Text Index-I

Date	Text	Short Title	Page	Verses
1805	I always say nothing, and sing Gra ma chree (r)	Choice Collection, 1805	48	2
1812	I always say nothing, and sing Gramachree (r)	Harp of Erin, 1812	36	2
1797	I am a barking barber (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	112-114	6
1798	I am a barking barber, Bow, wow, wow (r)	Humming Bird, 1798	45-47	6
1788	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	American Songster, 1788	41-42	5
1797	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	266	5
1798	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	Echo, 1798	113-114	5
1799	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	Columbian, 1799	I:28-I:29	5
1800	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	Festival, 1800	26-27	5
1803	I am a blade both free and easy (fl)	American Songster, 1803	41-42	5
1805	I am a blade that's free and easy (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	203	5
1798	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Columbian, 1798	77-78	4
1800	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Festival, 1800	50	4
1801	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	141-142	4
1802	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	180-181	3
1809	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	90-91	4
1809	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	New Joke, 1809	198-199	4
1816	[I am a brisk and sprightly lad] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	193
1816	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	85-86	4
1817	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	94-95	4
1819	I am a brisk and sprightly lad (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	12	4
1800	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Amorous, 1800	74-75	5
1800	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Echo, 1800	158-159	5
1802	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	164-165	5
1802	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	66-68	5
1803	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	37-38	5
1806	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	21-22	5
1806	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	21-22	5
1810	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	72-73	5
1810	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	72-73	5
1812	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	32-33	5
1818	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	101-102	5
1820	I am a brisk young lively lass (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	73-75	5
1803	I am a brisk young sprightly lad (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	168-169	4
1799	I am a chairman my name is McGee (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	181-182	2
1799	I am a chairman my name is McGee (fl)	American, 1799	136	2
1800	I am a chairman my name is McGee (fl)	American, 1800	136	2
1806	I am a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	66-67	3
1806	I am a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	66-67	3
1812	I am a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	66-67	3
1814	I am a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1814	63	3
1816	I am a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	67-68	3
1820	I am a fowler blithe and gay (fl)	Melodist-2, 1820	23-24	2
1817	I am a friar of order grey (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	69	2
1801	I am a friar of orders grey (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	69	2
1805	I am a friar of orders grey (fl)	Warbler, 1805	51	2
1817	I am a friar of orders grey (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	62-63	2
1804	I am a hearty rovong sailor (fl)	Sheffield 'Prentice, 1804	3-5	13
1806	I am a jolly brisk pedlar (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	141-142	6
1806	I am a jolly brisk pedlar (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	141-142	6
1793	I am a jolly fisherman (fl)	Syren, 1793	77	3
1795	I am a jolly fisherman (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	27-28	3
1799	I am a jolly fisherman (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	73-74	4
1795	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Social Harmony, 1795	79-80	3
1797	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	135	3
1797	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Theatrical, 1797	18-19	3
1798	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	142-143	3
1815	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1815	25-26	3
1816	I am a jolly gay pedlar, &c. (bt)	Modern Songster, 1816	25-26	3
1795	I am a jolly gay pedlar (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	79-80	3
1797	I am a jolly gay pedlar (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	135	3
1797	I am a jolly gay pedlar (fl)	Theatrical, 1797	18-19	3
1798	I am a jolly gay pedlar (fl)	Columbian, 1798	142-143	3
1798	I am a jolly gay pedlar (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	93-94	3
1799	I am a jolly, gay pedlar (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VI:34-VI:35	3
1815	I am a jolly gay Pedlar (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	25-26	3
1816	I am a jolly gay Pedlar (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	25-26	3
1791	I am a jolly huntsman (fl)	Apollo, 1791	129-131	25
1793	I am a jolly huntsman (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	129-131*	25
1811	I am a jolly roving tar (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	9-10	4
1811	I Am a Jolly Roving Tar (t)	Musical Repertory, 1811	9-10	4
1779	I am a jovial beggar (it)	Songs Loyal, 1779	19-21	9
1800	I am a lad well known in love (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	46	3
1795	I am a lusty lovely lad (fl)	New Academy, 1795	117-118
1806	I am a poor destressed croppy, has to leave my native land (fl)	Rambling Boy, 1806	7-8	6
1808	I am a poor orphan, ah! Pity me pray (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	93-94	5
1788	I am a pretty wench (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1788	45	2
1794	I am a pretty wench (fl)	Tommy Thumb, 1794	45	1
1805	I am a rake and a rambling boy (fl)	Harper, 1805	3-4	12
1806	I am a rake and a rambling boy (fl)	Rambling Boy, 1806	2-6 [=3]	12
1811	I am a rake and a rambling boy (fl)	Bold Mariners, 1811	3-4	12
1805	I am a real republican, James Irwin is my name (fl)	Tom Tuff, 1805	5-6	11
1811	I am a tailor gay (fl)	Humourist, 1811	33-34	5
1777	I am a young damsel that flatters herself (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	110-111	5
1760	I am a young virgin that oft' has been told (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	38	6
1764	I am a young virgin, that oft have been told (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	206-207	6
1765	I am a young virgin, that oft have been told (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.68-II.69	6
1811	I am asleep and don't wake me (it)	New-York Songster, 1811	193	2
1795	I am come to lock all fast (fl)	New Academy, 1795	126-127
1793	I am, cry'd Apollo, when Daphne he woo'd (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	56-57	4
1793	I am, cry'd Apollo, when Daphne he woo'd (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	56-57	4
1811	I am done over (r)	Musical Repertory, 1811	52	5
1800	I am engag'd with the bottle (r)	Federal, 1800	53-54	3
1800	I am engag'd with the bottle (r)	Amorous, 1800	87	3
1799	I am going, &c., And (bt)	Social Companion, 1799	53-54	3
1810	I am going, going, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	89-90	3
1814	I am going, going, &c. (bt)	Comic Songs, 1814	52	3
1815	I am going, going, &c. (bt)	Songster's Companion, 1815	182-183	3
1819	I am his only daughter (r)	American Ladies PB, 1819	167-168	3
1798	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Vocal, 1798	48-50	7
1800	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Jovial, 1800	18-19	5
1800	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	117-119	6
1801	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Evenings Amusement, 1801	19-20	5
1801	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	48-50	7
1802	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	117-119	7
1805	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	169-173	7
1810	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	44-47	7
1812	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	94-97	7
1812	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	39-42	7
1815	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	100-103	7
1815	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	74-77	7
1816	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	74-77	7
1817	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	16-18	7
1817	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	90-92	7
1817	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	88-90	7
1818	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	119-122	7
1818	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Star, 1818	129-132	7
1820	I am lately return'd from the ocean (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	134-136	7
1811	I am lately returned from the ocean (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	280-282	7
1796	I am marry'd, and happy, with wonder hear this (fl)	Vocal, 1796	138-139	4
1807	I am marry'd, and happy, with wonder hear this (fl)	American Songster, 1807	48-49	4
1788	I am not Twenty (t)	Enchanting, 1788	13-14	3
1797	I am not Twenty (t)	Columbian, 1797	39-40	3
1801	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	132-133	3
1802	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Fair Warbler, 1802	108-109	3
1803	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Songster's Museum, 1803	86-87	3
1805	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	98-99	3
1805	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Union Song, 1805	12-13	3
1806	I Am Not Twenty (t)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	74-75	3
1806	I Am Not Twenty (t)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	74-75	3
1806	I am Not Twenty (t)	Nightingale, 1806	69-70	3
1806	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	114-115	3
1811	I am not Twenty (t)	New-York Songster, 1811	134	3
1812	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Songster's Museum, 1812	99-100	3
1817	I Am Not Twenty (t)	Village Songster, 1817	8-9	3
1797	I am not yet twenty (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	204-205	3
1799	I am one of those pretty, tonish smarts, my good old man (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	279-280	4
1777	I am, quoth Apollo, when Daphne (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	4-6	11
1817	I am the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	91	3
1818	I am the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	54-55	3
1799	I am the world's epitome (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	100-101	5
1760	I answer, no, no (bt)	Mock Bird, 1760	156	5
1818	I Answered Not, Not, Not (t)	American Ladys PB, 1818	161
1795	I ask not Beauty (t)	Feast, 1795	132	6
1795	I ask not beauty quite compleat (fl)	Feast, 1795	132	6
1813	I ask not for faithless gold (fl)	Odes, Naval Songs, 1813	38-39	6
1803	I Ask Not Thy Pity (t)	Spanking Jack, 1803	8	3
1805	I Ask not Thy Pity (t)	Spanking Jack, 1805	8	3
1803	I ask not thy pity; I scorn to complain (fl)	Spanking Jack, 1803	8	3
1805	I ask not thy pity; I scorn to complain (fl)	Spanking Jack, 1805	8	3
1799	I ask'd a kiss, and she look'd down (fl)	Companion, 1799	261-262	3
1800	I be one of them sailors who thinks 'tis no lie (fl)	Syren, 1800	36-37	4
1797	I be one of they sailors who thinks 'tis no lie (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	158-159	4
1799	I be one of they sailors who thinks 'tis no lie (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	130-131	4
1799	I be one of they sailors who thinks 'tis no lie (fl)	American, 1799	106-108	4
1800	I be one of they sailors who thinks 'tis no lie (fl)	American, 1800	106-108	4
1807	I be one of those sailor who thinks its no lie (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	69-70	4
1814	I be one of those sailors who think it is no lie (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	251-252	4
1805	I be one of those sailors who think 'tis no lie (fl)	Union Song, 1805	105-106	4
1817	I beg your pardon (r)	Village Songster, 1817	63-64	3
1817	I Beg Your Pardon (t)	Village Songster, 1817	63-64	3
1817	I Beg Your Pardon (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	185-186	3
1805	I blow my horn and cry rare news (r)	Town & Country, 1805	76-77	4
1819	I came from a land far away, far away (fl)	Songster's Magazine-6, 1819	139	2
1820	I came from a land far away, far away (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	139	2
1798	I can beat him, Sirs, at that (r)	Columbian, 1798	180-181	3
1798	I Can Beat Him, Sirs, atThat (t)	Columbian, 1798	180-181	3
1760	I can but deny you, you know (r)	Mock Bird, 1760	244-245	4
1765	I can but deny you, you know (r)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.84	4
1788	I can but deny you, you know (r)	American Songster, 1788	167	4
1803	I can but deny you, you know, you know (r)	American Songster, 1803	167	4
1796	I can no longer stay (r)	Vocal, 1796	27	3
1801	I can no longer stay (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	128	3
1805	I can no longer stay (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	212-213	3
1807	I can no longer stay (r)	American Songster, 1807	211-212	3
1801	I Can No Longer Stay (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	128	3
1805	I Can No Longer Stay (t)	Warbler, 1805	92-93	3
1805	I Can No Longer Stay (t)	Modern Songster, 1805	212-213	3
1807	I Can No Longer Stay (t)	American Songster, 1807	211-212	3
1793	I can tell thee, Charmion, could I time retrieve (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	34	2
1793	I can tell thee, Charmion, could I time retrieve (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	34	2
1818	I can very well wait till to-morrow (r)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1818	36	2
1820	I can very well wait till to-morrow (r)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	36	2
1803	I canna, canna, winna, wina, munna buckle to (r)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	63	3
1820	I canna, canna, winna, winna, manna buckle to (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	186-188	3
1790	I canna ha one, and I winna ha t'other (r)	Charmer, 1790	127-128	3
1812	I cannot, cannot (bt)	Diamond Scottish Sentimental, 1812	27-28	3
1804	I cannot, cannot, wonnot (bt)	Merry Medly, 1804	58-60	3
1807	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot (bt)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	45-46	3
1804	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot (r)	Variety, 1804	10-11	4
1806	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot. (r)	Nightingale, 1806	20-21	3
1818	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot (r)	Bird of Birds, 1818	36-37	3
1798	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Vocal, 1798	16	3
1799	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	American, 1799	228-229	3
1800	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	American, 1800	228-229	3
1801	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	4-5	3
1801	I cannot cannot wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Vocal Medley, 1801	16	3
1809	I cannot, cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	American Vocal, 1809	28-29	3
1815	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Nightingale, 1815	32-33	3
1816	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Modern Songster, 1816	32-33	3
1800	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle too (bt)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	46-47	3
1804	I cannot cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle too (bt)	Nightingale, 1804	131-133	3
1801	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle to (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	21	3
1803	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle to (r)	Battle of Flodden, 1803	3-4	3
1814	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle to (r)	Columbian Harmonist-3, 1814	69-70	3
1817	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle to (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	29	3
1817	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle to (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	83-84	3
1797	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	73	3
1803	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Buck's PC, 1803	13	3
1805	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Warbler, 1805	28	3
1805	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Musical Siren, 1805	4	3
1805	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	256-257	3
1806	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	21	3
1806	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Linnet, 1806	21	3
1807	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Nightingale, 1807	12-13	3
1809	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	35-36	3
1809	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Nightingale, 1809	12-13	3
1809	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	New Joke, 1809	143-144	3
1812	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Black Bird, 1812	21	3
1812	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Death of Gen. Wolfe, 1812	7-8	3
1813	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	American Songster, 1813	65-66	3
1813	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Town and Country, 1813	29-30	3
1814	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	95	3
1814	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	95	3
1814	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	95	3
1814	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	American Muse, 1814	95	3
1815	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	82-83	3
1815	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Songster's Companion, 1815	34	3
1815	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	82-83	3
1815	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	American Song Book, 1815	92-93	3
1816	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Black Bird, 1816	21-22	3
1816	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Nightingale, 1816	13	3
1816	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Town and Country, 1816	41-42	3
1818	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Columbian Songster, 1818	167-168	3
1800	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,may not buckle to (r)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	108-109	3
1802	I cannot, cannot, wonnot, wonnot,may not buckle to (r)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	109	3
1815	I cannot, cannot, wonnot,wonnot, mannot buckle too (r)	American Songster, 1815	61-62	4
1805	I cannot, cannot,wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Town & Country, 1805	9-10	3
1798	I cannot cross the water (r)	Columbian, 1798	23-24	2
1798	I cannot cross the water (r)	Vocal, 1798	58-59	8
1801	I cannot cross the water (r)	Vocal Medley, 1801	58-59	8
1817	I cannot cross the water (r)	Songster's New PC, 1817	120-122	4
1760	I cannot hear thee now (r)	Mock Bird, 1760	17-18	3
1816	I cannot say farewell, love (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.102-I.103	3
1818	I cannot say farewell, love (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.102-I.103	3
1816	I Cannot Say Farewell, Love (t)	Syren, 1816	I.102-I.103	3
1818	I Cannot Say Farewell, Love (t)	Syren, 1818	I.102-I.103	3
1809	I cannot tell (r)	Humming Bird, 1809	14	3
1809	I cannot tell (r)	New Joke, 1809	122	3
1809	I cannot tell (r)	American Ladies PB, 1809	123-124	3
1813	I cannot tell (r)	American Songster, 1813	47	3
1813	I cannot tell (r)	Town and Country, 1813	11	3
1818	I cannot tell (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	32-33	3
1809	I Cannot Tell (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	14	3
1809	I Cannot Tell (t)	New Joke, 1809	122	3
1809	I Cannot Tell (t)	American Ladies PB, 1809	123-124	3
1813	I Cannot Tell (t)	American Songster, 1813	47	3
1813	I Cannot Tell (t)	Town and Country, 1813	11	3
1816	I Cannot Tell (t)	Town and Country, 1816	21	3
1818	I Cannot Tell (t)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	32-33	3
1802	I cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle to (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	21-23	3
1798	I cannot, wonnot, wonnot, mannot buckle too (r)	American MM, 1798	231-232	3
1810	I cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle too (r)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	68-69	3
1811	I cannot, wonnot wonnot, mannot buckle too (r)	New-York Songster, 1811	139-140	3
1805	I cannot, wonnot wonnot, maunot buckle to [sic] (r)	Modern Songster, 1805	9-10	3
1814	I cannot,cannot,wonnot,wonnot,mannot buckle too (r)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	28-29	3
1798	I can't for my life guess the cause of this fuss (fl)	Columbian, 1798	86	3
1805	I care for no body, &c. (bt)	King Crispins, 1805	7-8	4
1805	I care for no body, no not I (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	143-144	4
1805	I care for no body, no, not I (r)	King Crispins, 1805	7-8	4
1788	I care for nobody, &c. (bt)	Charms, 1788	18-19	7
1796	I care for nobody, &c. (bt)	Vocal, 1796	114-115	7
1799	I care for nobody (bt)	New Academy, 1799	123-125	7
1819	I care for nobody (r)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	150-152	15
1819	I Care for Nobody (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	150-152	15
1788	I care for no-body, no not I (r)	American Songster, 1788	202-203	4
1796	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Vocal, 1796	114-115	7
1797	I care for nobody, no, not I, (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	224	4
1798	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	American MM, 1798	109-111	4
1800	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Amorous, 1800	11-12	4
1806	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	85	4
1806	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Linnet, 1806	85	4
1812	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Black Bird, 1812	85	4
1816	I care for nobody, no, not I (r)	Black Bird, 1816	87-88	4
1803	I care for nobody, no not I,if nobody cares for me (r)	American Songster, 1803	202-203	4
1807	I care for nobody, no not I,if nobody cares for me (r)	American Songster, 1807	214	4
1810	I care for nobody, no not I,if nobody cares for me (r)	New Musical-1, 1810	13-14	4
1810	I care for nobody, no not I,if nobody cares for me (r)	New Musical-2, 1810	13-14	4
1818	I care not which way the world goes, And (r)	Whistle, 1818	14	3
1818	I come from a land far away (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1818	159	2
1820	I come from a land far away, far away (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	188-190	2
1765	I cou'd not tell why (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.114-I.115	3
1817	I Could never Cry for Laughing (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	105-106	3
1818	I Could never Cry for Laughing (t)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	53-54	3
1820	I Could never Cry for Laughing (t)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	66-67	3
1820	I could never Cry for Laughing (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	131
1820	I could never Cry for Laughing (t)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	131
1818	I could not refuse him (r)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	103-104	4
1819	I could not refuse him (r)	American Ladies PB, 1819	169	2
1819	I Could not Refuse Him (t)	American Ladies PB, 1819	169	2
1803	I cry, I laugh (r)	American Songster, 1803	185-186	5
1803	I cry, I laugh (r)	American Songster, 1803	186-187	4
1819	I cull'd for my love a fresh nosegay one day (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	67-68	3
1807	I danc'd among the lasses, O (bt)	Victory, 1807	19-20	3
1812	I danc'd on the green, when scarcely fifteen (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	49-50	4
1805	I danc'd with Harriet at the fair (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	43	3
1788	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	American Songster, 1788	97-98	9
1790	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	Charmer, 1790	78-79	9
1795	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	67-68	9
1797	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	45-46	9
1798	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	Echo, 1798	49-50	9
1800	I Delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	Echo, 1800	34-35	9
1803	I delia's beauties would disclose (fl)	American Songster, 1803	97-98	9
1811	I delight to talk of thee! (fl)	Harp, 1811	39-40	2
1811	I did but look and love awhile (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	140-141	3
1798	I die at your feet in the action (r)	Buck's PC, 1798	9	3
1818	I Die on a Bed of Roses (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	156-157	2
1790	I do as I will with my swain (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	100-101	4
1816	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	136-137	5
1817	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	107-108	5
1818	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	97-98	5
1818	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	97-98	4
1819	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	84-86	5
1819	I do confess, in many a sigh (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	84-86	5
1811	I do confess thou'ry smooth and fair (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	208	4
1800	I do not like a man that's tall (fl)	American Jest, 1800	113	1
1799	I don't believe a word on't (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	52-53	3
1788	I Don't Care for my Mother (t)	Enchanting, 1788	39-40	3
1799	I dream'd I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VI:33-VI:34	8
1820	I dream'd that in the Paphian groves (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	110
1820	I dream'd that in the Paphian groves (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	110
1788	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	American Songster, 1788	133-134	8
1790	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	99	8
1795	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	97-98	8
1795	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Columbian-1, 1795	9-10	4
1797	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Columbian, 1797	66-67	8
1797	I dream't I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	62-63	8
1798	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Echo, 1798	74-75	8
1800	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Echo, 1800	78-79	8
1803	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	American Songster, 1803	133-134
1805	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	123-124	8
1806	I dreamt I saw a piteous sight (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	120-121	8
1817	I enter thy garden of roses (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	142	3
1788	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	American Songster, 1788	51	3
1790	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Charmer, 1790	60-61	3
1792	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	143-144	3
1795	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	58	3
1795	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Medley, 1795	143-144	3
1797	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	40	3
1803	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	American Songster, 1803	51	3
1805	I envy not the mighty great (fl)	Warbler, 1805	217	3
1788	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	American Songster, 1788	48	5
1790	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Charmer, 1790	58	5
1795	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	55-56	5
1797	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	38	5
1797	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Columbian, 1797	17	5
1803	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	American Songster, 1803	48	5
1803	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Battle of Flodden, 1803	8	5
1805	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	80	5
1806	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	106	5
1807	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	89	5
1808	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	89	5
1809	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	89	5
1811	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Gold Finch, 1811	82-83	5
1812	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	81-82	5
1813	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	30-31	5
1815	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	270-271	5
1816	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	81-82	5
1818	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	126	5
1818	I envy not the proud their wealth (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	42-43	5
1779	I fear, traytors hear, sweet mercy call (fl)	Songs Loyal, 1779	21	1
1817	I Fear'd my Treacherous Heart might Grant him More (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	86-87	1
1798	I fell out with my feyther 'bout something or else (fl)	Columbian, 1798	51-52	4
1799	I find variety in one (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	254-255	5
1800	I fix'd my fancy on her (it)	Patriotic, 1800	181	2
1795	I flatter, &c. (bt)	Social Harmony, 1795	99-100	3
1795	I flatter, &c. (bt)	Medley, 1795	181-182	3
1798	I flatter, &c. (bt)	Buck's PC, 1798	24-25	3
1800	I flatter, &c. (bt)	Festival, 1800	68-69	3
1807	I flatter, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1807	54-55	3
1811	I flatter, &c. (bt)	Amusement, 1811	54-55	3
1807	I flatter and chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	American Songster, 1807	54-55	3
1811	I flatter and chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811	54-55	3
1811	I flatter and chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Amusement, 1811	54-55	3
1814	I flatter and chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Little Gypsy-1, 1814	54-55	3
1795	I flatter their chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Social Harmony, 1795	99-100	3
1795	I flatter their chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Medley, 1795	181-182	3
1798	I flatter their chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Buck's PC, 1798	24-25	3
1800	I flatter their chatter so sprightly and gay (r)	Festival, 1800	68-69	3
1788	I flew o'er the fields and a naughty boy saw (fl)	Poetical, 1788	16-17	4
1801	I follow'd him to Glasgow Town (it)	Republican Harmonist, 1801	13-16	10
1803	I followed him to Glasgow town (it)	American Republican, 1803	15-17	17
1789	I for her, &c. (bt)	Philadelphia, 1789	9	3
1814	I forget what Sterne says in his chapter of Noses (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	70-71	4
1811	I forgot what Sterne says in his chapter of noses (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	123
1818	I gaed a waefu' gate yestreen (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	187	2
1800	I gaze from the brow of the steep (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	34-35	7
1800	I gently touch'd her hand, she gave (fl)	Amorous, 1800	78-79	3
1810	I gently touch'd her hand, she gave (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	88-89	3
1810	I gently touch'd her hand, she gave (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	88-89	3
1819	I Had a Heart (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	95-96	4
1819	I had a heart---O whaur is't gane? (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	95-96	4
1812	I Had a Horse (t)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	6-7	4
1818	I had a horse and I had nae mair (it)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	270	2
1802	I had a horse, I had nae mair (it)	Medley, 1802	129-131	5
1809	I had a horse, I had nae mair (it)	American Medley, 1809	129-131	5
1818	I had a horse, I had nae mair (it)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	219-220	5
1819	I had a little hen (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	20	1
1812	I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	30	1
1817	I had a little hen the prettiest ever seen (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	34	1
1812	I had a little hobby horse (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	39-40	1
1814	I had a little hobby horse (fl)	Mother Goose, 1814	22	2
1815	I had a little hobby horse (fl)	Mother Goose, 1815	22	2
1819	I had a little hobby horse (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	25-26	2
1798	I had a little husband (fl)	Holyday, 1798	26	1
1812	I had a little husband no bigger than my thumb (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	26	1
1817	I had a little husband no bigger than my thumb (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	24	1
1819	I had a little husband no bigger than my thumb (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	17	1
1817	I had a little moppet (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	4	1
1798	I had got ne'er a friend (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	12-13	5
1798	I had got ne'er a friend (r)	Buck's PC, 1798	52-53	5
1816	I hae a wee wifie, an' I am her man (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	45-46	4
1818	I hae a wife o' my ain (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	246	4
1818	I Hae a Wife o' My Ain (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	246	4
1816	I Hae lost my Jeany, O (t)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	94-95	4
1811	I hark'd his madly-rolling eye (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	103	3
1795	I hate that d[r]um's discordant sound (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	90-91	2
1795	I hate that drum's discordant sound (fl)	Tribute, 1795	74-75	2
1796	I hate that drum's discordant sound (fl)	Tom Paine, 1796	30	2
1820	I Have a Green Purse (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	58-59	3
1820	I have a green purse, and a wee pickle gowd (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	58-59	3
1809	I Have a Heart (t)	Humming Bird, 1809	24-25	4
1809	I Have a Heart (t)	New Joke, 1809	132-133	4
1809	I Have a Heart (t)	American Ladies PB, 1809	136	4
1812	I Have a Heart (t)	Syren, 1812	67-68	3
1813	I Have a Heart (t)	American Songster, 1813	56	4
1813	I Have a Heart (t)	Town and Country, 1813	20	4
1816	I Have a Heart (t)	Town and Country, 1816	31	4
1809	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	24-25	4
1809	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	New Joke, 1809	132-133	4
1809	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	136	4
1810	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	52-[53]	3
1811	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	57
1812	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Syren, 1812	67-68	3
1813	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	American Songster, 1813	56	4
1813	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	20	4
1816	[I have a heart, a little heart] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	139
1816	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	31	4
1807	I have a silent sorrow (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	65-66	4
1809	I have a silent sorrow (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	65-66	4
1812	I have a silent sorrow (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	26	2
1817	I have a silent sorrow (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	22	2
1820	I have a silent sorrow (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	87-88	2
1807	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Nightingale, 1807	65-66	4
1808	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Nightingale, 1808	65-66	4
1809	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Nightingale, 1809	65-66	4
1812	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	26	2
1815	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Songster's Companion, 1815	264	4
1816	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Nightingale, 1816	59	4
1817	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	22	2
1817	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	53	2
1817	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Star, 1817	40-41	2
1818	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Star, 1818	102	2
1820	I Have a Silent Sorrow (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	87-88	2
1801	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	236	4
1805	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Warbler, 1805	176	4
1805	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	24	4
1805	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Union Song, 1805	47	4
1806	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	17	4
1807	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	136	2
1808	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	65-66	4
1811	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	166-167
1811	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Humourist, 1811	95	4
1815	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	264	4
1816	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Nightingale, 1816	59	4
1817	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	53	2
1817	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Star, 1817	40-41	2
1818	I have a silent sorrow here (fl)	Star, 1818	102	2
1777	I have a tenement to lett (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	157158	5
1807	I have a heart, a little heart (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	87-88	3
1815	I have been a wild rover these dozen long year (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	11-12	5
1816	I have been a wild rover these dozen long year (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	11-12	5
1796	I have been a wild rover, these dozen long years (fl)	Disobedient Son, 1796	7	5
1803	I have hear a little liliting (fl)	Battle of Flodden, 1803	2-3	5
1800	I have heard talk of Robin Hood (fl)	English Archer, 1800	56-59
1800	I have heard talk of Robin Hood (fl)	Robin Hood, 1800	55-58
1812	I have heard talk of Robin Hood (fl)	Adventures of Robin Hood, 1812	54-57	22
1801	I have listen'd too long to thy tale (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	194	2
1805	I have listen'd too long to thy tale (fl)	Warbler, 1805	142-143	2
1801	I Have Listen'd Too Long to Thy Tale (t)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	194	2
1805	I Have Listen'd Too Long to Thy Tale (t)	Warbler, 1805	142-143	2
1807	I have listened too long to thy tale (fl)	American Songster, 1807	200-201	2
1815	I have loo'd into life, and with truth I can say (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	87-88	6
1816	I have loo'd into life and with truth I can say (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	91-92	6
1798	I have look'd into life and with truth I can say (fl)	Vocal, 1798	11	6
1801	I have look'd into life and with truth I can say (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	11	6
1803	I have look'd into life and with truth I can say (fl)	Cupid's Miscellany, 1803	4	6
1803	I have look'd into life, and with truth I can say (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	203-204	6
1818	I Have Lov'd Thee (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	143	2
1812	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	200-201	2
1812	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Syren, 1812	113-114	2
1812	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1812	135	2
1815	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	142-143	2
1815	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	23-25	2
1816	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.75-I.76	2
1817	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	57-58	3
1817	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	133-134	3
1817	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	129-130	3
1817	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Star, 1817	54-55	2
1818	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	86-87	2
1818	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	143	2
1818	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.75-I.76	2
1818	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Star, 1818	123	2
1820	I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	169-170	2
1812	[I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee] (it)	Minstrel, 1812	202-203	4
1812	[I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee] (it)	Minstrel, 1812	203	2
1812	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Minstrel, 1812	200-201	2
1812	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Syren, 1812	113-114	2
1815	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	142-143	2
1815	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	23-25	2
1816	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Syren, 1816	I.75-I.76	2
1817	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	57-58	3
1817	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	133-134	3
1817	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	129-130	3
1817	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Star, 1817	54-55	2
1818	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	86-87	2
1818	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Syren, 1818	I.75-I.76	2
1818	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Star, 1818	123	2
1820	I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee (t)	Melodist-1, 1820	169-170	2
1817	I have loved thee (it)	Songs of Love, 1817	16-17	4
1809	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	15-16	4
1809	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	New Joke, 1809	123-124	4
1813	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	American Songster, 1813	48-49	2
1813	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	12-13	4
1814	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	19-20	2
1815	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	142	2
1815	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	18-19	4
1816	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	18-19	4
1819	I have parks, I have grounds (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	74-75	2
1807	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer I have hounds (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	81	2
1807	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	22	2
1808	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	National Songster, 1808	41	2
1810	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	46-47	2
1810	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	40-41	2
1812	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	15	2
1812	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	204-206	2
1817	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	13	2
1817	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	46	2
1817	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Star, 1817	8-9	2
1818	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	113	2
1818	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	21	2
1818	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Star, 1818	72	2
1820	I have parks, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	90-93	2
1815	I have parts, I have grounds, I have deer, I have hounds (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815	145-147	2
1764	I have rambl'd, I own it, whole years up, and down (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	214-215	5
1765	I have rambl'd, I own it, whole years up and down (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.2-II.3	5
1805	[I have rambled I own it] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	61
1805	I have rambled I own it, whole years up and down (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	61	5
1807	I have rambled, I own it, whole years up and down (fl)	American Songster, 1807	14-15	5
1811	I have roam'd by their castles, no warriors are there (fl)	Harp, 1811	53	2
1817	I have seen a little boy (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	23	1
1788	I have seriously weigh'd it, and find it but just (fl)	Charms, 1788	57-58	5
1796	I have seriously weigh'd it, and find it but just (fl)	Vocal, 1796	153-154	5
1803	I have silent sorrow here (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	58
1803	I have silent sorrow here (t)	Nightingale, 1803	58
1797	I heard much talk of Oxford town (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	217-221	18
1798	I heard much talk of Oxford town (fl)	Echo, 1798	109-113	18
1811	I heard the God's ecstatic notes (r)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	111	3
1797	I heed no such nonsense, not I (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	27	4
1804	I Hope to Marry Charley (t)	Buck's PC, 1804	46-47	3
1805	I keep a snug inn by the side of the road (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	11	2
1814	I Ken He'll be True (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	143	3
1817	I Ken He'll be True (t)	American Star, 1817	161	3
1817	I Ken He'll be True. Scotch Ballad (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	44	3
1807	I knew a maid divinely fair (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	116	2
1810	I Knew by the Smoak (t)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	126-127	2
1810	I knew by the smoak, that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	American Ladies' PB, 1810	126-127	2
1811	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	35	2
1812	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	6-7	2
1812	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Syren, 1812	60-61	2
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	69-70	2
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	American Muse, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Ameican Star, 1814	59	2
1815	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Mocking Bird, 1815	76-77	2
1815	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	76-77	2
1815	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	10-12	2
1816	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Syren, 1816	I.41	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	9	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	American Star, 1817	64-65	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	10	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	21	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Star, 1817	6	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	64	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	76-77	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Columbian Songster, 1818	136	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Syren, 1818	I.41	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Star, 1818	70	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[34]	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	10	2
1818	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	14	2
1819	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	66	2
1819	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	66	2
1819	[I Knew by the Smoke] (t)	Harp, 1819	11
1820	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1820	100-101	4
1820	I Knew By the Smoke (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	150	2
1820	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	10	2
1820	I Knew by the Smoke (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	14	2
1811	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Harp, 1811	88	4
1811	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	35	2
1811	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	8-9	3
1811	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	201	4
1812	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	6-7	2
1812	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	216-217	2
1812	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Syren, 1812	60-61	2
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	69-70	2
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	American Muse, 1814	78-79	4
1814	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	59	2
1815	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	American Songster, 1815	30	4
1815	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	76-77	2
1815	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	236-237	4
1815	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	76-77	2
1815	I knew by the smoke, that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	10-12	2
1816	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.41	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	9	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	58	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	134	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	130	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	American Star, 1817	64-65	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1817	10	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	21	2
1817	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Star, 1817	6	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	64	2
1818	I knew by the smoke, that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	76-77	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	136	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	18	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.41	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Star, 1818	70	2
1818	I knew by the smoke, that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Universal Song-Book-2, 1818	[34]	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-I, 1818	10	2
1818	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1818	14	2
1819	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	66	2
1819	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	66	2
1820	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Hardcastle's Annual, 1820	100-101	4
1820	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	150	2
1820	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Aeolian Harp-1, 1820	10	2
1820	I knew by the smoke that so gracefully curl'd (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	14	2
1811	I Knew By the Smoke That So Gracefully Curl'd (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	8-9	3
1812	I Knew by the Smoke That So Gracefully Curl'd (t)	Minstrel, 1812	216-217	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke That so Gracefully Curl'd (t)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	58	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke that so Gracefully Curl'd (t)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	134	2
1817	I Knew by the Smoke that so Gracefully Curl'd (t)	Mess of Messes, 1817	130	2
1797	I know a Trick worth of that! (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	143-145	7
1797	I know that you believe, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	120	2
1799	I know that you believe, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1799	III:15	2
1818	I Know Where the Wing'd (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	80-81	4
1819	I Know Where the Wing'd (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	69-70	4
1819	I Know Where the Wing'd (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	69-70	4
1818	I know where the wing'd visions dwell (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	80-81	4
1819	I know where the wing'd visions dwell (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	69-70	4
1819	I know where the wing'd visions dwell (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	69-70	4
1777	I Know Who (at)	Songs Comic, 1777	102-104	6
1777	I know who, Sir (bt)	Songs Comic, 1777	102-104	6
1816	I lately liv'd in quiet ease (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	138-140	6
1815	I lately went to Albermarle (fl)	Federalism Detected, 1815	28-30	23
1798	I like each girl, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	38-39	3
1799	I like each girl, &c. (bt)	Companion, 1799	261-262	3
1805	I like each girl, &c. (bt)	Warbler, 1805	199-200	3
1798	I like each girl that I come near (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	38-39	3
1805	I like each girl, that I come near (fl)	Warbler, 1805	199-200	3
1799	I like each girl, that I come near (r)	Companion, 1799	261-262	3
1814	I 'listed wid old blinking Barney (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	93-94	3
1812	I listed with old Blinking Barney (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	123-124	3
1818	I listed with old honest Barney (fl)	Bird of Birds, 1818	58-59	3
1818	I live on my farm in a beautiful vale (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	121-123	6
1790	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	139-140	3
1796	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Vocal, 1796	161-162	3
1788	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Charms, 1788	65-66	3
1799	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	11-12	3
1799	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	American, 1799	81-82	3
1800	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	American, 1800	81-82	3
1800	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Syren, 1800	11	3
1801	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	92	3
1802	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	88-89	3
1800	I lock'd up all my treasure (it)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	24	4
1802	I lock'd up all my treasure (it)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	36	4
1807	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	130-131	3
1810	I lock'd up all my treasure (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	86-87	3
1810	I Lock'd up all my Treasure (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	86-87	3
1812	I lo'e ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	68-71	6
1814	I lo'e ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	116-117	5
1814	I lo'e ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	116-117	5
1814	I lo'e ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	116-117	5
1812	I Lo'e Ne'er a Laddie but Ane (t)	Minstrel, 1812	68-71	6
1814	I Lo'e Ne'er a Laddie but Ane (t)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	116-117	5
1814	I Lo'e Ne'er a Laddie but Ane (t)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	116-117	5
1814	I Lo'e Ne'er a Laddie but Ane (t)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	116-117	5
1805	I lo'ed ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	82-84	5
1814	I lo'ed ne'er a laddie but ane (fl)	American Muse, 1814	116-117	5
1805	I Lo'ed Ne'er a Laddie But Ane (t)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	82-84	5
1814	I Lo'ed Ne'er a Laddie but Ane (t)	American Muse, 1814	116-117	5
1797	I loo him dearly (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	223	3
1800	I loo'd a bonny Lady (it)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	53-54	3
1799	I lost my poor mother (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	13-14	3
1801	I lov'd him for himself alone (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	177	2
1805	I lov'd him for himself alone (r)	Warbler, 1805	130	2
1820	I love a lad, a handsome lad (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	122
1820	I love a lad, a handsome lad (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	122
1817	I love, and am belov'd again (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	75	1
1817	I Love and am Belov'd Again (t)	Songster's New PC, 1817	75	1
1810	I love but dare not say who (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	190-191	2
1812	I love, but dare not say who (fl)	Syren, 1812	91-92	2
1814	I love, but dare not say who (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	173	2
1808	I love but I dare not say who (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	143-144	1
1815	I love but I dare not say who (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	181	2
1817	I love, but I dare not say who (fl)	American Star, 1817	185	2
1814	I love in loving you (r)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	16-17	3
1814	I love more by loving you (r)	American Ladys PB, 1814	137-138	3
1818	I Love My Jean (t)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	185	2
1818	I Love my Jean (t)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	152	2
1811	I Love my Love (t)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	57-57	6
1817	I Love my Love (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	15	6
1793	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (bt)	Apollo-2, 1793	90-91	6
1793	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (bt)	Apollo-1, 1793	90-91	6
1797	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (bt)	Syren-2, 1797	II:30	6
1788	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	American Songster, 1788	20-21	6
1791	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Apollo, 1791	90-91	6
1795	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Sky Lark, 1795	163-164	4
1797	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Syren-1, 1797	II:30	6
1803	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Songster's Museum, 1803	115	6
1811	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	57-57	6
1817	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	15	6
1817	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	34-36	6
1817	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Star, 1817	19-20	6
1818	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Star, 1818	81-82	6
1819	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	85-86	6
1803	I love my love, because I know my love loves me (r)	American Songster, 1803	20-21	6
1760	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1760	6	5
1788	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1788	14-15	5
1790	I love sue, &c. (bt)	Charmer, 1790	46-47	5
1795	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Sky Lark, 1795	159-160	5
1797	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1797	7-8	5
1800	I love sue, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1800	71-72	5
1802	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	131-132	5
1803	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1803	14-15	5
1806	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Black Bird-2, 1806	116-117	5
1806	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Linnet, 1806	116-117	5
1812	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1812	116-117	5
1813	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	American Songster, 1813	36	5
1813	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1813	72	5
1815	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Nightingale, 1815	106-107	5
1816	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Black Bird, 1816	122-123	5
1816	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Town and Country, 1816	9	5
1818	I love Sue, &c. (bt)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	44-45	5
1765	I love Sue, &c. (r)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.67-I.68	5
1790	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Charmer, 1790	46-47	5
1800	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Nightingale, 1800	71-72	5
1803	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	American Songster, 1803	14-15	5
1806	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Black Bird-2, 1806	116-117	5
1806	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Linnet, 1806	116-117	5
1812	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Black Bird, 1812	116-117	5
1813	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Town and Country, 1813	72	5
1815	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Nightingale, 1815	106-107	5
1816	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Black Bird, 1816	122-123	5
1816	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Town and Country, 1816	9	5
1818	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	44-45	5
1820	I love Sue, and Sue loves me (r)	Blackbird, 1820	116-117	5
1817	I love to gaze on thy dear face (fl)	Songs of Love, 1817	20	2
1817	I Love to Gaze on thy Dear Face (t)	Songs of Love, 1817	20	2
1810	I love to hear the flute's sweet notes (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	66-67	4
1814	I love to meet the rays of morn (fl)	Choice Collection, 1814	1	3
1813	I love to repose at the silence of Even (fl)	Odes, Naval Songs, 1813	33	3
1819	I Love to Think O' Thee (t)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	87-88	4
1811	I love when weary toil is o'er (fl)	Harp, 1811	134	6
1815	I Love You All Together, O! (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	74-75	5
1800	I love you for that (bt)	Amorous, 1800	92-93	6
1799	I made a promise to be wise (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	213-214	5
1765	I made love to Kate, &c. (it)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.32	1
1819	I mark'd a gem of pearly dew (fl)	Poems and Songs, 1819	217	2
1820	I mark'd a gem of pearly dew (fl)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	217	2
1819	I Mark'd a Gem of Pearly Dew (t)	Poems and Songs, 1819	217	2
1820	I Mark'd a Gem of Pearly Dew (t)	Poems and Songs, Scottish, 1820	217	2
1811	I mark'd the sweet rose of the desert grow wild (fl)	Harp, 1811	54-55	6
1812	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	12-14	4
1812	I married a wife "who cares" says I (fl)	Syren, 1812	118-119	4
1814	I married a wife "who cares" says I (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	82-83	4
1815	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	60-61	4
1816	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	30-31	4
1816	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Masonic Museum, 1816	61-62	4
1816	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.40-I.41	4
1817	I married a wife "who cares" says I (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	112	4
1817	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Songster's Miscellany, 1817	53-54	4
1817	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Village Songster, 1817	61-62	4
1817	I married a wife, 'who cares,' says I (fl)	Mess of Salmagundi, 1817	129-130	4
1817	I married a wife, 'who cares,' says I (fl)	Mess of Messes, 1817	125-126	4
1817	I married a wife, 'who cares', says I (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	170-171	4
1817	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	183-184	4
1818	I married a wife, 'who cares,' says I (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	136-137	4
1818	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.40-I.41	4
1818	I married a wife, "who cares" says I (fl)	Star, 1818	138-139	4
1818	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Songs for the Parlour, 1818	119-120	4
1820	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	120
1820	I married a wife, who cares says I (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	120
1797	I married with a scolding wife (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:46-IV:47	2
1797	I married with a scolding wife (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:46	2
1819	I mauna gang wi' thee, my love (r)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	85-86	6
1812	I met four chaps yon birks amang (fl)	Diamond Scottish Lively, 1812	49-51	7
1764	I met in our village a swain t' other day (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	128-129	5
1765	I met in our village a swain t' other day (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.30-II.31	7
1816	I met my laddie late yestreen (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.54
1818	I met my Laddie late yestreen (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.54
1816	I Met my Laddie late Yestreen (t)	Syren, 1816	I.54
1818	I Met my Laddie late Yestreen (t)	Syren, 1818	I.54
1777	I met with a maiden one day at the fair (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	224-225	11
1760	I met young Damon t' other day (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	73	6
1819	I more than once have heard, at night (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	185-187	8
1819	I more than once have heard, at night (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	185-187	8
1811	I must sing of the youthful plant of gentlest mein (fl)	Harp, 1811	38-39	2
1805	I my ship calls the Nancy, for Nancy's my wife (r)	Union Song, 1805	24-25	5
1808	I my ship calls the Nancy, for Nancy's my wife (r)	National Songster, 1808	133-134	5
1815	I my ship calls the Nancy, for Nancy's my wife (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	176-178	10
1815	I my ship calls the Nancy, for Nancy's my wife (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	176-178	5
1818	I need no such nonsense not I! (bt)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	106-107	4
1813	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	3-9	15
1813	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	National Song-Book, 1813	95-96	10
1813	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Naval Songster, 1813	3-7	15
1814	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	174-179	10
1814	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	174-179	10
1814	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	American Muse, 1814	174-179	10
1815	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	142-147	10
1815	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	142-147	10
1817	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1817	42-47	11
1818	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	59-63	10
1818	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Songs Naval, 1818	17-24	14
1818	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Aeolian Harp-II, 1818	42-47	11
1820	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	42-47	13
1820	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Aeolian Harp, 1820	42-47	14
1820	I need not now tell what it was drove our sires (fl)	Aeolian Harp-2, 1820	42-47	11
1819	I need not tell you (fl)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	98-100	11
1820	I need not tell you (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	98-100	11
1798	I ne'er by a lass yet was scouted (fl)	Columbian, 1798	22-23	3
1801	I ne'er could any lustre see (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	176	2
1805	I ne'er could any lustre see (fl)	Warbler, 1805	129-130	2
1795	I ne'er lov'd one but you (r)	Sky Lark, 1795	78	2
1798	I ne'er lov'd one but you (r)	Jovial-2, 1798	10-11	2
1803	I ne'er lov'd one but you (r)	American Songster, 1803	120	2
1788	I Ne'er Lov'd One but You (t)	Enchanting, 1788	70	2
1788	I ne'er lov'd one but you (r)	Enchanting, 1788	70	2
1788	I ne'er lov'd one like you (r)	American Songster, 1788	120	2
1800	I ne'er lov'd one like you (r)	Nightingale, 1800	96	2
1815	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	34-35	4
1818	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	122-123	4
1818	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	161	4
1819	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	185	4
1819	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	185	4
1820	I ne'er on that lip for a minute have gaz'd (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	95-96	4
1816	I ne'er on that lip for a moment have gaz'd (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	134-135	4
1765	I never dreamt any danger was near (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.111	4
1807	I never shall forget the days in which I was a rover (fl)	Victory, 1807	44-45	5
1799	I never shall survive it, cried Lumkin in despair (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	262-263	5
1799	I never shall survive it, cried Lumkin in despair (fl)	American, 1799	172-174	5
1800	I never shall survive it, cried Lumkin in despair (fl)	American, 1800	172-174	5
1798	I never will be married (bt)	Nautical, 1798	23-24	3
1798	I never will be married (r)	Columbian, 1798	136-137	3
1795	I Never will be Married (t)	Sky Lark, 1795	28	6
1798	I Never Will be Married (t)	Columbian, 1798	136-137	3
1798	I Never Will Be Married (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	29-30	3
1798	I Never Will Be Married (t)	Nautical, 1798	23-24	3
1800	I Never Will Be Married (t)	Patriotic, 1800	85	3
1798	I Never Will Marry (t)	Columbian, 1798	65-66	3
1816	I never will play the wild rover no more [sic] (r)	Modern Songster, 1816	11-12	5
1818	I Never Will Prove Unkind to Thee (t)	American Ladys PB, 1818	159-160	2
1801	I never wou'd be married (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	67-68	3
1802	I never wou'd be married (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	87-88	3
1799	I never would be married (r)	American, 1799	225-226	3
1800	I never would be married (r)	American, 1800	225-226	3
1798	I of feeling won't boast---I've no more than my share (fl)	Columbian, 1798	61-62	3
1807	I of feeling won't boast---I've no more than my share (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	169-171	4
1815	I often have been told (fl)	Naval Songster, 1815	9-11	9
1816	I often have been told (fl)	Naval Songster, 1816	[2-3]
1816	I often have been told, of those British sailors bold (fl)	Patriotic Songster, 1816	69-71	10
1818	I often have been told, of those British sailors bold (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1818	50-52	10
1816	I often have been told that, the British seamen bold (fl)	American Patriotic, 1816	34-35	9
1815	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies, 1815	67-68	3
1816	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	67-68	3
1816	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	55-56	3
1816	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	39-40	3
1817	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies, 1817	41-42	3
1818	I once had a true love (it)	Irish Melodies, 1818	45-46	3
1818	I once had a true love (it)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	149-150	3
1818	I once had a true love (it)	Syren, 1818	II.39-II.40	3
1819	I once had a true love (it)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	128-129	3
1819	I once had a true love (it)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	128-129	3
1788	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	American Songster, 1788	55-56	4
1797	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	270-271	4
1799	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	Columbian, 1799	III:1	4
1803	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	American Songster, 1803	55-56	4
1813	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	American Songster, 1813	34-35	4
1813	I once was a maiden as fresh as a rose (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	70-71	4
1805	I once was a monarch who dream'd of no danger (fl)	Different Subjects, 1805	112	2
1800	I once was both social and gay (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	28-29	7
1807	I once was but a pedlar, and my shop was in my box (fl)	American Songster, 1807	195-197	5
1760	I once was prudish, vain, and grave (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	116-117	5
1804	I Owe You One (t)	Merry Medly, 1804	110	4
1805	I Owe You One (t)	Union Song, 1805	192	4
1805	I Owe You One (t)	Choice Collection, 1805	32	4
1807	I Owe You One (t)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	66-67	4
1815	I Owe You One (t)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	152
1804	I own I am shock'd at the purchase of slaves (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	243-244	11
1764	I own I love; but then my heart (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	43-44	3
1801	I pardon the treason, the traitor's so dear (r)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	23-24	2
1803	I paus'd to hear a wild and plaintive strain (fl)	Cupid's Miscellany, 1803	21-23	12
1799	I pray you when your sweetheart pouts (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	118-119	2
1801	I pray you when your sweet-heart pouts (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	113-114	2
1811	I protest that no more I'll get drunk (fl)	Harp, 1811	144	5
1811	I pr'y thee send me back my heart (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	212-213	5
1790	I pr'ythee, dear shepherd, depart (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	86-87	3
1819	I pry'thee give me back my heart (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	59	2
1819	I pry'thee give me back my heart (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	83	2
1820	I pry'thee give me back my heart (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	83	2
1819	I Pry'Thee Give Me Back my heart (t)	Songster's PC, 1819	59	2
1819	I Pry'thee Give Me Back my heart (t)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	83	2
1820	I Pry'thee Give Me Back my heart (t)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	83	2
1805	I, Raphael Stink, To draw the chink (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	48-49	6
1818	I red, &c. (bt)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	266-267	4
1818	I red you beware at the hunting (r)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	266-267	4
1820	I rise with the morn, I contemplate the sun (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	141
1820	I rise with the morn, I contemplate the sun (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	141
1819	I sadly mark'd the tears that fell (fl)	Horae Poeticae, 1819	101-102	6
1800	I said no (bt)	Patriotic, 1800	40-41	6
1764	I said,---On the banks by the stream (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	27	4
1807	I sail'd from New-York in the Nancy (fl)	American Songster, 1807	137-138	5
1802	I Sail'd from the Downs, &c. (t)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	33-34	5
1805	I Sail'd from the Downs (t)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	43-44	4
1806	I Sail'd from the Downs (t)	Complete Modern, 1806	41-42	4
1796	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Vocal, 1796	45-46	5
1796	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	71
1797	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	71-72	5
1797	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	23-24	5
1798	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Nautical, 1798	31-32	5
1798	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	28-29	5
1798	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	72-73	5
1799	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	95-96	5
1800	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Syren, 1800	13-14	5
1800	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Echo, 1800	159-161	5
1800	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Amorous, 1800	7-8	5
1800	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	21-22	5
1801	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	32-33	5
1801	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	68-69	5
1802	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	33-34	5
1803	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	123-125	5
1804	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1804	88-90	5
1805	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	43-44	4
1806	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	4-5	5
1806	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	98-100	5
1806	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	98-100	5
1806	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Linnet, 1806	4-5	5
1810	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	9-11	5
1810	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	9-11	5
1812	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	4-5	5
1812	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	11-12	5
1816	I sail'd from the downs in the Nancy (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	4-5	5
1817	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	41-42	5
1818	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	93-94	5
1820	I sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	4-5	5
1800	I Sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (t)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	21-22	5
1806	I Sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (t)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	98-100	5
1806	I Sail'd from the Downs in the Nancy (t)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	98-100	5
1806	I sail'd fron the Downs in the Nancy (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	41-42	4
1793	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Syren, 1793	133	4
1795	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	72-73	4
1796	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	51
1798	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	53	4
1806	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	13-14	4
1806	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Linnet, 1806	13-14	4
1812	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	13-14	4
1816	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	13	4
1820	I sail'd in the good ship Kitty (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	13-14	4
1795	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Medley, 1795	174	4
1798	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Columbian, 1798	210	4
1798	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	13-14	4
1799	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	23-24	5
1800	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Amorous, 1800	66	4
1810	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	New Musical-1, 1810	76-77	4
1810	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	New Musical-2, 1810	76-77	4
1817	I sail'd in the good ship the Kitty (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	30-31	4
1811	I saw a dew drop, cool and clear (fl)	Harp, 1811	116	3
1795	I saw, but O I surely dream'd (fl)	Tribute, 1795	25-28	14
1796	I saw, but O I surely dream'd (fl)	Tom Paine, 1796	52-53	14
1815	[I Saw from the Beach] (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	[142-143]	4
1816	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	142-143	4
1816	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	122	4
1816	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	84	4
1817	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	36	4
1817	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	85-86	4
1817	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	177-178	4
1818	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	203-204	4
1818	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Syren, 1818	II.84	4
1819	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	174-175	4
1819	I Saw from the Beach (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	174-175	4
1815	[I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining] (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	[142-143]	4
1816	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	142-143	4
1816	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	122	4
1816	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	84	4
1817	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	36	4
1817	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	85-86	4
1817	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	177-178	4
1818	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	89-90	4
1818	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	203-204	4
1818	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.84	4
1819	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	174-175	4
1819	I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	174-175	4
1795	I saw the lass whom dear I lov'd (fl)	New Academy, 1795	110-111
1811	I saw the virtuous man contend (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	144	4
1817	I Saw Thee Weep (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	148	2
1817	I saw thee weep---the big bright tear (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	148	2
1811	I saw them meet the pangs of abscence o'er (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	202-203	6
1815	I Saw thy Form (t)	Irish Melodies, 1815	83-84	3
1815	I Saw Thy Form (t)	Vocal Companion, 1815	12	1
1816	I Saw thy Form (t)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	83-84	3
1816	I Saw thy Form (t)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	70-71	3
1816	I Saw thy Form (t)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	49-50	3
1817	I Saw thy Form (t)	Irish Melodies, 1817	51	3
1818	I Saw thy Form (t)	Syren, 1818	II.49-II.50	3
1820	I saw thy form in youthful pride (fl)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	133-134	6
1820	I Saw Thy Form in Youthful Pride (t)	Songs for Ladies, 1820	133-134	6
1815	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1815	83-84	3
1815	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1815	145	3
1815	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1815	12	1
1816	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies-2, 1816	83-84	3
1816	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies-1, 1816	70-71	3
1816	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies-3, 1816	49-50	3
1817	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	45	3
1817	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1817	51	3
1817	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817	126-127	3
1818	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Irish Melodies, 1818	55-56	3
1818	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	160-161	3
1818	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Syren, 1818	II.49-II.50	3
1819	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	138-139	3
1819	I saw thy form in youthful prime (fl)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	138-139	3
1818	I Saw thy Form in Youthful Prime (t)	Melodies by Moore, 1818	160-161	3
1819	I Saw thy Form in Youthful Prime (t)	Melodies-Moore-2, 1819	138-139	3
1819	I Saw thy Form in Youthful Prime (t)	Melodies-Moore-1, 1819	138-139	3
1799	I saw what seem'd a harmless child (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	1	2
1815	I scorn, dearest Chloe, your charge to deny (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	286	2
1764	I search'd the fields of every kind (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	178-179	4
1760	I search'd the fields, of ev'ry kind (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	262	4
1765	I search'd the fields of ev'ry kind (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.55-I.56	4
1790	I search'd the fields of ev'ry kind (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	39	2
1818	I see a form, I see a face (fl)	Seven Good Songs, 1818	I.12	4
1804	I Seek in Vain (t)	Merry Medly, 1804	108-110	4
1764	I seek my shepherd gone astray (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	164-165	5
1765	I seek my shepherd gone astray (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.10-I.11
1765	I seek my shepherd gone astray (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.16-I.17	5
1797	I seek my shepherd, gone astray (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	160-161	5
1760	I seek not at once in a female to find (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	207	2
1765	I seek not at once in a female to find (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.96-II.97	2
1796	I seek not at once in a female to find (fl)	Vocal, 1796	9-10	2
1799	I sell all sorts of curious wares (fl)	Social Companion, 1799	49-50	3
1787	I Sent a Letter to my Love (t)	Little Pretty PB, 1787	38
1819	I seriously now your attention encore (fl)	Songster's Magazine-5, 1819	109	7
1820	I seriously now your attention encore (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	109	7
1802	I shall pardon the treason, the traitor's so dear (it)	Fair Warbler, 1802	48-49	2
1810	I sigh, &c. (bt)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	8	3
1786	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Select Songster, 1786	27-28	3
1788	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	American Songster, 1788	84-85	3
1790	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Charmer, 1790	74-75	3
1795	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	99-100	3
1797	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	64-65	3
1797	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	60	6
1798	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Echo, 1798	75-76	3
1798	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Columbian, 1798	20-21	2
1800	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Echo, 1800	79-80	6
1800	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	27	1
1801	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Temple of Harmony, 1801	135-136	3
1801	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	9-10	2
1801	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	154-155	3
1802	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Fair Warbler, 1802	111-112	3
1802	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	38-39	2
1803	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	American Songster, 1803	84-85	3
1803	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	132-133	3
1803	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	142	1
1803	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Sally and Thomas, 1803	5-6	3
1804	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	236-237	6
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Warbler, 1805	115	3
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	27	2
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	91-92	3
1805	I sigh! and lament me in vain (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	65
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	27	2
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	91-92	3
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Union Song, 1805	236	1
1805	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	188	1
1806	I sigh! And lament me in vain (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	74	1
1807	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	100-101	2
1807	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	128-129	3
1808	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	New Whim, 1808	11	2
1810	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	108	1
1811	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	79-80	2
1811	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	179-180	6
1814	I sigh and lament me in vain (fl)	Comic Songs, 1814	55-56	2
1815	I sigh! and lament me in vain, these walls can but echo my moan (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	31	1
1807	I sigh, and tug at the oar (bt)	Victory, 1807	62	3
1797	I sigh! and tug at the oar (r)	Dibdin, 1797	29-30	3
1805	I sigh for a maid, and a pretty sweet maid (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	96-97	3
1805	I sigh for a maid, and a pretty sweet maid (fl)	Town & Country, 1805	96-97	3
1807	I sigh for a maid, and a sweet pretty maid (fl)	American Songster, 1807	29-30	3
1808	I sigh for a maid, and a sweet pretty maid (fl)	National Songster, 1808	52-53	3
1798	I Sigh for the Girl I Adore (t)	American MM, 1798	159-161	3
1818	I sigh when I think of my store (r)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	77-78	3
1819	I sigh when I think of my store (r)	Songster's PC, 1819	42-43	3
1800	I sigh! while I Tug at the oar (bt)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	3	3
1760	I, silly I, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1760	9	5
1764	I, silly I, &c. (bt)	Mock Bird, 1764	205	5
1765	I, silly I, &c. (bt)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.57-II.58	5
1812	I sing a maid of Lodi (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	30	6
1818	I sing a maid of Lodi (fl)	Star, 1818	76	6
1807	I sing a maid of Lodi, whose kindness once to me (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	196-197	6
1800	I sing Columbia's nation's boast (fl)	Youthful, 1800	73-74	3
1800	I sing Columbia's nation's boast (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	77-78	3
1802	I sing Columbia's nation's boast (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	82	3
1814	I sing fal de ral, &c. (bt)	Comic Songs, 1814	104-105	3
1760	I sing of a damsel, just turn'd of sixteen (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	182-183	5
1799	I sing of a war set on foot for a toy (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	54	6
1807	I sing of a war set on foot for a toy (fl)	Budget of Mirth, 1807	52-53	6
1812	I sing of a war set on foot for a toy (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	128-129	7
1818	I sing of a whistle, a whistle of worth (fl)	Scottish Minstrel, 1818	229-232	17
1797	I sing of Mason's glory (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	225-226	3
1797	I sing of Mason's glory (fl)	Nightingale of Liberty, 1797	43-44	3
1805	I sing of Mason's glory (fl)	Free Mason's Companion, 1805	166-167	3
1814	I sing of Masons' glory (fl)	Masonic, 1814	60-61	3
1817	I sing of Masons' glory (fl)	Jachin-2, 1817	60-61	3
1817	I sing of Mrs. Ruggins, The fairest of the fair (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	32-33	4
1799	I sing of that life of delight beyond measure (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	174	3
1800	I sing of that life of delight beyond measure (fl)	Syren, 1800	15-16	3
1814	I sing of the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	81-82	3
1817	I sing of the maid of Lodi (fl)	American Star, 1817	88-89	3
1801	I sing of war set on foot for a toy (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	105-106	6
1788	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	American Songster, 1788	99-100	4
1790	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	Charmer, 1790	80	4
1797	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	Columbian, 1797	48-49	4
1803	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	American Songster, 1803	99-100	4
1805	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	107-108	4
1806	I sing the beauties that adorn (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	127-128	4
1793	I sing the British seaman's praise (fl)	Syren, 1793	83-85	7
1795	I sing the British seaman's praise (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	93-95	7
1803	I Sing the British seaman's praise [sic] (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	164-166	7
1811	I sing the death, the doleful death, &c. (bt)	Musical Repertory, 1811	65-67	4
1796	I sing the hardy seaman's praise (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	33
1798	I sing the hardy seaman's praise (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	34-36	7
1807	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Victory, 1807	34-35	5
1810	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	116-117	5
1810	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1810	48	2
1810	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	31	3
1811	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	113-114	3
1811	I sing the maid of Lodi (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	218-219	3
1815	I sing the maid of Lodi (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	224-225	5
1816	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.76-I.77	3
1817	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Star, 1817	12-13	6
1818	I sing the maid of Lodi (fl)	Magazine of Wit, 1818	137-138	3
1818	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.76-I.77	3
1819	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Songster's PC, 1819	83-84	5
1820	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	128
1820	I sing the Maid of Lodi (fl)	Songster's Magazine-2, 1820	128
1811	I sing the maid of Lodi, sweet soother of my toil! (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	187	1
1815	I sing the maid of Lodi, sweet soother of my toil! (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	114-116	3
1808	I sing the maid of Lodi, who sweetly sung to me (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	130-131	5
1797	I sing the Masons glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1797	273-274	4
1798	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	6-8	4
1799	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Columbian, 1799	VII:15-VII:17	4
1802	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	FreeMason's Monitor, 1802	295-296	4
1802	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Vocal Companion, 1802	39-41	4
1804	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	207-208	3
1805	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1805	320-321	4
1805	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Ahiman Rezon, 1805	147-149	4
1807	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Free-Masons Vocal, 1807	22-23	4
1808	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Masonic Consitutions, 1808	182-183	4
1812	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemasons Monitor, 1812	294-295	4
1814	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	264-265	4
1816	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Masonick Minstrel, 1816	97-99	4
1816	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-3, 1816	306-308	4
1816	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1816	316-318	4
1816	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1816	294-295	4
1818	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-1, 1818	316-318	4
1818	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor-2, 1818	306-308	4
1818	I sing the Mason's glory (fl)	Masonic Constitutions, 1818	200-201	4
1819	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1819	168-169	4
1820	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	190-191	4
1820	I sing the mason's glory (fl)	True Masonic Chart, 1820	190-191	4
1808	I sing the master's glory (fl)	Freemason's Monitor, 1808	330-332	4
1813	I sing the Sailors' glory (fl)	Columbian Naval Melody, 1813	46-48	6
1799	I sing Ulysses and those chiefs (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	54-55	8
1807	I snuff the fresh air (r)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	139-140	3
1802	I sold a blooming Negro Boy (r)	Fair Warbler, 1802	197-198	7
1798	I sold a guiltless Negro Boy (r)	American MM, 1798	82-84	4
1798	I sold a guiltless Negro Boy (r)	Nautical, 1798	58	4
1799	I sold a guiltless negro boy (r)	Columbian, 1799	III:17	4
1801	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	152	4
1805	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Warbler, 1805	114	4
1810	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Linnet, 1810	14-15	4
1814	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	15-16	4
1814	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Nightingale, 1814	15-16	4
1814	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	15-16	4
1814	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	15-16	4
1814	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	American Muse, 1814	15-16	4
1815	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Mocking Bird, 1815	15-16	4
1815	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Songster's Olio, 1815	57-58	4
1815	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	15-16	4
1817	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Harp, 1817	11	4
1819	I sold a guiltless Negro boy (r)	Harp, 1819	16-17	4
1798	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	American MM, 1798	82-84	4
1804	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Nightingale, 1804	99-100	4
1810	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Linnet, 1810	14-15	4
1810	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Sky Lark, 1810	122-123	4
1811	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	26-27	4
1815	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	33-35	4
1817	I Sold a Guiltless Negro Boy (t)	Harp, 1817	11	4
1790	I sought the fair throughout the valley (fl)	Charmer, 1790	103	4
1799	I strut as fine, &c. (bt)	American, 1799	209-210	4
1800	I strut as fine, &c. (bt)	American, 1800	209-210	4
1803	I strut as fine, &c. (bt)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	72	3
1797	I sung, fal de ral, tit (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	184-185	5
1820	I swear, dearest maid, I adore thee (r)	Melodist-1, 1820	51-53	3
1795	I swear to adore the dear creature (r)	Medley, 1795	201	2
1798	I swear to adore the dear creature (r)	Vocal, 1798	53	2
1801	I swear to adore the dear creature (r)	Vocal Medley, 1801	53	2
1811	I talk'd of the woes of the days that were past (fl)	Harp, 1811	75	6
1815	I talk'd of the woes of the days that were past (fl)	American Song Book, 1815	47-48	5
1817	I talk'd of the woes-- of the days that were past (fl)	Harp, 1817	6	5
1811	I talk'd to my fluttering heart (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	95-97	5
1789	I tell thee, Charmion, could I time retrieve (fl)	Apollo, 1789	42
1791	I tell thee, Charmion, could I time retrieve (fl)	Apollo, 1791	42	2
1811	I tell thee, Charmion, could I time retrieve (fl)	Vocal Poetry, 1811	223-224	2
1805	I tell, with equal truth and grief (fl)	Fair Thief, 1805	3-4	9
1812	I tell you now, &c. (bt)	Minstrel, 1812	64-65	4
1790	I thank'd him for nothing with all my heart (r)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	109	6
1798	I that once was a plough boy, a sailor am now (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	77-79	4
1796	I that once was a plough-boy, &c. (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	76
1817	I that once was a plough-boy a sailor am now (fl)	Mermaid, 1817	36-38	4
1804	I that once was a ploughman (fl)	Nightingale, 1804	181-185	4
1797	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	78-79	4
1797	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1797	36-37	4
1797	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:29-V:30	4
1797	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	26-28	4
1797	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	42-44	4
1798	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American MM, 1798	13-16	4
1798	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Echo, 1798	80-82	4
1798	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Columbian, 1798	212-214	4
1798	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	18-19	3
1798	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	45-47	4
1799	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	154-155	4
1799	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Columbian, 1799	II:1-II:2	3
1799	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American, 1799	120-122	4
1800	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American, 1800	120-122	4
1800	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Echo, 1800	80-82	4
1800	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	99-100	4
1801	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	119-120	3
1801	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Evenings Amusement, 1801	17-18	4
1802	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	170-172	4
1803	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	187-189	5
1803	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1803	49
1804	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Mirth and Song, 1804	99-101	4
1805	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Warbler, 1805	85-86	4
1805	I that once was a ploughman a sailor am now (fl)	Baltimore Miscellany, 1805	120-123	4
1806	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	50-52	4
1806	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Linnet, 1806	50-52	4
1807	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American Songster, 1807	127-128	4
1807	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1807	50-52	4
1808	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1808	50-52	4
1809	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	88-89	4
1809	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1809	50-52	4
1809	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	New Joke, 1809	196-197	4
1810	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Patriotick Amatory, 1810	9-10	4
1810	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	32-35	4
1811	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	199-201	4
1812	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	50-52	4
1814	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	103-105	4
1814	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	103-105	4
1814	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	American Muse, 1814	103-105	4
1815	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Mocking Bird, 1815	88-90	4
1815	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Songster's Companion, 1815	83-85	4
1815	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	44-46	4
1815	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Columbian Harmonist, 1815	88-90	4
1816	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	51-53	4
1816	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	44-46	4
1820	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	50-52	4
1820	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820	102
1820	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Songster's Magazine-1, 1820	102
1803	I that once was a ploughman, a sailor am now (t)	Nightingale, 1803	49
1804	I that once was a ploughman: a sailor am now (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	75-78	4
1817	I that was great now little am grown (fl)	New American, 1817	54-57	16
1793	I that was once a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Democratic, 1793	19-21	4
1797	I that was once a ploughman, a sailor am now (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:30	7
1805	I Think, Sweet Fanny on Thy Charms (t)	American Ladies PB, 1805	126-127	3
1804	I Thought It Was Queer (t)	Variety, 1804	36	6
1805	I Thought it Was Queer (t)	Union Song, 1805	253	3
1811	I Thought it Was Queer (t)	Songsters Repository, 1811	44-45	6
1811	I Thought it was Queer (t)	New-York Songster, 1811	192	3
1795	I thought our quarrels ended (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	155	2
1797	I thought our quarrels ended (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	120	2
1799	I thought our quarrels ended (fl)	New Academy, 1799	138-139
1799	I thought our quarrels ended (fl)	Columbian, 1799	III:15	2
1802	I thought our quarrel's ended (fl)	New Academy, 1802	92-93	2
1799	I thought we were fiddle and bow (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	53	2
1801	I thought we were fiddle and bow (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	104-105	2
1795	I tickled, &c. (bt)	Social Harmony, 1795	100-101	5
1798	I tickled, &c. (bt)	Columbian, 1798	162	5
1798	I tip the long trot (bt)	Columbian, 1798	202-203	3
1765	I told my nymph, I told her true (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.38	5
1790	I told my nymph, I told her true (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	41	5
1792	I told my nymph, I told her true (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	37	5
1795	I told my nymph, I told her true (fl)	Medley, 1795	37	5
1795	I travers'd Judah's barren sand (fl)	Medley, 1795	195-196	3
1797	I travers'd Judah's barren sand (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:14	3
1807	I travers'd Judah's barren sand (fl)	Lady's Cabinet, 1807	105-106	6
1797	I Travers'd Judah's Barren Sand (t)	Little Charmer, 1797	27-28	3
1797	I travers'd Judah's barren stand (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:14	3
1797	I travers'd Judah's barren sand (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	27-28	3
1798	I Tread the Borders (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	72	2
1798	I tread the borders of the main (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	72	2
1799	I tread the borders of the main (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:13	2
1798	I tremble to think that my soldier's so bold (fl)	Columbian, 1798	148	3
1798	I turn'd my spinning wheel (r)	American MM, 1798	61-64	7
1805	I turn'd my spinning wheel (r)	Town & Country, 1805	92	6
1765	I us'd, I remember it well (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.80--I.81	7
1807	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop is my box (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	118-120	5
1801	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	124-125	5
1805	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	284-285	5
1805	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Mock-Bird, 1805	19-20	5
1806	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Nightingale, 1806	86-88	5
1809	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	66-68	5
1809	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	New Joke, 1809	174-176	5
1811	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Humourist, 1811	57-58	5
1811	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop, vash in my box (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	91-93	5
1814	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	90-91	5
1814	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	90-91	5
1814	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	90-91	5
1814	[I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box] (fl)	American Muse, 1814	90-91	5
1815	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Nightingale, 1815	84-85	5
1816	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	86-88	5
1817	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	81	5
1817	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	83-85	5
1818	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop vash in my box (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	90-93	5
1812	I vonsh vash but a pedlar, and my shop was my box (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	74-76	5
1799	I vow I thought you, at first sight (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	108	2
1801	I vow I thought you, at first sight (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	113	2
1811	I wander'd once a break of day (fl)	Boston Musical Misc, 1811	1-3	3
1808	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	National Songster, 1808	112	3
1809	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	Humming Bird, 1809	16-17	3
1809	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	New Joke, 1809	124-125	3
1809	[I] wander'd once at break of day (fl)	American Ladies PB, 1809	125-126	3
1811	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	New-York Songster, 1811	44	3
1811	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Modern Apollo, 1811	56
1812	[I] wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Diamond English Sentimental, 1812	43-44	3
1812	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Minstrel, 1812	236-238	3
1812	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Syren, 1812	11-12	3
1813	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	American Songster, 1813	49	3
1813	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	Town and Country, 1813	13	3
1814	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	153-154	3
1815	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	162	3
1815	I wander'd, once, at break of day (fl)	Boston Musical Misc-1, 1815	3-5	3
1816	[I wander'd once, at break of day] (fl)	Modern Songster, 1816	130
1816	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	Town and Country, 1816	22-23	3
1816	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Syren, 1816	I.49	3
1817	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	American Star, 1817	167-168	3
1818	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	62-63	3
1818	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Syren, 1818	I.49	3
1819	I wander'd once, at break of day (fl)	Harp, 1819	44-45	3
1820	I wander'd once at break of day (fl)	Melodist-1, 1820	102-104	3
1816	I was a weaver. young an' free (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	148-151	8
1814	I was a wild and wayward boy (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	10-11	7
1814	I was a wild and wayward boy (fl)	American Ladys PB, 1814	129-131	7
1812	I was born at home when my mother was out (fl)	Columbian Songster, 1812	31-32	8
1817	I was born at home when my mother was out (fl)	Star, 1817	105-106	8
1805	I was born once at home when my mother was out (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	12-13	8
1812	I was born once at home when my mother was out (fl)	Diamond Irish Humourous, 1812	36-38	8
1815	I was born once at home when my [mother] was out (fl)	Songster's Olio, 1815	89-90	8
1817	I was born once at home when my [mother] was out (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	104-105	8
1817	I was born once at home when my mother was out (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	129-130	8
1811	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	18-19	8
1814	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	52-53	8
1815	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	87-89	8
1817	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	American Star, 1817	54-55	8
1819	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	Songster's Magazine-4, 1819	95	8
1820	I was born one day when my mother was out (fl)	Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820	95	8
1804	I was brought up in Sheffield, got of a high degree (fl)	Sheffield 'Prentice, 1804	2-3	10
1797	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Theatrical, 1797	11-12	3
1798	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Columbian, 1798	89-90	3
1798	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	113-115	6
1801	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	35-36	3
1805	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Union Song, 1805	86-88	3
1805	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	51-52	3
1812	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Diamond English Humorous, 1812	64-66	3
1817	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	112	3
1817	I was call'd knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	177-179
1810	I was called knowing Joe by the boys of our town (fl)	Comic Songster, 1810	7-8	3
1790	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	177-178	4
1793	I was d y'e see a waterman (fl)	Pownall's Address, 1793	25-27	4
1793	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Syren, 1793	74-76	4
1795	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	25-27	4
1795	I was, d' ye see a waterman (fl)	Medley, 1795	212-213	4
1796	I was d' ye see a waterman (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	35
1797	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	161-162	4
1797	I was d' ye see a waterman (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	10-12	4
1798	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	36-38	4
1799	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	104-105	4
1800	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Youthful, 1800	91-93	4
1801	I was d' ye see a waterman (fl)	American Mock-Bird, 1801	64-65	4
1802	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	New-York Remembrancer, 1802	86-88	4
1803	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1803	101-104	4
1805	I was d' ye see a waterman (fl)	Warbler, 1805	49-51	4
1805	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Union Song, 1805	223-225	4
1806	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	22-23	4
1806	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Linnet, 1806	22-23	4
1812	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	22-23	4
1812	I was. d' ye see. a waterman (fl)	Songster's Museum, 1812	100-102	4
1816	I was, d' ye see, a waterman (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	22-24	4
1800	I was, d'ye see, a waterman (fl)	Washington Remembrancer, 1800	82-84	4
1801	I was d'ye see, a waterman (fl)	Vocal Medley, 1801	111-113	4
1802	I was d'ye see a waterman (fl)	Complete Pocket, 1802	93-95	4
1810	I was, d'ye see, a waterman (fl)	Sky Lark, 1810	42-44	4
1811	I was, d'ye see, a waterman (fl)	Musical Repertory, 1811	195-196	4
1818	I was, d'ye see, a waterman (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	78-80	4
1820	I was d'ye see a waterman (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	22-23	4
1812	I was once born at home when my mother was out (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	175-176	8
1804	I was pres'd, while a rowing so happy (fl)	Buck's PC, 1804	49-50
1798	I was press'd while a roving so happy (fl)	Buck's PC, 1798	52-53	5
1798	I was press'd while a rowing so happy (fl)	Columbian, 1798	176-177	5
1800	I was press'd, while a rowing so happy (fl)	Federal, 1800	105-106	5
1798	I was press'd, while rowing so happy (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	12-13	5
1805	I was saying to Jack, as we talk'd t'other day (fl)	Union Song, 1805	146-147	4
1817	I Was the Boy for Bewitching (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	91	3
1817	I Was the Boy for Bewitching (t)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	119-120	3
1805	I was the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Choice Collection, 1805	49-50	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	138-139	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Ameican Star, 1814	76-77	3
1820	I was the boy for bewitching 'em, &c. (bt)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	65-66	3
1805	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Choice Collection, 1805	49-50	3
1807	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Virginia Nightingale, 1807	32-33	3
1811	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Songsters Repository, 1811	96	3
1812	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Harp of Erin, 1812	53-54	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Mocking-Bird-2, 1814	44	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Mocking-Bird-1, 1814	138-139	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814	44	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814	44	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	American Muse, 1814	44	3
1814	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Ameican Star, 1814	76-77	3
1815	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Theatrical Songster, 1815	66-67	3
1817	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817	91	3
1817	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	American Star, 1817	83-84	3
1817	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	119-120	3
1817	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Songster's New PC, 1817	114-115	3
1818	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1818	54-55	3
1818	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	223-224	3
1820	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (fl)	Songs for Gentlemen, 1820	65-66	3
1817	I was the boy for bewitching 'em (r)	Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817	119-120	3
1811	I was the boy for bewitching them, &c. (bt)	Songsters Repository, 1811	96	3
1793	I was the pride of all the Thames (fl)	Syren, 1793	42-44	4
1796	I was the pride of all the Thames (fl)	Mermaid, 1796	30
1798	I was the pride of all the Thames (fl)	Mermaid, 1798	31-32	4
1799	I was the pride of all the Thames (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	131-133	4
1816	I wasna sae soon to my bed yestreen (fl)	Forest Minstrel, 1816	84-85	3
1820	I went a cabin boy (r)	Melodist-2, 1820	3-5	2
1799	I went to sea with heavy heart (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	110	3
1797	I will be the vicar of Bray, sir (r)	Nightingale, 1797	26-27	6
1818	I will enjoy the Rose in June (r)	Antihipnotic Songster, 1818	156	4
1797	I will follow thee (r)	Little Charmer, 1797	49-50	7
1794	I will not say who (bt)	Ladies New Memo, 1794	125-126	4
1812	I will sing you a song (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1812	21	1
1817	I will sing you a song (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	27	1
1819	I will sing you a song (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1819	14	1
1794	I will tell you a story (fl)	History, 1794	13	1
1796	I will tell you a story (fl)	History, 1796	27-28	1
1799	I will tell you a story (fl)	Jackey Dandy, 1799	13	1
1777	I will tell you what, friend (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	226-227	8
1799	I will your knapsack bear (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	183	4
1812	I winna let you in, jo (r)	Minstrel, 1812	64-65	4
1788	I winna marry any mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Charms, 1788	80-81	5
1806	I winna marry ona mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Black Bird-2, 1806	88	3
1806	I winna marry ona mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Linnet, 1806	88	3
1812	I winna marry ona mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Black Bird, 1812	88	3
1816	I winna marry ona mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Black Bird, 1816	91-92	3
1797	I winna marry one mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Columbian, 1797	77	3
1803	I winna marry ony man but Sandy o'er the lea (fl)	Carolina Harmonist, 1803	71	3
1788	I winna marry ony man but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	American Songster, 1788	160-161	3
1820	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lea (fl)	Blackbird, 1820	89	3
1796	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Vocal, 1796	176
1803	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	American Songster, 1803	160-161	3
1805	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Modern Songster, 1805	106-107	3
1805	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	134-135	3
1806	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806	135-136	3
1806	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806	135-136	3
1806	I winna marry ony mon but Sandy o'er the lee (fl)	Complete Modern, 1806	153-154	3
1804	I wish I could like Zephyr steal (fl)	Merry Medly, 1804	114	3
1817	I wish I was, and I know where (fl)	Songs for the Nursery, 1817	20	1
1800	I wish my love were in a Myre (it)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	61-62	3
1806	I with pleasure could wait (r)	Complete Modern, 1806	131-132	4
1788	I with Pleasure Could Wait (t)	Enchanting, 1788	69-70	4
1800	I with pleasure could wait for to hear it all day (r)	Nightingale, 1800	3-4	4
1805	I with pleasure could wait for to hear it all day (r)	Philadelphia Songster, 1805	115	4
1777	I wonder, quoth dame, as her spouse she embraces (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	159-160	8
1800	I wonder what the racket means (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	117-119	9
1785	[I won't] be my father's Jack (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	20
1794	I won't be my father's Jack (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	20	1
1799	I wont be my father's Jack (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	19	1
1799	I won't be my father's Jack (fl)	Lullabies, 1799	9	1
1800	I won't be my father's Jack (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	20	1
1813	I won't be my father's Jack (fl)	Mother Goose, 1813	12	1
1800	I wont let ye' (at)	Nightingale, 1800	23-24	3
1798	I won't let ye (bt)	Columbian, 1798	169	3
1800	I won't let ye (bt)	Nightingale, 1800	23-24	3
1807	I Won't Let You (t)	American Songster, 1807	42	3
1785	I wou'd, if I cou'd (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	68-69
1794	I wou'd, if I cou'd (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	69
1803	I would I ne'er had seen him (r)	American Songster, 1803	104-105	4
1800	I would, if I could (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	68	1
1813	I would, if I could (fl)	Songs, Divine and Moral, 1813	21	1
1799	I would, if I could, If I couldn't how could I? (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	71	1
1811	I would rather than Ireland (it)	Songsters Repository, 1811	43
1811	I would rather than Ireland (it)	New-York Songster, 1811	194	2
1814	I would rather than Ireland (it)	Ameican Star, 1814	68	2
1817	I would rather than Ireland (it)	American Star, 1817	75	2
1765	I write to true Britons, I mean not the men (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.188-I.189	7

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