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\She's pure as New York snow, /she got Bet te Da vis eyes.
Dickinson, New York. Composed May 1845 for Miss Virginia E. Dickinson (late Mrs. Henry Murray) since deceased.
Christy & Woods Minstrels, New York. Poetry & Music by John P. Ordway (16 Oct 1854) for General MIID playback
Niver, New York. Song and Chorus. Mezzo-Soprano, Alto, or Baritone.
C. of New-York. Music by Franceso Paolo Tosti, 1846-1916. (1881) for General MIDI playback Sung by M. M.
The Old Brown Cow No. 1 [of 2] from Gems of the Minstrelsy, Perham's Opera House, 663 Broadway, New York As sung by A.
To that Newspaper which has been signal in the advocacy of "All Rights for All", The New York Tribune, this song is respectfully
Walz at Newcomb & Arllington's Opera House, 28th & Broadway, New York.
Naval Band and Training School on the occasion of the Washington Centennial at New York, April 30, 1889.
KMIDI KARAOKE FILE @KV0100 @I Lyrics entered by Raphael Pungin @I br326@cleveland.freenet.edu @LENGL @TENGLISHMAN IN NEW YORK
lad ies night /Oh what a night \Girls, y'all got the one /A night that's spe cial ev ery where /From New York
\We can try to un der stand /The New York Times' ef fect on man.
ture looks bright /On that train /all gra phite and glit ter /Un der sea by rail /Nine ty min utes /from New York
/As the New York sun set dis ap peared, \I found an emp ty gar den /a mong the flag stones there.
Call Australia Home PETER ALLEN @TLyrics Entered by GSR \I've been to ci ties that ne ver close down /From New York
