Text Index-FO

Date	Text	Short Title	Page	Verses
1811	Foddle de doll (bt)	Humourist, 1811	34-35	3
1817	Foddle diddle---fee! faw! fum! (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	7-8	2
1800	Foe to love and beauty, A (r)	Patriotic, 1800	95-96	5
1798	Foes to our freedom, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1798	5-6	6
1799	Foes to our freedom, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	IV:22-IV:24	5
1799	Foes to our freedom, &c. (bt)	American, 1799	13-15	5
1800	Foes to our freedom, &c. (bt)	American, 1800	13-15	5
1800	Foes to our freedom, &c. (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	3-4	5
1799	Foes to our freedom we'll ever defy (r)	Columbian, 1799	IV:22-IV:24	5
1800	Foes to our freedom we'll ever defy (r)	Patriotic, 1800	3-4	5
1814	Fol de rad et al, &c. (bt)	Naval Songster-1, 1814	5-6	8
1814	Fol de riddle lol, &c. (bt)	Comic Songs, 1814	108-109	5
1815	Fol de riddle lol, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	124	3
1815	Fol de riddle lol (bt)	American Songster, 1815	63-64	3
1817	Fol de riddle, lol de riddle, hi ding do (r)	Old Dame Margery, 1817	18-19	4
1818	Fol de riddle, lol de riddle, hi ding do (r)	Old Dame Margery, 1818	18-19	4
1814	Fol de riddle, lol de riddle, high ding do (bt)	Old Dame Margery, 1814	16, 19	4
1808	Fol de riddle lol, fol de riddle lido! (bt)	National Songster, 1808	39-41	5
1808	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	National Songster, 1808	125-126	4
1811	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Songsters Repository, 1811	236	4
1812	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	31-32	4
1814	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	American Muse, 1814	69	4
1815	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	111-112	4
1817	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	68	4
1817	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	28-29	4
1817	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	30-31	7
1817	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	143-145	6
1818	Fol de rol, &c. (bt)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	59-60	7
1798	Fol de rol de re (bt)	Columbian, 1798	38-39	2
1805	Fol de rol de ree (r)	Town & Country, 1805	36-37	2
1812	Fol de rol de rol (bt)	Harp of Erin, 1812	44-45	4
1815	Fol de rol de rol (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	112-113	4
1817	Fol de rol de rol (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	141	4
1817	Fol de rol de rol (r)	Songster's New PC, 1817	56-57	4
1818	Fol de rol de rol (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	94	4
1798	Fol de rol de rol de ri do (r)	Nautical, 1798	43-44	3
1820	Fol de rol, de rol lol (bt)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	63-64	7
1811	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (bt)	Humourist, 1811	25-26	1
1808	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	National Songster, 1808	125-126	4
1811	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	236	4
1812	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	31-32	4
1814	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Nightingale, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	69	4
1814	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	American Muse, 1814	69	4
1815	Fol de rol de rol lol lol (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	111-112	4
1818	Fol de rol, de rol lol, lol, lol, lol (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	59-60	7
1807	Fol, deriddle, lol, &c. (bt)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	81-82	5
1809	Fol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1809	39-40	5
1809	Fol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	New Joke, 1809	147-148	5
1812	Fol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1812	80-81	5
1813	Fol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1813	69-70	5
1813	Fol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1813	33-34	5
1814	Fol, deriddle, lol, &c. (r)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	48-50	5
1798	Fol lo, de rol (bt)	Columbian, 1798	87-89	7
1797	Fol lol, &c. (bt)	Theatrical, 1797	8-9	7
1811	Fol lol, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	74-77	7
1811	Fol, lol, &c. (bt)	Gold Finch, 1811	8-9	5
1812	Fol lol, &c. (bt)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	11-12	5
1813	Fol, lol, &c. (bt)	National Song-Book, 1813	79080	8
1817	Fol lol, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	70	5
1817	Fol lol, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	34-35	5
1811	Fol lol de ra, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	58-59	5
1807	Fol lol de riddle lol! &c. (bt)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	5-9	7
1810	Fol lol de riddle lol, &c. (bt)	Comic Songster, 1810	42-43	5
1815	Fol lol de riddle lol! &c. (bt)	Songster's Olio, 1815	114-114	8
1807	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (bt)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	44-45	4
1807	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (r)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	44-45	4
1811	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (r)	Musical Repertory, 1811	58-59	5
1811	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (r)	Gold Finch, 1811	8-9	5
1812	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (r)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	11-12	5
1817	Fol lol de riddle lol de ra (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	34-35	5
1817	Fol lol de riddle lol de ral (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	70	5
1807	Fol lol de riddle lol ra (r)	Victory, 1807	61	5
1807	Fol lol de riddle rol, &c. (bt)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	37-41	9
1811	Fol lol de riddle rol! &c. (bt)	Songsters Repository, 1811	250-252	7
1817	Fol lol de rol, &c. (bt)	Songster's New PC, 1817	119-120	4
1804	Fol, lol, de rol (bt)	Mirth and Song, 1804	135-137	7
1804	Fol lol, de rol (bt)	Merry Medly, 1804	43-47
1816	Fol lol deriddle lol, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1816	44-45	5
1811	Fol lol lol lol la (bt)	Humourist, 1811	62-63	3
1809	Fol, lolk de riddle lol de ra (bt)	Middlesex Songster, 1809	22-23	5
1807	Folies d'Espangne (it)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	203	3
1807	Folks will be all for the borders, The (fl)	Victory, 1807	18	3
1811	Folks will be all for the borders, The (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	184-185	3
1786	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Select Songster, 1786	51-52	3
1788	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	American Songster, 1788	96-97	3
1790	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Charmer, 1790	30-31	3
1790	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure! (r)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	164	3
1797	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	44-45	3
1798	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Echo, 1798	48-49	3
1800	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Echo, 1800	33-34	3
1803	Follow, follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	American Songster, 1803	96-97	3
1811	Follow, follow, follow me, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	128-129	2
1797	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (bt)	Dibdin, 1797	43-44	3
1803	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Songster's Museum, 1803	133-134	3
1803	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	172
1805	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	106	3
1806	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	72	3
1806	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Linnet, 1806	72	3
1810	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	53-54	4
1812	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Black Bird, 1812	72	3
1812	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Woodman's Hut, 1812	7-8	4
1815	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Nightingale, 1815	25	3
1816	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Black Bird, 1816	73-74	3
1816	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Modern Songster, 1816	25	3
1818	Follow, follow, follow pleasure (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	166-167	3
1795	Follow, follow, the hounds in full cry (r)	Medley, 1795	172-173	5
1798	Follow the drum, with a row, dow, dow (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	32-33	3
1798	Follow the hare (bt)	Columbian, 1798	153-155	7
1800	Follow the hare (bt)	Nightingale, 1800	21-23	7
1800	Follow the hare (bt)	Echo, 1800	120-122	7
1797	Follow the hounds and the merry ton'd horn (r)	Columbian, 1797	83-84	3
1803	Follow the Hounds in Full Cry (t)	Buck's PC, 1803	6-7	5
1805	Follow the joys of the chace (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	152-153	4
1795	Follow the loud tattoo (bt)	Social Harmony, 1795	23	3
1795	Follow the sound of the horn (bt)	Sky Lark, 1795	114-115	3
1797	Follow the sound of the horn (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	85	3
1798	Follow the sound of the horn (r)	Columbian, 1798	156
1802	Follow the sound of the horn (r)	Choice Collection, 1802	4-5	6
1799	Follows the loud tattoo (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	51-52	3
1793	Follows the loud tattoo (bt)	Syren, 1793	103-104	3
1797	Follows the loud tattoo, And (bt)	Dibdin, 1797	52-53	6
1798	Fond Fair, The (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	67	2
1777	Fond father's bliss is to number his race, A (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	221-222	2
1801	Fond father's bliss is to number his race, A (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	213	2
1817	Fond father's bliss is to number his race, A (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	128	2
1816	Fond Heart, The (t)	Syren, 1816	I.36	2
1818	Fond Heart, The (t)	Syren, 1818	I.36	2
1818	Fond hope Elates his Song (t)	Star, 1818	119	3
1799	Fond husband, will, after a conjugal strife (fl)	American, 1799	206-207	4
1800	Fond husband, will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	American, 1800	206-207	4
1800	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	125-126	4
1802	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	124	4
1808	Fond husband will after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	New Whim, 1808	20	4
1815	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	85-86	4
1815	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	72-73	4
1816	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strife, A (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	72-73	4
1805	Fond husband will, after a conjugal strike, A (fl)	Union Song, 1805	92-93	4
1801	Fond husband will after a conjugal strive, A (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	45	4
1815	Fond husband will after a conjugal strive, A (fl)	Songster, 1815	20	4
1818	Fond kiss, and then we sever, Ae (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	252-253	3
1760	Fond Virgin in Love, The (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	38	6
1765	Fool that is wealthy is sure of a bride, The (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.75	3
1777	Fool who is wealthy is sure of a bride, The (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	53-55	9
1804	Foolish pratter, what dost thou (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	13-14	4
1777	Fools-Hall (t)	Songs Comic, 1777	172-174	8
1817	Fools-Hall (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	116	8
1812	Foorallallo, O hone! gramachree, whack! (r)	Harp of Erin, 1812	89-90	4
1812	Foorallalloo, &c. (bt)	Harp of Erin, 1812	89-90	4
1814	Foorallaloo, &c. (bt)	Comic Songs, 1814	65-66	4
1814	Foorallaloo, O hone! gramachree, whack! (r)	Comic Songs, 1814	65-66	4
1765	Foot's Minuet (it)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.22	2
1760	For a bonny sweet lass is my Molly (r)	Mock Bird, 1760	164-165	6
1793	For a bottle's the mistress I mean (r)	Apollo-2, 1793	112-113*	5
1810	For a glass is good, &c. (bt)	Vocal Companion, 1810	74-75	2
1803	For a Highland Drover Returning from England (t)	American Ladies PB-1, 1803	134-136	7
1817	For a Little Child [hymn] (t)	Old Dame Margery, 1817	26-27	6
1818	For a Little Child [hymn] (t)	Old Dame Margery, 1818	26-27	6
1814	For a nautical Knight, a Lady--heigho (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	7-8	8
1801	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	227-228	4
1805	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Warbler, 1805	158-160	4
1811	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	163-164	4
1814	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	125-127	4
1814	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	125-127	4
1814	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	125-127	4
1814	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	American Muse, 1814	125-127	4
1814	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Ameican Star, 1814	124-126	4
1815	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	101-103	4
1815	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	101-103	4
1817	For a sailor's life is a careless life (r)	American Star, 1817	189-190	4
1812	For a Select Company of "Old Continentals" (t)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	6-7	7
1795	For a shape, and a bloom, and a mein (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	111	4
1818	For a' that, an' a' that (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	164-165	5
1806	For a' that, and a' that (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	105-106	5
1806	For a' that, and a' that (r)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	105-106	5
1812	For a' that and a' that (r)	Minstrel, 1812	152-153	3
1812	For a' that, and a' that (r)	Minstrel, 1812	154-155	5
1812	For a' That and a' That (t)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	54-55	4
1817	For a' That, and a' That (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	18-19	4
1817	For a' That, and a' That (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	64	4
1818	For a' That, and a' That (t)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	97-98	4
1820	For a' That, and a' That (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	80-81	4
1819	For ae sweet moment wi' thee (r)	Poems and Songs, 1819	142-143	3
1820	For ae sweet moment wi' thee (r)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	142-143	3
1795	For ages on ages by tyranny bound (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	203-204	2
1797	For ages on ages by tyranny bound (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	250	2
1800	For ages on ages by tyranny bound (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	110-111	6
1818	For alas! she has left me, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	64	3
1819	For alas! she has left me, &c. (bt)	Songster's PC, 1819	56-57	3
1820	For alas! she has left me, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	64	3
1804	For America, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	47-48	3
1803	For Anna fair, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1803	196-197	3
1817	For art thou not Donald the pride of Dumblane (r)	American Star, 1817	120	2
1818	For art thou not Donald the pride of Dumblane (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	53	2
1818	For art thou not Donald the pride of Dunblane (r)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	96	2
1820	For auld lang syne, &c. (bt)	Melodist-1, 1820	3-4	5
1812	For auld lang syne, my dear, &c. (bt)	Minstrel, 1812	126-127	5
1817	For auld lang syne, my dear, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	49	5
1817	For auld lang syne, my dear, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	140-141	5
1819	For auld lang syne, my dear, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	143	5
1820	For auld lang syne, my dear, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	143	5
1812	For auld lang syne, my dear (r)	Minstrel, 1812	126-127	5
1817	For auld lang syne, my dear (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	49	5
1799	For Balt'more, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	42	3
1800	For Balt'more, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	121	3
1798	For better I like, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	106	2
1800	For better I like, &c. (bt)	Festival, 1800	31	2
1799	For bold I'll meet, &c. (bt)	Baltimore, 1799	36-37	3
1807	For Columbia, when with favoring gale (fl)	American Songster, 1807	82-83	4
1815	For Columbia, when with favoring gale (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	81-82	4
1802	For Columbia, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	103	4
1800	For Columbia, when with fav'ring gales (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	101	3
1811	For Columbia, when with fav'ring gales (fl)	Tid Re I,1811	7-8	3
1800	For Columbia, when with fav'ring gales [sic] (fl)	Youthful, 1800	95-96	3
1800	For Comely Ned that died at sea (r)	Syren, 1800	33	6
1799	For dainties, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	42	3
1760	For dear, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1760	19-20	6
1799	For death will too soon bring each anchor a-peak (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	130-131	4
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee & Chorus. (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	16	3
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	13	2
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	13-14	3
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	15	2
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	16-17	2
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee, a Serenade. (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	15-16	2
1810	For Distressed Seamen and Distressed Poor. Glee and Chorus (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	15	4
1797	For England when a fav'ring gale (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	39	3
1806	For England when with favoring gales (fl)	Neptune, 1806	25-26	3
1814	For England when with favouring gale (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	200	3
1814	For England when with favouring gale (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	200	3
1814	For England when with favouring gale (fl)	American Muse, 1814	200	3
1797	For England when with favouring gales (fl)	Theatrical, 1797	16	3
1797	For England when with favouring gales [sic] (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	133	3
1794	For England when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	138-139	3
1798	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Columbian, 1798	123-124	5
1798	For England when with fav'ring gale (fl)	American MM, 1798	140-141	3
1798	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Whim, 1798	17	3
1798	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	59-60	3
1800	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Festival, 1800	24	4
1801	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	16	3
1803	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	116	4
1804	For England when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	118-120	3
1804	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	19-20	4
1804	For England when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	53-54	4
1805	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Warbler, 1805	26	3
1805	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	20	3
1805	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	20	3
1805	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Union Song, 1805	118-119	4
1806	For England when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	36-37	3
1806	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	118	4
1806	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	118	4
1806	For England when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Linnet, 1806	36-37	3
1807	For England when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	18	3
1810	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	11	4
1810	For England when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	67-68	3
1810	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	11	4
1811	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	4-5	4
1812	For England when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	36-37	3
1816	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	37	3
1817	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	15	3
1818	For England, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	113-114	4
1818	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	61	4
1820	For England, when. with fav'ring gale (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	36-37	3
1820	For England, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	61	4
1820	For ever! for ever, dear maid! (r)	Melodist-2, 1820	97-98
1792	For ever, fortune! wilt thou prove (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	35-36	2
1795	For ever, fortune! wilt thou prove (fl)	Medley, 1795	35-36	2
1806	For ever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	6-7	2
1806	For ever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	6-7	2
1812	For ever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	104-105	4
1816	For ever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	104-105	4
1817	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Perry's Victory, 1817	19-20	3
1817	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	52-53	3
1818	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	61-62	3
1818	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	82	3
1818	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	52-53	3
1818	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	3	3
1819	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	24	3
1820	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	75-76	3
1820	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	52-53	3
1820	For ever remember'd be the gallant story (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	3	3
1815	For ever remembered be the gallant story (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	19-20	3
1805	For Federal Mechanics, A New Song (at)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	213-215	8
1813	For Federal Mechanics, A New Song (at)	National Song-Book, 1813	39-40	9
1765	For Florimel so fair of late (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.175
1807	For foreign climes to cross the sea (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	120	2
1811	For foreign climes to cross the sea (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	47
1799	For freedom and this happy land (r)	Columbian, 1799	IV:28	4
1809	For Freedom and Peace, &c. (bt)	American Vocal, 1809	52-56	10
1794	For gallant York has prov'd his worth (r)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	140	4
1807	For grog is our larboard and starboard, &c. &c. (bt)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	36-37	3
1779	For grog is the, &c. (bt)	Songs Naval, 1779	61-62	8
1807	For had I the wealth, &c. (bt)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	81	2
1813	For had I the wealth, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1813	12-13	4
1809	For He, who gave us life, gave thee (r)	American Vocal, 1809	13	5
1788	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	80-81	5
1788	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1788	160-161	3
1796	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1796	176
1803	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1803	160-161	3
1803	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	71	3
1805	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1805	106-107	3
1805	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	134-135	3
1806	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	88	3
1806	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	135-136	3
1806	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	135-136	3
1806	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	88	3
1812	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	88	3
1816	For he's aye a kissing, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	91-92	3
1796	For he's aye a kissing, kissing, aye a kissing me (r)	Vocal, 1796	176
1797	For he's aye a kissing, kissing, aye a kissing me (r)	Columbian, 1797	77	3
1806	For he's aye a kissing, kissing, aye a kissing me (r)	Complete Modern, 1806	153-154	3
1820	For Him Alone (t)	American Ladies PB, 1820	145	4
1820	For Him Alone (t)	American Ladies PB, 1820	145	4
1813	For him who sought his country's good (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	76	4
1820	For Home, for Love, and Liberty (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	69-70	2
1812	For hope will brighten days to come (r)	Syren, 1812	74	9
1818	For hope will brighten days to come (r)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	28-29	3
1819	For hope will brighten days to come (r)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	23-24	3
1819	For hope will brighten days to come (r)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	23-24	3
1799	For I am the girl that was made for my Joe (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	181	3
1799	For I am the girl that was made for my Joe (fl)	American, 1799	135	3
1800	For I am the girl that was made for my Joe (fl)	American, 1800	135	3
1799	For I ne'er lov'd my Joe for the lucre of gain (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	181	3
1799	For I Ne'er lov'd my Joe for the lucre of gain (r)	American, 1799	135	3
1800	For I Ne'er lov'd my Joe for the lucre of gain (r)	American, 1800	135	3
1798	For I pelt away, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	27-28	3
1799	For I pelt away, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	II:12-II:13	3
1801	For I pelt away, &c. (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	134	3
1798	For I pelt away, whelt away, whack away (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	27-28	3
1799	For I pelt away, whelt away, whack away (r)	Columbian, 1799	II:12-II:13	3
1815	For I was the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	66-67	3
1805	For I'm so happy, &c. (bt)	Choice Collection, 1805	25-26	5
1795	For I'm sure the dear youth that I love (r)	Sky Lark, 1795	39	3
1817	For, in Wine, It Lives again. Glee (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	138	2
1807	For it throbs, throbs, and it beats, beats, beats (r)	American Songster, 1807	29-30	3
1802	For Jenny had vow'd, &c. (bt)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	135-137	5
1797	For Jenny had vow'd away to run, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	16-17	5
1799	For Jenny had vow'd away to run, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	II:10-II:12	5
1806	For Jockey had, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	88-89	5
1806	For Jockey had, &c. (bt)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	88-89	5
1803	For Jockey had vow'd, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1803	52-53	5
1810	For Jockey had vow'd, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	4-6	5
1815	For Jockey had vow'd, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1815	45-46	5
1815	For Jockey had vow'd, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	45-46	5
1800	For John Adams' Natal Day (t)	Federal, 1800	76-78	9
1795	For kings and lords, &c. (bt)	Tribute, 1795	45-47	9
1796	For kings and lords, &c. (bt)	Tom Paine, 1796	67-68	8
1795	For kings and lords, the Rights of Man (r)	Tribute, 1795	45-47	9
1790	For labours', &c. (bt)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	176-177	3
1791	For labour's the price of our joys (r)	Apollo, 1791	135-136	4
1803	For Lack of Gold (t)	Patrick O'Neal, 1803
1788	For life without these, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	16-17	6
1802	For like pillars, &c. (bt)	Vocal Companion, 1802	65-67	7
1807	For like pillars, &c. (bt)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	103-105	7
1811	For like pillars, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	172-174	7
1814	For like pillars we stand, & (r)	Masonic, 1814	87-89	7
1797	For like pillars we stand, &c. (bt)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	239-240	7
1817	For like pillars we stand, &c. (bt)	Jachin-2, 1817	87-89	8
1798	For like pillars we stand (r)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	57-59	7
1802	For like pillars we stand (r)	Vocal Companion, 1802	65-67	7
1804	For like pillars we stand (r)	Mirth and Song, 1804	150-152	7
1805	For like pillars we stand (r)	True Ahiman, 1805	191-193	7
1807	For like pillars we stand (r)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	103-105	7
1811	For like pillars we stand (r)	Musical Repertory, 1811	172-174	7
1819	For love, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	117	2
1820	For love, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	117	2
1800	For love and a bumper he sung all his days (r)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	28-29	6
1807	For love and a bumper he sung all his days (r)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	105-106	6
1815	For love and a bumper he sung all his days (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	125	6
1765	For love and me (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.40-I.41	5
1799	For love I'll die (bt)	American, 1799	172-174	5
1800	For love I'll die (bt)	American, 1800	172-174	5
1790	For Lucy I sigh, &c. (bt)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	87	3
1760	For Mars, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1760	11-12	5
1765	For Mars, &c (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.158	5
1779	For Mars, &c. (bt)	Songs Naval, 1779	4-5	5
1764	For Mars, &c. (r)	Mock Bird, 1764	175	5
1765	For Mars is roused by war's alarms (r)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.158	5
1760	For Mars is rouz'd by war's alarms (r)	Mock Bird, 1760	11-12	5
1820	For Mary who feels not a tender concern! (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	51-52	3
1807	For Mary who feels not a tender concern? (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	123-124	3
1818	For Mary who feels not a tender concern? (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	46-47	3
1788	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	34	4
1792	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	75	3
1795	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Medley, 1795	75	3
1797	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	156	3
1803	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	101	3
1803	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	73
1807	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	55	3
1807	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	189-190	3
1808	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	55	3
1808	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	National Songster, 1808	175	3
1809	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	55	3
1811	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	129	3
1815	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	263-264	3
1816	For me my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	49	3
1803	For me my fair a wreath has wove (t)	Nightingale, 1803	73
1800	For money cried Bill, and them there sort of matte (r)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	4	3
1798	For ne'er shall, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1798	7-10	9
1812	For ne'er shall, &c. (bt)	Musical Miscellany, 1812	10-13	9
1812	For ne'er shall, &c. (bt)	Patriotic Vocalist, 1812	4-6	9
1816	For ne'er shall, &c. (bt)	Musical Miscellany, 1816	10-13	9
1804	For ne'er shall the songs of Columbia be slaves (r)	Nightingale, 1804	69-73	9
1806	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	122-124	9
1806	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	122-124	9
1810	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	49-52	9
1811	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	140-143	9
1812	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	122-124	9
1812	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Works of Paine, 1812	245-247	9
1815	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	American Song Book, 1815	3-6	9
1816	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	128-131	9
1817	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	American Star, 1817	193-196	9
1818	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	49-50	9
1820	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	138-141	9
1820	For ne'er shall the sons, &c. (bt)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	49-50	9
1798	For ne'er shall the sons of Columbia be slaves (r)	American MM, 1798	211-218	8
1811	For ne'er shall the sons of Columbia be slaves (r)	New-York Songster, 1811	157-161	9
1820	For ne'er shall the sons of Columbia be slaves (r)	Blackbird, 1820	122-124	9
1813	For ne'er till old ocean retires from his bed (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	66-67	5
1798	For Neptune, &c. (bt)	Mermaid, 1798	47-48	5
1811	For Neptune quits his wat'ry car (r)	Musical Repertory, 1811	88	2
1817	For New Year 1803 (t)	Songs of Love, 1817	26-27	3
1807	For nine times in ten, so teazing, and pleasing (bt)	American Songster, 1807	207	2
1802	For no peerage we covet, no sceptres desire (r)	Medley, 1802	79-80	5
1809	For no peerage we covet, no sceptres desire (r)	American Medley, 1809	79-80	5
1811	For no peerage we covet---no sceptres desire (r)	Republican Songster, 1811	26-27	5
1811	For no peereage, &c. (bt)	Republican Songster, 1811	26-27	5
1813	For none but slaves shall bend to tyranny (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	85	3
1812	For oh, &c. (bt)	Minstrel, 1812	137	3
1788	For oh! he is, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	81-82	4
1796	For oh! he is, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1796	177-178	4
1788	For oh! he is so blithe a lad (r)	Charms, 1788	81-82	4
1796	For oh! he is so blithe a lad (r)	Vocal, 1796	177-178	4
1812	For oh, her lanely nights are lang (r)	Minstrel, 1812	137	3
1796	For our country when, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	77
1794	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	37
1798	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	40-41	3
1798	For our country, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	76-77	3
1799	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	32-33	3
1804	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	American Academy, 1804	103-104	3
1805	For our country, when, with fav'ring gale (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	11-12	4
1805	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	American Academy, 1805	103-104	3
1806	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	18-19	4
1806	For our country, when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	4-5	4
1812	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	American Academy, 1812	105	3
1814	For our country when with fav'ring gale (fl)	Sky Lark, 1814	35	4
1798	For our glorious, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1798	21-22	3
1799	For our glorious, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	IV:27	3
1800	For our glorious, &c. (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	25-26	3
1800	For our glorious, &c. (bt)	Echo, 1800	14	3
1810	For our glorious, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	131	3
1798	For our glorious freedom wew drew with our breath (r)	Echo, 1798	21-22	3
1815	For our rights on the ocean (r)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	9-12	6
1817	For our rights we'll maintain, &c. (bt)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	92-93	6
1817	For our rights we'll maintain, &c. (bt)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	92-93	6
1808	For our roof we will raise, &c. (bt)	National Songster, 1808	157-159	9
1810	For our roof we will raise, &c. (bt)	Comic Songster, 1810	59-60	9
1797	For our roof we will raise (r)	Columbian, 1797	184-186	10
1806	For our roof we will raise (r)	Complete Modern, 1806	243-245	9
1812	For our roof we will raise (r)	Eagle and Harp, 1812	54-56	9
1813	For our roof we will raise (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	39-40	9
1805	For our roof we will raise, and our song shall be (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	213-215	8
1813	For our roof we will raise, and our song shall be (r)	Town and Country, 1813	77-79	9
1815	For our ships, &c. (bt)	Sailor's Rights, 1815	54-55	8
1815	For pot or cann, oh! I'm your man (r)	Songster's Olio, 1815	127-128	3
1797	For Royal Arch Masons (t)	Maryland Ahiman, 1797	271-272	8
1779	For Royal George and liberty (bt)	Songs Loyal, 1779	25	3
1798	For said Ned, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	108	3
1779	For Saint George's Day (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	20-21	6
1779	For sake of preservation (at)	Songs Loyal, 1779	49-50	6
1803	For Satuday night still comes, my boys (r)	Songster's Museum, 1803	154-156	3
1799	For says, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	28	6
1801	For says, &c. (bt)	Vocal Medley, 1801	77-78	6
1815	For says, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1815	70	6
1816	For says, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1816	70	6
1798	For, says Ned, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	94-95	2
1798	For says sly old Hodge, says he (r)	Vocal, 1798	77-78	6
1807	For shaving, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1807	171-172	3
1813	For she heard the voice of war (r)	American Patriotic-2, 1813	132-135	6
1802	For should the blasts of war, &c. (bt)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	77-78	5
1802	For should the blasts of war be heard (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	77-78	5
1813	For should the blasts of war be heard (r)	National Song-Book, 1813	92	2
1795	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Medley, 1795	204-205	2
1797	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	118	4
1798	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1798	57	2
1799	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	IV:17-IV:18	4
1801	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Vocal Medley, 1801	57	2
1806	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	38	2
1806	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	38	2
1812	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	38	2
1815	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1815	78	2
1816	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	38-39	2
1816	For sometimes smooth, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1816	78	2
1818	For sometimes smooth and sometimes rough (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	139	1
1818	For sometimes smooth and sometimes rough (r)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	62	1
1820	For sometimes smooth and sometimes rough (r)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	62	1
1801	For St. John's Day (t)	Muse of Masonry, 1801	44-46	9
1814	For St. John's Day (t)	Masonic, 1814	60-61	3
1817	For St. John's Day (t)	Jachin-2, 1817	60-61	3
1797	For St. John's Day, Midsum (t)	Free Mansonry, 1797	225-226	3
1818	For St. John's Festival (t)	Jachin, 1818	101-102	7
1779	For such our, &c. (bt)	Songs Loyal, 1779	65-66	7
1779	For such our love of liberty (r)	Songs Loyal, 1779	65-66	7
1793	For tenderness fashion'd, in life's early day (fl)	Syren, 1793	91	3
1803	For Tenderness Form'd (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	96	3
1811	For Tenderness Form'd (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	103-104	3
1797	For tenderness form'd, in life's early day (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	196	3
1799	For tenderness form'd in life's early day (fl)	Columbian, 1799	V:36	3
1803	For tenderness form'd, in life's early day (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	96	3
1807	For tenderness form'd, in life's early day (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	181-182	3
1811	For tenderness form'd in life's early day (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	103-104	3
1790	For tenderness fram'd in life's earliest day (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	68-69	3
1798	For that will never do (bt)	Columbian, 1798	183-184	3
1816	For the 22nd, of February (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	11-12	5
1818	For the 22nd of February (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	5-7	5
1815	For the 4th July, 1815, Birth Day of American Independence (t)	Songster's Olio, 1815	20-21	4
1811	For the 4th of July (t)	Republican Songster, 1811	49-51	5
1814	For the 4th of July, 1812 (at)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	174-179	10
1814	For the 4th of July, 1812 (at)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	174-179	10
1814	For the 4th of July, 1812 (at)	American Muse, 1814	174-179	10
1817	For the 4th of July, 1815 (t)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	35-36	4
1817	For the 4th of July, 1815 (t)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	35-36	4
1800	For the Anniversary of American Independence (t)	Republican, 1800	93	3
1817	For the Anniversary of American Independence (t)	Songs of Love, 1817	27-28	4
1818	For the Anniversary of St. John the Baptist. Glee (t)	Masonick Melodies, 1818	34-37	3
1795	For the Anniversary of the Revolution (t)	Tribute, 1795	79-81	6
1799	For the arms, &c. (bt)	Social Companion, 1799	38-39	6
1816	For the Baltimore Typographical Society (t)	Town and Country, 1816	69-71	8
1809	For the Baltimore Typographical Society, July 4, 1808 (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	71-73	8
1809	For the Baltimore Typographical Society, July 4, 1808. An Ode (t)	New Joke, 1809	179-181	8
1816	For the Birth Day of Washington (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	35-37	7
1818	For the Birth Day of Washington (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	29-30	7
1810	For the celebration of the 34th Anniversary , of American Independence (t)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	65-67	9
1811	For the celebration of the 34th Anniversary of American Independence (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	135-137	9
1817	For the Celebration of the Festival of Peace (t)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	66-67	4
1817	For the Celebration of the Festival of Peace (t)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	66-67	5
1779	For the Cores of the Lords Cathcart and Rawdon. A Song (t)	Songs Loyal, 1779	51-52	4
1779	For the Coronation Day. Recitative and Chorus (t)	Songs Loyal, 1779	23	1
1802	For the Festival of St. John the Baptist (t)	Vocal Companion, 1802	13-14	5
1811	For the Festival of St. John the Baptist (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	148-149	5
1815	For the Festival of St. John the Baptist (t)	Songster's Olio, 1815	133-134	5
1814	For the Festival of St. Patrick's Day (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	25-26	4
1817	For the Festival of St. Patrick's Day (t)	American Star, 1817	28-29	4
1800	For the Fourth of July (t)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	56-59
1803	For the Fourth of July (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	3-4	6
1805	For the Fourth of July (t)	Different Subjects, 1805	124-126	8
1805	For the Fourth of July (t)	Different Subjects, 1805	126-128	7
1808	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Songster, 1808	162-163	8
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	43-44	4
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	55-56	6
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	57-58
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	58-59	6
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	72-73	7
1813	For the Fourth of July (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	92	2
1814	For the Fourth of July (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	185-186	4
1814	For the Fourth of July (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	185-186	4
1814	For the Fourth of July (t)	American Muse, 1814	185-186	4
1815	For the Fourth of July (t)	Mocking Bird, 1815	154-155	4
1815	For the Fourth of July (t)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	154-155	4
1816	For the Fourth of July (t)	American Patriotic, 1816	85-88	18
1816	For the Fourth of July (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	3-5	6
1818	For the Fourth of July (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	21-22	6
1817	For the Fourth of July, 1815 (at)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	44-47	18
1817	For the Fourth of July, 1815 (at)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	44-47	18
1805	For the Fourth of March, 1801, Written and Sung (t)	Different Subjects, 1805	120-122	4
1765	For the Free-Masons (t)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.123-I.124	6
1797	For the Glorious Fourteenth of July (t)	Columbian, 1797	136-138	6
1805	For the Glorious Fourteenth of July (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	185-186	5
1811	For the green leaves all turn yellow (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	91	2
1791	For the joys of wine, &c. (bt)	Apollo, 1791	117-118	3
1793	For the joys of wine, &c. (bt)	Apollo-2, 1793	117-118*	3
1791	For the joys of wine are found in possessing (r)	Apollo, 1791	117-118	3
1806	For the Love of Jean (t)	Linnet, 1806	165	4
1814	For the Petersburg Volunteers (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	21-22	8
1817	For the Petersburg Volunteers (t)	American Star, 1817	23-24	8
1798	For the promise, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	107	4
1800	For the promise, &c. (bt)	Festival, 1800	67-68	4
1804	For the promise of lovers (r)	Merry Medly, 1804	37-38	4
1807	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1807	52-53	3
1809	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1809	52-53	3
1810	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1810	35-36	3
1810	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	181	3
1815	For the promises, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1815	42	4
1815	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	24	4
1815	For the promises, &c. (bt)	American Song Book, 1815	13-14	3
1816	For the promises, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1816	16-17	3
1808	For the promises of lovers should never be forgot (r)	Nightingale, 1808	52-53	3
1810	For the promises of lovers should never be forgot (r)	Sky Lark, 1810	82-83	3
1804	For the rights of man (r)	Merry Medly, 1804	119-120	4
1818	For the Sake of Somebody (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	205	2
1779	For the Sons of St. George. Written at Philadelphia (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	32-34	8
1793	For the sweetest of unions that mortals can prove (r)	Syren, 1793	86	3
1817	For the tars of Columbia are lords of the wave (r)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	5-7	9
1817	For the tars of Columbia are the lords of the wave (r)	Mermaid, 1817	47-48	4
1760	For the Thanksgiving Night (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	57-59	5
1799	For the trumpet's, &c. (bt)	Social Companion, 1799	32	2
1814	For the Typographical Society, An Ode (t)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	55-57	8
1814	For the Typographical Society, An Ode (t)	Nightingale, 1814	55-57	8
1814	For the Typographical Society, An Ode (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	55-57	8
1814	For the Typographical Society, An Ode (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	55-57	8
1815	For the Typographical Society, An Ode Composed (t)	Mocking Bird, 1815	52-54	8
1815	For the Typographical Society, An Ode Composed (t)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	52-54	8
1816	For the Washington Artillery Company (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	46-47	7
1816	For the wise and the valiant (r)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	73-75	6
1818	For the wise and the valiant in freedom's just cause (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	80-81	6
1796	For thee my fair a wreath has wove (fl)	Vocal, 1796	18	3
1816	For then I had not Learned to Love (t)	Syren, 1816	I.42-I.43	2
1818	For then I had not Learned to Love (t)	Syren, 1818	I.42-I.43	2
1803	For there's nae luck, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1803	80-82	9
1810	For there's nae luck, &c. (bt)	New Musical-1, 1810	42-44	7
1810	For there's nae luck, &c. (bt)	New Musical-2, 1810	42-44	7
1812	For there's nae luck, &c. (bt)	Minstrel, 1812	23-27	7
1819	For there's nae luck, &c. (bt)	Songster's PC, 1819	60-62	7
1807	For there's no friendship cheers the heart (r)	American Songster, 1807	202-203	3
1798	For this, &c. (bt)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	26-28	5
1799	For this is law, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	VII:18-VII:19	5
1812	For this is law, &c. (bt)	Songster's Museum, 1812	35-37	5
1809	For this is our Holiday (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	13	3
1809	For this is our Holiday (r)	New Joke, 1809	121	3
1809	For this is our Holiday (r)	American Ladies PB, 1809	122	3
1813	For this is our holiday (r)	Town and Country, 1813	10	3
1801	For this is the law, &c. (bt)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	257-258	5
1816	For this trade or that, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1816	105	3
1811	For this trade or that, &c. (bt)	Songsters Repository, 1811	206	3
1814	For tho' Willy's absent, I ken he'll be true (r)	Ameican Star, 1814	143	3
1817	For tho' Willy's absent, I ken he'll be true (r)	American Star, 1817	161	3
1817	For tho' Willy's absent, I ken he'll be true (r)	Songster's New PC, 1817	44	3
1791	For though, &c. (bt)	Apollo, 1791	112-113	5
1793	For though, &c. (bt)	Apollo-2, 1793	112-113*	5
1794	For though fortune's a jilt, &c. (bt)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	130	3
1791	For though thousands may broach her (r)	Apollo, 1791	112-113	5
1802	For 'tis wine that can blunt the keen thorn (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	229	3
1806	For 'tis wine that can blunt the keen thorn (r)	Linnet, 1806	148-149	3
1799	For turn me round, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	100-101	5
1811	For Union and America (r)	Republican Songster, 1811	59-60	3
1786	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	40	2
1795	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	103	2
1797	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	81-82	2
1798	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Echo, 1798	83-84	2
1800	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	59	2
1800	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Jovial, 1800	10	2
1803	For various purpose serves the fan (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	78	2
1816	For Volunteers on the 4th of July (t)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	49-50	3
1818	For Volunteers on the 4th of July (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	8-10	3
1798	For was I not telling thee (r)	Paddy, 1798	28-30	5
1796	For was not I, &c. (bt)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	46-47	5
1798	For was not I, &c. (bt)	Paddy, 1798	28-30	5
1806	For was not I oft telling thee (r)	Beggar Girl, 1806	3-4	5
1805	For [Washington's Birthday, 1798] (t)	Union Song, 1805	270	3
1798	For We Shall Both Grow Older (t)	Columbian, 1798	175	3
1799	For wedlock's a voyage, where, should boisterous billows (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180-181	4
1817	For we're met here , &c. (bt)	American Star, 1817	147-148	3
1798	For we're met here to be jolly, jolly boys, &c. (bt)	Nautical, 1798	43-44	3
1801	For we're met here to be jolly, jolly boys, &c. (bt)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	3-4	3
1811	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	197-198	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	66-67	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Nightingale, 1814	66-67	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	66-67	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	66-67	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	American Muse, 1814	66-67	3
1814	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Ameican Star, 1814	128-129	3
1818	For we're met here to be jolly jolly boys (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	77-78	3
1802	For wha sae soft, sae young, and gay (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	132-133	3
1806	For wha sae soft, sae young, and gay (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	135-136	3
1806	For wha sae soft, sae young, and gay (r)	Linnet, 1806	135-136	3
1812	For wha sae soft, sae young, and gay (r)	Black Bird, 1812	135-136	3
1799	For what's a beau or a monkey without a tail? (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	162-163	4
1795	For where a little, &c. (bt)	Medley, 1795	184	2
1797	For where a little, &c. (bt)	Dibdin, 1797	59	2
1799	For while Adams, &c. (bt)	Social Companion, 1799	4-6	7
1800	For while Adams, &c. (bt)	Federal, 1800	69-71	7
1811	For Willy thou promis'd, &c. (bt)	Songsters Repository, 1811	115-116	3
1807	For worms when old Bibo prov'd delicate fare (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	79-80	3
1811	For worms when old Bibo prov'd delicate fare (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	22-23	3
1814	For worms when old Bibo prov'd delicate fare (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	258-259	3
1805	For worms when old Bibo proved delicate [fare] (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	7-8	3
1810	For worms when old Bibo proved delicate fare (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	56	3
1811	For worms when old Bibo proved delicate fare (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	151-152	3
1794	For you, my lovely girl (r)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	122	3
1798	For you, my lovely girl (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	6	3
1798	For you, my lovely girl (r)	Jovial-2, 1798	29-30	3
1799	For you my lovely girl (r)	Baltimore, 1799	36-37	3
1800	For you, my lovely girl (r)	Patriotic, 1800	125-126	3
1794	For You, My Lovely Girl (t)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	122	3
1798	For you, my lovely girl (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	6	3
1799	For You My Lovely Girl (t)	Baltimore, 1799	36-37	3
1800	For You, My Lovely Girl (t)	Patriotic, 1800	125-126	3
1807	For you, My Lovely Girl (t)	American Songster, 1807	122-123	4
1799	For you, my only dear! (r)	American Ladies PB, 1799	133-134	3
1814	For you, our hands to heaven we raise (r)	Masonic, 1814	147	2
1817	For you, our hands to heaven we raise (r)	Jachin-2, 1817	147	2
1805	For you our hands to heav'n we raise (r)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	200-201	2
1811	Forallallo, O, Honey; Gtamachree, whack? (bt)	Humourist, 1811	35	4
1811	Foralollo, &c. (bt)	New-York Songster, 1811	64-65	3
1760	Forbear, fond God, forbear your dart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	157	4
1798	Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more (fl)	American MM, 1798	184-187	12
1802	Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	80-83	12
1815	Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	126-128	12
1818	Forbear my friends, forbear and ask no more (fl)	Song-Singer's Amusing, 1818	25-26
1805	Forbear to call, their skill will never do (fl)	Captain Barney's Victory, 1805	6	2
1790	Forbid his ardent love to tell (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	148	3
1793	Forbidden Love (t)	Pownall's Address, 1793	12-13	4
1800	Forbidden Love (t)	Fables, 1800	45-46	4
1796	Forc'd from home, all its pleasures (fl)	Paddy's Resource, 1796	27-28	5
1820	Forc'd from home and all its pleasure (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	102	2
1799	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	American, 1799	46-48	5
1800	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	American, 1800	46-48	5
1800	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	153-154	5
1803	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Buck's PC, 1803	26-28	7
1805	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Union Song, 1805	14-16	7
1806	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	101	2
1806	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Linnet, 1806	101	2
1811	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	125-126	14
1812	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	101	2
1814	Forc'd from home and all its pleasures (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	227-229	14
1816	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	105-106	2
1818	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	9-10	2
1819	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	82	2
1820	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	9-10	2
1820	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	9-10	2
1820	Forc'd from home, and all its pleasures (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	82	2
1807	Force, La (t)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	191
1807	Force of Love, The (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	26	2
1807	Force of Love, The (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	94	3
1815	Force of Love, The (t)	American Song Book, 1815	37	2
1807	Force of Music, The (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	97	1
1803	Force of Nature, The (at)	Songster's Museum, 1803	123-125	14
1811	Force of Nature, The. English (t)	Harp, 1811	32-33	9
1811	Fore I am a forcastle sailor (r)	Songsters Repository, 1811	189	4
1798	Forecastle Sailor, The (t)	Mermaid, 1798	62-63	4
1811	Forecastle Sailor, The (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	189	4
1777	Fore-castle Song, A (t)	Songs Comic, 1777	96-98	6
1779	Fore-Castle Song, A (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	102-104	6
1805	Foresail (t)	Choice Collection, 1805	16	2
1805	Foresail (t)	Choice Collection, 1805	22	3
1805	Foresail and Rosanna (t)	Choice Collection, 1805	23	2
1800	Forever Fortune (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	59-60
1798	Forever Fortune (t)	American MM, 1798	175-176	4
1800	Forever Fortune (t)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	59-60
1802	Forever Fortune (t)	Complete Pocket, 1802	76-77	2
1789	Forever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Apollo, 1789	32
1791	Forever, fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Apollo, 1791	32	4
1793	Forever, fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	26	4
1793	Forever, fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	26	4
1798	Forever, fortune wilt thou prove (fl)	American MM, 1798	175-176	4
1802	Forever fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	76-77	2
1803	Forever Fortune wilt thou prove (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	62	2
1805	Forever Fortune wilt thou prove (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	155-156
1805	Forever Fortune wilt thou prove (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	47-48	2
1811	Forever, Fortune, wilt thou prove (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	176-177	4
1795	Forever Vive la Liberte (r)	Medley, 1795	219-220	4
1803	Forget me not (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	68-69	3
1803	Forget Me Not (t)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	68-69	3
1803	Forget me not, when friends and fortune smiling (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	68-69	3
1816	Forget me oh!---forget me not (r)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	143-144	2
1818	Forget me oh!---forget me not (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	103	2
1819	Forget not the field where they perished (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	254-255	5
1819	Forget not the Filed (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	254-255	5
1818	Forget not thy Mother (t)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	63-64	4
1820	Forget Not Thy Mother (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	69-70	4
1799	Forgive me if thus I presuming (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	115-116	2
1795	Forgive me if your looks I thought (fl)	New Academy, 1795	116
1817	Forgive me this one little time (r)	Village Songster, 1817	56-57	3
1817	Forgive me this one little time (r)	Songster's New PC, 1817	178-179	3
1760	Forgive, ye fair, nor take it wrong (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	160-161	5
1765	Forgive, ye fair, nor take it wrong (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.95-II.96	5
1817	Form a bright wreath for the brow of the brave (r)	American Star, 1817	65-66	5
1815	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	43-45	5
1816	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	American Patriotic, 1816	42	5
1817	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1817	54-55	5
1817	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1817	54-55	5
1818	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Songster's Magazine-3, 1818	52	5
1820	Form a bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	52	5
1816	Form the bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	54-55	5
1816	Form the bright wreath for the brows of the brave (r)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	54-55	5
1819	Forneth House (it)	Poems and Songs, 1819	173-174	2
1820	Forneth House (it)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	173-174	2
1798	Forsaken my pipe and my crook (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	177	3
1807	Forsaken Nymph, The (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	147	3
1818	Fort Machenry (t)	Seven Good Songs, 1818	I.1-I.2	4
1796	Forth from my dark and dismal cell (fl)	Vocal, 1796	55-56	12
1815	Forth from my dark and dismal cell (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	182-191	1
1811	Fortress, The (tw)	Songsters Repository, 1811	134-135	6
1811	"Fortress, The", From (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	134-135	6
1795	Fortunate Roam, The (t)	Sky Lark, 1795	202-203	4
1803	Fortunate Roam, The (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	55-57	4
1803	Fortune Forever (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	62	2
1805	Fortune Forever (t)	Modern Songster, 1805	155-156
1805	Fortune Forever (t)	Mock-Bird, 1805	47-48	2
1819	Fortune, frowning most severe (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	201-202	3
1820	Fortune, frowning most severe (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	201-202	3
1799	Fortune Hunters, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180	2
1799	Fortune Hunters, The (tw)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180-181	4
1799	Fortune Hunters, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180	2
1799	Fortune Hunters, The. Song in (t)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180-181	4
1801	Fortune's Care (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	20-21	6
1805	Fortune's Care (t)	Modern Songster, 1805	8-9	6
1805	Fortune's Care (t)	Town & Country, 1805	8-9	6
1812	Fortune's Care (t)	Songster's Museum, 1812	21-22	6
1799	Fortunes read (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	202	3
1812	Forty Theives [sic] (tw)	Columbian Songster, 1812	89-90	4
1810	Forty Thieves (tw)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	123	2
1810	Forty Thieves (tw)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	125-126	3
1811	Forty Thieves (tw)	Songsters Repository, 1811	283
1814	Forty Thieves (tw)	Ameican Star, 1814	118-119	2
1811	"Forty Thieves", From (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	283
1814	"Forty Thieves", From (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	118-119	2
1812	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Syren, 1812	21	4
1812	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Harp of Erin, 1812	233-234	4
1812	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Woodman's Hut, 1812	2	4
1814	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	37	4
1816	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	302-304	2
1817	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	68	4
1817	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Village Songster, 1817	46
1817	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	88	4
1817	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Mess of Messes, 1817	140	4
1817	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Songster's New PC, 1817	168	2
1819	Forty Thieves, The (tw)	Songster's PC, 1819	9-10	4
1807	Forty Thieves, The, at Drury-Lane (tw)	Victory, 1807	48-49	4
1807	Forty Thieves, The, at Drury-Lane (tw)	Victory, 1807	49	2
1807	Forty Thieves, The, at Drury-Lane (tw)	Victory, 1807	49-50	2
1807	Forty Thieves, The, at Drury-Lane (tw)	Victory, 1807	50	3
1817	Forty Thieves, The, at Drury-Lane (tw)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	69	4
1817	Forty Thieves, The [from TOC] (tw)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	11	2
1818	Forty Thieves, The [from TOC] (tw)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	11	2
1820	Forty Thieves, The [from TOC] (tw)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	11	2
1818	Forty Thieves, The Opera (tw)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	155	2
1807	Forty Thieves, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	48-49	4
1807	Forty Thieves, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	49	2
1807	Forty Thieves, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	49-50	2
1807	Forty Thieves, The, [Song in] (t)	Victory, 1807	50	3
1798	Found I had got ne'er a friend (bt)	Columbian, 1798	176-177	5
1800	Found I had got ne'er a friend (bt)	Federal, 1800	105-106	5
1820	Foundation, The (t)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1820	80-81	4
1814	Foundling of the Forest, The (tw)	Comic Songs, 1814	11-12	4
1817	Foundling of the Forest, The, Boston Theatre (tw)	Songster's New PC, 1817	4-5	4
1817	Foundling of the Forest, The, Boston Theatre (tw)	Songster's New PC, 1817	5-6	10
1800	Fountain of Venus and Love (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	193-194	4
1798	Four and twenty, &c. (bt)	Jovial-2, 1798	60-62	12
1794	Four and twenty fiddlers, &c. (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	60
1806	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Black Bird-2, 1806	130-131	10
1806	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Linnet, 1806	130-131	10
1810	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	58-60	10
1812	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Black Bird, 1812	130-131	10
1818	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Neptune, 1818	14-16	11
1820	Four and Twenty Fiddlers (t)	Blackbird, 1820	130-131	10
1797	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:29-IV:30	11
1797	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:29-IV:30	11
1806	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	130-131	10
1806	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Linnet, 1806	130-131	10
1812	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	130-131	10
1818	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Neptune, 1818	14-16	11
1820	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	130-131	10
1797	Four and Twenty Fiddlers All in a Row (t)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:29-IV:30	11
1797	Four and twenty fiddlers all in a row (t)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:29-IV:30	11
1810	Four and twenty fiddlers all on a row (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	58-60	10
1805	Four and Twenty Fidlers (t)	Almanack, 1805	32-35	10
1806	Four and Twenty Fidlers (t)	Neptune, 1806	23-25	11
1806	Four and twenty fidlers all a row (fl)	Neptune, 1806	23-25	11
1798	Four and twenty fidlers all in a row [sic] (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	60-62	12
1816	Four and twenty fidlers all in a row [sic] (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	137-139	10
1805	Four and twenty fidlers all on a row (fl)	Almanack, 1805	32-35	10
1816	Four and Twenty Fidlers [sic] (t)	Black Bird, 1816	137-139	10
1799	Four bunches a penny (bt)	Columbian, 1799	IV:14-IV:15	3
1801	Four bunches a penny, sweet lavender (bt)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	81-82	3
1802	Four bunches a penny, sweet lavender (bt)	Fair Warbler, 1802	67-68	3
1798	Four bunches a penny sweet lavender (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	55	3
1804	Four bunches a penny, sweet lavender (r)	Buck's PC, 1804	62-63	3
1802	Four Cardinal Virtues, The. Fortitude (t)	Vocal Companion, 1802	89-90	4
1802	Four Cardinal Virtues, The. Justice (t)	Vocal Companion, 1802	89-90	4
1802	Four Cardinal Virtues, The. Prudence (t)	Vocal Companion, 1802	89-90	4
1802	Four Cardinal Virtues, The. Temperence (t)	Vocal Companion, 1802	89-90	4
1805	Four Engagements, The (at)	Union Song, 1805	68-70
1811	Four Naval Victories, The (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	18-20	5
1817	Four-and-twenty Barbers sat 'em down to dine (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	29-34	9
1817	Four-and-twenty Barbers sat 'em down to dine (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	151-156	9
1820	Four-and-twenty Barbers sat 'em down to dine (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	41-45	9
1798	Four-and-Twenty Fidlers. A Comic Medley (t)	Jovial-2, 1798	60-62	12
1810	Fourteenth day's declining ray, The (fl)	Celebration of 16 August, 1810	5-7	6
1798	Fourteenth of July, in Paris town, The (fl)	Paddy, 1798	6-7	5
1798	Fourteenth of July let's never forget, The (fl)	Paddy, 1798	12-13	5
1818	Fourth Day of March yields a harvest of glory (r)	Woodworth Poems, 1818	117-118	5
1805	Fourth of July (bt)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	269-270	3
1797	Fourth of July (t)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	12-13	6
1814	Fourth of July (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	28	5
1817	Fourth of July (t)	American Star, 1817	30-31	5
1803	Fourth of July, 1803. Glee sung (t)	American Republican, 1803	102	1
1816	Fourth of July, 1815, For the (at)	Star Spangled Banner-1, 1816	44-47	18
1816	Fourth of July, 1815, For the (at)	Star Spangled Banner-2, 1816	44-47	18
1800	Fourth of July. A New Song for the (t)	Federal, 1800	58-59	6
1797	Fourth of July, A Song fo (t)	Columbian, 1797	225-227	10
1814	Fourth of July, After the attack on the Chesapeake (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	24-25	3
1817	Fourth of July, After the attack on the Chesapeake (t)	American Star, 1817	27-28	3
1805	Fourth of July, Anthem, for the (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	212-213	6
1806	Fourth of July, Anthem, for the (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	242-243	6
1810	Fourth of July, For the (t)	Comic Songster, 1810	38	5
1815	Fourth of July Ode (t)	Songster's Olio, 1815	31-32	6
1797	Fourth of July, The (bt)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	19	4
1814	Fourth of July, The (bt)	Ameican Star, 1814	48-51	9
1814	Fourth of July, The (r)	Birth-Day, 1814	2-3	7
1813	Fourth of July, The (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	86-87	4
1813	Fourth of July, The (t)	National Song-Book, 1813	87-88	5
1818	Fourth of July, The (t)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	2-3	4
1820	Fourth of July, The (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	2-3	4
1816	Fourth of March (t)	Sky Lark, 1816	92-94	4
1807	Fowler, The (t)	Nightingale, 1807	4-5	3
1808	Fowler, The (t)	Nightingale, 1808	4-5	3
1809	Fowler, The (t)	American Vocal, 1809	25	3
1809	Fowler, The (t)	Nightingale, 1809	4-5	3
1816	Fowler, The (t)	Nightingale, 1816	6-7	3
1820	Fowler, The (t)	Melodist-2, 1820	23-24	2
1814	Fox and Crow, The (t)	Comic Songs, 1814	92-93	3
1788	Fox Chace, The (t)	Enchanting, 1788	26-27	5
1798	Fox is unkennel'd---the hounds are in cry, The (fl)	Columbian, 1798	147	2
1798	Fox, The (t)	Columbian, 1798	147	2
1808	Fox, The (t)	Pretty Poems, 1808	14	1
1813	Fox, The (t)	Pretty Poems, 1813	14	1
1814	Fox, The (t)	Pretty Poems, 1814	14	1
1815	Fox, The (t)	Pretty Poems, 1815	14	1
1818	Fox, The (t)	Pretty Poems, 1818	14	1
1811	Foxes Sleep, The (it)	Songsters Repository, 1811	18	2
1815	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies, 1815	17	2
1816	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	17	2
1816	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	12	2
1816	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	8	2
1817	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies, 1817	8	2
1818	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Irish Melodies, 1818	14	2
1818	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	109	2
1818	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Syren, 1818	II.8	2
1819	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	95	2
1819	Fox's Sleep, The (it)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	95	2

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