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You can tell that I'm Irish / George M. Cohan.
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The wild rover / Traditional.
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Who threw the overalls in mistress Murphy's chowder?
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Whiskey in the jar / Traditional.
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When he who adores thee / Traditional.
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When Irish eyes are smiling / Words by Chauncey Olcott and Geo Graff, Jr. ; music by Ernest R. Ball.
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The wearing of the green / Traditional, words by Dion Boucicault.
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Too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (That's an Irish lullaby) / James R. Shannon.
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That tumble-down shack in athlone / Richard W. Pascoe, Monte Carlo, Alma M. Sanders.
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'Tis the last rose of summer / Traditional.
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Where the river Shannon flows / James I. Russell.
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Star of county down / Traditional.
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Sweet Rosie O'Grady / Maude Nugent.
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Seven drunken nights / Traditional.
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The spinning wheel song / J.F. Waller.
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The snowy-breasted pearl / Traditional.
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The Spanish lady / Traditional.
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Sailor's hornpipe / Traditional.
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The queen of connemara / Traditional.
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The rose of Tralee / Words by C. Mordaunt Spencer ; music by C. W. Glover.
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Peggy O'Neil / Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson and Gilbert Dodge.
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Pretty girl milkin' her cow.
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A nation once again / Thomas Davis.
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O'Donnell aboo / M.J. McCann.
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Oft in the stilly night / Traditional.
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Peg o' my heart / Alfred Bryan and Fred Fisher.
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My wild Irish rose / Chauncey Olcott.
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Mother Machree / Traditional.
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Molly Malone / Traditional.
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Molly Brooks / Traditional.
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Mountains of Mourne / William Percy French.
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Mrs. Murphy's chowder / Traditional.
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The minstrel boy / Traditional Irish melody ; words by Thomas Moore
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Mick McGuire / Traditional
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McSorley's twins / Gustave Phillips.
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Mary's a grand old name / George M. Cohan.
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MacNamara's band / John J. Stamford, Shamus O'Connor.
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Low backed car / Traditional, words by Samuel Lover.
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Macushla / Words by Josephine V. Rowe, music by Dermot MacMurrough.
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A little bit of heaven.
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Let Erin remember the days of old / Traditional, words by Thomas Moore.
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The leaving of Liverpool / Traditional.
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Lannigan's ball / Traditional.
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Killarney / Traditional.
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The kerry dance / Words by James Lyman Molloy ; music by Anon.
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A jug of punch / Traditional.
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Irish washerwoman / Traditional.
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The Irish rover / Traditional.
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I'm a rover and seldom sober / Traditional.
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Ireland must be heaven, for my mother came from there / Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy and Howard Johnson ; music by Fred Fisher.
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I'll tell my ma / Traditional.
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I'll take you home again, Kathleen / Thomas P. Westendorf.
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Hunting the hare / Traditional
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Has sorrow thy young days shaded? / Traditional, words by Thomas Moore.
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Harrigan / George M. Cohan.
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Girl I left behind me / Traditional.
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Garryowen.
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Galway Bay / Arthur Colohan.
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The foggy dew / Traditional.
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Father O'Flynn / Alfred P. Graves.
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Finnegan's wake / Traditional.
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Erin! oh Erin! / Tradtional
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Eileen Aroon / Carol O'Daly.
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The dear little shamrock / Traditional.
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Danny boy / Frederick Edward Weatherly; based on traditional Irish melody "Londonderry Air"
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The Cruiskeen lawn / Traditional.
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Carrickfergus / Traditional.
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Come back to Erin / Traditional.
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Boulavogue / Traditional.
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The bold tenant farmer / Traditional
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The bold fenian men / Michael Scanlan.
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The black velvet band / Traditional.
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Bendemeer's stream / Thomas Moore.
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Believe me if all these endearing young charms / Traditional, words by Thomas Moore.
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The band played on / Words by John F. Palmer ; music by Charles B. Ward.
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