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There was a Johnnie Miller who lived by himself
No full textGame song - not clear whether child or adult or both
. . . spring of the year, fried in maggoty butter
No full textDitty.Mercer: Bennett, p. 9; Blondahl, p. 53; Doule (1955) p. 23, (1966) p. 23; English, p. 55; Fowke (1973) p. 94, (1954) p. 122; Mills (1968), p. 38; Nolan, p. 18; Peacock, p. 222 (1963), (1965) p. 53; NSB, 12:1 (1965), 37
Oh, me father and mother were excellent folk
No full textMan has difficulty with name his parents gave him. Humorous.Mercer: Greenleaf, p. 345; Greenleaf also gives "Harry Beckwith's America's Own Comique Songster", 1878 (Jonathan, Joseph, Jeremiah), p. 28
Oh Pat, let me tell you, he'll mend your old drum
No full textCheating ways of shop-keeprs.Mercer: Blondahl, p. 13; Doyle (1955), p. 28; Fowke (1973), p. 52; Fowke, n.d., p. 206; Horwood, p. 128; Mills, p. 44; Nolan, p. 15; Peacock, p. 57
My father and mother were excellent folk
No full textHumourous song about naming a child.Mercer: Greenleaf, p. 345; Greenleaf also gives "Harry Beckwith's America's Own Comique Songster", 1878 (Jonathan, Joseph, Jeremiah), p. 28
. . .thinking tonight of the valley
No full textMan wishing he were back in Lonesome Valley with his Sally
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