Portal:Song lyrics

• Battle of Bothwell Brigg, The
• Blow the Man Down
• Bridget O'Malley
• Casey Jones
• Cross of the South—Traditional Australian folksong
• Sumer is icumen in/The Cuckoo Song - 13th/14th century lyric
• Early One Morning - traditional Folk Song
• Elefantes—traditional Latin Children's song
• Farther Along
• Frankie and Johnnie
• Frog Went A-Courting
• Green Grow the Rushes, O
• Jovana Jovanka
• Londonderry Air
• Lonesome Valley
• Maggie May
• Mursheen Durkin
• Old Dan Tucker
• Sleep, my Child
• Softly and Tenderly

• The Ballad of Chevy Chase
• Finnegan's Wake—Irish ballad
• The Irish Rover
• Lay by your pleading
• The Union Cruiser—Northern Irish ballad

• Ratts Rhimed to Death (1659)
• Merry Drollery, Complete (1670)
• The Loyal Garland (1686)
• 4 songs (2) (c. 1815–1825)
• The Black-bird (1818)
• The Cavalier Songs and Ballads of England (1863)
• The Bennachie budget (1879)

• A Wee Deoch-an-Doris
• Battle Cry of Freedom
• Bye Bye Blackbird
• Camptown Races
• Go Tell Aunt Rody
• John Brown's Body
• The Original Jim Crow

• Little Red Songbook (9th edition), 1916 by the Industrial Workers of the World
• Songs of the workers (15th edition), 1919 by the Industrial Workers of the World
• Casey Jones—Union Scab, original written in 1911 by Joe Hill
• The Preacher and the Slave, original written in 1911 by Joe Hill
• The Rebel Girl, original written in 1915 by Joe Hill
• There Is Power in a Union, original written in 1913 by Joe Hill
• The Tramp, original written in 1913 by Joe Hill
• Bella ciao, anonymous, sung by the Partisans in Italy ca. 1943–45.

• Tippecanoe and Tyler too, written by Alexander Coffman Ross for John Tyler's Vice Presidency campaign in the 1840 US Presidential election
• Rough and Ready, written by Alfred Wheeler for Zachary Taylor's campaign in the 1848 US Presidential election
• Lincoln and Liberty, written by Jesse Hurchinson for Abraham Lincoln's campaign in the 1860 US Presidential election
• Little Mac! Little Mac!, written by Stephen C. Foster for George McClellan's failed campaign in the 1860 US Presidential election
• Hurrah! Hurrah! For Cleve and Steve, written by Gertie Jones for Grover Cleveland's failed re-election campaign in the 1888 US Presidential election
• Our Good and Honest Taft, waltz written by Annie R. Waln Bassett for Howard Taft's campaign in the 1908 US Presidential election
• Harding, written by John C. Madden for Warren Harding's campaign in the 1920 US Presidential election

• Oh, Freedom

• I Move On (outro to Sintel)

• We Shall Overcome (song)

• The Internationale
• The Internationale (Kerr)

• All Around the Mulberry Bush
• Auburn High School Alma Mater
• I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am
• Little Annie Rooney
• "good ol' song"
• K-K-K-Katy
• Nellie Dean
• Egyptian Girl Scouts Anthem

(shanties and other forms)

• Treasure Island
  • The Dead Man's Chest
  • Derelict
  • Stevenson's Sailor Song
  • Billy Bones's Fancy
• Don't Forget Your Old Shipmates
• Henry Martyn
• Ten Thousand Miles Away

See Category:Christmas carols

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• Adeste Fideles (O come all ye faithful), written by John Francis Wade in 1742, and translated into English by Frederick Oakeley.
• Angels, from the Realms of Glory, written by James Montgomery
• Away in a Manger, 1885
• Boar's Head Carol, traditional English carol
• Christmas Day also called Hark! the Herald Angels Sing by Charles Wesley
• Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, by Charles Wesley
• Coventry Carol
• Deck the Halls
• Gesu Bambino by Pietro Yon, translated by Frederick H. Martens, 1917
• God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, 1833
• Good King Wenceslas, 1853, by John Mason Neale
• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing originally Christmas Day by Charles Wesley
• Here We Come A-Wassailing
• The Holly and the Ivy
• A Hymn on the Nativity of My Saviour, 1616 by Ben Jonson
• I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
• In Excelsis Gloria, traditional
• In Dulci Jubilo, traditional
• In the Bleak Midwinter by Christina Georgina Rossetti
• It Came upon a Midnight Clear
• Jingle Bells, written in 1857 for Thanksgiving
• Joy to the World
• The Legend of St. Nicholas, English translation by James Henry Dixon
• No Room at the Inn, 1916
• O, Christmas Tree
• O come all ye faithful translation of Adeste Fideles by John Francis Wade (1742) translated by Frederick Oakeley
• O come, O come, Emmanuel, translation of the Latin text ("Veni, veni, Emmanuel") by John Mason Neal and Henry Sloane Coffin, mid-19th century
• On Christmas Night, traditional
• Silent Night, written by Josef Mohr.
• Still, Still, Still, traditional
• The Twelve Days of Christmas
• We Three Kings of Orient Are
• We Wish You a Merry Christmas, traditional English carol
• What Child Is This?, 1865 by William Dix sung to the tune of Greensleeves

• O Canada, national anthem
• The Maple Leaf Forever, written in 1867 by Alexander Muir
• This Canada of Ours, written in 1867 by J.D. Edgar
• Our Dominion, written in 1867 by G.R. Kingsmill
• Anti-Confederation Song, anonymously written to oppose Canadian Confederation

Please also consult the sub-indices at:

• Portal:National anthems
• Portal:Hymns
• Portal:Roud Folk Song Index