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Song for November by Roy Campbell · (pm)
Song for October by Edgar Willard · (pm)
A Song for Old Age by Madison Cawein · (pm)
A Song for Old Yule by Wilfrid Thorley · (pm)
Song for Parting by Margaret Lyster · (pm)
A Song for Pilgrims by Theodosia P. Garrison · (pm)
A Song for Poets by Theodosia P. Garrison · (pm)
Song for Saint Valentine by Various · (ms)
Song for September by Jack Aston · (pm)
Song for September by Mignon McLaughlin · (nv)
Song for September by Willard E. Solenberger · (pm)
Song for Setting by Thomas William Parsons · (??)
A Song for Shipbuilders by Harry Kemp · (pm)
Song for Sit-on-Your-Neck Week by Ethel Jacobson · (pm)
A Song for Sixpence by Hilda Cowham · (ss)
A Song for Skys’l Johnny by Steve Hail · (ss)
Song for Spring by Elaine V. Emans · (pm)
A Song for Spring by Charles G. D. Roberts · (??)
A Song for St. Cecilia’s Day at Oxford by Joseph Addison · (pm)
A Song for St. Cecilia’s Day November 22, 1687 by John Dryden · (pm)
A Song for Summer by William Rose Benét · (pm)
A Song for Summer by Ralph E. Gibbs · (pm)
A Song for the Fall by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song for the Fourth of July by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song for the Guitar by Robert Underwood Johnson · (pm)
A Song for the Hickory Tree by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song for “The Jacquerie” by Sidney Lanier · (pm)
A Song for the Living by Mildred I. McNeal · (pm)
A Song for the Makers of Song by Harold Crawford Stearns · (pm)
Song for the Moon by Gordon Lawrence · (pm)
Song for the Newborn by Mary Austin · (pm)
Song for the Newborn by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song for the New Year by John Stuart Blackie · (sg)
A Song for the People: “It’s Never Too Late to Mend” by John Francis Waller · (pm)
A Song for the People: Never Say Die by John Francis Waller · (pm)
A Song for the People: “There Is Many a Slip ’Twixt the Cup and the Lip” by John Francis Waller · (pm)
A Song for the Road by Arthur Stringer · (pm)
A Song for the Sailors by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song for the Samisen by Daniel E. Wheeler · (pm)
A Song for the Seasons by Margaret Cooper McGiffert · (pm)
Song for the Simple Life by Ethel Jacobson · (pm)
Song for the Sound of Wings by Annette Patton Cornell · (pm)
Song for Three Seasons by Faith Baldwin · (pm)
Song for Today by Elizabeth-Ellen Long · (pm)
A Song for Twilight by Mariana Van Rensselaer · (pm)
Song for Two Voices by Mary Carolyn Davies · (pm)
A Song for Winter by Irene Rutherford McLeod · (pm)
A Song for Winter by Ted Olson · (pm)
A Song for Winter by Mariana Van Rensselaer · (pm)
A Song for You by Robert Loveman · (pm)
A Song for You by Anne Page · (pm)
A Song for Young Men by Elford Caughey · (pm)
A Song for Young Men by Tristram Livingstone · (pm)
A Song for Youth by A. M. Burrage · (pm)
A Song from a Bare Bough by Grace Noll Crowell · (pm)
Song from a Drama by Edmund Clarence Stedman · (pm)
Song from “Ayuna” by Julian Hawthorne · (??)
Song from Dishpan Alley by Louise Owen · (pm)
Song (“From love’s dead clinging hands the words were torn…”) by Elizabeth Larocque · (pm)
Song from My Lady’s Book by Gerald Gould · (pm)
Song from “Pippa Passes” by Robert Browning · (ex)
A Song from Sorrow by Grace Noll Crowell · (pm)
A Song from the Gilbert Islands by Arthur Grimble · (ar)
Song (from the Italian) by Alice K. Sawyer · (??)
A Song from the Suds by Louisa May Alcott · (pm)
Song-Games and Myth-Dramas in Washington by William H. Babcock · (ar)
Song (“Give her but a least excuse to love me!…”) by Robert Browning · (pm)
Song (“Give me leave to rail at you”) by John Wilmot · (pm)
Song (“Gleam upon me as a star”) by Mary Kernahan Harris · (pm)
A Song (“God send thee peace…”) by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song (“Go not, O perfect Day!”) by Robertson Trowbridge · (pm)
A Song (“Had I a heart for falsehood framed”) by Richard Brinsley Sheridan · (pm)
Song (“Hands, little hands, you are brighter than silver”) by G. Laurence Groom · (pm)
Song (“Hark! how the forest…”) by John Lothrop Motley · (pm)
A Song Heard at Night by H. Richard Hayward · (pm)
Song (“Heigh-ho! Heigh-ho! Summer has come with its roses fair…”) by Jennie E. T. Dowe · (pm)
The Song He Liked Best by Norman Young · (pm)
The Song He Never Wrote by Helen Jackson · (??)
Song (“Here are roses for a rose…”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
A Song (“Her, my own sad love divine”) by Herbert Trench · (pm)
The Song He Was Ashamed of by William C. Lengel · (ss)
The Song His Mother Sang by E. V. Wilson · (pm)
Song Hit by Kay Kennedy · (ss)
A Song (“I care not though the wind blow East”) by Ella Higginson · (pm)
A Song (“I dreamt I heard you sing…”) by G. C. S. · (pm)
Song (“If love were only a song for singing”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
Song (“I follow Song… ”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“If thou art sleeping, maiden…”) by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · (pm)
Song (“If thou art sleeping, maiden…”) by Gil Vicente · (pm)
Song (“If you had thought a heart”) by William Struthers · (pm)
Song (“If you should keep, my dear, for me…”) by Lyn Wade · (pm)
Song (“I gave to love the fairest rose”) by Charlotte Becker · (pm)
Song (“I Have Done”) by Duncan Campbell Scott · (pm)
Song (“I have fashioned a woven tent for my love”) by Margaret Adelaide Wilson · (pm)
Song (“I’ll have a wind to wrap me in”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
“The Song I Most Enjoy Singing” by Various · (ar)
Song (“I’m sitting alone at my window…”) by C. · (pm)
Song in Absence by M. Tredinnick · (pm)
Song in a Dream by James T. Fields · (pm)
Song in a Dream by [uncredited] · (pm)
Song in a Flat by Jancis · (pm)
Song in a Garden by Arthur Davison Ficke · (pm)
Song in a High Wind by Elizabeth Enright · (ss)
A Song in a Minor Key by J. A. Owen · (ss)
A Song in April by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
Song in Art by Rudolph de Cordova · (ar)
Song in a Single Key by Norman R. Jaffray · (pm)
A Song in Autumn by Arthur Davison Ficke · (pm)
A Song in Autumn by Theodosia P. Garrison · (pm)
A Song in Autumn by Arthur Stringer · (pm)
Song in Autumn Meadows by Muna Lee · (pm)
Song in Autumn (“’Tis autumn by the glooming skies…”) by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song (“In a well, a well of flowers…”) by The Author of “An Englishwoman’s Love-Letters” · (pm)
Song (“In a well, a well of flowers…”) by Laurence Housman · (pm)
A Song in Bohemia by Lyon Mearson · (ss)
A Song in Doubt by Sennett Stephens · (pm)
Song in Exile by Alice Duer Miller · (pm)
A Song in Fish Time by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song in France by Walter Henry · (vi)
A Song in Gold by W. S. Newell · (ss)
A Song in Gold by [uncredited] · (ss)
A Song in Green by May Byron · (pm)
The Song (“In her castle by the sea”) by Frank Dempster Sherman · (pm)
Song in Her Heart by Arthur Mann · (??)
Song in Her Heart by Hy Peskin · (pi)
A Song in His Heart by Louis Paul · (ss)
A Song in His Heart by Leroi Placet · (ss)
A Song in June by Edith Nesbit · (pm)
Song in June by Marion Peacock · (pm)
Song (“In love is so great gladness”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
Song in Mahratti by Perry Adams · (ss)
A Song in Many Keys by Caroline Chesebro’ · (ss)
A Song in Many Keys by [uncredited] · (ss)
A Song in Midsummer by J. J. Bell · (pm)
The Song Inn by Narcisse E. Wood · (pm)
A Song in Passing by Abbie Farwell Brown · (ss)
Song in Picture by Austin Chester · (ar)
Song in Praise of Tobacco by [uncredited] · (pm)
A Song in Prose by John Hanlon · (pm)
Song in Rest by Charles Fiske Bates · (pm)
A Song in Season by Percy Hazelden · (pm)
A Song in Season: There, There, Pierrot! by Oliver Herford · (pm)
A Song in September by Michael Hamburger · (pm)
Song in Spite of Myself by Countée Cullen · (pm)
A Song in Spring by Mary Carolyn Davies · (pm)
Song in Spring by Dorothy Hope McCroden · (pm)
A Song in Summer by Charles Hanson Towne · (pm)
A Song in the Air by Leslie Davis · (ss)
The Song in the Dark by Edwin Balmer · (ss)
Song in the Dark by Barry Benefield · (ss)
The Song in the Desert by Harold Alen · (ss)
A Song in the Desert by Louise Driscoll · (ss)
The Song in the Desert by Charles Saxby · (ss)
The Song in the Desert by Henry Elias Twose · (ss)
Song in the Dusk by Dana Burnet · (pm)
A Song in the Grass by Harold Witter Bynner · (pm)
Song in the Heart by Richard Wormser · (ss)
Song in the Hills by Margaret Lane · (pm)
The Song in the House by Ann Bridge · (ss)
The Song in the House by Mary Dolling O’Malley · (ss)
Song in the Imperative Mood by Louise McNeill · (pm)
Song in the Key of Autumn by Scudder Middleton · (pm)
The Song in the Night by Muriel Cotroni · (ss)
A Song in the Night by Jeannie Pendleton Ewing · (pm)
A Song in the Night by Jeannie Pendleton Hall · (pm)
A Song in the Night by Duncan J. Robertson · (pm)
A Song in the Night by C. E. Scoggins · (ss)
The Song in the Park by Franz Hoellering · (nv)
The Song in the Snow-Blight by Chart Pitt · (ss)
Song in the Spring by Louise Morgan Sill · (pm)
Song in the Tree-Tops by Ruth McEnery Stuart · (ss)
The Song in the Valley by Margaret E. Sangster · (ss)
Song in the Wilderness by Arthur Savage · (ss)
“The Song in the Wilderness” by Walter Jones · (ss)
Song in the Wind by Robert Carse · (ss)
A Song in Three Parts by Jean Ingelow · (pm)
A Song in Time of Depression (from the Paiute) by Mary Austin · (pm)
A Song in Winter by Claudine Currey · (pm)
Song in Winter by Edgar Vine Hall · (pm)
A Song in Winter by Laurence Housman · (pm)
Song in Winter by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song in Winter by Sennett Stephens · (pm)
Song (“I sailed a boat right into the wind”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
A Song Is a Sorry Thing by A. Newberry Choyce · (pm)
The Song Is Ended by Frank R. Adams · (ss)
A Song (“I sent a sigh to find you”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
A Song Is Written by George D. Lottman · (ss)
The Song Is You by William Holder · (ss)
The Song Is You by Roy Lopez · (ss)
Song (“I weep so often now”) by Robert Loveman · (pm)
Song (“I will be young and glad again”) by Agnes Grozier Herbertson · (pm)
A Song (“I will not sing of sorrow”) by Francis Williams · (pm)
Song (“I wore your roses yesterday…”) by Celia Thaxter · (pm)
Song I Would Sing if I Could by Phyllis McGinley · (pm)
Song (“Just the sun on a slope of heather”) by Clinton Scollard · (pm)
Song (“Lady, but weep for me…”) by Marjorie S. Coryn · (pm)
A Songlet by Pakenham Beatty · (pm)
Song (“Let us be true to one another”) by Wallace Nichols · (pm)
Song (“Life is full of mirth and song”) by Herbert Porter · (pm)
Song (“Little, laughing, glancing wave…”) by Roger Riordan · (pm)

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