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Oh, Dem Golden Slippers! Words and Music by James Allen Bland, 1854-1911. Arranged by F. Louis. (10 Feb. 1879) for Gener...
Bessie's Grave Words by W. Wallace Winchester. Music by James W. Porter. (4 Apr 1857) for General MIDI playback Prize...
For the Union We'll Die Words by W. S. Hurlocke M.D. Music by James W. Porter, Op. 340. (2 Dec 1860) for General MIDI pl...
Am I to Blame Words by Thomas Haines Bayly, Esq. Music by James Gaspard Maeder. (1833) for General MIDI playback from "S...
The Flower Fadeth Written and Adapted by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (29 Dec 1857) for General MIDI playback Melody from...
Soft Floating on the Air Words by James R. Murray. Music by Frederic Woodman Root, 1846-1916. (1877) for General MIDI pl...
Nomination Song No. 1 from "Three Offerings to Thee, Goddess of Liberty" Words by Charles Haynes. Music by James Edward...
He Was Famed for Deeds of Arms Words by Cherry. Melody by Dominico Corri. Adapted and arranged by James Gaspard Maeder....
Rest, Martyr, Rest Song and Chorus Words by James E. Glass Music by George P. Graff Arranged by Kurt Panzer (1865) f...
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I Wish That I'd Been Born a Boy Ladies Comic Song Words and Music by H. Angelo. Arranged by James W. Porter. (1866) f...
He Talks Out in His Sleep by James W. Long (1869) for General MIDI playback Song and Chorus As Sung by Billy Emerson of...
The Banjo Now Hangs Silent on the Door Song and Chorus Words and Melody by Jerry D. McCarthy. Arranged and Harmonized b...
My Southern Home Song Words by J. W. Watson. Music by J.T.S. Sullivan Arranged for the Piano by James Bellak. (31 Mar...
Maggie's Answer Response to "When You and I Were Young, Maggie" by James Austin Butterfield (1868) for General MIDI play...
Elegy on the Death of Lt. Col. Ch. D. Dreux Words by James R. Randall/ Music by George M. Loening. (11 Jun 1862) for Gen...
We Are Coming, Father Abraham, Three Hundred Thousand More Song and Chorus Words by James Sloan Gibbons. Arranged by J....
The Heroes of Gettysburg; or A Dirge for the Brave Words by James A. Scott. Music by Max Coble. (1864) for General MIDI...
