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Album of sheet music titled 'Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol IV', published about 1918. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publishers bound into a single volume. The sheet music is written for voice and piano. The titles include:
'At the end of a lane of shadows';
'The cobbler's song';
'Down Texas way';
'Down where the Swannee River flows';
'Echo';
'First love - last love - best love';
'For me and my gal';
'Good-bye-ee';
'The heart of a rose';
'I hear you calling me';
'I shall see you tonight: The angelus';
'Let the great big world keep turning';
'A little love, a little kiss: un peu d'amour';
'Night of stars and night of love: barcarole';
'The road to anywhere';
'Roses of Picardy';
'Samoa! Samoa! Some more';
'Shipmates o' mine';
'When the great red dawn is shining';
'Where the black eyed susans grow'
Sheet music for the song titled 'I hear you calling me', with music composed by Charles Marshall and lyrics written by Harold Lake. The song was published in 1908 with several editions appearing in di
Album of sheet music titled 'Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol I', published about 1915. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publi
Album of sheet music titled "Australian Y.M.C.A songs Vol II", published about 1918. The album contains a collection of individual sheet music pieces for 20 popular songs issued by various London publ
Album of music for piano and vocals titled 'Songs that won the war'. This compilation of songs, sometimes only lyrics, was collected and edited by S Louis Giraud and published as the "'Daily Express'
Sheet music for the ballad titled 'When the Great Red Dawn is Shining' composed by British composer Evelyn Sharpe with lyrics by Edward Lockton. The music was published in 1917 by Chappell & Co Limite
Sheet music for the song titled 'Let the great big world keep turning', with music composed by Nat D. Ayer and lyrics written by Clifford Grey. The sheet music for the song was first published in 1917
Album of songs titled "An album of digger songs: 'songs the diggers sang'". This edition was published by Allan & Co, Melbourne about 1935 and contains approximately 61 titles. The album also includes
