Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music

Titles

They borrow, but never return! /
They call me birdie /
They can't do it, you know /
They cheek is pale, thy lip is mute, ballad /
They deem it a sorrow gone by, ballad.
They died for you and me /
They fought and fell [male voices] /
They fought and fell [mixed voices] /
They gather one by one /
They have taken him out of the poor-house /
They laid her under the roses /
They left their flocks; Christmas carol /
They may talk of love in a cottage, ballad /
They played in air /
They rest in peace; Memorial hymn /
They said thou wer't another's, ballads /
They saved our flag /
They say /
They say 'tis love - Sie sageni es ware die liebe /
They say I am nobody's darling /
They say I'm a very tough man! /
They say my cheek is faded, ballad /
They say that Jeanne [from] The Bells of Corneville /
They say that love's a fickle flame /
They say that pretty Jannie [from] The Chimes of Normandy /
They say that thou art poor, Louise, ballad /
They say there is a fairy land, a ballad /
They say there is an echo here.
They say there's a land o'er the ocean /
They say thou art not beautiful, ballad /
They sleep in the dust /
They sleep in the dust -- Benedic anima mea -- Who made the sky -- Dan Schaick L. M. -- Clinton C. M. -- Lily Bell /
They sleep in the grave together, a ballad /
They stood on the shore, or, The lovers /
They talk of you, they talk of me /
They tell me love is blind, a ballad /
They tell me she is no longer fair /
They tell me that he loves me, or, The mute lover /
They tell me thou art gay once more! Op. 103 /
They tell me thou'lt forget, ballad /
They that be wise /
They that sow in tears /
They that sow in tears shall reap in joy /
They walked beside the summer sea /
They who would marry /
They who would still be happy, romance /
They would if they could, but they can't /
They're all getting married but me; Serio comic song /
They're awful on the sly /
They're beckoning me /
They've burn'd my little bed /
They've sold me down the river /
They've sold me down the river, the negro father's lament /
The Thick lip wench /
Thine alone /
Thine alone [from] Madame la Font /
Thine alone waltz /
Thine alone! /
Thine and mine [and] My pretty little sweet blush rose /
Thine eye hath seen the spot ballad /
Thine eyes /
Thine eyes are like a dream, love /
Thine eyes forget the gentle ray /
Thine eyes of blue /
Thine eyes so blue and tender [alto or baritone] /
Thine eyes so blue and tender [soprano or tenor] /
Thine eyes waltz /
Thine for ever waltz /
Thine forever /
Thine forever thine /
Thine image - Dein bild /
Thine image dwells within my heart, ballad /
Thine image still is near /
Thine is my heart galopp /
Thine is my heart, galopp /
Thine love /
Things are seldom what they seem /
Things that make a man feel like a fool /
Things that never die /
Things to cherish /
Think ere you speak, ballad /
Think gently of the erring, a ballad /
Think not I can e'er forget thee /
Think of me /
Think of me darling I'm waiting for thee /
Think of me kindly /
Think of me kindly when I'm far away /
Think of me kindly, love, when I am gone /
Think of me sometimes /
Think of me sometimes, Maggie /
Think of me when far away /
Think of me while absent darling /
Think of me, I pray /
Think of me, darling /
Think of me, love, in your dreams /
Think of me, sweetheart /
Think on that look /
Think what a destiny is mine /
Thinking and dreaming of mother /
Thinking first, then doing /

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