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1909
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The Market on Saturday Night
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1909
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Pay More Attention to Me
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1909
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I'm Awfully Glad I Met You
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1909
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Rainbow
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1909
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Happy Mammy and Her Joe
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1909
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Playmates
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1909
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I'm Going to Do What I Please
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1909
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Arrah, Come in Out of the Rain, Barney McShane
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1909
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Shine on, Harvest Moon
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1909
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Bandy Legs
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1909
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I Can't Say You're the Only One
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1909
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Beautiful Eyes
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1909
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A Bowery Flirtation
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1909
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Isn't Love a Grand Old Thing?
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1909
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Zep Green's Airship
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1909
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Whistle and I'll Wait for You
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1909
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Now I Have to Call Him Father
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1909
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Blue Feather
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1909
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I Remember You
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1909
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Oh You Kid!
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1909
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Willie's Got Another Girl Now
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1909
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I Want a Little Corner in Your Heart
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1910
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What Makes the World Go 'round?
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1910
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Oh You Blondy
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1910
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Honor Bright, I Loves Yer Right
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1910
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Mr. And Mrs. Malone
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1910
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Eiley Riley
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1910
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The Belle of the Barber's Ball
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1910
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Mr. Editor, How Do You Know?
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1910
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My Dad's Dinner Pail
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1910
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Just a Little Ring From You
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1910
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Cupid's I.O.U.
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1910
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Irish Blood
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1910
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By the Light of the Silvery Moon
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1910
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Krausmeyer Taking the Census
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1910
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Telling Lies
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1910
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Before I Go and Marry, I Will Have a Talk With You
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1911
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Any Little Girl, That's a Nice Little Girl, Is the Right Little Girl for Me
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1911
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You're Mine, All Mine
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1911
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Silver Bell
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1911
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Put on Your Slippers, You're in for the Night
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1911
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Oh You Dream
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1911
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All Alone
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1911
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Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine
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1912
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You've Got to Take Me Home To-Night
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1912
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Do It Now
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1912
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Oh Mr. Dream Man
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1917
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O’Brien Is Looking for You / Constantinople
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1917
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Says I to Myself Says I / I’m Old Enough for a Little Lovin’
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1917
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I’ll Take You Back to Italy / Keep Cool, the Country’s Saving Fuel
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1917
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Don’t Slam That Door / Some Sunday Morning
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