Available Poems in Sing-song: a nursery rhyme book (by Christina Georgina Rossetti )

[Complete]

• [Unknown Title]  (Mary Grant Carmichael) [x]
• A baby's cradle with no baby in it 
• A city plum is not a plum 
• A diamond or a coal?  (Henry George Ley)
• A frisky lamb 
• A house of cards 
• A linnet in a gilded cage  (Gerald Finzi, Hilda M. Grieveson)
• All the bells were ringing  (Charles Wood)
• A motherless soft lambkin  (Sidney Homer, Alexander Campbell MacKenzie, Sir, Cecil Sharman)
• and 1 are 2 
• An emerald is as green as grass  (Charles Wood)
• Angels at the foot  (Charles Wood)
• A pin has a head, but has no hair  (Charles Harford Lloyd)
• A pocket handkerchief to hem  (Sidney Homer, Harriet Ware)
• A ring upon her finger 
• A rose has thorns as well as honey  (Charles Harford Lloyd)
• A toadstool comes up in a night 
• A white hen sitting  (Percy Carter Buck, Sir)
• Baby cry  (Sidney Homer)
• Baby lies so fast asleep 
• Blind from my birth  (John Ireland)
• Boats sail on the rivers  (Sidney Homer, Hilda May Sarson, Marlys Swinger, Charles Wood)
• Bread and milk for breakfast  (Grace Wilbur Conant)
• Brown and furry  (Jean Berger, né Arthur Schloßberg, Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, Sir, Netty Simons)
• Brownie, Brownie, let down your milk 
• Clever little Willie wee 
• Crimson curtains round my mother's bed 
• Crying, my little one, footsore and weary?  (John Ireland, Geoffrey Molyneux Palmer)
• Currants on a bush  (I. T. Wilson)
• Dancing on the hill-tops  (Gerald Finzi, Sidney Homer, Craig Sellar Lang, Eleanor Smith)
• Dead in the cold, a song-singing thrush  (Gerald Finzi, Sidney Homer, Hilda May Sarson)
• Ding a ding," 
• Eight o'clock  (Allan Blank, Sidney Homer, Herbert Norman Howells)
• Ferry me across the water  ([more than ten composers]) GER
• Fly away, fly away over the sea  (Susanne Abbuehl, Anonymous/Unidentified Artist, Grace Wilbur Conant, Walford Davies, Sir, Imogen Clare Holst) GER
• Good-bye in fear, good-bye in sorrow  (Jean Berger, né Arthur Schloßberg, Ossip Salomonovich Gabrilovich, John Ireland, Horatio William Parker)
• Growing in the vale  (Anonymous/Unidentified Artist, Imogen Clare Holst, Cecil Sharman, Alfred Jethro Silver, Newton Swift, Felix Harold White)
• Heartsease in my garden bed  (R. T. White)
• Hear what the mournful linnets say  (Emily Daymond)
• Hope is like a harebell trembling from its birth  (Alys Eliza Bentley, John Frederick Bridge, Jane Morris, Arthur Somervell, Sir, Constance Virtue)
• Hop-o'-my-thumb and little Jack Horner 
• Hopping frog, hop here and be seen  (Charles Macpherson)
• How many seconds in a minute? 
• Hurt no living thing  (Sidney Homer)
• I am a King  (Craig Sellar Lang)
• I caught a little ladybird  (Felix Gerald Swinstead)
• I dreamt I caught a little owl 
• I dug and dug amongst the snow  (Walter Galpin Alcock, John Ireland)
• If all were rain and never sun  (Martin Akerman)
• If a mouse could fly  (Thomas Frederick Dunhill)
• If a pig wore a wig  (Grace Wilbur Conant, Walter Parratt)
• If hope grew on a bush  (Thomas Frederick Dunhill, Hilda May Sarson)
• If I were a Queen  (Newel Kay Brown, Charles Macpherson, Felix Gerald Swinstead, Ralph Vaughan Williams)
• If stars dropped out of heaven 
• If the moon came from heaven 
• If the sun could tell us half  (William Henry Harris, Sir)
• I have a little husband 
• I have a Poll parrot 
• I have but one rose in the world 
• I know a baby, such a baby  (William Henry Harris, Sir, Felix Harold White)
• In the meadow -- what in the meadow?  (Sidney Homer, Vally Weigl, née Pick)
• I planted a hand 
• Is the moon tired? she looks so pale  (Edward Thomas Chapman, Alexander Campbell MacKenzie, Sir, Ivan Phillip, Netty Simons, Felix Gerald Swinstead)
• January cold desolate 
• Kookoorookoo! kookoorookoo!"  (Thomas Frederick Dunhill, Sidney Homer)
• Lie a-bed,/ Sleepy head  (Sidney Homer, Charles Wood)
• Love me, - I love you  (Thomas Frederick Dunhill, Sidney Homer, John Ireland, Martin Edward Fallas Shaw, Felix Gerald Swinstead, Hanna van Vollenhoven Vories, as Hanna Vollenhoven)
• Lullaby, oh, lullaby!  ([more than ten composers])
• Margaret has a milking-pail  (George Dyson, Gerald Finzi, Shena Eleanor Fraser)
• Minnie and Mattie  (Sidney Homer, Felix Gerald Swinstead, Harriet Ware)
• Minnie bakes oaten cakes 
• Mix a pancake  (Mildred Hinkle Halle, Sidney Homer, Eleanor Smith, Charles Wood)
• Motherless baby and babyless mother 
• Mother shake the cherry-tree  (Herbert Norman Howells)
• My baby has a father and a mother 
• My baby has a mottled fist 
• Oh, fair to see  (Gerald Finzi, John Francis Holcombe Read, Martin Edward Fallas Shaw)
• O Lady Moon, your horns point toward the east  (Alan Hovhaness, Harvey Worthington Loomis)
• On the grassy banks 
• O sailor, come ashore  (Karl Wilson Gehrkens)
• Our little baby fell asleep 
• O wind, where have you been  (Emily Daymond, John Theodore Livingston Raynor, Eric Harding Thiman)
• O wind, why do you never rest  (Martin Akerman)
• Playing at bob cherry 
• Pussy has a whiskered face  (Hubert S. Middleton (attribution uncertain))
• Roses blushing red and white  (John Ireland)
• Rosy maiden Winifred  (Gerald Finzi, Walter Parratt, Cecil Sharman)
• Rushes in a watery place  (Alan Palmer)
• Seldom "can't," 
• Sing me a song  (Laurence Hector Davies, Robert Foresman, Shena Eleanor Fraser, Walter Parratt, James Hotchkiss Rogers)
• Stroke a flint, and there is nothing to admire 
• Swift and sure the swallow 
• The city mouse lives in a house;  (Anonymous/Unidentified Artist)
• The days are clear  (Herbert Norman Howells)
• The dear old woman in the lane  (Martin Edward Fallas Shaw)
• The dog lies in his kennel  (Sidney Homer)
• The horses of the sea  (Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir)
• The lily has an air 
• The lily has a smooth stalk  (Gerald Finzi, Ola Gjeilo, Hilda May Sarson, Adolf Weidig) SPA
• The peach tree on the southern wall 
• The peacock has a score of eyes  (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, Sir)
• There is but one May in the year  (John Ireland) DUT
• There is one that has a head without an eye 
• There's snow on the fields  (Gerald Finzi, Hilda M. Grieveson)
• The rose that blushes rosy red 
• The rose with such a bonny blush 
• The summer nights are short  (George Whitefield Chadwick, Charles Villiers Stanford, Sir) GER
• The wind has such a rainy sound  (Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, Sir, Beatrice Macgowan Scott, Arthur Somervell, Sir, Felix Gerald Swinstead, Philip George Wilkinson)
• Three little children 
• Three plum buns  (John Francis Holcombe Read)
• Twist me a crown of wind-flowers  (Basil Harwood, Franz Hüffer, Arthur Somervell, Sir, Leslie Woodgate)
• Under the ivy bush 
• Wee wee husband  (Craig Sellar Lang, Martin Edward Fallas Shaw)
• What are heavy? sea-sand and sorrow 
• What does the bee do?  (Fanny Snow Knowlton)
• What does the donkey bray about?  (Udo Kasemets)
• What do the stars do  (Donald Francis Tovey)
• What is pink? a rose is pink  (Charles Wood)
• What will you give me for my pound? 
• When a mounting skylark sings  (Edgar Leslie Bainton, John Ireland, Hermann Frederic Löhr, Arthur Somervell, Sir, Felix Gerald Swinstead)
• When fishes set umbrellas up 
• When the cows come home the milk is coming  (Edgar Leslie Bainton, Olive Woodman)
• Where innocent bright-eyed daisies are  (A. L. Abel, Harvey Bartlett Gaul)
• Who has seen the wind?  ([more than ten composers])
• Why did baby die 
• Wrens and robins in the hedge 
• Your brother has a falcon  (Francis Hueffer, John Ireland, Dorothy Wauchope Stewart)