Bibliography - Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818

Short Title	Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818
Title	Song-Singer's Amusing Companion, The
Pages	28
Publisher	Sterne and Mann
Location	DLC, MH, MWA, RPB/0AoA/Rdx MF 45760
Date	1818
Place	Boston
Data Place	Rdx S45760
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First Line	Page	Verses
Ye tars of columbia give ear to my story (fl)	2-4	11
Ye sons of Fredonia, come sing of M'Donough (fl)	5-7	8
Ye true sons of freedom, give ear to my song (fl)	7-9	11
At the close of the day, when the hamlet was still (fl)	9-11	5
In the down-hill of life, when I find I'm declining (fl)	11	4
If life's a rough path as the sages have said (fl)	12	3
If e'er I shall learn the sweet lessons of love (fl)	12-13	3
Guardian of our nation, stand firm in your station (fl)	13-14	6
Dear Parent! when these broken lines (fl)	14-15
Says Plato, 'why should man be vain?' (fl)	15-16	3
Gaily, lads! Our friends we're leaving (fl)	16-17	5
Term full as long as the siege of old Troy, A (fl)	17-18	3
People all tell me I'm false to my lass, The (fl)	18-19	10
When in death I shall calm recline (fl)	19-20	3
Oh! think on my fate, once I freedom enjoy'd (fl)	20	3
When our tutelar saint, in his wigwam reclin'd (fl)	20-21	3
When first the Sun o'er Ocean glow'd (fl)	21-22
With women and wine I defy every care (fl)	22-23	5
In slumbers of midnight the sailor boy lay (fl)	23-25	6
Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more (fl)	25-26
Shape alone let others prize, A (fl)	26-27	7
As Murphy Delancy, so funny and frisky (fl)	27-28	4
Of damask cheek, and auburn hair (fl)	28	4