Couldn't Stand To See My Baby Lose" (1899), Gus Edwards (music) F. A. Mills Music Publisher "I'll be with you when the roses bloom again" (1901), Gus Edwards (music) "Waltz Me Around Again, Willie" (1906), Ren Shields (music) T. B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter, Inc. "If a Table at Rector's Could Talk" (1913), Raymond Hubbell (music) M. Witmark & Sons "Good Bye and Luck Be with You Laddie Boy" (1917), Gus Edwards (music) "Welcome Home, Laddie Boy, Welcome Home" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) "On a Lightless Night with You" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) "Private Mike McGee" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) The Song Review Company "Au Revoir" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) "He's Long and Lean and Lanky" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) "That Grand Old Gentleman (Uncle Sam)" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) "You're Your Mamma's Little Daddy Now" (1918), Gus Edwards (music) Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. "Keep on A-Going" (1904), Gus Edwards (music) "The Tale of a Cassowary" (1904), Gus Edwards (music) "Johnny I'll Take You" (1904), Gus Edwards (music) "Sunbonnet Sue" (1908), Gus Edwards (music) Jos. W. Stern & Co. "Mothers of Men" (1917), Gus Edwards (music) Delmar Music "School Days (When We Were A Couple of Kids)" (1907), Gus Edwards (music) Other publishers "I Love Only One Girl in the Wide, Wide World" (1903), Gus Edwards (music) Notes and references Notes References External links Will D. Cobb recordings at the Discography of American Historical Recordings. 1876 births 1930 deaths American male songwriters Songwriters from Pennsylvania 20th-century American composers 19th-century American composers 20th-century American male musicians Burials at Arlington Cemetery (Pennsylvania) 19th-century American male musicians