · (pm)
A Song (“The roses grew about your cottage door…”) by K. C. G. · (pm)
“Song” (“The roses in my garden dance…”) by M. T. · (pm)

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