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O 'tis not that always the smile of the gay from the Fairy queen
O 'twill be a happy time when the boys come home
O all ye lands -- O censure not the heart that loves -- Barcarole rondiletta
O ask me not to love again
O be joyful
O be joyful in the Lord
O be joyful in the Lord!
O be joyful in the Lord; Jubilate Deo
O be joyful!
O beauteous star
O beautiful May, waltz
O beautiful mother
O bid me not to smile to-night, ballad
O birdie you must never tell
O birdie, you must never tell
O bitt' euch, liebe Vögelein, op. 317
O bless the Lord, my soulanthem for men's voices
"O Bless the Lord, My Soul" by John Knowles Paine
O blessed Christ
O blessed Easter season
O blessed Jesus lamb of God; O salutaris
O blushing flowers of Krumley
O break not the spell that enthralls me
O breathe it under thy breath love!
O breathe not a word of our love
O bury me by the brooklet's side
O bury me down by the river's side
O Canada!
O carry me back to my mother's home
O carry me back to the land of my birth, or, The absent one's request
O chide me not
O clo ̌delizia = Maiden so lovely, arietta
O come and mourn
O come hither
O come love the morning is waking
O come love with me
O come not when the heart is sad
O come smiling June
O come to de husking
O come to me darling Aileen
O come to me my darling love! Ballad
O come to the mountain
O come to the south love; Ballad
O come you from the Indies, or Robert's return from the war
O come, let us sing
O come, let us sing unto the Lord; Venite exultemous
O come, Marie [from] New series of gems of German songs
O cor amoris victima
O cor amoris victima - Oh! Worthy of our tenderest love
O cor amoris victima!
O darkies, don't yer 'member
O darling fishermaiden
O darling tell me yes
O day of rest and gladness
O Dduw, rho im' dy hedd - O Lord give us thy peace
O dear it made dis darky laugh
O death, where is thy sting?
O Deus ego amo te
O dolce concento -- The hunter's chorus -- The last rose of summer -- Hazel Dell march
O dolce concento, with variations
O Domine Deus - O lord my god
O dream of mine
O Dutch pull down your vest
O earth, how art thou so fair! - O welt, wie bist du so schn̲
O esperance!
O fair sweet angel
O friendly shadow - Ombre legiera
O give me a home by the sea
O give me back my heart , my love
O give us a navy of iron
O gloriosa domina
O God, my heart is readymotet for mixed voices a cappella, op. 17
"O God, My Heart Is Ready, Op. 17" by Arthur B. Whiting
O God, my king; Anthem
O God, prerserve us!
O God, the Protector
O golden land of peace
O golden moment - O goldne stunde
O hae' ye seen my highland lad?
O hae' ye seen my highland land
O hannes, wat en hout! - Oh Johnny, what a hat!
O happy Easter morning!
O happy wind
O haste on board! Ballad
O hasten then the happy day [from] Linda di Chamounix
O heavenly Father hear our prayer
O Henry Clay, a round
O Holy Child of Bethlehemanthem for alto solo and chorus
O how amiable
O how can I e'er forget thee1
O how lovely is Zion
O hush thee my baby
O hush thee, my baby - St ̉quie to bambino
O hush thee, my baby - St ̉quieto bambino
O hush thee, my darling
O hush! Our little one's asleep
O I'm a good old rebel
O I'm a jolly bachelor
O I'm a merry mountain maid
O if my love were yon red rose
O Jefferson Davis, how do you do
O Jennie meet me at the gate
O Jesus, thou art standing
O keep me in your memory
O kiss me ere I sleep
O lamb of God
O lead me to the rock
O leave me not
O light at my window!
O list! A rich exultant strain; Easter carol
O little town of Bethlehem
"O Little Town of Bethlehem" by Peter C. Lutkin
O Lord abide with me
O Lord my God, I pray to thee, prayer
O Lord remember me - Veni creator spiritus
O Lord to thee my soul I bend
O Lord! Have mercy, we pray thee!
O Lord, abide with me
O Lord, O Lord most holy
O love be kind - O sei mir gut!
O love of a daysong
O love of mine!
O love remember me - Ricordati di me!
O love, come back to me
O love, my Willie
O luce di quest anima - Oh! light that comes
O ma maitresse - O fairest maiden
O maiden mine I sing to thee - Herzliebchen mein unterm rebendach
O Mari, valse
O Maria! Or, The Plumber's daughter
O meet me there
O merry Christmas to you all
O mio Fernando! - O loved Fernando!
O moonlight deep and tender
O moonlight deep and tender, op. 10
O moonlight deep and tender, op. 7, no. 1
O morning land!
O most holy Virgin = O santissima Vergine
O most merciful God
O mother, dear mother when father comes home
O my God, by thee forsaken
O my love's like a red red rose, a favorite Scotch song
O Nanny wilt thou gang with me
O nanny, wilt thou gang wi' me, a favorite old Scotch song
O ne'er to man [from] Ode to Washington
O Night
O now on music's magic swell
O peace, o heavenly peace
O pescator dell'onda
O power beneficent!
O praise the Lord, my soul
O pray for the peace of Jerusalem; Anthem
O pray once more for me mother
O promise of a joy divine [from] The King of Lahore [baritone]
O promise of a joy divine [from] The King of Lahore [tenor]
O Quo tundis - O in wieviel Thranebachen
O salutaris
O Salutaris - duo
O Salutaris - O Happy souls
O Salutaris - O sanctifying sacrifice
O salutaris - O thought of God!
O Salutaris - soprano
O salutaris hostia
O salutaris hostia, motett
O salutaris hostia; The King of love my shepherd is
O salutaris hostia; The Lord my pasture shall prepare
O salutaris I shall not want in the deserts wild
O Salutaris in F
O salutaris, no. 31
O salutaris, no. 33
O salutaris; God is love
O salutaris; Jesus 'tis my fond desire
O salutaris; O Blessed saviour
O salutaris; O Holy Father
O Sanctissima, Otho visconti
O Saviour of the world
O say thou best and brightest
O search ye well the lists, mother
O set my heart at rest
O Ships That Sail
O silber shining moon
O sing again the melody, a ballad
O sing once more that song of home
O sing to me of those sunny climes
O Sing unto the Lord
O slumbering world, o silent night!
O soft and bright was starry night!
O sommo Carlo
O sommo Carlo [from] Ernani
O Sons and daughters, let us sing
O starry night
O stay, my own love, stay
O still remember me! Ballad
O Susan wears a bustle
O swallow, sailing lightly
O sweet is the silent midnight hour, serenade
O sweet zephyr waft him hither = Dolce zeffiro il seconda
O sweetest lass
O take me from the festal throng
O take thy heart as faithful guide
O talk not to me of fair Italys sky
O taste, and see, how gracious the Lord is
O tell him that I love him still
O that I had wings
O that my load of sin were gone; Offertory-hymn
O that we two were Maying
O the chances and the changes
O the song of joy and rapture
O thou art like a flower - Du bist wie eine blume
O thou art like a flower; Transcription
O thou breeze of spring!
O thou God of my salvation
O Thou infinite Jehovah
O thou omnipotent
O thou sublime evening star; Recitative and romance
O thou that from heaven art - Der du von dem himmel bist
O thou whose tender mercy
O tremble not!
O Virgin, blest Mary - O vierge Marie
O waves! Give back my love to me
O welcome merry spring
O were I a bird
O were my love a sugar-bowl
O were my love a sugarbowl [and] Kitty Brown (Quickstep)
O were my love yon lilac fair! -O wr̃ mein lieb ein holderstrauch
O wert thou but my own love, no. 16
O wert thou in the cauld blast
O what a world it might be
O what will a' the lads do [and] When the kye come hame
O when are you coming to me again
O when are you coming to me again?
O when we remember
O where are you going, my pretty maid?
O why are thou not near me(serenade) : song
O why does the white man follow my path
O why is my cross so heavy
O why is my heart so sad?
O wilt thou come with me, my love?
O wipe away that tear love
O would I were a boy again with variations, op. 43
O would I were a boy again, quick step
O would I were a boy again, quickstep, no. 1604
O would I were a boy again, with variations
O would I were a girl again!
O ye tears! O ye tears!
O ye that hear and understand - O quae auditis; Offertory
O ̮va la jeune indoue - Indian bell song from Lakm ̌
O! Askest thou for poetry
O! Chide me not
O! Come to the west
O! Gie me thy blessing, dear mither, Scotch ballad
O! Give me music, a glee
O! God, we humbly bend the knee; Hymn
O! Had we met in brighter hours
O! Happy was the gloamin', a Scottish ballad
O! Heart my heart!
O! Hush thee my baby
O! Kathleen return to Kildare!
O! let me dream
O! Lord our governor
O! Lord we adore thee, hymn
O! Merry row the bonnie bark
O! Miss Susie!
O! my maid is fairer still
O! Norah dear
O! Pescator dell'onda
O! sing again that song to me
O! Sing to me one song of thine, ballad
O! sweet be thy repose
O! Take the rose, 'tis blighted
O! Tell me not that early love, ballad
O! Thou omnipotent, sacred song
O! Thou who in my inmost soul = O tu chel' alma adora vien
O! touch not my sister's picture, or The Confession of a rebel prisoner
O! What do the birds say
O' bury me in the morning mother!
O' love dwells not in royal halls
O' Salutaris
O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian
O'Donnell Aboo march
O'er Bethlehem's shepherd plains
O'er my little borther's grave
O'er the billows
O'er the blue hills, ballad
O'er the hill in simple beauty
O'er the hill, o'er the dale
O'er the hills a birdling sped
O'er the meadow bright with daisies
O'er the moonlit wavelets
O'er the mountains
O'er the world
O'er waves of ocean
O'Grady at the game
O'Grady's daughter
O'Reilly you're N. G
O, ask me not why thus I weep
O, bleak is the night
O, calm forgetful slumber! = Deh calma o ciel
O, calm forgetful slumber! Deh calma o ciel
O, come and sign the pledge
O, come gentle mother
O, come to Christ
O, come to me darling Aileen
O, come to me when shadows fall
O, fair dove, O, fond dove
O, for the wings of a dove
O, give me one true heart!
O, have you seen my Spanish lady
O, how fast the days are passing!
O, hur' stort att tro p ̄Jesus!
O, if my love would come to me
O, let me be a child again
O, let me only breathe the air
O, let my harp like Judah's lyre, apology
O, morning star
O, pity me lady, I'm hungry and cold
O, receive me, Christ, receive me
O, restless sea
O, salutaris
O, say do you remember love, or, Ricci song
O, shall I ever meet them again?
O, sing that song again
O, singing wind
O, summer night! With variations [from] Don Pasquale, op. 41
O, these beautiful eyes
O, these beautiful eyes, and As ich ken kein mame nit sein
O, why does mother look so sad?
O, Willie, stay home
O, would I could call thee "dearest" now
O, would I were a boy again, chanȯn vari,̌ op. 79
O, would I were a fly
O, ye tears! O, ye tears!
O. K. quick step
Oak bowery gallop
Oak Grove polka
Oak Hall quick step
Oak Hill marche triomphale
Oak Island Grove
Oak island grove waltz
Oak leaf march
Oak leaves
Oak leaves waltz
Oak leaves waltz, schottisch, polka
Oak shade schottish
Oak-dale waltz
Oakland gallopade
Oakland polka
Oakland waltz
Oakwood gallop
Oakwood waltz
Oatland polka
Oberek no. 179 and Bulgar no. 313
Oberon ouverture
Oberon polka [from] The Sprites
Oberon, fantasie de salon
Oblio! Forgetting!
Occidental polka
Ocean bird schottisch
Ocean burial
Ocean gallopade
Ocean grove polka
Ocean mist march
Ocean pearl
Ocean pearl waltz
Ocean pearls; Waltz
Ocean polka
Ocean sounds
Ocean spray
Ocean spray polka
Ocean spray waltz
Ocean symphony
Ocean tide waltz [and] Freddie's galop [and] Lorena
Ocean view schottisch
Ocean wave quick step
Octagon polka
Octave galop
Octave valse brillante; Etude
Octaves, Les
Octavia polka
Octavia schottisch
Octoroon schottische
Odaliska mazurka
Odd fellow's grand jubilee march
Odd fellow's quick step
Oddfellows' anniversary march
Odds and ends
Ode (Wayne Lyceum Hall)
Ode on harmony
An Ode on the birth of our Saviour
Ode to Cleveland
Ode to liberty
Ode to music
Ode to Pomona
Ode to the brave
An ode to the Union
An Ode to Washington (A Song for my countrymen)
Ode to Washington, marcia funebre
Ode ̉l'amour, troisim̈e nocturne, op. 33
Odessa mama
Odesser bulgar
Odetta! An Interview for the American Folklife Center
Odette; March brillant
Odi tu? - The sailors prayer
Oe'r my senses
Oe'r the meadow bright with daisies
L'oeil crevé waltz
Of all the streams that gently flow, ballad
Of the girls I am so shy!
Of the knights so brave
Of thee
Of thee I always think
Of thee I dream
Of thee I fondly dream - T'amo, d'amor dolcissimo
Of Thee I Sing
Of thee I sing: overture
Of what's the baby dreaming?
Off for Baltimore
Off for Baltimore, Ethiopian melody
Off for school galop
Off for the ball, op. 94
Off like a rocket
Off shabes in vilni
Off she goes! galop (Musical harvest)
Off to Lindenau
An offering of flowers to thee we bring
Offertoire for vox humana
Offertoire in C
Offertoire in D
Offertoire in D Major
Offertoire in F
Offertoire in G
Offertorie for the feast of Pentecost
Offertorie in G
Offertory no. 2; Give alms of thy goods
Offertory sentence; Lay not up for yourselves
Offertory sentences and Kyrie eleison
Oft as dew'y evening falls, ballad
Oft as dewy evening falls, ballad
Oft does the weary .. [and] Then shall I be free]
Oft I wonder
Oft in the stilly night
Oft in the stilly night -- Home waltz -- Home, sweet home -- Rigoletto waltz
Oft in the stilly night waltz
Oft in the stilly night, op. 209
Often in the twilight
Ofttimes when the balmy air, a sacred ballad
Ogden polka
Oglethorpe club; Waltzes
Ogontz; Tyrollienne mazourka
Oh aint I got the blues!
Oh ask me not to sing again
Oh ask me not to sing again, ballad
Oh ask me not, ballad
Oh beautiful Dublin
Oh Benedetta, romanza
Oh bid not the heart
Oh boys carry me long
Oh boys carry me long, variations
Oh boys, carry me long, a plantation melody
Oh breathe not a word of our love
Oh breathe not her name, a ballad
Oh butterfly, stay!
Oh celebrate centennial
Oh charming May
Oh charming May, op. 25
Oh cling to the Union
Oh come back soon
Oh come darkies come
Oh come join our happy throng
Oh come let us sing unto the Lord;; Venite in B-flat
Oh come to the sea - Vieni al mar
Oh come while the morn
Oh count the hours in roses
Oh days of youth
Oh de darkey's home am lonely
Oh dear are our green native valleys to me, ballad
Oh dearest Dine -- Sambo's lamentation, or, Dinah Mae -- Oh! Sally White -- Dinah's wedding day -- Banjo melody
Oh didn't he ramble
Oh don't we cut a dash
Oh earth farewell! - O terra addio
Oh fare thee well mine own love
Oh fare thee well mine own love, ballad
Oh father, don't sell my heart
Oh for a home beside the hills
Oh for a line from my sailor boy
Oh fortune! In thy frown, aria [from] Leonora, part III
Oh gentle ladies all! A charming ballad
Oh Gently sleep
Oh George!
Oh Gertie my darling why did you die
Oh give me a home if in foreign land
Oh give me song in the still midnight, midnight serenade
Oh God, hear their cry!
Oh haste on the battle
Oh Helen
Oh Holy night
Oh hope is a beautiful warbling bird
Oh how delightful
Oh how I love my mountain home
Oh I can ne'er forget thee
Oh I should like to marry, with variations
Oh Jeff! oh Jeff! how are you now!
Oh Johnny, oh Johnny, oh!
Oh keep my image near to thee
Oh kiss but never tell
Oh lady! Have I sought too boldly, cavatina, from Fry's grand opera, Leonora
Oh lassie dear! I maun awa', ballad
Oh lay thy cheek on mine, dear love [alto or baritone]
Oh lay thy cheek on mine, dear love [soprano or tenor]
Oh lay thy hand in mine, dear
Oh let me be a child again
Oh let me dream
Oh Let me gaze upon those eyes!
Oh let me not neglected die
Oh let me sing to night mother
Oh light are our feet, a glee
Oh Linda's gone to Baltimore
Oh linger not
Oh list to me
Oh Lor! gib did chile a chicken
Oh love for thee I weep
Oh loving heart, trust on
Oh Mary, Oh Mary!
Oh me! Oh my!
Oh meet me in the mellow twilight
Oh meet me, where the willow weeps, a serenade
Oh mingle a smile with your tears darling
Oh miss Josie!
Oh Miss Malinda
Oh Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean
Oh mother come back
Oh mother hear my dying call!
Oh mother sing sweet bye and bye
Oh mother, mother shoo the hens; Comic ditty
Oh mount thy bright and gallant steed
Oh Mr. Dream man
Oh Mr. Man, Man, Man!
Oh music divine; or, Power of song
Oh my beloved
Oh my Fernando
Oh my heart is weary waiting! or, Summer longings
Oh my love he is a saileur [from] Hiawatha
Oh my old man has gone to war
Oh my!
Oh my, what a dreadful thing!
Oh never doubt I love thee
Oh never no, no
Oh Nicodemus
Oh Nixey, that's too thin
Oh no he never loved me
Oh no! We never mention her
Oh no, Ben!
Oh Peter go ring dem bells! [and] Swing low sweet chariot
Oh Phoebe
Oh Phoebe, an Ethiopian ballad
Oh promise me to sing, a ballad
Oh qual vittima = O hapless maid [from] the opera Norma
Oh quanto l'anima
Oh receive my soul at last
Oh rest in the Lord [from] Elijah
Oh saviour, guide me still
Oh say that you forgive me
Oh say to my spirit thy bride will I be
Oh say! art thou dreaming of me
Oh say, my love; Serenade
Oh Shoot that Snowy FeatherDemocratic Campaign Song
Oh skylark for thy wing!
Oh smile and cheer my heart
Oh summer night [from] Don Pasquale
Oh summer night! [from] Don Pasquale, no. 3
Oh Susanna
Oh Susanna quick step
Oh Susanna!
Oh Susanna! Polka
Oh Susanna, a popular Ethiopian song
Oh Susanna, op. 162
Oh Susanna, with variations
Oh take me back to Switzerland
Oh take me back to Tenessee
Oh take the harp, ballad
Oh teach me to forget
Oh tell me not that moments fly, a beautiful ballad
Oh tell me you love me
Oh that beautiful rag
Oh that the day were gone
Oh the belles of Baltimore, a characteristic glee
Oh the joy when love is dreaming
Oh the peanuts
Oh the winter winds are sighing, or, Florence Lee, ballad
Oh thou art like a flower - Du bist wie eine blume (Songs and due
Oh thou for whom my bosom burns, with recitative and cavatina, As in the eve the gentle dew [from] the opera Ernani
Oh vie shain (Oriental song)
Oh voce soave = O voice that so tender, duettino
Oh watch you well by daylight
Oh we miss you at home
Oh wear it on thy heart
Oh were I now a mountain boy
Oh what a world this might be
Oh what is life
Oh when shall I be free
Oh when wilt thou return
Oh where art thou dreaming
Oh whistle and I'll come to you my lad
Oh why art thou roaming, aria a la tyrolienne
Oh why pretty birds
Oh will my mother never come?
Oh wilt thou be my bride Kathleen? Ballad
Oh woo me not from my cottage home -- Then you'll remember me -- I'm talking in my sleep -- Over the summer sea -- Shells of ocean -- My mother dear -- Annie Laurie -- We met by chance -- Charity -- Comin thro' the rye -- Pestal -- Calm Conestog
Oh would I were a boy again
Oh would I were a boy again, op. 10
Oh yah! Aind dot fine?
Oh yes! so well, so tenderly
Oh you angel child
Oh you baby face
Oh you beautiful Spring
Oh you blondy
Oh you cute little devil
Oh you girl
Oh you little darling
Oh you mister moon
Oh you Tigers
Oh youth is the time the merry bright time
Oh ̈mamm!̉
Oh ̈Mamm!̉ Love's dream
Oh! 'Tis glory!
Oh! 'Tis merry and free
Oh! 'tis the melody, a ballad
Oh! angel mother
Oh! Art thou gone my Mary dear? Ballad
Oh! Ask me not to sing the songs
Oh! Ask not for thy heart again
Oh! Be my bride, romance
Oh! Bear me to some blissful clime
Oh! Bear me where the roses bloom
Oh! Benedetta, romanza
Oh! Bid me not forget, ballad
Oh! Blame her not, ballad
Oh! Boatman row me o'er the stream
Oh! Bonny flag
Oh! Boys, carry me 'long
Oh! Breathe no more that name to me, a ballad
Oh! Bury me there
Oh! Call me home again!
Oh! Can I e'er forget thee? Ballad
Oh! Canst thou bid my heart forget
Oh! Carry me back to old Virginny
Oh! Carry me back to ole Virginia
Oh! cast thy burden on the Lord
Oh! Charming May!
Oh! Come to me
Oh! Come to the south, ballad
Oh! come, for my poor heart is breaking
Oh! Could we meet as once we met!
Oh! Cruel fortune
Oh! Cruel fortune! Cavatina [from] opera Ernani
Oh! Dat low bridge!
Oh! dat preacher
Oh! Dat preacher; An End song
Oh! dat watermelon
Oh! dear what can the matter be
Oh! Dearest Joe you look so hansum
Oh! Deem not that I love her less, favorite ballad
Oh! Deem not they are blest alone
Oh! Didn't he ramble
Oh! Dinah dear, or, Gumbo's serenade
Oh! Dinah, take this hand ob mine
Oh! Do not doubt me
Oh! Do not turn away from me
Oh! don't get weary, children!
Oh! Eliza, save a little for me
Oh! Emma was a darling
Oh! Ever think of me, Swiss melody
Oh! Faithless world
Oh! Flossie
Oh! Fly to the prairie
Oh! For a home beside the hills
Oh! for the life of a boy again
Oh! Forget not the time
Oh! Frenchy
Oh! Gaze on us, serenade
Oh! gentle music - Sur la montagne
Oh! George, the boat's tipping over
Oh! Giovanna, heaven inspiring! Aria from the opera Giovanna di Napoli
Oh! Girls, take care!
Oh! Give me a home if in foreign land
Oh! Give me back my heart again, a ballad
Oh! Give me back my heart I pray, a new American ballad
Oh! Give me back my own dear home
Oh! Give me freedom ever, or, The independent maid, a comic ballad
Oh! Give me that oblivious draught
Oh! Give me the mountains
Oh! Gracious spirit
Oh! Hanna how's your Ma?
Oh! Harry! Don't ask me to go, ballad
Oh! Harry! Harry!
Oh! Haste crimson morning
Oh! haste thee, bright morning - O sole pi ̮ratto
Oh! Have I not been true to thee
Oh! Have you seen the elephant?
Oh! Hear our prayer
Oh! heart of my heart
Oh! heaven pity me - Oh! ciel pieta di me
Oh! Heavy laden come to me
Oh! help me dear saviour
Oh! Here we go
Oh! Home of my boyhood, ballad
Oh! how beautiful is life!
Oh! How delightful this pleasing hour [from] the opera Lucrezia Borgia
Oh! how sad is my soul
Oh! how she could yacki hacki wicki wacki woo
Oh! how sweet
Oh! How sweet how sweet!
Oh! I feel so happy [from] Matches
Oh! I love the early morn, polka
Oh! I remember well the time, ballad
Oh! I shall wear a uniform
Oh! I wish this war was over
Oh! I'd be a sailor
Oh! I'd be a sailor!
Oh! I'd be a soger boy
Oh! I'se so wicked
Oh! I'se so wicked [from the moral drama] Uncle Tom's cabin
Oh! If I were a sunbeam
Oh! It is an hour of sadness
Oh! Jack, Jack, Jack!
Oh! Jesus to thy love, hymn
Oh! keep thy heart still warm and true
Oh! Leave me not in sorrow
Oh! Leave me to my sorrow
Oh! Lemuel! op. 157
Oh! let a rose bud fall
Oh! let me gaze within thine eyes
Oh! let me shed one silent tear
Oh! Let me sing to night, mother
Oh! Let me strike my harp again, a ballad
Oh! let not thy heart be sighing
Oh! Let thy features once again
Oh! Light your lamps
Oh! little silver shining thread
Oh! Love all greatfully we own
Oh! Love is every where = Io te voglio bene assaje
Oh! Love is like a sun beam
Oh! Love while love is yet thine own
Oh! Lucinda
Oh! ma charmante
Oh! ma charmante - My charmer
Oh! Meet me on the silver shore
Oh! Moses ain't it cold
Oh! Mother here's the very top, or, The playthings
Oh! Mr. Coon
Oh! Must we part to night
Oh! My Fernand = O mio Fernando [from] opera The favorite
Oh! My heart is sad for Araby
Oh! My love
Oh! Nellie Ray
Oh! Never wonder Mary
Oh! Nicodemus
Oh! No, I'll not forget thee
Oh! No, not sad
Oh! No, we never talk in French
Oh! Papa do stay in tonight
Oh! Papa where's my Mamma gone?
Oh! Peter go ring dem bells
Oh! Poor Miss Lucy Neale!
Oh! Pretty maid of golden hair
Oh! Quanto io t'amerei! - Oh! What excess of joy! Melodia
Oh! Rock dat cradle, Susie
Oh! Saturday afternoon
Oh! Say not: Sing a careless lay!
Oh! Share my cottage
Oh! Share my cottage gentle maid, ballad
Oh! She is such a darling!
Oh! Show me some blue distant isle, a romance
Oh! Sing again that mournful song
Oh! Sing no more that gentle song
Oh! Sing to me one song of thine
Oh! Spare the old homestead
Oh! Speak once more
Oh! Speak to me once more
Oh! Steal to thy lattice
Oh! Strike the lute, lady
Oh! Summer night serenade [from] Don Pasquale
Oh! Summer night, with variation
Oh! Susanna
Oh! Susanna quick step
Oh! Susanna, don't you cry for me
Oh! Susanna, op. 124
Oh! Take me back to Switzerland
Oh! Take not our little girl away
Oh! That a little cot were mine
Oh! That I lay on yonder mountain
Oh! That Yankiana rag
Oh! The boys are marching home from the war
Oh! The fields of barley
Oh! The heart it is a treasure
Oh! The merry days when we were young, ballad
Oh! The merry old days, ballad
Oh! The old, old clock
Oh! There are times in life's dull dream
Oh! This love!
Oh! This love, 'tis a passion so pleasing [from] opera of Figaro
Oh! Touch again thy light guitar
Oh! Touch the chord yet once again!
Oh! Touch those thrilling chords again, op. 49
Oh! Trust my love [from] The Widow
Oh! Wake up in de morning
Oh! Waters dark, oh, waters deep
Oh! Weep not for the joys that fade
Oh! Wert thou but my own love
Oh! What a beautiful dream
Oh! What joyous emotion
Oh! When wilt thou return?
Oh! Where art thou?
Oh! Where have the old folks gone? Or, By-gone days recalled
Oh! Where is the heart, ballad
Oh! Where is the rose-bud
Oh! While adown life's stream we glide
Oh! Whisper what thou feelest
Oh! Who has not seen the young rose fade away, ballad
Oh! Why left I my home, ballad
Oh! Why should the spirit of mortal be proud?
Oh! Woman, sweet woman
Oh! Won't you please arrange?
Oh! Woo me not from my cottage home
Oh! Would I were a girl again, ballad
Oh! Would that she were here
Oh! Would we ne'er had met, Nannie, ballad
Oh! Ye voices gone, sounds of other years ballad
Oh! You beauty
Oh! You circus day
Oh! You giddy thing
Oh! You little darling [from] My son-in-law
Oh! You little darling, I love you!
Oh! You mamma's boy
Oh! You Summer girl
"Ojalá" from "The Spanish Gypsy" by Patty Stair
Der oksen-joch
"Ol' Marse Winter" by Gena Branscombe
"Old 76" National medley
De old church yard
An old faded picture
An old fashioned wife
"Old guard's" march
"Old Monroe" knights templar polka
An old path waltz song
An old song re-sung
An old song resung
An old song, think and smoke tobacco
De ole grey goose
De ole kitchen
"Olga", or, Princess waltz
"On the journey" galop
"On the train" galop
"On the wings of night" waltzes
"On time" gallop
An opal heart
An open secret
Les Orientales polka
An Orphan girl
"Oscar sleigh ride" galop
'ostler Joe
"Otto" waltzes
"Our boarding house" march
"Our boys" march
"Our brigade" grand march
"Our friends" galop
"Our girls" schottische
"Our girls" waltz
"Our moonlight hop" schottisch
"Our own" quadrille
"Our party" lancers
"Our sociable" polka
"Our sociable" waltz
"Our watch" galop
An oyster's love
Oh! my heart is lonely now
Oh! poor old man
Oh! remember, Lord of heaven
Oh! say that we must part
Oh! see dat angel band
Oh! send my old man home again
Oh! so sweet
Oh! spirit so rare
Oh! take me home to die
Oh! tell me not we've loved in vain
Oh! that I had wings
Oh! that I were a man of wealth
Oh! that horrid mosquito
Oh! that lovely rag
Oh! the glad mill-stream
Oh! these men
Oh! think of me to night, love
Oh! those days
Oh! to be home again
Oh! watch you well by daylight
Oh! weep for those
Oh! were I blest above - S'io fossi un angelo del paradiso
Oh! who shall sing the rapture?
Oh! why am I so happy
Oh! wild cruel sea
Oh! wilt thou have my hand, dear
Oh! worthy of our tenderest love
Oh! you gray haired kid
Oh! you just wait and see
Oh! you little bear
Oh, George! beautiful George!
Oh, I love the early morn, polka
Oh, I would this war was over
Oh, Katy dear, while in my dreams, ballad
Oh, Lassie wilt thou name the day!
Oh, Papa where's my mamma gone?
Oh, Pheebe Snow
Oh, am I my brother's keeper
Oh, ask me not why I am sad
Oh, blessed day!
Oh, blessed is that land
Oh, breathe not her name, ballad
Oh, bright, fair dream!
Oh, bruddren, what am dat I see?
Oh, bury me under the clover
Oh, cast that shadow from thy brow
Oh, charming May
Oh, charming May!
Oh, charming world! - Monde charmant
Oh, come you from the battle-field?
Oh, could I now those years recall
Oh, could I tell thee all!
Oh, darkie don't you linger, comic song
Oh, darling, don't you go
Oh, dear, the men are so stupid
Oh, dem golden slippers
Oh, didn't he ramble
Oh, dinna ye forget
Oh, do not linger there
Oh, do not say you're growing old!
Oh, don't we cut a dash
Oh, doubting heart, hope on
Oh, drink at the fountain
Oh, face the fairest!
Oh, fallen hero
Oh, father take my hand
Oh, ferryman row this way
Oh, foolish fay from Iolanthe
Oh, for a kiss from my bonnie Lenore
Oh, for the robes of whiteness!
Oh, forget me not, I pray
Oh, forget not the time when delighted I met thee
Oh, gather all ye children; Christmas carol
Oh, gentle birds, that fly away
Oh, gentle page - La jeune fille et le page
Oh, give him back to me
Oh, give me a home by the sea
Oh, give me a home in the south!
Oh, give me back my native hills
Oh, give the old love back, my darling
Oh, give to me thy hand
Oh, had I Jubal's lyre! Op. 529
Oh, happy, happy moments
Oh, have you forgotten Genevieve
Oh, how I love! Amo; Romanza
Oh, how beautiful!
Oh, how lovely is Zion!
Oh, hush thee, my baby!
Oh, isn't he a tease!
Oh, joy to night
Oh, leave me not alone
Oh, let me in
Oh, let me sing to night, mother
Oh, moment too enchanting! Aria, from Fry's grand opera, Leonora
Oh, mother dear - O madre mia
Oh, must we part to meet no more?
Oh, my love with rapture fleeting
Oh, my lovesong
Oh, my! How we posè
Oh, no, I never flirt!
Oh, not my own these verdant hills
Oh, remember me
Oh, remember them in your prayers
Oh, sacred head
Oh, say not we soon can forget
Oh, send me one flower from his grave
Oh, silent home of sorrow, arietta [from] the opera Guglielmo Tell
Oh, sing again that gentle strain
Oh, sing with me
Oh, softly sleep, my baby boy!
Oh, speak no more
Oh, still this ardent longing
Oh, sweetly we will sing love, ballad rondo
Oh, tell me if you love me - Saper vorrei se m'ami
Oh, tell me you love me
Oh, that I knew
Oh, that the angels had taken me too
Oh, that's an old gag with me
Oh, the days gone by!
Oh, thou, for a people free! (national anthem)
Oh, thou, for a people free! National anthem
Oh, to be nothing
Oh, turn not from me
Oh, wake from thy dreaming, a serenade
Oh, wake from thy dreaming, serenade
Oh, we were girls together
Oh, weep no more for brave boys gone
Oh, were I a bird
Oh, were I a bird!
Oh, were my love yon lilac fair!
Oh, what a night to spoon
Oh, when shall I meet thee
Oh, where art thou dreaming
Oh, where is the laddie
Oh, whisper that you love me, darling
Oh, whisper what thou feelest!
Oh, why are you angry with me, love?
Oh, why don't he ask me to wed?
Oh, why don't you come back to me?
Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud?
Oh, work boys, work! (Golden harp)
Oh, wrap the flag around me boys
Oh, yes, we all will be dar!
Oh, you Red Sox
Oh, you Reds
Oh, you beautiful doll
Oh, you kid!
Oh, you naughty, naughty moon
Ohio polka
Ohio temperance banner march
Ohio waltz
Ohn a haim
Ohn a mame
Oi awab
Oi der yeizer hore
Oi di meidelach
Oi is dos a mame!
Oi is schlecht
Oi oi die weiber
Oi seideniu
Oi tateniu, oi mameniu
Oi weiber weiber
Oi! s'is mir wohl, oi! s'is mir gut
Oiches b'jad
Oif'n pripetchok
Oif'n pripetshokAn old Hebrew folk song
Oilom habe
Ojalafor women's voices : from "The Spanish gypsy"
Oktaven-studien - Etudes d'octaves
Ol' Marse Winter(trio)
Ol' Uncle Noah
Old 100 waltzes
Old 96 Waltz
Old Abe has gone and did it, boys
Old Abe they said was an honest man
Old Bacchus
Old Bob Ridley
Old Boston Bay
Old Colony times
Old Cottage Porch, The (Songs & Specialities)
Old Cultures/New Contexts: Presenting the Traditional Music and Dance of Urban Immigrant CommunitiesAn Interview with Ethel Raim
Old Cumry is my home
Old Daddy longlegs
Old Dan Tucker
Old Dan Tucker, Ethiopian ballad
Old Dan Tucker, a celebrated Ethiopian ballad
Old Dobbin
Old Dominion polka
Old Dominion reels
Old Erin, the home of my heart
Old Father Rhine
Old German Minne songs
Old Glory
Old Granny Hare
Old Grime's Waltz
Old Grime's horse!
Old Hal, the village smith
Old Heidelberg
Old Heidelberg, thou fair one - Alt Heidelberg, du feine
Old Independence Hall
Old Ireland, boys, hurra!
Old Ireland, my home
Old Ironsides
Old Joe
Old Josy
Old King Coal
Old King Crow
Old Kristopher Kringle is coming to night
Old Massa's dead
Old Ned sat at his cabin door
Old Nick's galop
Old Rhenish - Alt Rheinisch; Im volkston
Old Robin Ruff
Old Stonewall
Old Times
Old Tippecanoe's raisin'
Old Toby's emancipation
Old Uncle Dan
Old Uncle Eph
Old Uncle Jake
Old Uncle Jasper
Old Uncle Ned
Old Uncle Ned, Ethiopian melody
Old Uncle Sheppard
Old Village Clock, The (Songs & Specialities)
Old Zack's inauguration grand march
Old Zack's quick step, arranged from the popular melody of Rosa Lee
Old acquaintances in new dresses
Old arm good bye
Old at last
Old aunt Lucy, ballad
Old aunty Brown
Old baldy quickstep
Old bird's nest
Old black Joe
Old black Joe is dead and gone
Old boss Barry
Old bowery pit, The [from] Mordecai Lyons
Old chapel in the wood, The; Idyl
Old chimes valse
Old church, The - Das kirchlein
Old church, The; or, Song of praise
Old college sycamore schottisch
Old colony
Old companions
Old cotton is king
Old dog Tray
Old dog Tray quickstep
Old dog Tray, with brilliant variations
Old dog tray galop
Old dog tray; With brilliant variations
Old dominion march
Old door stone
Old farmer John
Old fashion dress
Old fashioned cottillions, second sett
Old fashioned farm-house
Old fashioned fire place
Old fashioned homestead
Old feather bed, The [from] The McSorleys
Old flag never touched the ground
Old folks and young folks
Old folks at home
Old folks at home -- Oh! Boys, carry me long -- Nelly Bly -- Farewell my Lilly dear -- Cane brake jig
Old folks at home schottisch
Old folks at home waltz, op. 45
Old folks at home, introduction and brilliant variations
Old folks at home; Oh! Boys, carry me long; Nelly Bly; Farewell my Lilly dear; Cane brake jig
Old folks at home; Variations
Old folks at home; With variations
Old folks quadrilles
Old folks schottisch
Old folks' rag
Old friend since last we sat together
Old friends
Old friends together
Old friends will be truest
Old friendship's smile
Old friendship's smile, ballad
Old glory's the flag of the free
Old granger John
Old grey mule, That; Comic song
Old guard lanciers
Old hair trunk galop
Old haunts
Old haunts, ballad
Old home down on the farm
Old honest Abe for me
Old hundred
Old hundred with brilliant variations, op. 1146
Old hundred, with introduction and brilliant variations
Old king time
Old lace
Old letters
Old linden tree
Old log hut, The; or, The futures but a dream
Old maids' polka
Old man of the mountain
Old memories
Old memories waltz
Old merry boys' song
Old miser, The; Descriptive song
Old mountain pines
Old nurse
Old oak tree, This; Aria cantate
Old oaken bucket, The; Transcription
Old oaken bucket; Easy transcription
Old ocean pound
Old one hundred
Old point comfort waltz
Old red's saxon waltz
Old robin's farewell
Old rosin the bow
Old rough and ready quick step
Old rustic bridge by the mill, The; Waltz
Old time and I
Old time as he buried the beautiful hours, ballad
Old times polka
Old times; Ethiopian medley with variations
Old trysting tree, The; or, Waiting a letter
Old uncle Joe
Old unkle Ned
Old well march
Old willow tree
Old-Dutcha musical comedy
Olden time schottische
Olden year fare thee well
Ole Bull and Dan Tucker
Ole Chloe an' me
Ole Clem, a celebrated Ethiopian song
Ole Mose, or Freedom is a comin'
Ole Shady, the song of the contraband
Ole Uncle Samuel
Ole bull and ole Dan Tucker
Ole bull's dream
Ole bull; In memoriam
Ole cuff in de mornin
Ole home am gone, De
Ole massa on he trabbels gone
Ole shady
Ole uncle Abrum's comin'
Oleander blossoms galop
Oleander blossoms schottisch
Oleander march
Oleander waltz
Olement Paine's gallopade
Olga Polka
Olga waltz, with brilliant variations, op. 584
Olive Brown
Olive waltz
Olivette potpourri
Olivette waltz
Olivette, no. 1; Gossip chorus
Olivia quadrille
Olivia waltz
Olney quick step
Olney's quick step
Olympian club march
Olympic waltz
Olympus waltz
Omaha Indian Song
Omar Khayyam
Omar Pasha's march, op. 22
Ombra che a me d'intorno = Shade moving palely round me, romanza
Ombra che a me d'intorno, cavatina [from] the opera Gabrielle de Vergi.caraffa, op. 3
Ombre et rayon, or, Light and shade nocturne
Ombre et rayon, or, Light and shade, nocturne
Ombre, L'
Omega waltz
Omene waltzes
Omer Pacha's Turkish quick step (galop)
On Bethlehem's plain
On Coney Island beach
On InishmaanIsles of Aran : song
On Laramie's beautiful plains
On Mobile bay
On Parade
On Venice waters
On a (Grecian) bender song
On a balcony
On a beautiful night with a beautiful girl
On a crocodile
On a good old time sleigh ride
On a green grassy knoll
On a journey; Galop
On a spooney mooney night
On balmy wing
On balmy wing of night breeze
On billow rocking [from] The Chimes of Normandy
On blooming meadow
On blooming meadows
On blooming meadows; Concert waltz
On board o' the Muddy Day
On board of the Mary Jane
On board the Plymouth rock
On bush and tree; Vocal concert polka
On de banks ob de ole Yazoo
On de banks of Susquehanna
On de golden shore
On distant shores
On emancipation day
On fairy wings; Waltz
On freedom's alter glows a fire!
On gales thy name is borne to me! Romance
On guard
On land and sea
On little word
On mossy banks
On my mind the whole night long
On my wedding day
On old Chautauqua Lake
On old Potomac's shore
On parting
On picket duty
On prospect hill
On rosy wings the summer comes
On silver wings
On such a night as this
On summits of the other shore
On sunny meads, op. 322
On sweet May
On the 5.15
On the Beautiful blue Danube, Waltzes(Happy Hours)
On the Bronx; Galop brillante
On the Chautauqua Lake
On the Hudson
On the Mississippi
On the Mississippi waltzes
On the Ohio waltz
On the Rappahannock; or, The Blue and the gray
On the Rhine
On the Rhine (Apollo)
On the Rialto
On the Rio Grande
On the Road to California
On the banks of Guadalquiver
On the banks of Guadalquiver, ballad
On the banks of Guadalquiver, op. 4
On the banks of Guadalquiver, recitative and ballad [from] the opera Linda di Chamounix
On the banks of Mystic River
On the banks of flowing Clyde
On the banks of old Salt River, or, Ella's grave
On the banks of that bright river
On the banks of the Guadalquiver, ballad
On the banks of the Pearl
On the banks of the Swanee river
On the banks of the beautiful Rock River, waltzes
On the banks of the beautiful river
On the banks of the dee, a favorite Scotch ballad
On the battlefield, op. 398
On the bay
On the beautiful Blue Donau, op. 314
On the beautiful Hudson
On the beautiful Lake Erie
On the beautiful Ohio waltz
On the beautiful Rhine
On the beautiful Rhine waltz (Cheerful thoughts)
On the beautiful blue Danube
On the beautiful blue Danube; Waltzes
On the beautiful blue Hudson - Am scheoenen blauen Hudson
On the birght shores of gold
On the birthday of the Lord
On the blue Danube
On the blue Danube waltzes
On the bluff
On the board-walk at Cape May
On the border of a streamlet
On the breast of the billow
On the bright and golden shore
On the bright, golden shore
On the cliff at Newport
On the cross
On the down stream of life, or, Tomorrow tomorrow
On the eve of battle, sister
On the far off shore
On the field of battle, mother!
On the field where honor calls us!
On the field where honor calls us, En avant! (Auf in das feld!)
On the first bright Christmas day
On the fourth street line we met
On the grand old sand
On the hill
On the honeymoon express
On the island of Pines
On the joy line
On the lake
On the lake - Sur le lac
On the lake by moonlight, nocturn
On the lake of Saratoga valse
On the lake the moon reposes
On the little Miami waltz
On the meadow
On the moon-lit stream
On the mountain's airy summit
On the mountain; Swiss song
On the mountains
On the old front porch
On the playground; Rondo brillant
On the promenade
On the race course
On the river
On the road to Brighton
On the road; or, The new reiter galop
On the rocking horse - Auf dem schaukelpferd
On the rocks by Aberdeen
On the rocky road to Dublin
On the roller skates
On the sands
On the sea
On the sea - Sul mare
On the sea shore; Reverie
On the shady side
On the shore I stray
On the shore I wait and listen
On the shore-hopeful
On the shores of Italy
On the shores of Tennessee
On the shores of that beautiful river
On the silent sea
On the sly
On the solid rock
On the south sea isle
On the strict "Q.T."
On the summer shore
On the threshold
On the trail to lover's lane
On the waters gaily sailing
On the wave - Sull' onda; Boat song
On the wave - Sull' onda; Boat song - Remigata
On the way to Maine
On the white sea sands! Am weissen meeresstrand!
On the white sea-sands! Sur la plage
On the wing
On the wing galop
On the wing; Galop
On the wings of Aurora
On the wings of song; Lungi
On thee delighted mem'ry dwells
On thy fair bosom, silver lake
On time
On time, waltz
On tip toe
On to Charleston
On to Richmond
On to Richmond, galop
On to the battle
On to the field
On to the scaffold quickly lead me
On to victory
On to victory!
On week days at the market
On wings of love
On wings of love [and] My love returns to me
On wings of song
On with the dance polka redowa
On yonder rock reclining, with brilliant variations [from] Fra Diavolo, op. 622
On, on, on, the boys are marching
On, on, on, the boys came marching
On, on, on, the boys came marching!, Or The Prisoner free
On, on, on, the boys came marching, or The Prisoner free
On, press on
Once I knew a maiden fair, or, Long time ago
Once I knew a poor young child - Je connais un pauvre enfant
Once I loved thee, Mary dear
Once I thought that you did love me; or, Forsaken
Once a friend, a friend forever
Once a year, ballad
Once again
Once again I fain would meet thee - Wieder mc̲ht ich dir begegnen
Once again schottisch
Once again waltz
Once bloomed a Rose in Avon-town
Once in the bygone days
Once it was only soft blue eyes
Once more
Once more I feel the magic spell
Once more before we part
Once more the rebels' bugle
Once more we meet; Ballad
Once more we speak
Once more with solemn tread; A Decoration hymn
Once my heart was light and free, ballad
Once only let me speak, a ballad
Once upon a time
Once upon a time!
Once upon a time, ballad
One Christmas Eve
One Christmas tide
One I love, two I love
One I love, two I love; or, Counting seeds
One I loved
One O'Leary's cow
One angel more in heaven
One another polka mazurka
One balmy summer night, Mary, a ballad
One bright hour; Ballad
One by one
One by one we miss the old friends
One day I caught a fish [from] Chimes of Normandy
One day out, sea song
One day while workin at my plough
One daysong
One dear smile!
One flag or no flag
One fond heart
One fond heart will love thee still
One gentle heart, rondo finale
One glance from thee
One glance from those merry blue eyes
One good term deserves another
One heart two eyes; Transcription
One heart two eyes; Waltz
One heart's enough for me
One heart, one mind, polka-mazurka
One hope for me!
One hour with thee
One hundred and fifty time exercises
One hundred and forty third hymn, Jesus saviour of my soul
One hundred and one
One hundred years ago
One hundred years ago, the old woman's song
One hundred years from now
One hundred years of freedom
One hundred years!
One in Christ
One in heart and soul
One kindly word
One kiss and good night
One kiss more
One kiss of thine, ballad
One kiss, just one kiss for good bye
One kiss, then we sever; Charming waltz song
One little face is missing
One little girl I know
One little kiss
One little lock of hair
One little soldier man
One little sweet kiss at the door!
One little sweet little girl
One little word
One little year ago
One look of love! - Ti chiedo un guardo sol!
One more dance
One more gallant charge, boys
One more hymn
One more kiss and then good bye, conscript's farewell
One more kiss mamma
One more look dear sister
One more schottisch
One morn in May
One morning, oh, so early
One night while wandering
One of the G. R. G.!
One of the boys
One of the finest
One of us
One parting song and then farewell, ballad
One parting word dear mother
One rosy crown of love
One smile for me sweetheart
One smile of kindness beaming = Ah! Un sol tuo riso e schiudermi, aria from the opera Giovanna di Napoli
One smile of kindness beaming, aria from the new grand opera Giovanna di Napoli
One step more
One story's good till another is told, original ballad
One summer day at Rockaway
One sweet kiss at parting
One sweet kiss before we part
One sweet kiss from Rosa Lee
One sweet kiss my little sister
One sweet kiss, one parting kiss - Un Baiser avant de partir!
One sweet little wish, darling
One sweet word
One sweetly solemn thought
One thought of thee
One to love, and one to love me; Ballad
One wonderful night
One word - Un mot
One word from the loved ones at home
One word from you
One word with thee
One year, 1914-1915song
One-A strike
Oneida Lanciers
Oneida polka brillante
Only "little dot"
Only a baby small
Only a brakeman killed
Only a broken heart
Only a brook
Only a child
Only a crape on the door
Only a daisy
Only a dear little flower
Only a dream
Only a dream ballad
Only a dream of home
Only a dream of my mother
Only a dream of the golden past
Only a dream; Waltz
Only a face at the window
Only a face at the window; Ballad
Only a faded rose; Ballad
Only a fern
Only a few faded roses
Only a few old letters
Only a flow'ret
Only a flower there
Only a forget-me-not! Valse
Only a glimpse of the green
Only a golden ringlet
Only a gray hair darling
Only a homeless wand'ring child
Only a letter from mother
Only a little brook
Only a little flower
Only a little hyacinth
Only a little pair of shoes
Only a little shoe
Only a little wand'rer
Only a little while darling
Only a little while longer
Only a little word
Only a loving smile
Only a may-day crown!
Only a message from home
Only a mother's loving kiss
Only a motto God bless our home
Only a mug at the casement
Only a mug at the casement; Comic song
Only a pansy blossom
Only a pansy blossom; Waltz
Only a pansy blossom; Waltz song
Only a pansy blossom; Waltz song [and] Song of the robin
Only a ribbon
Only a ringlet of hair
Only a rose
Only a rose from mother's grave
Only a rosebud
Only a smile
Only a step beyond
Only a summer
Only a sweet little letter
Only a tear
Only a tiny rosebud
Only a tramp
Only a violet
Only a violet blossom!
Only a violet waltz
Only a waif of the city
Only a waiting maid
Only a withered rosebud
Only a withered violet
Only a word
Only a word, love
Only a workingman's child
Only a wreath
Only a wreath of oaken leaves
Only an emigrant!
Only an ivy leaf
Only an old chair
Only be kind
Only come
Only dreaming
Only for a while
Only for thee
Only for thee; Waltz
Only for you
Only for you!
Only friends and nothing more
Only going home
Only going to the gate
Only hope
Only in fun
Only love me
Only mine!
Only nine miles to the junction
Only of thee
Only one hour too late
Only one man killed to day
Only one song can I sing
Only one song can I sing; Ballad
Only one sweet word
Only one word
Only one word more
Only remembered
Only say yes
Only sleeping
Only speak
Only speak kindly to me
Only tell me baby blossom
Only thee
Only thine
Only this
Only three words; I love thee
Only through love
Only to bloom for a little while
Only to know
Only to look into thine eyes
Only to love thee more
Only to love thee more - Ce sola amer ̣
Only to meet
Only to see her again
Only to see her face again
Only to see her face again; Transcription
Only to see her face; Transcription
Only to see my home again
Only to see thee again
Only to thee I cling
Only tonight
Only trifles
Only two pretty blue eyes at the window
Only wait
Only waiting
Only waiting here
Only waiting; Ballad
Only yesterday
Only you
Onondaga march
Onondaga polka
Onondaga waltz
Ontario quick march
Ontario waltz
Onward Christian soldiers
Onward and upward
Onward freemen
Onward galop
Onward go
Onward march to victory, or The Patriot flag
Onward now proudly - Les vivandieres
Onward to Canada
Onward, Christian soldiers
Onward, march!
Onward, still onward!
Onward, upward!
Onyx waltz
Opal waltzes
Open the door
Open the door for the children
Open the gates
Open the gates as high as the sky
Open the window
Open thy lattice love
Open thy lattice, love
Open thy window; Barcarolle
Open up de golden gates
Open up your heart
Open wide the golden door
Opening chorus, Act 3d, Rip van winkle
Opening chorus, act I
Opening chorus, act II
Opening march
Opening ode
Opening the Chestnut Burr
Opening the golden doors
Opening voluntary no. 2
Opening voluntary, no. 3
Opera at home, no. 2
Opera at home, no. 3
Opera at home, op. 24, no. 1
Opera at home, op. 24, no. 4
Opera at home, op. 24, no. 5
Opera at home, op. 24, no. 6
Opera galop
Opera house march
Opera house polka
Opera march
Opera polka
Operatic March (The Organ at home)
Operatic cotillion, op. 318
Operatic french lancers
Operatic march -- Over the summer sea, waltz -- Anna waltz -- Tyrolian waltz
Operatic march [and] Harvest leaves march [and] Tannhauser march
Operatic medley
Operatic medley potpourri
Operatic reminiscences
Operatic selections
Operatic serenade; Lucrezia Borgia -- Il Puritani -- Linda di Chamounix -- Lucia de Lammermoor
Operatic serenades
Operatic waltz quadrille
Ophelia Murphy's birthmark; Comic song
Ophelia Rag
Ophelia polka
Or else we do
Or thereabout
Ora e sempre
Orange blossom mazurka
Orange blossom waltz
Orange blossoms waltzes, op. 56
Orange blossoms; Polka
Orange blossoms; Waltz song
Orange blossomsa comedy with music in three acts
Orange flower mazurka
Orange flower waltz
Orange flowers, romance
Orange grove mazurka
Orange grove schottische
Orange leaf redowa
Orange polka (Choice fruit)
Orange schottisch
Orbona waltz
Orchard lake polka
Order of music for the second annual festival
Oregon quick step
Organ at home, The (The parting march & Beautiful sea)
Organ fantasia
Organ music for church service
Organ pastime
Organ recital music, no. 1, Ave Maria
Organ voluntary, no. 36 [and] Night song
Organist, The; A Vocal improvisation
Oriental dance
Oriental exhibition; Galop
Oriental march
Oriente, El; Marcha masn̤ica
Origin of love, The - Come nasce l'amore
Origin of music; A Cantatina
Original Austrian walses
Original Cellarius waltz
Original Eili Eili
Original Melody
Original kol nidre
Original sacred harp (Denson revision)the best collection of sacred songs, hymns, odes, and anthems, over offered the singing public for general use
Original schottisch quadrilles
Original theme and variations
Original tunes to selected hymns, book 2
Original tunes to selected hymns, book 3
Original tunes to selected hymns, book 4
Original tunes to selected hymns, book 5
Original tunes to selected hymns, book 6
Oriole mazurka quadrille
Oriole polka redowa
Oriole waltz
Oriole waltz (Home delights)
Orion, a brilliant waltz
Orlando, romanze
Orleans cadets quick step
Oro es amor, El - Gold is love; Habanera
Orphan Emigrant, The (Moonlight Reminiscences)
Orphan Mabel
Orphan's song, The - Lied einer waise
Orphan, The - Die waise
Orphan, The - L'Orfanello
Orphee aux Enfers (Evening Visits)
Orphee aux enfers
Orphee aux enfers waltz
Orpheus No. 1
Orpheus No. 2
Orpheus galop
Orpheus waltz
Orsini waltz [from] Lucrezia Borgia
Orthophony; or, Vocal culture
Orzelia mazourka
Oscar Wilde's serenade
Oscar mazurka
Osceola march
Oseola polka mazurka
Oshkosh fire march
Osina gallopade
Osmanli quick step
Ossian's address to the sun
Ossian's glen, cantata
Ossian's serenade
Ossian's serenade, or, Burman lover, or, The little canoe
Ossian's serenade, with brilliant variations, op. 767
Ossian's serenade, with variations
Ostler Joe Annie fair
Ostrich feather galop
Ostrich feather quick step
Ostrich waltz
Othelia Waltz
Othello quick march
Othello suite
Othello, op. 87
Other arrangements
Other eyes
Other love with scorn disdaining = Tutto sprezzo che d'Ernani
Other love with scorn disdaining = Tutto sprezzo che e'Ernani
Other times
Other times!
Ottawa beer
Ottoman polka
Oui, oui, Marie
Ould Ireland you're my darlin'
Our "German" set
Our "little sunshine"
Our Brittany sky = Le soleil de ma Bretagne
Our Christmas-tree
Our Daisy
Our Father
Our Father who art in heaven
Our Helen's mazurka
Our Jeanie
Our Jim is coming; Rallying song
Our Jimmy's train
Our Lady of Lourdes
Our Lord arose
Our Mary
Our Mary's waltz
Our Neutral friend
Our Orioles
Our Philelethean Hall
Our Union right or wrong
Our Volunteers
Our Wildwood home, ballad
Our Willie
Our Willie died this morning
Our Yankee girls, op. 8
Our ain burn side, ballad
Our angel child
Our army and navy for ever
Our army and navy of blue!
Our army of the dead
Our army polka
Our babe up in glory
Our babie's march
Our back stoop; or, My sweet Maria
Our ball team
Our band galop
Our banner
Our banner of glory
Our banner of glory!
Our banner shall wave forever
Our banner still waves
Our banner's constellation
Our banner, or The Star spangled banner
Our battle flag
Our beautiful flag, or The Bonnie, red, white and blue
Our beautiful home above
Our beautiful home over there
Our blossom
Our blue eyed darling
Our boast is the Union
Our bonnie boys in blue
Our boy is a warrior now
Our boy's polka
Our boys
Our boys afloat
Our boys are all gone to the war
Our boys are coming back
Our boys are coming home
Our boys are home to stay
Our boys are in danger! Temperance song and chorus
Our boys are marching home
Our boys have all come home
Our boys in blue
Our boys in blue, grand march
Our boys in camp
Our boys shoulder to shoulder march
Our boys, ballad
Our boys; Polka militaire
Our brave boys in blue
Our brave fire-boys!
Our braves
Our captain's last words
Our century of freedom
Our champion's march
Our child's evening prayer
Our childhood's home
Our city's belle
Our club
Our color guard
Our comrade has fallen
Our coral caves, the sea nymphs invitation
Our cot in Tennessee
Our country
Our country and flag
Our country and flag, a national song and chorus
Our country firmly stands
Our country girls
Our country has charms
Our country right or wrong
Our country's defenders
Our country's flag
Our country's flag forever
Our country's in danger and calls for you now
Our country's starry flag
Our country, a national song
Our country; A National hymn
Our country; National hymn
Our darling Freddie
Our darling gone but not forgotten
Our darling is an angel now
Our darling sleeps
Our darling's gone
Our darling's journey-finished
Our darling; Polka mazurka
Our darlings last good night
Our days of love, ballad
Our dead not lost
Our dead soldier boy
Our dear New England boys
Our dress parade
Our duty to our flag
Our father waits over the way
Our father's at the helm, sacred song
Our favorite galop
Our favorite polka mazurka, op. 34
Our favorite polka quadrille
Our favorite polka redowa
Our favorite waltzes
Our favorite!
Our fireside at home
Our first march
Our first mazurka
Our first polka
Our first president's quickstep
Our first rondo
Our first schottische
Our first waltz
Our first; Galop
Our flag
Our flag and the Union forever
Our flag is there
Our flag is there, with brilliant variations, op. 840
Our flag o'er Georgia floats again
Our flag shall wave there
Our flag with forty five stars
Our flag's the flag of Washington (Maryland! my Maryland)
Our flag, or The Origin of the stars and bars
Our flag, our army and our president!
Our foes
Our folks schottische
Our friends waltzes
Our friendship's smile, ballad
Our front stoop
Our generals' quickstep
Our girls
Our girls (Six Songs)
Our girls, ballad
Our glad voices
Our glorious land, land of the free
Our glorious standard
Our glorious union, for ever!; The dying child's request; Kate was once a little girl; The country lassie and her mother / Wm. H. Oakley -- Come o'er the brook / Ford and Calcott -- Chant, Where shall the soul find rest? / J. M. B
Our good old friends
Our good ship sails to night
Our governor's march
Our governor's polka
Our guests
Our guiding star
Our happy days of childhood
Our happy home; March
Our happy trysting place
Our hearts are brave
Our hearts are with our country
Our hearts beat high, whig song
Our hearts desire; Gavotte
Our heroes
Our heroes and our flag
Our high-toned colored crooks
Our home beyond the stars
Our home by the river of life
Our home is on the mountain's brow
Our home is on the sea, boy
Our home o'er the tide
Our home over there
Our home town
Our home's on the dancing wave
Our hut on the old plantation
Our lady of the hospital
Our land of the west
Our last grand camping ground
Our little Daisy
Our little Jennie
Our little baby boy
Our little baby girl
Our little boy that died
Our little darling
Our little darling's grave
Our little friends; Five very easy and instructive pieces
Our little nestlings; Gavotte
Our little one
Our little one waltz
Our little ones
Our little pet
Our little soldier boy
Our little treasure
Our lives
Our loved ones are passing away
Our loved ones far away
Our lovely Hudson
Our loyal banner
Our loyal, tried and true
Our march
Our marching orders
Our mazurka
Our merry home
Our mother in heaven
Our mother's way
Our mothers prayer
Our musical album
Our nation calls for peace again
Our nation forever
Our nation mourns her martyr'd son
Our nation's captain
Our nation's flag
Our nation's prophecy
Our national banner schottisch
Our national flag
Our national game
Our national union march
Our native flag
Our native land
Our native song
Our new-born king
Our noble chief has passed away
Our noble land; A National lyric
Our oars keep time
Our old brown homestead
Our old home
Our old homestead
Our old tom cat, the cats march out of the ash hole
Our only one
Our own
Our own Robbie Burns
Our own baby-boy
Our own brave boys
Our own dear land
Our own fair Italy, or, The return of the Neapolitan wanderers
Our own laughing Nell
Our own little world
Our own polka
Our pastor
Our patriot flag!
Our pilgrims' chorus
Our prayer
Our regiment quick march
Our republic
Our reunion
Our risen Lord today
Our sabbath home
Our savior and king
Our school march
Our schottisch
Our ship
Our signal polka
Our skippers wife; Descriptive song
Our sleeping heroes
Our sociable waltz
Our society galop
Our soldier
Our soldier boys
Our soldier's graves
Our soldiers return
Our soldiers welcome home
Our soldiers welcome home waltz
Our soldiers' last march
Our southern flag
Our southern home
Our spring holiday
Our star, ballad
Our starry banner
Our starry flag
Our stylish boarding-house; Comic song and chorus
Our sweet little rosebud has flown
Our sweet voiced little birdling
Our triumph at Manassas, fantasie mazurka
Our turn is coming
Our two-year boys
Our unforgotten heroes of the Maine
Our veteran fathers
Our vine-clad cottage home
Our waltz
Our wandering ships
Our way across the mountains ho!
Our wedding ring
Our wedding tour; Waltzes
Our young soldier's grave
Our's galop
Ours galop
Out John and the reply
Out for a racket
Out in our old barn
Out in the gloomy night sadly I roam
Out in the moonlight
Out in the park
Out in the snow; or, The drunkard's child
Out in the starlight
Out in the storm
Out in the sunshine
Out in this terrible war
Out of bondage waltz
Out of darkness
Out of doors in spring
Out of school galop
Out of sight, out of mind - Lontan dagli oc chi; Ballad
Out of the darkness
Out of the deep have I called unto thee, O lord
Out of the depths have I cried
Out of the flames!
Out of the gold into the grey
Out of the old house into the new
Out of the shadows
Out of town; Lancers
Out of work
Out of work; or, The wolf at the door
Out on No. 3
Out on the deep
Out on the lake
Out on the moon-lit river
Out on the mountain
Out on the ocean
Out on the sea
Out on the shore
Out on the silvery sea
Out with the tide
Outcast, The - La Miseria
Outward bound
Ouverture "Jupiter"
Ouverture de l'opera de Mehul, Les deux aveugles d
Ov horachmon
Ove sei?, op. 14, no. 1
Over There
Over among the clover
Over and over again
Over field and meadow
Over field and meadow galop
Over field and meadows gallop
Over her knee
Over in Ireland
Over in Jersey
Over in the meadow
Over on the Jersey side
Over the Alpine mountains
Over the Brooklyn bridge; Serio-comic song
Over the Rhine
Over the bars
Over the bay; Waltz song
Over the beautiful stars
Over the bridge; Galop
Over the cathedral door
Over the far blue ocean wave
Over the garden wall
Over the garden wall waltz
Over the garden wall waltz [flute or violin, piano]
Over the garden wall waltz [piano duet]
Over the garden wall waltz [piano]
Over the garden wall, waltz
Over the garden wall; March
Over the garden wall; March and waltz
Over the garden wall; Waltz
Over the heath
Over the hills
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills to Mary
Over the hills we go
Over the hills; Galop
Over the kitchen range
Over the mountain
Over the mountain and over the moor
Over the mountain march
Over the prairie
Over the prairie march
Over the rippling tide
Over the river
Over the river they're waiting for thee
Over the river, my darling
Over the sea
Over the sea galop
Over the sea in Erins sweet land
Over the sea waltz
Over the sea, love
Over the shadowy river
Over the silver waves
Over the snow
Over the stars is rest - Ueber den sternen ist ruh
Over the stars there is rest
Over the summer sea [from] La donna e mobile
Over the summer sea [from] Rigoletto
Over the summer sea [from] Rigoletto, op. 451
Over the top
Over the village stile
Over the water to Charlie [and] Irish washerwoman
Over the way
Over there [illustrated]
Over there my sweetheart lives!
Over where the shamrock grows
Overboard with Jonah
Overland galop
Overland waltz
Overture "Beatrice"
Overture "Mastodon"
Overture "Southern pastimes"
Overture "Topophone"
Overture "Zethus"
Overture "mixtures" [cornet]
Overture "mixtures" [orchestra]
Overture "night"
Overture "triumphal" [cornet]
Overture "triumphal" [orchestra]
Overture "vivant"
Overture Stagione
Overture Undine
Overture [from] The maid of Judah
Overture evening call
Overture march
Overture militair
Overture to "Laila"
Overture to Auber's opera the Syren
Overture to Hunyady Laszlo
Overture to Iphigenia in aulis
Overture to Oberon
Overture to Shakespeare's Midsummernight's dream
Overture to Tannhũser
Overture to Turandot
Overture to the Pearl of Bagdad
Overture to the siege of Paris
Overture, "Ostrolenka"
Overture, "Rip van winkle"
Overture, Poet and peasant
Overture, Tantalusqualen
Overture, The (Mines of melody)
Overture; An Artist of Flanders
Overture; Bric-a-brac
Overture; Climax
Overture; Crown of victory
Overture; Enchantment
Overture; Gypsy dell
Overture; Heroic [cornet]
Overture; Heroic [orchestra]
Overture; Hippodrome
Overture; Home memories
Overture; Hyperion
Overture; Le Domino noir
Overture; Semiramide
Overture; The Sea nymphs
Overture; The Tourist
Overture; Welcome again
Ow horachmon
Owasco memories, for pianoforte.
Owen's quick step
Owl lancers, The; Comicque
Ox minuet
Oxen waltz
Oxford galop
Oxford grand march
Oxford set
Oxford waltz; For Memorial day
Oy vel mir zei geben des yehr
Oysters and wine, at 2 a.m
Ozark mountain polka
Ozark mountains waltz
The O. and S. C. march
The Oakland schottisch
The Oakland waltzes, no. 1
The Oakland waltzes, no. 2
The Ocean breeze waltz
The Ocean by moonlight
The Oceana polka
The Oceana roll
The Odessa waltz
The Officer's funeral
The Ohio Napoleon march
The Old Forest Home
The Old Ninety Seven
The Old Place
The Old Star
The Old Story
The Old Union wagon
The Old abbey ruins
The Old bachelor's march
The Old bachelor's polka
The Old bachelor's waltz
The Old barn on the hill
The Old barn upon the green
The Old bell
The Old brick house
The Old brown mill
The Old camp kettle that hung on the pole
The Old chieftan
The Old church door
The Old church in the valley
The Old church tower
The Old clock on the stairs
The Old contraband
The Old cottage door
The Old cottage gate
The Old couple
The Old cuckoo clock
The Old darkey's dream
The Old dinner horn at home
The Old elm tree
The Old familiar faces
The Old family Bible
The Old farm house
The Old farm well
The Old farm-gate
The Old farmer
The Old fashioned cot in the lane
The Old fashioned homestead on the hill
The Old fashioned wheel
The Old fireplace
The Old flag
The Old flag will triumph yet
The Old folks and the old home so dear
The Old folks are gone
The Old front door
The Old gate on the hill
The Old granite farm
The Old gray house at home
The Old gray king
The Old hair trunk
The Old hat
The Old hearthstone
The Old home by the hillside
The Old home by the shore
The Old home is lonely without you
The Old homestead
The Old homestead has changed
The Old homestead on the hill
The Old house far away
The Old house far away, or The Dream of the soldier
The Old kitchen floor
The Old log cabin
The Old log cabin in the dell
The Old log cabin in the lane
The Old log cabin, varied
The Old man's darling
The Old minstrel
The Old mountain tree
The Old musician
The Old musician and his harp
The Old nest
The Old oak on the hill
The Old oak tree
The Old oaken bucket
The Old plantation
The Old red school house in the lane
The Old roof tree
The Old rustic bridge by the mill
The Old rustic swing
The Old school house
The Old school-house down by the mill
The Old scissors man
The Old sergeant
The Old sexton's turn to go
The Old ship of Zion
The Old ship of state
The Old soldier
The Old song book
The Old stone mill
The Old sweet story
The Old time
The Old tin plate
The Old town clock
The Old veteran of 1776
The Old village blacksmith shop
The Old village church
The Old village clock
The Old village depot
The Old village forge
The Old well
The Old white hat
The Old wolf at the door
The Old wooden bridge
The Old wooden rocker
The Old, old clock
The Old, old story
The Oleander polka
The Oleona polka
The Olive branch waltz
The Olive of love
The Olivia polka
The Oltenitza march
The Olympian club grand march
The One hundred days men
The One that pleases me
The Ones I long to see
The Only son is going now
The Onondaga waltzes
The Oofty gooft galop
The Opal waltz
The Opelousas prairie waltz
The Operatic bouquet
The Ophelia schottische
The Oracle proven false
The Oregon waltz
The Organist's reliance
The Organization of the Burlesque band
The Orient
The Orient quadrille
The Oriental bum bum
The Oriental schottisch
The Original Eli, Eli
The Orphan Emigrant
The Orphan boy
The Orphan girl's prayer
The Orphan's lament
The Orphan's petition
The Orphan's plea
The Orphan's prayer
The Orphean gallop
The Osborne house polka
The Osprey waltz
The Other shore
The Other side of dixie
The Otsego Co. polka
The Ould cabin
The Ould hats of '98
The Overlook grand march
The Ozark essence
The Ozark polka
The Ozark waltzes
The oath at the altar
The oathShulamith and Absolom duet
The ocean burial, ballad
The ocean house polka
The ocean never sleeps
The ocean quickstep
The ocean tide march
The ocean wave waltz
The octave waltz
The odd-fellow's glee
The offering polka
The old Constitution
The old Constitution, the gem of the ocean
The old English gentleman
The old North state
The old Plymouth rock
The old Russian march
The old and the young Marie
The old arm chair
The old arm chair, a ballad
The old attic room
The old banjo
The old barn floor
The old battle flag march and two step
The old belfry chimes nocturne
The old birchen rod on the mantel
The old black crow
The old bowery pit
The old brick school house
The old bridge
The old brigade
The old brown cow
The old brown homestead
The old bureau drawer
The old canoe
The old checker board
The old checkered shawl
The old church
The old church bell
The old church chimes
The old clay pipe
The old club march
The old cordwainer, ballad
The old corn mill
The old cottage clock
The old cottage home
The old couple, op. 19
The old days we remember
The old easy chair by the fire
The old familiar strain
The old family album
The old family clock
The old farm at home
The old farm gate
The old farm gate, a ballad
The old farmer's elegy
The old farmers grave
The old fashioned cradle
The old fashioned knocker on the door
The old fire place
The old forge fire
The old granite state
The old gray church
The old grey mare
The old gum tree
The old harper = Der alte harfner
The old hero's quick step
The old home ain't what it used to be
The old home sleeps
The old homestead where my mother died
The old house at home
The old inn sign
The old lock
The old log hut
The old log hut, or, Row, row your boat
The old love and the new
The old love is sweeter than the new
The old maid's waltz
The old man ain't what he used to be
The old man and spring
The old man with a beardfor mixed voices
The old man would be wooing, a celebrated ballad
The old man's home
The old man's love song
The old man's love-songThree songs for low voice
The old man's time to die
The old mill
The old mill stream
The old moss covered mill, op. 30
The old north state polka
The old oak tree, waltz
The old pear tree
The old person of Casselfor mixed voices
The old pine tree
The old play ground
The old playground
The old poplar tree
The old red barn
The old rusty key
The old sexton
The old state house bell
The old thatch'd cot
The old time singing school
The old timepiece on the stairs
The old trysting tree
The old veteran
The olden time for me!
The one I love
The one horse open sleigh
The only girla musical farcical comedy
The only pair of eyes
The only pal I ever had came from 'Frisco town
The only waltz
The only way
The opal waltzes, op. 8
The open door
The opera schottisch
The operatic march arranged from the celebrated finale in La favorite
The opossum finder
The orange bough
The organ girl's song
The organ grinder
The origin of the harp canzonet
The origin of the kiss
The original Lynchburg town
The original Zingarilla
The original schottisch
The original tampete
The orphan
The orphan ballad singers
The orphan of the Tyrol, a ballad
The orphan's lament, or, I'm standing by your grave mother
The orphan's tear, sacred ballad
The orphan, ballad
The orphans prayer
The other side of Jordan
The outcast
The outlaw
The owlSong for medium voice
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When a designer has his models drape jackets over their shoulders, you know it's going to be a superchic collection. Marcel Marongiu sent down sexy and strong looks like crop tops balanced by loose-fitting trousers, fitted dresses with plunging necklines, and all-white sporty tees with knee-length shorts. Navy, soft pink, teal, and aqua were also dominant colors on the catwalk, and a handful of printed pieces added variety among a sea of solids. Demure hemlines were the perfect counterbalance to all the sexy bodices for Spring 2013.
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This page contains Jurassic Park 2 Str Hints for Super Nintendo called "High Ptera" and has been posted or updated on Sep 4, 2006 by qawezx. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Ocean
- Publisher: Ocean
- Genre: Action Platformer
- Release Date: Not Set
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High Ptera
As you're facing dinosaurs at the beginning of this mission it is advisable to use your dinosaur darts in sporadic bursts. Try not to get knocked off ledges as you lose a lot of energy or even die. Save your Uzi and shotgun until you get to the electricity pylon as you will face a small army of enemies. Falling rocks can be shot into pieces as can obstacles in your way.
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#3 – What former A+ lister and now still a B list movie actor made his children sign confidentiality agreements so they would not reveal anything about his life, their life, or anything they know. That is a very trusting father.
Mel Gibson
I wish I knew divorce law to figure this out. His divorce was finalized 7 months after this blind, when it was revealed that he gave up nearly 400 million USD to his ex-wife as his divorce settlement.
Does that mean that as part of his settlement 5 of his 6 kids who were adults at the time of this blind were also made to sign agreements? If so, then I can see why he would protect himself. However, if she was going to get half anyways, I can't see why his kids would need to care if he has a say in any money going to them, if they are getting it directly from her.
I can't stand the guy but I would think that he had a horde of lawyers directing him to do this, if he didn't already think of it himself.
ReplyCancelThis wouldn't have had anything to do with the divorce settlement unless there was an agreement within the settlement that Mel had to provide for his kids in a trust. He then could have, as part of that agreement, made it contingent on them signing confidentiality agreements. Outside of the kids being minors and/or disabled this is unlikely (a minor signing wouldn't have the force of law anyway).
I suspect that they were threatened with being disinherited if they didn't sign. If that is the case, I hope they were smart enough to have a clause inserted which voided the agreement if they were disinherited anyway.
ReplyCancelThose lucky bastards should thank Mel everyday. They probably had no problem signing any agreement keeping them in the lap of luxury. The blind is probably half bullshit anyway as some have pointed out- minors cannot sign contracts. There is probably some phrase in a family trust document that gets signed that mentions confidentiality and that is where this blind comes from.
ReplyCancelMost of his kids would have been adults at the time. I'm thinking that this was about more than money though. If he has really dark secrets, then he has shady people who could enforce the silence. I'm sure that money was part of the deal, and it's possible that some of the kids haven't been saints either. If they keep their mouths shut, their problems will go away, if ya know what I mean.
ReplyCancelGuess he didnt want any "Mel Dearest" books coming forward, lol. Im sure he used the money as leverage. You cant believe hiw common this is, even when very little money us involved. I worked fir a nan who wanted to be in mysical theatre, and he was great at it. But his parents said we will cut you off if you do not go to meducal school and become a doctor. So he did. He was a terrific doctor but very bitter about not being able to pursue show business.
ReplyCancelOK, not to defend Mel, but he came to fame in the mid-80's, long before the internet where he could do what he wanted and no one would know. I can see him making his kids (and there are like 10 of them by his first wife) sign confidentiality agreements to be included in his will.
I can't say that I blame him.


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Posted at 6:00 AM on April 30, 2010
by Dale Connelly
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Dear Dr. Heartlander,Last year our daughter turned 16 and begged for a credit card linked to our checking and savings accounts. All her friends had that kind of access, she said. And besides, it would help her learn the value of money.
Reluctantly we gave in, and Ashley proceeded to wager our family savings in an internet betting pool focused on the outcome of "American Idol". I suppose it could have turned out OK except that nasty Simon Cowell said some stupid thing to turn the whole nation against our pick and we lost everything. Under the best of circumstances, an impulsive kid wouldn't get the kind of freedom that allows this to happen, but she assured us she knew what she was doing and we believed her.
Silly us.
Anyway, we've taken out some major loans to stay afloat and we're re-grouping, trying to put our lives back together. One of the tasks is to come up with a set of spending rules for Ashley so she doesn't do this again. I think I have a written a reasonable set of strict guidelines full of common sense limits backed up with a series of checks and balances, but her mother says my rules are too harsh and they'll drain Ashley of her free enterprise initiative, sending the message that big daddy is going to take control of all the variables, risk is bad and playing a hunch should be avoided at all costs.
That's exactly the message I mean to send. No gambling!
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I'm confused. I thought this was about money.
Should I re-consider?Sincerely,
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Here's what I told TBTF: "Good rules are an important part of any game, and Ashley does seem to view this as a game above all else. If her "free enterprise initiative" is easily damaged by a few limitations, it wasn't going to take her very far anyway. Her mother is probably just trying to scare you, which is also an important part of any system of oversight. Note the risk and move forward with care and determination."
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