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(Sin Sios Agus Suas Liom)
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A cho-dhalta mo ruin! Seachainn an
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A Cold Frosty Morning [2]
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A Lady to her Husband who was killed at the Battle of
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A Parcel of Rogues in a nation
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Abigail Judge
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Aboot the Bush, Willy
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Achil Air (Fonn Aicle)
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Adam Buckhan O!
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Adew Dundee
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Adieu to OReilly
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Adieu ye young men of Claudy green
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Adieu, Adieu Thou Faithless World
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Advice, The
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Agus ho Morag
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Ailen
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Ailen Aroon with Variations [2]
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Air by Carolan (sic)
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Airidh nan badan
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Alas that Im not a little
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Alewoman, The
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All
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All I Want is a Decent Boy
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Allan
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Alloa
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Ally Croaker
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America Lies Far Away
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An Bullán Mór (The Big Ox)
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An Ceó
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An Clár Bog Déil [1]
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An Cnuicín Fraoigh
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An Feochán
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An Irish Lullaby
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An nochd gur faoin mo chodal dhomh
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An old man he courted me
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An Old Woman Poor and Blind
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An t-Sean Chuilfhionn
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An the
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Anach Cuain
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Anacreon
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Ancient Barons of Kilravock, The
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Ancient sports of the glen, The
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Angels Whisper, The
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Angler, The
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Angus Camerons Compliments to
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Ann thou were my ain thing
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Annie OBrien
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Anti-Gallican
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Any
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Apple Praities
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Apprentice Boy, The
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Archibald
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Arniston House
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Arran Air
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Art McBride
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As
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As I Roved Out
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As I Roved Out One Morning [1]
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As I walked on the road to Sligo
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As I was walking beside Dublin
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As Through the Woods I Roamed
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As we sailed from the downs
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Ashtree Grove, The
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Astoreen
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At Midnight Hour
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At the Brow of a Hill
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Auld
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Auld lang Syne
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Auld Rob Morris
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Ba-ba my Baby
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Baffled Knight, The
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Ballinamona
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Ballindown Braes
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Bally Patrick
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Bandon Bridge [1]
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Banished to America
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Bank, The
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Banks and Braes of Bonny Doon
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Banks of Claudy, The
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Banks of Dunmore, The
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Banks of Forth, The
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Banks of Killaloe, The
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Banks of Lough Foyle, The
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Banks of Spey [2]
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Banks of the Bann, The
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Banks of the Blackwater
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Banks of the Dunmore
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Banks of the Roses, The
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Banks of the Shannon, The [1]
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1 |
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Banks of the Suir [2]
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Bannocks of Barley Meal [2]
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Banquet, The
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Banshees Cry, The
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Bantry Lasses, The [2]
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Bar Fast the Door O
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Barbara Allen [1]
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Bard of Armagh, The
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Bards Legacy, The
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Barley Brae
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Barley Grain [1]
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Barley Malt, The
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Barney OFinnigan
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Bashful Lover, The
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Battle Eve, The
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Battle of Kinloch Lochy
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Battle of the Roe, The
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Bay of Biscay O, The
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Be Gone
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Bean Dubh an Ghleanna
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Beautiful Little Vale of Araglin,
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Beautiful Mary McKeon
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Beauty in Tears
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Beauty, charming, fair and young
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Beer and Ale and Brandy
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Beggars Meal Pocks
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Belles of Shandon, The
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Bend of the River, The
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Beside a Silvery Stream
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Beside the Harbour
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Beside the River Laune [1]
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Beside the River Loune [2]
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Beside the White Rocks
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Bessie
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Bessies Haggies
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Bessy of Dromore
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Bha mi n dùil
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Biddy is My Darling
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Biddy Rowan
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Billy from Bruff
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Billy ORourke is the Boy
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Bink ore
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Bird Alone, The [2]
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Birks of Envermay
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Birthday, The
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Bishops Song, The
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Blab not what you ought to Smother
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Black
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Black haired
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Blackbird
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Blackbird and the Hen, The
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Blackbird,
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Blackbird, The
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Blackthorn
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Blaris
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Blaris Moor
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Bless Tipperary
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Blind Mans Dream, The
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Blodam Drain
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Blood-Red Rose, The
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Blooms of
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Blow the
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Blue Eyed Maid, The
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Blush of
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Boat Man [8], The
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Boatman [6], The
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Bobbity Dawly
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Bog Blossom, The
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Boherroe
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Bold Dragoon, The
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Bold Soldier Boy, The
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Bonar Bridge, The
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Bonnie
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Bonnie Kate of
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Bonnie lassie
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Bonnocks of Beer
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Bonny
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Bonny at Morn
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Bonny Barbara
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Bonny Boat
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Bonny Doon
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Bonny Dundee
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Bonny Dundee [3]
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Bonny Earl of
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Bonny Jean of
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Bonny Jean of Aberdeen
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Bonny Sweet
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Boy of My Heart, The
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Boys from Kerry, The
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Boys from Mullingar, The
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1 |
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Boys in the Gap [2]
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Boys of Carrigallen, The
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Boys of Glanlough, The
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1 |
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Boys of Wexford, The
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1 |
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Bra Lads of Gallowater
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Braes
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Braes of
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Braes of Lochiel, The
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Brave Irish Lad, The
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1 |
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Brave Volunteers, The
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1 |
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Breacan mairi Huistean
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Breeches Maker, The
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Breeze from Scotland will bring my
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Brennan on the Moor
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Brian MacCowall
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Bride of Malahide, The
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1 |
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Bridget My Treasure
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Bright
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Bright Black Rose, The
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1 |
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Bright Dawn of Day, The
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1 |
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Bright Evening, A
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Bright Love of My Heart [2]
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Bright Love of My Heart, The [1]
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1 |
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Bright Morning, A
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Brigid OMalley
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Brink of the White Rocks, The [1]
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Brink of the White Rocks, The [3]
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1 |
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Broken-Legged
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Broom
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1 |
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Brown Haired Boy, The [1]
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Brown Haired Boy, The [2]
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1 |
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Brown Maid, The
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Brown Mallet, The
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Brown Thorn, The [1]
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Brown Thorn, The [2]
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1 |
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Brown Thorn, The [3]
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1 |
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Buachaill
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1 |
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Buachaillin Og [1]
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Burns
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1 |
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Burns Farewell
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Burnt Old Man [1]
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1 |
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Burnt Old Man [2]
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1 |
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Burnt Old Man [3]
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1 |
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Bush Aboon Traquair, The
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Bush on the Hill, The [1]
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1 |
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Busk ye Busk ye my Bonny Bride
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Buttercups and Daisies
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By Men Belovd
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By the Brookside
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Ca the Ewes to the Knows
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Caerdroea
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1 |
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Cahirciveen
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Cailleac
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Cain O Hara
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Cairngoram Mountain [1]
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Cairngorm Mountain
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Caledonian Hunts Delight, The
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Calleen Dass or Pretty Maid
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Caller Herring
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Cam Ye by Athol?
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Campbell
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Can Love be contrould
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Captain Hawkers Favorite
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1 |
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Captain O'Kain, or The Wounded
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1 |
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Captain Simon Fraser of Knockys
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1 |
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Captain Slattery
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Captain Thompson
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Cara's Song
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Carle
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Carolans
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Carolans Cup
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1 |
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Carolans Dowry
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Carolans Farewell to Music
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1 |
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Carrickmacross [2]
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1 |
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Castle Donovan [2]
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1 |
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Castle Hyde [2]
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1 |
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Catherine Nowlan
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1 |
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Catherine Tyrell [1]
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1 |
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Catherine Tyrell [2]
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1 |
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Cathleen Asthore
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Cathrine Ogie
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Cean Dub Dílir [1]
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1 |
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Cean Dub Dílir [2]
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1 |
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Ceann Dubh
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Celia Connellan
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Celia OGara
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1 |
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Ceólta Cruit
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Chalk Sunday
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Chan ioghnadh na gillean
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Chapel Keithack
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1 |
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Charles Mac Hugh
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Charles OReilly
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1 |
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Charlie hes my Darling (Modern
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Charlie hes my Darling (Original
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1 |
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Charming Fair Maid, The
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1 |
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Charming Mary ONeill
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1 |
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Charming Nun to a Fryar came, A
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Chevy
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1 |
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Chi-ri-vus
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1 |
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Chiefs of Old Times, The
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Chieftain, The
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1 |
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Chieftains Lament, The
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1 |
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Christmas Comes but Once a Year
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1 |
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Christmas Eve
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1 |
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Chunnaic mi on damh donn s na
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1 |
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Church of Cleggan, The
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1 |
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Church of Dromore, The
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1 |
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Claudy Dwelling
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1 |
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Claur Bug Deal [2]
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1 |
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Clout the Caldron [2]
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Cluny
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Cnoic Uisnach
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1 |
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Coadys Dream
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1 |
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Cobbler
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Cock and Hen, The
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1 |
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Cock up your Beaver
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Coilsfield House
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Cold and Rough the North Wind
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Colleen Im Courting Just Now, The
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1 |
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Colleen Rue [1]
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1 |
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Colonel Hamilton of Pencaitlands
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1 |
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Colonel Smiths Lament
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Come all united Irishmen and
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Come all yunited-Irishmen, and listen
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1 |
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Come Along with Me [1]
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Come Back to Erin
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1 |
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Come by the Hills
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1 |
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Come Let Us Prepare
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1 |
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Come Over the Stream to Charlie
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Come sit down beside me my own
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1 |
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Come tell me in plain
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1 |
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Comely Girl, both Tall and
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1 |
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Coming Thro the Broom
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1 |
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Coming thro the Broom my Jo
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1 |
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Confab between a Quaker and a
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1 |
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Connacht Mother's Slumber Song, The
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1 |
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Contented I am
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1 |
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Convict of Van Diemens Land, The
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1 |
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Cooleen Bawn, The
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1 |
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Coolin, The
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1 |
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Coolun
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1 |
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Cork and Sweet Munster
|
1 |
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Corraga
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1 |
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Cottage adjoining the Fall, The
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1 |
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Count Not the Hours
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1 |
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Courtiers Think it No Harm
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1 |
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Cove or Cor, or Orchills Favorite
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1 |
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Cow Boy, The
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1 |
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Cradle Song, The [1]
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1 |
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Craig Chattan
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1 |
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Crested Hens
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1 |
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Croppy Boy [2]
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1 |
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Croppy Boy, The [3]
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1 |
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Croppy Tailor, The
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1 |
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Crossing to Ireland
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1 |
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Crottys Lament [1]
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1 |
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Crottys Lament [2]
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1 |
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Crows are coming home, The
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1 |
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Cruel Delany
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1 |
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Cruiskeen Lawn
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1 |
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Cuckoo
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1 |
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Cuckoo, The
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1 |
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Cumbernauld
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1 |
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Cup
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1 |
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Curly
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1 |
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Curra Koun Dilish
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1 |
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Cutting
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1 |
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Daft Robin
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1 |
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Dafydd y Garreg Wen
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1 |
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Dairy Maid, The [3]
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1 |
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Dan Deirg
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1 |
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Dan Gay
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1 |
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Dance by the old sally tree, The
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1 |
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Dance light for my heart lies under your feet
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1 |
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Dandy
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1 |
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Dangers of the sea, The
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1 |
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Daniel ODaly
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1 |
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Dark Lough Na Gar
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1 |
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Dark Maiden of the Valley, The
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Dark Slender Boy, The [2]
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1 |
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Dark-eyed Gypsy, The
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1 |
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Dark-Visaged Lad OGloran
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1 |
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Dawning of the Day [2]
|
1 |
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Dawning of the Day [3]
|
1 |
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Dawning of the Day, The [1]
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1 |
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Dear Black Cow [2]
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1 |
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Dear Little Shamrock, The
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1 |
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Dear mother he is going, and I
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1 |
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Dear mother he is going, and I know
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1 |
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Dear Rose
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1 |
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Dear white-backed brown cow, The [1]
|
1 |
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Death and the Sinner [1]
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1 |
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Death and the Sinner [2]
|
1 |
|
Death of General Wolfe, The
|
1 |
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Death of my friend, The
|
1 |
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Deceitful Stranger, The
|
1 |
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Deception, The
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1 |
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Denis, Dont be Threatening
|
1 |
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Dermot
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1 |
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Dermot and His Lass [2]
|
1 |
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Dermot My Treasure
|
1 |
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Dermot ODown
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1 |
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Derry Down, or Dennis Brulgruddery
|
1 |
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Derwentwater
|
1 |
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Desmonds Song
|
1 |
|
Devil Take the Wars
|
1 |
|
Devils Progress, The
|
1 |
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Dew on the Grass, The
|
1 |
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Dewy Morning, The
|
1 |
|
Did You See My Man Looking for Me? [1]
|
1 |
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Didnt you promise your own sweet
|
1 |
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Difyrrwch
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1 |
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Dirge of Mull, The
|
1 |
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Dissipated Youth, The [1]
|
1 |
|
Do you hear little girls, take
|
1 |
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Do You Mistrust Me?
|
1 |
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Dobbin's Flowery Vale [2]
|
1 |
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Dobbins
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1 |
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Dochas
|
1 |
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Dol-li-a
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1 |
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Donald Baccaghs Lament
|
1 |
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Donall Bran
|
1 |
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Donnell ODaly
|
1 |
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Doth not a meeting like this?
|
1 |
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Douchig
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1 |
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Down
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1 |
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Down among the ditches, oh.
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1 |
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Down at the Seaside
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1 |
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Down by Newcastle
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1 |
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Down by the banks of the sweet
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1 |
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Down by the Ocean Tide
|
1 |
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Down by the old mill
|
1 |
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Down by the river side
|
1 |
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Down in the Lowlands
|
1 |
|
Down on the floor
|
1 |
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Down the Burn Davie
|
1 |
|
Down the Burn Davie Lad [1]
|
1 |
|
Down the Burn, Davie
|
1 |
|
Downfall of OReilly
|
1 |
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Drahareen-O-Machree
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1 |
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Drimen Duff
|
1 |
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Drimin Dhu Dheelish
|
1 |
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Drimmin Dhoun Oge
|
1 |
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Drimoleague Fair
|
1 |
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Driving the Steers
|
1 |
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Drop of
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1 |
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Druim-fionn
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1 |
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Drums are Beating, The
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1 |
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Drunk at Night and Dry in the
|
1 |
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Drunk at Night and Dry in the Morning [2]
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1 |
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Drunken Wife o Galloway
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1 |
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Duchess of Atholes Favourite
|
1 |
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Dumbarton Drums
|
1 |
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Dunbartons Drums
|
1 |
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Dunkeld Hermitage Bridge
|
1 |
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Duplin House
|
1 |
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Dying Swan, The
|
1 |
|
Each ailment but love
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1 |
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Each night when I slumber
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1 |
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Eagle's
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1 |
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Early, early all in the Spring
|
1 |
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Easter Snow
|
1 |
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Echoing Horn
|
1 |
|
Edmund McDermot Roe
|
1 |
|
Edward Dodwell
|
1 |
|
Eileen Aroon [2]
|
1 |
|
Eilidh
|
1 |
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Eliza
|
1 |
|
Ellen OGrady
|
1 |
|
Emblem of Faith, The
|
1 |
|
Emerald Isle, The
|
1 |
|
Emers Farewell to Cucullain
|
1 |
|
Emigrants Adieu
|
1 |
|
Enchanted Valley [1]
|
1 |
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Enniskillen Dragoons, The [1]
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Erin My Country [1]
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Erins Lovely Home
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Eryri Wen
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Etrick
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Etrick Banks
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Ewie wi the Crooked Horn, The [1]
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Faghaim
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Faillirinn illirinn
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Fair
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Fair at Dungarvan, The
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Fair Branch, The
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Fair Darling of My Heart
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Fair Ellen
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Fair Kings Courtship
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Fair Love of My Heart
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Fair Maid
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Fair Maid of Cavan
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Fair Maid of Kinsale, The
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Fair Maidens Beauty Will Soon Pass Away
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Fair Mary Mulholland
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Fair-Haired Weaver, The
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Fair-Haired White-Skinned Calf,
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Fairhaired Girl, The
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Fairies Well, The
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Fairy Boy, The
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Fairy Cobbler, The
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Fairy Queen [1]
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Fairy Rath, The
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Fairy Troop, The
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Faithful Brown Cow, The [1]
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Faithful Brown Cow, The [2]
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Far, far beyond yon Mountains
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Fare You Well
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Farewell darling Youth
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Farewell for Evermore
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Farewell My Native Land
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Farewell my Pretty witty Peggy
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Farewell now Miss Gordon
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Farewell to Ballymoney
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Farewell to Gartly
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Farewell to Lochaber
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1 |
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Farewell to Lough Conn
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Farewell to Lough Rea
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Farewell to Peggy
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Farewell to the Troubles of the World
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Farmer Hayes
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Farmers Lament, The
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Father Quinn
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Father Tom O'Neill
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Feasgar ciuin
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Fenian Stronghold
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Ffarwel Ir Marian
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Field White with Daisies, The
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Fingalian Air, A
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Fingalls Lamentation
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Fishermans Song, The
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1 |
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Flora Macdonalds Adieu to the Prince
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Flower of Fancy, A
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Flower of the Forest
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Flower of the Vale
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Flower of the Vale, The
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Flower(s) of Erins
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Flowers
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Flowers in the Valley, The
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Flowers of Limerick [2]
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Flowers of the Forest
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Flowers of the Forest, The
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Flowing Bowl, The [2]
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Flowing locks of my brown maid,
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Fly not yett
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Fly Swiftly Ye Minutes
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Foggy Dew, The [2]
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Fonab House
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Fond Chloe
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Foot of the Mountain
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For
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For Freedom and For Erin
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For Id rather go
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For the Lack of Gold
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Forget not the Angels
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Forlorn Lover, The
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Forlorn Stranger, The
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Foundering of the boat, in Lough
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Four-Leaved Shamrock, The
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Fox and His Wife, The
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Fox went out of a moonlight night,
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Foxs Sleep, The
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1 |
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Fragrant Blossoms
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Francis
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Frenet Ha
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Friars Hill, The
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1 |
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Fun at Donnybrook, The
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1 |
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Fy gar rub her oer wi Straw
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Gaelic Air, A [2]
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Galley Slave, The
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1 |
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Gane is My Jean
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Gaol of Clonmell, The
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Garbh Chnoicín Fraoich, An
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Garvagh! Its a pretty place,
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1 |
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Gather Ye Rosebuds
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Gathering of the Clans, The
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1 |
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Gay Young Fireman, The
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1 |
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Generous Woman, The
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1 |
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George Brabazon [1]
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1 |
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George Gubbins Delight
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1 |
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Geraldines
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1 |
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Gilder Roy [1]
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Gin a body meet a body
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Gin Ye Kiss My Wife, Ill Tell the
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Gin ye won ne take me ye may let
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Gipsies came to Lord M
.s Gate,
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Girl from Lower Ireland, The
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Girl I Love, The [1]
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Girl of Bruree, The
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Girl of Knocklong, The
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Girls I Have Courted, The
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Girls of Our Town, The [1]
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Give
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Glencoe
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Glengarrys Foxhunter
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Go My Own Darling Boy
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God Save Our Lord the King
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Gol Na mBan San Ár
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Gold-Haired Maid, The
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Good Health to My Brown Maid
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Good Health to Our Friends Far
|
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Good Morning, Fair Maid
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Gordon Castle [4]
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Gorey Caravan, The
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Gossip, The
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1 |
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Graine Uaile
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Gramachree
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Grant of Sheuglies contest betwixt his Violin, Pipe and
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Grassy Green Pillow, The
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Grassy Turf, The
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Grave of Wolfe Tone, The
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Greeks Victory, The
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1 |
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Green
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1 |
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Green Banks of the Maigue, The
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1 |
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Green Bushes, The
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1 |
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Green Shady Bowers
|
1 |
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Green Sleeves [4]
|
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Green Woods of Truigha, The
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1 |
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Groves of Blackpool [1]
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1 |
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Groves of Blackpool, The [2]
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1 |
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Groves of Dromore, The
|
1 |
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Gudewife of Peebles
|
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Hail to the Shamrock
|
1 |
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Hamilton House [3]
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Hamlet where my lover dwells, The
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1 |
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Handsome Sportsman, The
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1 |
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Harbour of Ballyshone
|
1 |
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Hard Hearted Maiden
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1 |
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Hard is my fate
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1 |
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Harmony [2]
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Harp that once, The
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1 |
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Have You Been at Carrick?
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1 |
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Have You Seen My Valentine?
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1 |
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Hawk of Ballyshannon, The
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1 |
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He has come back to Erin
|
1 |
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He Left Us in Sorrow
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1 |
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He na Boddachin
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1 |
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He thought of the charmer
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Hear me you thats looking for a
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Heart Bowed Down, The
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1 |
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Heart of Munster, The
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1 |
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Heavy Boolthaun, The
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1 |
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Hei Tuti Teti
|
1 |
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Heigho My Jockey
|
1 |
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Helen N. Robertson
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1 |
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Hen and a cock went out together,
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Hens
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Her absence will not alter me
|
1 |
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Her Blushing Cheek
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1 |
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Her skin is like the lily
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Hereditary Hall of Macleod, The
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1 |
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Heres a health to our leader
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Heres a Health to them thats
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Hermit of Killarney
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1 |
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Hero Never Dies, A
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Herr Roloffs Farewell
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1 |
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Hessian Camp [1]
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1 |
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Hewlett
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1 |
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Hey Tuti Tatey
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1 |
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Hey Tutty Tatey
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1 |
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Hi Lo Ro! Hog Eile
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1 |
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Hibernias Lovely Jane
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1 |
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Hie Over Hunt [2]
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1 |
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High-Flier, The
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1 |
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Higly excellent good man of
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Hill o rò, Hill o rò
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Ho ro an clò dubh
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Ho! Ro! Gum baoibhinn leam
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1 |
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Hoddom Castle
|
1 |
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Hold Your Tongue
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1 |
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Holland is a fine place
|
1 |
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Honest Man, The
|
1 |
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Honorable Mrs. Maule of Panmures
|
1 |
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Honourable Mr. Ramsay Maules
|
1 |
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Hour Before Day, An
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1 |
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House of Candacraig, The
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1 |
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House on the Hill, The [1]
|
1 |
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Housekeeper, The
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1 |
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How
|
1 |
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How Deep in Love Am I
|
1 |
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How Happy Could I be with Either
|
1 |
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How Happy the Solider
|
1 |
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How melancholy am I
|
1 |
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How Paddy Was Fooled
|
1 |
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How Shall I Find Her Home Room?
|
1 |
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How will I get to the bedchamber
|
1 |
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Hugh Gilmours Lament for Niel Gow
|
1 |
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Humors of Carrickmacross
|
1 |
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Humors of Glynn [1]
|
1 |
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Humors of the Joyce Country, The
|
1 |
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Hunting the Wren
|
1 |
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Huntingtone
|
1 |
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Hurrah! For Old Erin for Ever
|
1 |
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Hymn to
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1 |
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I am a bold defender
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1 |
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I am a poor maiden, my fortune
|
1 |
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I am asleep [1]
|
1 |
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I Bridled My Nag
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1 |
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I Could but I Wont
|
1 |
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I Dreamt of My Love
|
1 |
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I Found My Love in the Morning
|
1 |
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I Had a Horse I Had Nae Mair
|
1 |
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I Leave You in Sadness
|
1 |
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I Leave You to Guess [1]
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1 |
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I leave you to guess [2]
|
1 |
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I Live Not Where I Love
|
1 |
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I Love a Woman
|
1 |
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I Love my Love in Secret
|
1 |
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I Love Thee No More
|
1 |
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I Love You My Darling
|
1 |
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I Met Her in the Garden
|
1 |
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I must be married if this is the
|
1 |
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I Once Loved a Boy [1]
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1 |
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I Once Loved a Boy [2]
|
1 |
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I Pressed Her to my Breast
|
1 |
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I rise in the morning with my
|
1 |
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I saw the bright lady a-sitting
|
1 |
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I Saw Thy Form
|
1 |
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I shall leave this country and go
|
1 |
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I was born for sport
|
1 |
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I was one night about Bridgetmas
|
1 |
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I Was Roaming in the Gloaming
|
1 |
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I will raise my sail black,
|
1 |
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I Wish I Was in Banagher
|
1 |
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I wish I were in Drogheda
|
1 |
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I wish my Love were in a myre
|
1 |
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I Wish that I Could Go with You
|
1 |
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I wish the French would take them
|
1 |
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I Wish You Were My Darling
|
1 |
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I wish, I wish, but I wish in vain
|
1 |
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Id range the world over with my
|
1 |
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If all the Young Ladies
|
1 |
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If any of those children of hunger
|
1 |
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If eer
|
1 |
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If Ever I
|
1 |
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If the Grog is Good, We Will Have
|
1 |
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Ill be a Good Boy
|
1 |
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Ill Make My Love a Breast of
|
1 |
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Ill Mend Your Pots and Kettles
|
1 |
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Ill never leave thee
|
1 |
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Im a poor stranger and far from
|
1 |
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Im a poor stranger thats far
|
1 |
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Im an Irishman from Monaghan a
|
1 |
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Im Asleep and Dont Awaken Me
|
1 |
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Im Going
|
1 |
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Im Lonely Tonight Love
|
1 |
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Im Married One Year Today
|
1 |
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Im Sadly Thinking
|
1 |
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Im Weary of Life
|
1 |
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In comes great Bonaparte with
|
1 |
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In Days Gone By [1]
|
1 |
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In deepest sorrow I think of home
|
1 |
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Inch
|
1 |
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Ingle
|
1 |
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Inspiring
|
1 |
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Irish
|
1 |
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Irish Lament
|
1 |
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Irish Lassie,
|
1 |
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Irish setting of Black eyed
|
1 |
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Irish Widow's
|
1 |
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Is
|
1 |
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Isabella
|
1 |
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Isle of Aigas,
|
1 |
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Isle of Aigas, The
|
1 |
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It
|
1 |
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It would not do at all
|
1 |
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Its
|
1 |
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Jacket Blue
|
1 |
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James My Thousand Treasures [1]
|
1 |
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James OBrien
|
1 |
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Janes Heart Inclines to Me
|
1 |
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Jem the Miller
|
1 |
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Jenny Dwyer
|
1 |
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Jesse the Flower of Dunblane
|
1 |
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Jockie
|
1 |
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John
|
1 |
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John Dory
|
1 |
|
John Drury [2]
|
1 |
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John Gows Compliments to the
|
1 |
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John Kelly
|
1 |
|
John MacAnantys Welcome Home
|
1 |
|
John Mitchell
|
1 |
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John ODwyer of the Glen [1]
|
1 |
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John the Shepherd of Glengarry
|
1 |
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John White
|
1 |
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Johnny Doyle [1]
|
1 |
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Johnny Doyle [2]
|
1 |
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Johnny, Fill Up the Bowl
|
1 |
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Jolly Beggarman, The
|
1 |
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Jolly Pedlar, The [2]
|
1 |
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Jolly Plowman, The [1]
|
1 |
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Jolly Young Waterman, The
|
1 |
|
Joy to Great Caesar
|
1 |
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Joys of Summer, The
|
1 |
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Judy
|
1 |
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Jug
|
1 |
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Jug of Punch, The [4]
|
1 |
|
Just in the height of her bloom
|
1 |
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Kate Kearney Waltz
|
1 |
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Kathleen OMoore
|
1 |
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Katty Nowlan [1]
|
1 |
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Katty Nowlan [2]
|
1 |
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Keach
|
1 |
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Kean OHara [1]
|
1 |
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Keepsake, The
|
1 |
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Kent
|
1 |
|
Kerry for me
|
1 |
|
Kerrywomans Lament, The
|
1 |
|
Keshcorran
|
1 |
|
Kilkenny Tune
|
1 |
|
Killarney
|
1 |
|
Kind Robin loes me
|
1 |
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Kinfanns House
|
1 |
|
King and the Tinker, The
|
1 |
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King Cormac and the Lericaun
|
1 |
|
Kings Health, The
|
1 |
|
Kiss in the Kitchen
|
1 |
|
Kissd Yestr Een
|
1 |
|
Kissing Thy Sweet Lips
|
1 |
|
Kitty of Coleraine
|
1 |
|
Kitty OHara
|
1 |
|
Kitty Quinn
|
1 |
|
Kitty Tyrrell [1]
|
1 |
|
Kitty will you marry me?
|
1 |
|
Knockfierna
|
1 |
|
Lachlan with the jet black hair
|
1 |
|
Laddie I esteem you
|
1 |
|
Ladies dressed in their garments
|
1 |
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Ladies Take Care
|
1 |
|
Lady
|
1 |
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Lady Ann Hopes Favourite
|
1 |
|
Lady Blaney
|
1 |
|
Lady Charlotte Bruces Favorite
|
1 |
|
Lady Harriot Montagues Favorite
|
1 |
|
Lady of the Desert, The
|
1 |
|
Lady Wallace [3]
|
1 |
|
Lady Westmorelands Fancy
|
1 |
|
Ladys Expostulation with Rob Roy, The
|
1 |
|
Laird o Cockpen
|
1 |
|
Lament
|
1 |
|
Lament for Charles MacCabe
|
1 |
|
Lament for Mr. Ramsay of Barnton
|
1 |
|
Lament for Terence MacDonough
|
1 |
|
Lament for Una MacDermot
|
1 |
|
Lament for Wll Starr
|
1 |
|
Lament of Flora MacDonald
|
1 |
|
Lament of the Aran Fisherman
|
1 |
|
Lament of William McPeter the
|
1 |
|
Lamentation for Mac Gregor of Roro
|
1 |
|
Lamentation of Aughrim, The
|
1 |
|
Lamentation of Deirdre for the
|
1 |
|
Lamentation of OReillys Bride
|
1 |
|
Lamentation of Sir Richard
|
1 |
|
Land of
|
1 |
|
Landlord
|
1 |
|
Laoidh
|
1 |
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Lark in the blue summer sky, The
|
1 |
|
Lass of Humber Side, The
|
1 |
|
Lass of Sliabh Bán
|
1 |
|
Lass with the Rowling Eye
|
1 |
|
Lasses of Donaghadee, The
|
1 |
|
Lassie Lost her Silken Snood, The
|
1 |
|
Last night a story came to me in
|
1 |
|
Last night as I was thinking of
|
1 |
|
Last Rose of Summer, The
|
1 |
|
Last Time
|
1 |
|
Last time I came oer the Moor,
|
1 |
|
Lay
|
1 |
|
Leading of the Star
|
1 |
|
Leap Year [2]
|
1 |
|
Leather Away with the Wattle
|
1 |
|
Leather Bags Donnel
|
1 |
|
Leaves so Green
|
1 |
|
Leith Wynd
|
1 |
|
Lemonfield Rangers, The
|
1 |
|
Let Me Wander
|
1 |
|
Let Other Men Praise
|
1 |
|
Let the Wind Blow High or Low
|
1 |
|
Let Us Be Drinking
|
1 |
|
Let Us Leave That As It Is
|
1 |
|
Let Us to
|
1 |
|
Letter, The
|
1 |
|
Life Let
|
1 |
|
Liffeys Silvery Stream, The
|
1 |
|
Light of Other Days, The
|
1 |
|
Limerick's Lamentation
|
1 |
|
Listen sweet girl listen
|
1 |
|
Little Bench of Rushes [2]
|
1 |
|
Little Bench of Rushes, The [1]
|
1 |
|
Little Black Rose [1]
|
1 |
|
Little Black Rose [3]
|
1 |
|
Little Fair Child [2]
|
1 |
|
Little Fair Child, The [1]
|
1 |
|
Little Girl of My Heart
|
1 |
|
Little Heathy Hill, The [1]
|
1 |
|
Little Mary Cullinan
|
1 |
|
Little Molly O!
|
1 |
|
Little red lark of the mountain,
|
1 |
|
Little Swallow, The
|
1 |
|
Little Yellow Road, The
|
1 |
|
Lizzie Lindsay
|
1 |
|
Llewellyn
|
1 |
|
Loch na Garr [2]
|
1 |
|
Lochaber
|
1 |
|
Lochaber Gathering
|
1 |
|
Lochaber No More
|
1 |
|
Logan
|
1 |
|
Logan Water
|
1 |
|
Logie o
|
1 |
|
Lone Vale, The
|
1 |
|
Long time I courted you, Miss
|
1 |
|
Longest Day, The
|
1 |
|
Lord
|
1 |
|
Lord Buchan
|
1 |
|
Lord Doneraile
|
1 |
|
Lord Inchiquin
|
1 |
|
Lord Mayo [1]
|
1 |
|
Lord Reay
|
1 |
|
Lord, Send the French without
|
1 |
|
Loudoun Castle
|
1 |
|
Lough Carra Fisherman
|
1 |
|
Lough Ernes Shore
|
1 |
|
Lough Sheeling [2]
|
1 |
|
Loughrea Lasses, The
|
1 |
|
Louver, The
|
1 |
|
Love & Whiskey or Bob &
|
1 |
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Love and a Pipe
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Love and Hospitality
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Love for Love
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Love is a Tormenting Pain
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Love is the cause of my mourning
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Love that has undone me, The
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Lovely Sweet
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1 |
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Lovely sweet banks of the Suir,
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Lovers Complaint, The
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1 |
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Lovers Lament, The
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1 |
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Lovers Story, The
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1 |
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Lovers Whims
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1 |
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Loves Young Dream
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1 |
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Low-Backed Car, The
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1 |
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Luggelaw
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Lullaby for
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MacCrimmons Lament
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1 |
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MacDonald Lord of the Isles
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MacGregor Murray in the Celtic
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1 |
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Macgregor o Ruari
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1 |
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MacIntoshs Lament
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1 |
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MacIntyres Farewell [1]
|
1 |
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Macleod of Macleods Chorus Song
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1 |
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Macleods Daughter
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1 |
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MacPhersons Cave
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1 |
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Madame
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Magnus
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Maid
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Maid of
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Maid of Calligan
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Maid of Lodi
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Maiden fond of
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Maiden-Ray,
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Maiden,
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Maids
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Maids of
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Máire A Rúin
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Máire Óg na gCiabh
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Mairi
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Mairi bhan og [2]
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1 |
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Mairi Bhoidheach [2]
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1 |
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Mairi dhonn
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1 |
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Major, The [2]
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1 |
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Malcolm of the Glen [2]
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1 |
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Mammie will you let me to the
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1 |
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Man of Kent, The
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1 |
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Man with the Red Cloak, The
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1 |
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Mans a man for a that, A
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Mantle So Green [1]
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1 |
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Mantle so green, The
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1 |
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Mar
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1 |
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March of the Months
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Marchioness of Huntlys Favorite,
|
1 |
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Margaret
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1 |
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Margaret Anne Robertson
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1 |
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Margaret Lavin
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Margaret Macdonald
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Margaret ONeill
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Margaret Roche
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Margaret Sheehan
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Marinda
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1 |
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Marion, the Gaberlunzie mans daughter
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Martyrs
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1 |
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Mary
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1 |
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Mary Do
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1 |
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Mary O
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Mary with the Amber Locks
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1 |
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Mary Young and Fair
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Mary, My
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1 |
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Marys Return
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Massacre of Glencoe, The [1]
|
1 |
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Master Pinto
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1 |
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Matchmaker, The
|
1 |
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Mavourneen Bawn
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1 |
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Maw Canny Hinny
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1 |
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May Fair
|
1 |
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McDermot Roe
|
1 |
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McFarlanes Lament
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1 |
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McGuires
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1 |
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McLeans Lamentation [2]
|
1 |
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Mecklinburgh
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1 |
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Meeting
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1 |
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Meikleour Beeches, The
|
1 |
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Melvil House
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1 |
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Merch Megan
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Merchant from the Erne, The
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1 |
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Merchants Daughter, The [2]
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1 |
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Mermaid, The
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Mill
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Mill Mill O
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Millers Maid, The [2]
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Minstrels
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Miss
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Miss Goulding
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1 |
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Miss Graham of Inchbrakie
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Miss Henderson, Trinitys Favorite
|
1 |
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Miss Laura Andrew
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1 |
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Miss Lucy
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1 |
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Mississippi
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1 |
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Mna
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1 |
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Mo ghille guanach
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1 |
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Mo nigheanag dhònn
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1 |
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Mo robairneach gaolach
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1 |
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Mo Rùn bhan dileas
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1 |
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Mo Storeen from Muskerry
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1 |
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Molly Asthoreen
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1 |
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Molly Ban So Fair
|
1 |
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Molly Butler
|
1 |
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Molly Carew
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1 |
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Molly Fair, that western dame
|
1 |
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Molly Malone [3]
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1 |
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Molly My Dear
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1 |
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Molly of Lough Erne
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1 |
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Monaltrie
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1 |
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Monks of the Screw
|
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Mor
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Morag
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1 |
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Morans Return
|
1 |
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Morays Frolick, The
|
1 |
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Morgan Megan
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1 |
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Morning Air, The
|
1 |
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Morning Dew, The [3]
|
1 |
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Morning Dream, The
|
1 |
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Morning of Life, The
|
1 |
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Morning Star, The [5]
|
1 |
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Mountain High, The
|
1 |
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Mountains of Pomeroy, The
|
1 |
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Mourne Shore [1]
|
1 |
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Mourne Shore [2]
|
1 |
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Mower, The
|
1 |
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Mowing of the Hay, The
|
1 |
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Mr. Charles Grahams Welcome Home
|
1 |
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Mr. Grumguffenhoff
|
1 |
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Mr. HoyGordon Castle
|
1 |
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Mr. Marshalls Favorite
|
1 |
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Mr. Nisbet of Dirletons Favorite
|
1 |
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Mrs. Gordons Favorite
|
1 |
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Mrs. Jamiesons Favourtie
|
1 |
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Mrs. Laird of Strickmertens
|
1 |
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Mrs. MacDonald [1]
|
1 |
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Mrs. Maxwell [1]
|
1 |
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Muckin o Geordies Byre
|
1 |
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Mucking
|
1 |
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Murphy Delaney
|
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My
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1 |
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My Ain Kind Dearie
|
1 |
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My Charmer
|
1 |
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My darling has
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1 |
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My Dear Irish Girl
|
1 |
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My Dearie Sits Ower Late Up
|
1 |
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My Dermot
|
1 |
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My Eveleen gave me a secret to keep
|
1 |
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My Fairhaired Darling [1]
|
1 |
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My Friend and Pitcher
|
1 |
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My Heart is Breaking
|
1 |
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My Heart is Sore
|
1 |
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My Heart is Your Slave
|
1 |
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My Hearts Full of Joy
|
1 |
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My honest dear neighbour I neer killed your cat
|
1 |
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My Jewel, My Joy
|
1 |
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My Jo Janet
|
1 |
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My Johnny Dear
|
1 |
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My Kathleen Dear
|
1 |
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My Ladys Mantle
|
1 |
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My Lagan Love
|
1 |
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My Lily
|
1 |
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My Little Bag that was Stolen
|
1 |
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My Lodging is
|
1 |
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My Lodging is on the Cold, Cold Ground
|
1 |
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My Love Has Gone
|
1 |
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My love is
|
1 |
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My Love is a Bandboy
|
1 |
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My Love is a Lady
|
1 |
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My love is all the world to me
|
1 |
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My love is coming home
|
1 |
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My Love is fixed upon her
|
1 |
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My Love is on the River
|
1 |
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My Love to-day as heretofore
|
1 |
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My Love Will Neer Forsake Me
|
1 |
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My lovely Irish boy
|
1 |
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My Lover Wounded
|
1 |
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My Mary Cullenan
|
1 |
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My Mothers ay glowring oer me
|
1 |
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My name is bold Kelly [1]
|
1 |
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My name is bold Kelly [2]
|
1 |
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My Nanie
|
1 |
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My Nannie O
|
1 |
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My Nanny O
|
1 |
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My only Joe and dearie
|
1 |
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My Only Joe and Deary O
|
1 |
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My Own Dear Maid
|
1 |
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My Own Sweetheart
|
1 |
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My Own Young Dear
|
1 |
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My parents gave me good advice
|
1 |
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My True Love Has Gone from Me
|
1 |
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My Valentine
|
1 |
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My Wife has scolded me
|
1 |
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My wife shes taen the Gee
|
1 |
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Nancy
|
1 |
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Nancys
|
1 |
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Nathaniel Gows Compliments to Mr.
|
1 |
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Nathaniel Gows Lament for the
|
1 |
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Ned of the Hill
|
1 |
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Nelly Bawn
|
1 |
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Nelly Gray
|
1 |
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Nelly O Neale
|
1 |
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New Apron, The
|
1 |
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New Broom, The
|
1 |
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New Langolee
|
1 |
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New Lesson, The
|
1 |
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New Years Song
|
1 |
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Newry
|
1 |
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Niel Gows Lament for the Death of
|
1 |
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Night of the Fun, The [2]
|
1 |
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Night Was Calm, The
|
1 |
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Nights past and gone, The
|
1 |
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Nionag a
|
1 |
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Nora
|
1 |
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Norah
|
1 |
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Now
|
1 |
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Numbers
|
1 |
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O
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1 |
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O Charley is
|
1 |
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O Nancy
|
1 |
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O the bonny fisher lad
|
1 |
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O the Oak and
|
1 |
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O Whistle and Ill Come to Ye, My Lad
|
1 |
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O,
|
1 |
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O!
|
1 |
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O'Connell's Lamentation
|
1 |
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OCarolans Devotion [1]
|
1 |
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OCarolans Dream
|
1 |
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OCarolans Farewell
|
1 |
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OCarolans Farewell to Music
|
1 |
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OCarolans Lament
|
1 |
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Och! mar tha mi
|
1 |
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Oer
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1 |
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Oer the Mountains [2]
|
1 |
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Of My Love I was Thinking
|
1 |
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Oh
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1 |
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Oh Dear Mother
|
1 |
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Oh Lassie Art
|
1 |
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Oh No! We Never Mention Her
|
1 |
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Oh,
|
1 |
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Old
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1 |
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Old Blind Bard, The
|
1 |
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Old Coolin, The
|
1 |
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Old Head of Denis, The
|
1 |
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Old Hornless Cow, The
|
1 |
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Old Langolee
|
1 |
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Old Rambler, The
|
1 |
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Old Sibby
|
1 |
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Old Truagh
|
1 |
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Old Woman Lameting Her Purse, The
|
1 |
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Old Womans Money, The
|
1 |
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On a Bank of Flowers
|
1 |
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On a Cold Winters Day
|
1 |
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On Lough Neaghs Banks
|
1 |
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On the
|
1 |
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On the green stubble in harvest
|
1 |
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On the Mountain Side
|
1 |
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Once I was at a Noblemans Wedding
|
1 |
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Once I Was Happy
|
1 |
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Once I Was Invited to a Noble
|
1 |
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One Bottle More [1]
|
1 |
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One Evening Fair
|
1 |
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One night I dreamt
|
1 |
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One Sunday After Mass
|
1 |
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One Wife is Enough for Me
|
1 |
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Open
|
1 |
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OReillys
|
1 |
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Ormondes
|
1 |
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Ormonds
|
1 |
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Oro,
|
1 |
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ORourkes
|
1 |
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Orphan, The
|
1 |
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Ossian alone,
|
1 |
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Ossianic Air
|
1 |
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Ossians
|
1 |
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Outlaw
|
1 |
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Over
|
1 |
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Pachelbel's Frolics
|
1 |
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Paddies Evermore
|
1 |
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Paddy Shown More
|
1 |
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Paddy Will You Now
|
1 |
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Paddy's Rambles Through the Park
|
1 |
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Paddys
|
1 |
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Paddys Green Island
|
1 |
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Parson Boasts of Mild Ale, The
|
1 |
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Parting Glass, The [1]
|
1 |
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Parting of Friends, The
|
1 |
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Past One OClock
|
1 |
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Peace of the Valley, The
|
1 |
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Pearl of the fair pole of hair
|
1 |
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Pearl of the flowing tresses, The
|
1 |
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Pearl of the White Breast [2]
|
1 |
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Peeler and the Goat, The
|
1 |
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Peer of Leith, The
|
1 |
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Peevish Child, The
|
1 |
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Peggie I must love the(e)
|
1 |
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Peggy Bawn
|
1 |
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Peggy OHaras Wedding
|
1 |
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Pennycuick House
|
1 |
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Phelim Mountains, The
|
1 |
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Phelims Boat
|
1 |
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Pinkie
|
1 |
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Piper o Dundee,
|
1 |
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Pipers Wife, The
|
1 |
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Place true Love thine arm around me
|
1 |
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Planxty
|
1 |
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Planxty Browne
|
1 |
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Planxty Connacht
|
1 |
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Planxty Connor
|
1 |
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Planxty Denis OConor
|
1 |
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Planxty Dobbins
|
1 |
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Planxty Drew
|
1 |
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Planxty Drury [1]
|
1 |
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Planxty Edmond Dodwell
|
1 |
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Planxty George Brabazon
|
1 |
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Planxty Hugh ODonnell
|
1 |
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Planxty Johnson
|
1 |
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Planxty Kitty OBrien
|
1 |
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Planxty Lady Athenry
|
1 |
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Planxty Lady Wrixon
|
1 |
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Planxty Madam Crofton
|
1 |
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Planxty Maguire
|
1 |
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Planxty Maguire [2]
|
1 |
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Planxty Mary ONeill
|
1 |
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Planxty Mrs. OConor
|
1 |
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Planxty Nancy McDermott
|
1 |
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Planxty Nancy Vernon
|
1 |
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Planxty OCarolan
|
1 |
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Planxty ODaly
|
1 |
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Planxty OKelly
|
1 |
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Planxty ONeill [1]
|
1 |
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Planxty OReilly
|
1 |
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Planxty ORourke [2]
|
1 |
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Planxty Reynolds
|
1 |
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Planxty Scott
|
1 |
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Planxty Sir Festus Burke
|
1 |
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Planxty Sir Ulick Burke
|
1 |
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Planxty Sudley
|
1 |
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Planxty Thomas Burke
|
1 |
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Planxty Toby Peyton [1]
|
1 |
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Planxty Wilkinson
|
1 |
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Pleasant Peak
|
1 |
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Pleasures of Life, The
|
1 |
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Ploughman and the Tailor, The
|
1 |
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Plundering the Lowlands
|
1 |
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Polwart on the Green
|
1 |
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Poor
|
1 |
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Poor Blind Boy, The
|
1 |
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Poor Jack Nunan
|
1 |
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Port
|
1 |
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Port Gordon [2]
|
1 |
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Portpatrick
|
1 |
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Possum Up a Gum Tree
|
1 |
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Pound of Tow, The
|
1 |
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Praises of Downhill, The
|
1 |
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Praises of Limerick
|
1 |
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Pray Goody
|
1 |
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Prettiest Girl of All, The
|
1 |
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Pretty
|
1 |
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Pretty Cuckoo, The
|
1 |
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Pretty girl combing her locks, The
|
1 |
|
Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow [1]
|
1 |
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Pretty Girl Milking Her Cow [2]
|
1 |
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Pretty Girls of Abbeyfeale, The
|
1 |
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Pretty Girls of Ballymena, The
|
1 |
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Pretty Green Banks of Cavan
|
1 |
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Pretty Lass, The
|
1 |
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Pretty Mary Bilry
|
1 |
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Pretty Peggy [2]
|
1 |
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Pretty Red Girl, The
|
1 |
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Pretty Sally
|
1 |
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Pride of Caledonia
|
1 |
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Prince Charless last view of Scotland
|
1 |
|
Prince Charlies Farewell to
|
1 |
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Prince Charlies Welcome to the
|
1 |
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Proposal, The [1]
|
1 |
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Pulse of My Heart [2]
|
1 |
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Pulse of My Heart [3]
|
1 |
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Punchinello [1]
|
1 |
|
Push the Jug Around
|
1 |
|
Queen Marys Lamentation
|
1 |
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Queens Comissioner, The
|
1 |
|
Quodlibet
|
1 |
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Races of Ballyhooly, The
|
1 |
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Raking Paudheen Rue
|
1 |
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Rambler from Clare, The [2]
|
1 |
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Rambler from Clare, The [3]
|
1 |
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Rambler, The [1]
|
1 |
|
Rambling Laborer, The
|
1 |
|
Ravens Nest, The
|
1 |
|
Reading
|
1 |
|
Real Irish Topper, The
|
1 |
|
Recollection of that day, The
|
1 |
|
Red Haired Girl, The [3]
|
1 |
|
Red Haired Girl, The [4]
|
1 |
|
Red Haired Mans Wife, The [2]
|
1 |
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Red Haired Mans Wife, The [3]
|
1 |
|
Red Haired Mans Wife, The [5]
|
1 |
|
Red Little Hill, The
|
1 |
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Red Philip
|
1 |
|
Red Regan and the Nun [1]
|
1 |
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Red Regan and the Nun [2]
|
1 |
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Red-Hairded Girl, The [2]
|
1 |
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Red, Red Rose [2]
|
1 |
|
Redhaired Mans Wife, The [4]
|
1 |
|
Rejected Lover, The [2]
|
1 |
|
Remember the Glories of Brian the
|
1 |
|
Reynard
|
1 |
|
Richard OBran from the plains of
|
1 |
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Rising of the year 1715, The
|
1 |
|
River Roe, The
|
1 |
|
Road to Hollyhill, The
|
1 |
|
Rob Donn Mackay the Poet
|
1 |
|
Robin Adair
|
1 |
|
Robin Cushie
|
1 |
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Rock & a wi pickle Tow, A
|
1 |
|
Rocking the Cradle
|
1 |
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Rocky Moorland, The
|
1 |
|
Rodneys Glory [2]
|
1 |
|
Rodneys Glory [3]
|
1 |
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Rody Green
|
1 |
|
Romantic Kerryman, The
|
1 |
|
Rory Dalls Sisters Lament
|
1 |
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Rose Bud of Allenvale, The
|
1 |
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Rose of
|
1 |
|
Rose of Cloonoe, The
|
1 |
|
Rose Without Rue
|
1 |
|
Rosey Let Me In
|
1 |
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Roslin Castle
|
1 |
|
Rosline
|
1 |
|
Round with a health to Glorious Wellington &c.
|
1 |
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Roving
|
1 |
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Roving Pedlar, The [2]
|
1 |
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Rowan Tree
|
1 |
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Rushy
|
1 |
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Rustic
|
1 |
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Sad is My Fate
|
1 |
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Sad Memories
|
1 |
|
Saddle the Pony [4]
|
1 |
|
Sadness of Life, The
|
1 |
|
Sae merry as we have been
|
1 |
|
Safely Landed
|
1 |
|
Sailing in the Lowlands
|
1 |
|
Sailor Boy, The
|
1 |
|
Sailor Jack
|
1 |
|
Sailors Complaint, The
|
1 |
|
Samhra Cruaig, An
|
1 |
|
Sandy is my
|
1 |
|
Sarsfield's Lamentation
|
1 |
|
Saturday Night [3]
|
1 |
|
Save Me from Death
|
1 |
|
Savourna Delight
|
1 |
|
Saw Ye John Acoming
|
1 |
|
Saw Ye Johnny Coming?
|
1 |
|
Saw ye nae my Peggy
|
1 |
|
Scilléd Dubh
|
1 |
|
Scolding Wife, The [3]
|
1 |
|
Scots Wha Hae
|
1 |
|
Search all the world over
|
1 |
|
Searching for Young Lambs
|
1 |
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Seige of Rochelle, The
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Seige of Troy,
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Seqestered Beauty, The
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Setting of the Sun, The [1]
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Shady Groves
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Shamrock
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Shan Van
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Shanavest and Corovoth [2]
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Shannons
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Shannons flowery banks, The
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Shaun Buee. with Variations
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She hung her petticoat out to dry
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She is a Lovely Girl
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She Moved Through the Fair
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She rose & let me inn
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Shealing in the Braes of Rannoch, The
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Shearing the Sheep [2]
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Sheelina Gra Will You Be Mine
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Sheeling
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Sheep all
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Sheridan
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Sheriff
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Shes a Daughter of Daniel
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Shes a Dear Maid to Me
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Shes as False as Shes Fair
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Shes Far from the Land
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Shes the dear maid to me
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Shieling in the Braes of Rannoch,
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Ship that I command, The
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Short Apron [2]
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Should our praise of Britains
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Shule Agra
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Shule Aroon [1]
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Sí
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Sic a Wife as Willie had
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Silent The Lonely Glen
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Silken Cravat, The
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Silly Old Man
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Silver Crown, The
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Since Love is the Plan
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Sir Guy
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Sir Watkin William Wynn
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Sit Around the Cheerful Hearth
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Sit Down Beside Me
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Sitting in the Stern of a Boat
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Siubhán Ní Dhuibhir
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Sixpence,
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Skipping Through the Daisies
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Skye Air, A
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Skye Boat Song
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Skylark, The [2]
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Slainte na nGaodhal
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Slainte Righ Pilib [1]
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Slainte Righ Pilib [2]
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Slainte Righ Pilib [3]
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Slan Beo
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Sleep On My Kathleen Dear
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Sleep on till day
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Sliabh
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Sliabh Gallen [1]
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Sliav Gallen [2]
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Slieve Elva
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Slieve Gullan
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Sloans Lamentation
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Slumbering Minstrel, The
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Sly Patrick
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Small is my inclination to Sleep
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Smash the Windows [3]
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Smile of Nancy Barlow, The
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Smirking Nan
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Snow Storm, The
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Snowy Breasted Pearl, The [1]
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Snowy Breasted Pearl, The [3]
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Snug in the Blanket
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Snug little girl from Bansah, The
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So now come away
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Soft Deal Board, The
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Soldier and Sailor, The
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Some say Im foolish and some say
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Somebody [2]
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Son of OReilly, The
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Song of the Blackbird
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Song of the Kelpy (Arrane Ghelby)
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Song of the Streams, The
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Song of Una, The [1]
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Song of Victory
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Sons of Fingal, The
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Sorrowful Maiden, The
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Sound
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Sound of the Waves, The
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Sound of War from the Glen, The
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Sour Plumbs
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Southern Breeze, The
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Spanking Jack
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Sparkling Blue Eyes
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Spla-Foot Nance
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Spring
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Spring Lambs, The
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Squire Parsons
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Squire Woods Lamentation on the
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Squire, The
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St. Patrick was a Gentleman [1]
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Stalk en Vauraga
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Standard of Ireland,
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Star, The [2]
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Stolen
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Stooped Old Man, The
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Stormy Voyage
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Streamlet, The
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Streams of Bunclody, The
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Strolling Mason, The
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Strong
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Stu mo
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Suantvaidhe
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Súiste
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Sullen Boy, The
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Summer Evening
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Summer is Come, The
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Sunny Bank, The
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Suttors
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Sweet Beaulieu Grove
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Sweet Castle Hill
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Sweet Colleen Rue
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Sweet Cootehill Town
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Sweet Innisfallen
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Sweet Innismore
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Sweet Kathleen Machree
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Sweet Lovely Joan
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Sweet May morning
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Sweet Molly [3]
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Sweet Molly Malone
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Sweet Nelly My Hearts Delight
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Sweet Portaferry
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Swift from the Covert
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Sword Dancers Song, The
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Táimse im chodladh [1]
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Tak your auld Cloak about ye
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Take Back the Virgin Page
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Take Hence the Bowl
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Tall Slender Maiden, The
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Tarry
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Teddy O'Neill
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Teig Maires Daughter
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Tell Me, Dear Evelee
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Tha
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Tha mis cho muladach
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Tha mo bhreacan fluich fon dile
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Thanksgiving
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Thaunalaw
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The
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The Bonnie Green Tree
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The Braes o' Balquhidder
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The Coffin Ships
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The Collen Dhas (The Pretty Girl)
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The Death of Staker Wallace
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The Dying Year
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The Faerie King
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The Foggy Dew [1]
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The Hills of Lorne
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The Lamentation of Dierdre for the Sons of Usnach
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The Lamentation of Owen Roe
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The Parting
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The Vales of New Direen
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Thèid mi leam fhèin
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Then up comes the captain and
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Then you shall be a truelover of
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There are two William Daviss in
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There Was
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There was a Pretty Lass and a
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There was a young couple
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Therell neer be peace till Jamie
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Therell never be Peace till Jamie
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Theres an End to My Sorrow
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Theres my Thumb Ill nere
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Theres three good fellows ayont
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They Are Gone [2]
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This fair maid to the meadows
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This gloom on my soul
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This is No My Ain Lassie [2]
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This is Not My Sweetheart
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Thomas Leixlip the Proud
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Thomas, I Cannot
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Thou Art Gone Far Away
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Thou Fair Pulse of My Heart
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Thou of the Beautiful Hair
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Thousands of Bottles I've Crack'd in My
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Threadbare Coat, The
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Three Girls of Portree, The
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Three Jolly Toppers, The
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Thro the
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Thro the wood Laddie [1]
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Through the wild woods alone
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Throw the Old Woman Over the House
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Thy Fair Bosom
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Till an crodh a Dhonna chaidh!
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Tipperary
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Tired after my Expedition
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Tis I your lover
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Tis Not
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To All You Ladies Now at Land
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To Danton me
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To Look for My Child
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To Myross Wood I Chanced to Stray
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To the Post and Away
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Tom Tinkers My True Love
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Tommy Regan
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Top of Sweet Dunmul, The
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Tops of the branches, The
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Tossing of the Hay, The
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Tossing on the Waves
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Trailibane Bridge
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Tralibane Bridge
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Traveller, The [2]
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Trip We Took Over the Mountain,
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Trowie Burn, Da
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True Love Can Neer Forget
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tSean Coulin, An
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Tulloch Castle
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Tumble Down Dick
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Turlough, the Brave
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Twas in the end of King Jamess
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Twas on a Summer Morning
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Twas on the first of May, brave
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Twas so Different in the Morning
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Tweed
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Twist Ye Twine Ye Even So
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Twisting of the Rope, The [2]
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Tyrone Castle
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Ugly
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Ulster
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Ulster Rondo
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Untitled
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Unto
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Up
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Up the Raw
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Valiant Soldier 210
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Valley Near
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Valley of Silence, The
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Van
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Vive Le Roy
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Waes me for Charlie
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Walk out of it, Hogan
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Walking by Moonlight
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Wallace
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Waly Waly
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Wandering Willy [2]
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Wap at the Widow my Laddie
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War or peace I care not which
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Warriors Grave, The
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Wateford Boat Song, A
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Waterloo
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We Met at the Fair
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Wealthy Fool, The
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Wearing of the Green, The
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Weary Maid, The
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Weary Pund O Tow, The
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Wedding of Ballyporeen, The
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Wedding Ring, The [2]
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Wee Wee Bag of Praties, The
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Well
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Well may Charlie wear the Crown
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Well may I behold my faithful brown haird Maid
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Well may my true love arrive
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Were I a Clerk
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Westering Home
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Whall
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What
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What pain Ive
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Wheat
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When
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When I Think
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When Once I Kissed Another Mans Wife
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When the King came oer the Water
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When the Kye
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Where
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Where are your
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Wheres
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Which
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Whin
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White
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Whitingham Fair
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Whoeer She Be
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Why Should We
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Why Should We Quarrel for Riches
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Wicked Kerryman, The
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Widdow (sic) Dickens, The
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Widowed Bride, The
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Widows Daughter, The [1]
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Wild Cold, The
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Wild Irish Boy, The [1]
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Will My Love be True?
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Will They Ever Return?
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Will You Come to the Bower
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Willie Leonard
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Willow Tree, The
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Winding
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Winnifred
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Winsome Widow, The
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Winter is Past, The
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Witches Hill, The
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With early horn
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With my love on the road
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Within a Mile of Edinburgh
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Within this Village Dwells a Maid
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Woes my
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Woman and twenty of them, A
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Woman with the goats, The
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Women All Tell Me, The
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Woodlands
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Woods Lamentation
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Woods of Kilmurray, The
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Wounded Hussar, The
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Yallow
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Ye natives of this nation
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Yellow
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Yellow Garron, The
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Yellow Haird Laddy [2]
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Yellow Horse [1]
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Yellow Horse, The [2]
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Yellow Horse, The [3]
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Yellow Horse, The [5]
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Yemon O Knock
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Yew Tree, The
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York
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You
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Young
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Young Ellen of
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Young Roger was a Plowboy
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Young Terence
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