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Author: Alfred Perceval Graves (1846-1931)
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Note: titles are in bold and first lines are in italics
 A dream of violets (The scent of violets, by my pillow blowing) - L. Lehmann [x]
A lover's garland - C. Parry [x]
A ray from out the ruby [x] L. Lehmann: Dawning love
A sailor loved a farmer's daughter (A sailor once wooed a farmer's daughter) (from Irish Songs and Ballads) D. Arundell: The sailor
A sailor once wooed a farmer's daughter (from Irish Songs and Ballads) D. Arundell: The sailor
Above the thunder crashes (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Countryside Songs, and Songs and Ballads) H. Gaul: Irish Battle Hymn
An Irish Lullaby (I'd rock my own sweet childie to rest
) (from Father O'Flynn and other Irish Lyrics) - N. Page
Are the stars that beam above us [x] L. Lehmann: Star fancies
As I went down to Taunton Town C. Parry: The spirit of the Spring
As I went up a woodland walk C. Parry: The blackbird
At the hour the long day ends - C. Parry [x]
Battle Hymn (Above the thunder crashes) (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Countryside Songs, and Songs and Ballads) H. Gaul: Irish Battle Hymn
Bridges, golden bridges GER [x] L. Lehmann: Golden bridges
Chieftain of Tyrconnell (Sore misery to Erin, that you spread) - C. Stanford
Christmas lullaby - A. Cripps [x]
Dawning love (A ray from out the ruby) - L. Lehmann [x]
Diamonds for riches [x] L. Lehmann: The sapphire
Disturb it not (When first the lamp of love is lit) - L. Lehmann GER [x]
Golden bridges (Bridges, golden bridges) - L. Lehmann GER [x]
I am the rose upon the mead GER [x] L. Lehmann: Love's emblems
I'd rock my own sweet childie to rest
(from Father O'Flynn and other Irish Lyrics) N. Page: An Irish Lullaby
In April mood (Love's April mood, ah me!) - L. Lehmann GER [x]
Irish Battle Hymn (Above the thunder crashes) (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Countryside Songs, and Songs and Ballads) - H. Gaul
Irish Lullaby (I'd rock my own sweet childie to rest
) (from Father O'Flynn and other Irish Lyrics) N. Page: An Irish Lullaby
Love enthroned (O sweet the rose in summer blowing) - L. Lehmann [x]
Love's April mood, ah me! GER [x] L. Lehmann: In April mood
Love's emblems (I am the rose upon the mead) - L. Lehmann GER [x]
My love's an arbutus (My love's an arbutus) - C. Stanford
My love's an arbutus C. Stanford: My love's an arbutus
My secret (O hasten your speed, my steed) - L. Lehmann GER [x]
O hasten your speed, my steed GER [x] L. Lehmann: My secret
O sweet the rose in summer blowing [x] L. Lehmann: Love enthroned
Oh swan of slenderness
(from Irish Songs and Ballads) C. Stanford: The little red lark
Orange and green - M. Shaw [x]
She hath grown cold, whose kindness won me to her C. Parry: The faithful lover
She is my love (She is my love beyond all thought
) (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Songs of the Gael [and] A Gaelic Story-Telling) C. Parry, F. Swain: She is my love beyond all thought
She is my love beyond all thought (She is my love beyond all thought
) (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Songs of the Gael [and] A Gaelic Story-Telling) - C. Parry, F. Swain
She is my love beyond all thought
(from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Songs of the Gael [and] A Gaelic Story-Telling) C. Parry, F. Swain: She is my love beyond all thought
Six spring (Six spring in shining armour goes) - L. Lehmann [x]
Six spring in shining armour goes [x] L. Lehmann: Six spring
Sore misery to Erin, that you spread C. Stanford: Chieftain of Tyrconnell
Star fancies (Are the stars that beam above us) - L. Lehmann [x]
The blackbird (As I went up a woodland walk) - C. Parry
The faithful lover (She hath grown cold, whose kindness won me to her) - C. Parry
The little red lark (Oh swan of slenderness
) (from Irish Songs and Ballads) - C. Stanford
The sailor (A sailor once wooed a farmer's daughter) (from Irish Songs and Ballads) - D. Arundell
The sapphire (Diamonds for riches) - L. Lehmann [x]
The scent of violets, by my pillow blowing [x] L. Lehmann: A dream of violets
The spirit of the Spring (As I went down to Taunton Town) - C. Parry
Trottin' to the fair (Trottin' to the fair . .
) (from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Countryside Songs, and Songs and Ballads) - C. Stanford, T. Johnston
Trottin' to the fair . .
(from The Irish Poems of Alfred Perceval Graves - Countryside Songs, and Songs and Ballads) C. Stanford, T. Johnston: Trottin' to the fair
When first the lamp of love is lit GER [x] L. Lehmann: Disturb it not
When with sap the vine's athrill [x] L. Lehmann: When young love comes knocking
When young love comes knocking (When with sap the vine's athrill) - L. Lehmann [x]
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