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Traditional Heritage Folksong Treasury

By Traditional Folk Heritage

24 traditional American, English, Scottish, and Irish folk songs with complete stanza lyrics, historical notes, and sing-along audio links.

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Home on the Range

American Cowboy Folk Song (1873) • Kansas / American West

Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, Where the deer and the antelope play; Where seldom is heard a discouraging word, And the skies are not cloudy all day.

Home, home on the range, Where the deer and the antelope play; Where seldom is heard a discouraging word, And the skies are not cloudy all day.

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Table of Contents

24 Chapters

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1

Home on the Range

American Cowboy Folk Song (1873) • Kansas / American West

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2

The Ash Grove (Llwyn Onn)

Traditional Welsh Folk Song • Wales

3

The Minstrel Boy

Traditional Irish (Thomas Moore, 1813) • Ireland

4

Early One Morning

Traditional English Folk Song (18th c.) • England

5

Loch Lomond

Traditional Scottish Folk Song (1746) • Scotland

6

Scarborough Fair

Traditional English Ballad • Yorkshire, England

7

Molly Malone (Cockles and Mussels)

Traditional Dublin Street Song • Ireland

8

Shenandoah (Across the Wide Missouri)

Traditional American Shanty • Virginia / Missouri River

9

Red River Valley

Traditional North American Folk Song • Manitoba / Texas Red River

10

Down in the Valley (Birmingham Jail)

Appalachian Folk Song • Kentucky / Appalachia

11

Simple Gifts

Elder Joseph Brackett (1848) • Shaker Folk Hymn

12

Oh My Darling, Clementine

American Miner Folk Song (1884) • California Gold Rush

13

Blow the Man Down

Traditional Sea Shanty • Atlantic Ocean

14

The Skye Boat Song

Sir Harold Boulton / Highland Jacobite Air • Isle of Skye, Scotland

15

Lavender's Blue (Dilly, Dilly)

Traditional English Nursery Ballad (17th c.) • England

16

The Water Is Wide (O Waly, Waly)

Traditional Scottish & English Ballad • Scotland / England

17

Danny Boy (Londonderry Air)

Frederic Weatherly / Traditional Irish Air • County Londonderry, Ireland

18

The Golden Vanity

Traditional English Folk Ballad (17th c.) • England / Lowlands

19

The Blue Bells of Scotland

Traditional Scottish Folk Song • Scotland

20

Billy Boy

Traditional Folk Song • England / Appalachian

21

The Erie Canal (Low Bridge, Everybody Down)

Thomas S. Allen (1905) • New York / Erie Canal

22

Sweet Betsy from Pike

American Pioneer Ballad (1858) • Overland Trail / California

23

I've Been Working on the Railroad

Traditional American Railroad Song (1894) • Transcontinental Railroad

24

Pretty Polly Oliver

Traditional 17th Century English Ballad • England

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