Contents

Foreword ......................... .•

Aura Lee ...•...••..••..••..•.....•

Back In My Hometown ............... • $

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Bubbles ........................... J
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Come Back And Love Me ............. . • . 7

Daddy, Get Your Baby Out Of Jail .. . ...•. • . 8

Darktown Strutters' Ball ................

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I Can't Forget That Old Quartet ........ .. 1 I

I Wanna Go Home .................... , 1

I'm Sorry I Made You Cry .............. I

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Listen To The Whistle Blowin' ........... f J

Meet Me In Dream1aod ••••.•.•.•.•.... t J

My Heart Is Longing .................. f

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My Heart Was Free ................... r
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My Heart's True Love ................. l
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On The Farm In Old Missouri ............ ~
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Ring A Chord On A Cable Car ........... r
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Roll Out Of Bed With A Smile . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Roses I Bring To You ..... . ...........
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Safe In My Mother's Arms . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Say Goodbye Now ....................
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Snownakes ......................... ~.
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Somewhere There's Someone For Me ....... 2S

Strummin' On The Old Banjo . . . . . . . . . . . .. 26

That Old Irish Mother . . ............... ~

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We'U All Go Home . ... ...... .. .. . ....
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We'll Make The Whole World Shine ..... • ,

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling ......... . •••

You Left Me Lonely Nights ....... . .. ••••

"You're Sorry Now" . • ............• •• '.

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AURA LEE
As sung by the CONFEDERATES, 1957 International Champions

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The CONFEDERATES, early 1950$

BACK IN MY HOMETOW N

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Back in my _ __
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Val Hicks, 1962
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in the air.

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bub - bles will fade in the
fade in the air.
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Ed Waesche, 1988·89

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COME BACK AND LOVE ME

please_ do.

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prom - ise I'll be for - ev - er true; Come back and love me, please
please do.
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DADDY, GET YOUR BABY OUT OF JAIL

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DARKTOWN STRUTTERS' BALL

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Let's sing a-bout it one more time; To - mar-row night is the Dark-town Strut-ters'Ball, that's all.

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I CAN'T FORGET THAT OLD QUARTET

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I'M SORRY I MADE YOU CRY

I'm sor ry, so sor ry, made you cry.

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Kirk Roose, 1980$

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LISTEN TO THE WHISTLE BLOW IN'

Assung by the SIDEW INDERS, 1964 International Champions

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MEET ME IN DREAMLAND

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8 There let my dreams _ _ come

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Burt Szabo, 1981

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MY HEART IS LONGING
As sung by SIDE STREET RAMBLERS
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some one, dar - ling, that some - one is you. _ _ __

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MY HEART WAS FREE

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My heart was free, long to be way down home._

Dave Stevens, 1970·71

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MY HEART'S TRUE LOVE

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All of my heart's true

love, it tells of love, true love. ______

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Ed Waesche, 1990

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ON THE FARM IN OLD MISSOURI

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On the fann in old Mis - sour - i, Dear - est spot on earth to me.

Greg Lyne, 1978

RING A CHORD ON A CABLE CAR

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ring, _ _ down! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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ring, ______
Paul Engel, c. 1990
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ROLL OUT OF BED WITH A SMILE
As sung by the NIGHTHAWKS
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If you roll out of bed with a smile; Just roll out of bed with a smile!_

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Greg Backwell, c. 1959

As sung by the EASTERNAIRES ROSES I BRING TO YOU

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Sweet- heart bring ros - es; Ros - es I bring to you. _ __

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Bob Bohm, 1969

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my moth er's arms. ________

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Bill Rashfeigh, 19B9

SAY GOODBYE NOW

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Say good - bye now, till we meet_ a- a - gain.
gain, we'U meet a - gain,

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Lloyd Steinkamp, 197B

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SNOWFLAKES

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From the dark and drear - y sky love - ly snow-flakes fall.

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SOMEWHERE THERE'S SOMEONE FOR ME

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Some-where there's some - one for me. She is wait - ing for me. _ _ __

Steve Delehanty, 1991

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8 Strum- min' on the old ban - jo, strum - min' on the old ban

8 Strum-min' on the old, strum-min' on the old, strum-min' on the old ban- Hey!

Kirk Roose, 199(J.91

THAT OLD IRISH MOTHER

mine. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:­_ _--;
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That old I - rish moth - er of, sweet I - rish moth - er of mine. _ __

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mine. __________________________________

Tom Gentry, 1991

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WE'LL ALL GO HOME

we'll all go home.
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And then we'll all _ __ go _ __
we'll all go home.

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home. ______________

Lou Perry, 1981·82

WE'LL MAKE THE WHOLE WORLD SHINE

Shine, shine, fine; now that girl is real - mine.

Shine. __________________________________________________
8 Shine, shine, shine 'em up fine; now that girl is real - ly mine.

make the whole world shine, shine.

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8 We'll make the whole world shine, shine.

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8 heart _ _ a-, way. _ _ _ __

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YOU LEFT ME LONELY NIGHTS

oh, so lone- ly nights;

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left me lone - ly nights.

8 lone - ly I'm lone - ly, you on ly left me lone - ly nights.

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"YOU'RE SORRY NOW"

8 You'll rue the day ___ that you went a - way, _ _ And

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8 now I can say___ "You're sor ry now!" And how!

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Dave Briner, 1990