Submissions by Pearson, Mike ( 313 texts )
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- Breathe, my lute, beneath my fingers; title: "Evenfall"
- Is it not sure a deadly pain; title: "False Concolinel"
- Live, live with me, and thou shalt see; title: "To Phillis - to love and live with him"
- Sharp against a sky of grey; title: "Silver Point"
- Nu scylun hergan hefaenricaes uard; title: "Caedmon's Hymn"
- As in the calm the mariner sighs; title: "The Mariner"
- Oh come to the West, love: ah! Come there with me; title: "The land of the west"
- I passed by your window; title: "I passed by your window"
- Heart of the night, Heaven’s calm profound; title: "Heart of the night"
- Drest in your gown of blue brocade; title: "To a minuature"
- The livelong night I lay awake; title: "Dawn song"
- Can’t you hear them blowing, fairy horns ablowing; title: "The little people"
- I know why the white clouds go riding on high; title: "Messengers"
- Red roofs by the river; title: "Red roofs"
- Along the lanes where first we met; title: "Hawthorn"
- Dainty, dainty maiden; title: "The bluebell way"
- O Western Wind! when wilt thou blow; title: "O Western Wind!"
- In Norley Wood the thickets ring; title: "In Norley Wood"
- I’m looking from my balcony; title: "Life's balcony"
- If all the year were spring-time; title: "Ring-time"
- Years ago, I loved you and you knew it; title: "Years ago"
- When the merry birds are singing; title: "The call of the May-time"
- Oh, country folk lead quiet days; title: "Country folk"
- Every flower that blows; title: "The everlasting love"
- Beside the green pastures I’ll rest me today; title: "Green pastures"
- There was a troupe of mountebanks; title: "Preamble"
- And a the evening shadows longer grew, they found themselves in the village of Farthinhoe where they would spend the night; title: "Episode"
- There’s a swaying of branches where the white blossom swings; title: "Dusk of dreams"
- My name is Tom Shilling, the King of the Quacks; title: "The quack doctor"
- 'Tis of a lovely maiden the tale is told; title: "The heart-rending story"
- To the birds at morn; title: "The minstrel"
- Whether you wish it or no; title: "Jingle hat"
- And so they passed from Farthinghoe; title: "Here to-day and gone to-morrow"
- Two little words, we use them ev’ry day; title: "Two little words"
- Bless this house O Lord we pray; Make it safe by night and day; title: "Bless this house"
- As I went a-roaming one morning in springtide; title: "As I went a-roaming"
- Come take your lute, my love, and play; title: "Come take your lute"
- Long, long ago when the moon was a maid; title: "Sylvan"
- When summer comes I’ll steal away; title: "When summer comes"
- The sun dies in his flaming shroud; title: "A sunset song"
- Day is for work and play; title: "A song of rest"
- On lutes of silver; title: "A little love serenade"
- The Rose of Spring forth venturing; title: "The song of the rose"
- My love she is far sweeter; title: "The only one for me"
- As I rowled on my side-car to Santry Fair; title: "Changing her mind"
- Oh, why was I left and he taken instead; title: "Lost light of my eyes"
- Who'd win a heart must learn the art; title: "The stratagem"
- I was a maiden fair and fond; title: "The stolen heart"
- Oh, Harp of Erin what glamour gay; title: "The melody of the harp"
- We may tramp the earth for all that we're worth; title: "The beautiful City of Sligo"
- Once the blackbird called unto the solemn crow; title: "The blackbird and the wren"
- Oh! remember the poor when your fortune is sure; title: "Remember the poor"
- I'll tell you of a wonder, that will stiffen up your hair; title: "The heroes of the sea"
- On for ever, on for ever; title: "The black phantom"
- Now, Mary, what's the matter; title: "Mary, what's the matter?"
- When the route is proclaimed thro' the old barrack yard; title: "Away to the wars"
- Lovely Anne, oh! lovely Anne!; title: "Lovely Anne"
- Farewell! now, Miss Gordon, my day dream is over; title: "Farewell now, Miss Gordon"
- Who's not heard of Eva Toole; title: "Eva Toole"
- On my heaven he flashed, as the meteor star; title: "The falling star"
- When Kate gives the warning; title: "Kitty of the cows"
- Rash Son, return! Yon shores that dazzle; title: "The king's cave"
- I've found my bonny babe a nest; title: "Lullaby"
- Hurry down, hurry down, hurry down ever; title: "The alarm"
- Bright Queen of women, oh, come away; title: "The song of the Fairy King"
- When on Ramillies' bloody field; title: "Clare's dragoons"
- I once loved a boy who would come and go; title: "The bower in my breast"
- Marching, forced marching; title: "Marching to Candahar"
- Maids, at morn, grind the good corn; title: "The quern song"
- O Woman, shapely as the swan; title: "I shall not die for love of thee"
- Oh! have you heard the tidings?; title: "O'Donnell's march"
- I sought my own son over Gowra's black field; title: "The death of Oscar"
- As she sat spinning beside her door
- Of all the rovin' Jacks that e'er to Farranfone came over; title: "Roddy More the rover"
- I'm left all alone like a stone at the side of the street; title: "Like a stone in the street"
- As on Killarney's bosom blue; title: "The Daughter of the Rock"
- And is he coming home today; title: "The sailor's bride"
- Raise us a riddle as spinning we sit; title: "The riddle"
- Mourn not beyond measure, my long absent lover; title: "I pray you be patient"
- Little sister, whom the Fay; title: "More of Cloyne"
- Oft and oft I dream, astore; title: "The reaper's revenge"
- The hunt is up! and hound and pup; title: "The Killarney hunt"
- Oh my grief! oh my grief!; title: "Oh my grief! oh my grief!"
- Since we're apart, since we're apart; title: "Since we're apart"
- When I came over from old Rosstrevor; title: "My garden at the back"
- On the deck of Lynch's boat, here I sit in woeful plight; title: "The County of Mayo"
- When westward I'm called; title: "Alone, all alone"
- The boast of heraldry, the pomp of power; title: "The death of General Wolfe"
- I've heard the lark's cry thrill the sky o'er the meadows of Lusk; title: "The songs Erin sings"
- In the wan, mistful morning to Ocean's wild gales; title: "Like a ghost I am gone"
- Just between the day and dark; title: "The leafy Cool-kellure"
- Over here in England I’m helpin’ wi’ the hay; title: "Corrymeela"
- Sure he’s five months old, an’ he’s two foot long; title: "Johneen"
- Oh tell me, will I ever win to Ireland again; title: "Back to Ireland"
- There was an old woman lived under a hill; title: "There was an old woman"
- There was an old woman lived under a hill; title: "Nothing at all!"
- A cat came fiddling out of a barn; title: "The mouse and the bumblebee"
- Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town; title: "Wee Willie Winkie"
- Twinkle, twinkle, little star; title: "Twinkle, twinkle, little star"
- Baby, baby, naughty baby; title: "Baby, baby, naughty baby"
- As I walked by myself
- The insect world amid the suns and dew; title: "The insect world"
- Ye living lamps, by whose dear light
- With proud thanksgiving, a mother for her children
- Your hearts are lifted up, your hearts; title: "To women"
- Now in thy splendour go before us; title: "The Fourth of August"
- When I'm discharged at Liverpool an' draws my bit o' pay; title: "Hell's pavement"
- An’ Bill can have my sea-boots, Nigger Jim can have my knife; title: "The turn of the tide"
- It's a sunny pleasant anchorage, is Kingdom Come; title: "Port of many ships"
- Love's but the frailty of the mind
- Green gardens in Laventie!
- Look not thou on beauty’s charming; title: "Lucy Ashton's Song"
- The shepard upon a hill he sat; title: "Joly Joly Wat"
- True love’s the gift which God has given
- Unfold! Unfold! Take in His light; title: "The revival"
- Hey, the dusty Miller
- O lady Mary Ann looks o'er the Castle wa'
- She sailed out o' Sunderland with a cargo o' rails —; title: "Steel rails"
- ‘When I've left off carin' the way I do; title: "The wine of life"
- All coiled down, an' it's time for us to go; title: "So long"
- O Jean, my Jean, when the bell ca's the congregation; title: "Tam i' the kirk"
- 'Oh tell me what was on yer road, ye roarin’ norlan’ Wind; title: "The wild geese"
- As I gae'd doon by the twa mill dams i' the mornin'; title: "The water hen"
- I see the Gowk an' the Gowk sees me; title: "The Gowk"
- Ye’ve left the sun an the canle-licht an the starlicht; title: "The licht nichts"
- How shall I tell you of the freedom of the Downs?; title: "The freedom of the Downs"
- Old Yew, which graspest at the stones
- The Danube to the Severn gave
- Can you see the ships, lad, looming up the Channel; title: "Beating up the Channel"
- I know a valley sweet and golden; title: "The Valley of Laughter"
- Down along to Fore Street, a’most any day; title: "Cobblin'"
- A Sou’ Sou’ West was blowin’ up to more than half a gale; title: "A Mevagissey haul"
- We picks up bits o’ wreckage; title: "Longshore"
- Gallopin’ Joe be the fancy name us calls him in the Port; title: "Gallopin’ Joe"
- I reckoned the war would be over soon, when another two hundred men; title: "Cornish Clay"
- Tell me, tell me, where are you sailing; title: "Shipmates o' mine"
- All joy be thine this day of heart’s delight; title: "All joy be thine"
- Blackbird, blackbird loudly trilling; title: "Be still, Blackbird!"
- What of the day, O weary eyes?; title: "Beyond the dawn"
- Harlequin’s merry, Harlequin’s young; title: "Harlequin"
- There is gladness in the morning; title: "I shall meet you"
- Brave eyes that look’d so tenderly; title: "May God be with my boy to-night"
- Magic evening falls around me; title: "Nightingale of June"
- Come along, come along, life is so sweet; title: "Spring's awakening (Valse song)"
- The R.S.M. has a fancy chest; title: "The Company Sergeant-Major"
- The stars have eyes, and yet they cannot see; title: "The stars have eyes"
- The little vales are shining; title: "Happy day"
- In a garden of roses, maiden mine; title: "In a garden of roses"
- You’re a very dashing blade, Cavalier; title: "Laughing cavalier"
- Our barque has left the shore, dark and sad and lone; title: "The voyagers"
- Oh, well set-up and handsome as a sailorman could be; title: "Captain Mac’"
- Come, come away at break o’ day; title: "Break o’ day"
- When you pluck the flowers at happy Easter; title: "Easter flowers"
- Oh, night and day I’m dreaming of the hills of Donegal; title: "The hills of Donegal"
- A little brown owl once lived in a tree; title: "The little brown owl"
- Hast thou heard the turtle dove; title: "My dear soul (A Wessex Love Song)"
- One morning very early – one morning in the spring –; title: "One morning very early (I love my love)"
- Awake to the glory of the morn; title: "The splendour of the morn"
- Oh, we came up from Somerset; title: "Up from Somerset"
- O come, o come, my dearest, and hither bring; title: "O come, o come, my dearest"
- The fairy beam upon you; title: "The fairy beam upon you"
- Here we come a-piping; title: "Here we come a-piping"
- The lamb that e’er the world began; title: "The lamb that e’er the world began (Now carol we)"
- Begin to charm, and as thou strok’st my ears
- In the still air the music lies unheard; title: "In the still air"
- Ma mignonne
- Ching, ching, Chinaman; title: "Ching, ching, Chinaman"
- Oh, dear me! Mother caught a flea; title: "Oh, dear me!"
- Caroline Pink; title: "Caroline Pink"
- Well, I never; title: "Well, I never"
- ‘Tell me, tell me; title: "The galliass"
- How much wood would a woodchuck chuck; title: "The woodchuck"
- Three young rats with black felt hats; title: "Three young rats"
- The hunt is up! The hunt is up!
- I do not like thee, Dr Fell; title: "I do not like thee, Dr. Fell"
- The Rock-a-By Lady from Hushaby street; title: "The Rockaby Lady"
- I never thought that youth would go
- Come then, as ever, like the wind at morning!; title: "Invocation to Youth "
- Cold blows the winter wind: 't is Love; title: "Love at the door"
- The feathers in a fan; title: "Man"
- Tomorrow! Oh sweet tomorrow!; title: "My Fairyland"
- Courage my Soul: now to the silent wood; title: "Peace"
- If thou wouldst love me, let it be for naught; title: "Thy love"
- Too honest for a gypsy, too lazy for a farmer; title: "Shepherd's holiday "
- We be three poor mariners; title: "Song of the three mariners"
- He waits all day beside his little flock; title: "Farmer's boy"
- Cupid and my Campaspe played
- I can see you up on high; title: "Big Lady Moon"
- Now that my love lies sleeping; title: "Into her keeping"
- A boat 'neath a sunny sky; title: "Acrostic Song (Alice Pleasance Liddell)"
- My childhood’s home I see again; title: "Indiana Homecoming"
- Velvet the sky; title: "Dusk"
- Musa of the sea-blue eyes; title: "On a singing girl"
- Dere two fella Joe!; title: "Dere two fella Joe"
- O might a maid confess her secret longing
- Awake, awake, Fianna!; title: "Awake, awake Fianna "
- Tantara rara, hark from Tara, how the herald's trumpet clear; title: "The royal hunt"
- Moan, ye winds, ye caverns call; title: "The return from Fingal"
- Mortal babe the fays have brought me; title: "Fairy nurse song"
- Now the starlight only; title: "Fond Chloe"
- Oh! black breaks the morrow in tempest and gloom; title: "Lament for Owen Roe O'Neill"
- How many a time in Cratla’s dells; title: "St. Mary's Bells"
- Ah why, Patrick Sarsfield, did we let your ships sail; title: "The lament"
- She’s bid her maiden bower goodbye, and down the stair she’s stole; title: "Lady Sybil"
- Will you float in my boat; title: "Will you float in my boat?"
- Her brow is like the lily; title: "Her brow is like the lily"
- How happy for the woodbirds on the branches above; title: "How happy for the woodbirds"
- With laughing looks I once arose; title: "Jenny"
- While we sing a song; title: "The smith's song"
- On Innisfallen’s fairy isle; title: "The rejected lover"
- Of priests we can offer a charmin’ variety; title: "Father O'Flynn"
- Let all the best fish that swim in the sea; title: "Herring our king"
- I heard ‘mid oak trees olden; title: "I heard 'mid oak-trees olden"
- Of all the girls with clustering curls from Kerry to Kildare; title: "O thou of the beautiful hair"
- One Sunday after Mass; title: "One Sunday after Mass"
- As love was busy raising stolen honey to his lips; title: "The poison on the darts"
- When she answered me her voice was low – but, oh!; title: "When she answered me her voice was low"
- When she answered me her voice was low; title: "When she answered me her voice was low"
- Oh, take me to your arms, love, for we, alas! must part; title: "The willow tree"
- When first I saw young Molly; title: "The banks of the daisies"
- As Kathleen fair beyond compare; title: "The banks of the daisies"
- What is life without a wife?; title: "What is life without a wife"
- Wirra, wirra ollogone!; title: "Fan Fitzger'l"
- O my head’s in a whirl for your sake Fan Fitzger’l!; title: "Fan Fitzger'l"
- Molly bawn, white as lawn; title: "Molly Hewson"
- When at the altar; title: "Still side by side"
- Good-night! Good-night! Our feast is ended; title: "Good night"
- Now good night! our feast is over; title: "Good night"
- Give me the depth of love that springs
- A song came over the hill to me; title: "A song from o'er the hill"
- Grieve not, dear Love! Although we often part; title: "The Earl of Bristol's farewell"
- How beautiful they are, the lordly ones; title: "Faery song"
- Come, follow me by the Smell; title: "Onyons"
- When spring puts on her wedding gown; title: "Blossoms"
- O, Captain Harry Morgan has spread his sails again; title: "Captain Harry Morgan"
- A frog he would a-wooing go; title: "A frog he would a-wooing go"
- Lavender’s blue, diddle, diddle; title: "Lavender's blue"
- O my little sixpence!; title: "O my little sixpence!"
- Where are you goin’, my bonnie wee lass?; title: "Haliky daliky"
- There was a man lived in the moon; title: "Aiken Drum"
- There’s pairt o’ it young
- O! it’s owre the braes abüne out toun; title: "A laddie's sang"
- The tree stood flowering in a dream; title: "Nightmare"
- A skelp frae his teacher; title: "Black day"
- Cuddle-doun, my bairnie; title: "Bed-time"
- Within the violence of the storm; title: "Slaughter"
- It was your faither and mither
- The larky lad frae the pantry; title: "The larky lad"
- With easy hands upon the rein; title: "Who are these children?"
- Steepies for the barnie; title: "Supper"
- The auld aik’s doun; title: "The auld aik"
- Have I a wife? Bedam I have!; title: "Brewer's Man"
- Sleep, and let thy cares all be; title: "Slumber song"
- O how great is the vexation; title: "O how great is the vexation"
- Sleep, gentle cherub, sleep descend; title: "Sleep, gentle cherub"
- Gentle youth, O tell me why; title: "The fond appeal"
- So sweet was young Damon, so gentle his look; title: "The timely admonition"
- The fields lay brown on either hand; title: "The miracle"
- I love you/ With the wind in your hair; title: "The wind in your hair"
- Now all the world in peaceful slumber lies; title: "Requiescat"
- Sigh of wind on a moonless night; title: "I shall remember"
- There’s a fairy sleeping in every folded flower; title: "April's hour"
- Dancing ground for your feet; title: "The orchard sings to the child"
- Upon the street they lie; title: "The children"
- O! shairly ye hae seen my love; title: "Ballad"
- Said the Wind to the Moon, I’ll blow you out; title: "The Wind and the Moon"
- Oh, little cat beside my stool; title: "Cinderella's song"
- Kyrie, so Kyrie,” Jankyn syngyt merie with aleyson.”; title: "Joly Jankyn"
- How vainly men themselves amaze
- Do you ask what the birds say? The Sparrow, the Dove; title: "Birdspeak"
- Out in the dark over the snow; title: "Out in the dark"
- Love's blind, they say; title: "Love has eyes"
- I hear the feet below; title: "From a city window"
- The sun is a shining to welcome the day; title: "Come to the fair"
- Tell it to the locked-up trees
- 'Where am I from?'; title: "A broken song"
- Fast this life of mine is dying; title: "Death"
- 'Tis I can weave woollen and linen; title: "'Tis I can weave woollen and linen"
- There was no cradle for Jesus; title: "The cradle in Bethlehem"
- The daisy stars are swaying lakes; title: "Daisies after the rain"
- Love is a babel
- My heart adorned with thee; title: "My heart adorned with thee"
- Silver flows the river; title: "Summer sunset"
- Come Lady-Day; title: "Come Lady-Day"
- The buds are bursting in the brake; title: "April love"
- O pure is my love as the wild white cherry!; title: "Wild cherry"
- Blow, blow, winds of May; title: "Cuckoo song"
- Crownèd with flowers I saw fair Amaryllis
- Blossom on the plum
- Flow on! Happy stream; title: "Song of the stream"
- I sing of a maiden
- I dream'd I heard your voice in the night; title: "Come back!"
- My heart, my heart; title: "A secret"
- I have a friend, a true, true friend; title: "I have a friend"
- I watched a seabird flying along the wintry shore; title: "The sea-bird"
- Under the silver moonlight, flutter the great white wings; title: "Moonlight"
- I stood today by the shimm'ring sea; title: "By the sea"
- Dreamily the night comes; title: "Drooping wings"
- Close thine eyes in slumber sweet; title: "Fairy lullaby"
- Love, like a beggar came to me; title: "Cupid"
- Here she lies, in bed of spice; title: "A dirge"
- 'Tis five years since, "An end," said I
- Oh is it the jar of nations
- Drake is going West, lad; title: "Drake goes west"
- When I'm discharged at Liverpool 'n' draws my bit o' pay; title: "Hell's pavement"
- Mother Carey? She's the mother o' the witches; title: "Mother Carey"
- Beyond the moor and mountain crest; title: "The West"
- I was in a hooker once," said Karlssen; title: "Cape Horn Gospel"
- In valleys green and still
- A wind's in the heart of me, a fire's in my heels
- Oh, some are fond of red wine and some are fond of white
- Trottin' to the fair; title: "Trottin' to the fair"