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Title	First Line	Refrain First Line	Languages	Authors	Full Text	Tunes	Tune Auth Has Audio	Total Instances	Id	Matching Instances
Pull Away, Brave Boys	Pull away pull away pull away brave boys		English			[Pull away pull away pull away brave boys]» X		2	1959211	1
The Red Sun Is Sinking	The red sun is sinking, and father at sea		English			[The red sun is sinking, and father at sea]» X		1	1959225	1
Co-Education	In former days, which many praise	Hurrah for the frog that sat in the bog	English	R. M. Haines		[In former days, which many praise]» X		1	1959242	1
Eli Yale	As freshmen first we come to Yale	Fol de rol, de rol, rol, rol, Eli Eli Eli Yale	English			[As freshmen first we come to Yale]» X		1	1959248	1
The Gold and Olive	From the coast of Massachusetts	Let us greet the Gold and Olive	English	F. F. Stacy		[From the coast of Massachusetts]» X		1	1959255	1
Clear the Way for the S. M. T. N.	There's a college in southeast Kansas land		English			[There's a college in southeast Kansas land]» X		1	1959257	1
Thou wilt not cower in the dust	Thou wilt not cower in the dust		English	J. R. Randall	Thou wilt not cower in the dust, ...	[Thou wilt not cower in the dust]» X	1	3	1959123	1
Flag of the free, fairest to see!	Flag of the free, fairest to see!		English			[Flag of the free, fairest to see!]» X	1	19	1959128	1
Bonnie Doon	Ye banks and braes of bonnie Doon		English	Robert Burns		[Ye banks and braes of bonnie Doon]» X	1	5	1959187	1
My Old Kentucky Home	The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home	Weep no more, my lady	English			[The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home]» X	1	11	1959219	1
The Loreley	O, tell me what it meaneth		English	Heinrich Heine		[O, tell me what it meaneth]» X	1	2	1959201	1
From glory unto glory!	From glory unto glory!		English	F. R. Havergal		ST. COLOMB » X		64	1959117	1
The Evening Bells	Hark, the pealing, softly stealing		English			[Hark, the pealing, softly stealing]» X		11	1959205	1
Marseilles Hymn	Ye sons of Freedom, wake to glory		English			[Ye sons of Freedom, wake to glory]» X	1	14	1959137	1
Iteger Vitæ	He who is upright, kind, and free from error		English	W. N. Eayrs		[He who is upright, kind, and free from error]» X	1	1	1959241	1
To Meet Again	It's been decreed from days of old		English			AUF WIEDERSEHN » X		1	1959197	1
Good Night, Good Night, Beloved	Good night, good night, beloved!		English			[Good night, good night, beloved!]» X		1	1959182	1
Good Night, Farewell	Good night, farewell, my own true heart		English			[Good night, farewell, my own true heart]» X		1	1959183	1
The Midshipmite	'Twas in fifty five, on a winter's night	With a long, long pull, and a strong, strong pull	English	Fred E. Wetherly		['Twas in fifty five, on a winter's night]» X		1	1959184	1
Hark! Hark! the Lark!	Hark! hark! the lark at heav'ns gate sings		English	William Shakespeare		[Hark! hark! the lark at heav'ns gate sings]» X		1	1959192	1
Eventide	The sun is down, the evening come		English	Von Fallersleben		[The sun is down, the evening come]» X		1	1959207	1
Long Live Our College	Long may she live, our College fair!		English			[Long may she live, our College fair!]» X		1	1959231	1
Gaudeamaus	Gaudeamus igitur		Latin			[Gaudeamus igitur]» X		1	1959233	1
Let us now in youth rejoice	Let us now in youth rejoice		English			[Let us now in youth rejoice]» X		1	1959234	1
Litoria	Our College is a jolly home	Litorai! Litoria!	English			[Our College is a jolly home]» X		1	1959237	1
The Students' Way	We think it is the rule, sir	To drive dull care away	English	E. R. Sill		[We think it is the rule, sir]» X		1	1959239	1
Yale Boola Song	Well, here we are; well, here we are!		English			[Well, here we are; well, here we are!]» X		1	1959244	1
We feel Thy calm at evening's hour	We feel Thy calm at evening's hour		English	Samuel Longfellow		VERDURE » X		2	1959100	1
I'm a Shepherd of the Valley	I'm a shepherd of the valley		English			[I'm a shepherd of the valley]» X		1	1959170	1
A Spring Song	I sat beneath the maples old		English			[I sat beneath the maples old]» X		1	1959194	1
O Father, bless in love Thy child	We lay us calmly down to sleep	O Father, bless in love Thy child	English			TRÄUMEREI » X	1	14	1959075	1
'Neath the Elms	Winds of night around us sighing		English			[Winds of night around us sighing]» X		1	1959230	1
The Sea-King's Bride	From your coral chambers speed ye		English	Arthur Matthison		[From your coral chambers speed ye]» X		1	1959198	1
Night and Morning	The sun high in heav'n now is sailing		English			[The sun high in heav'n now is sailing]» X		1	1959202	1
Never a Care I Know	Oh, I'm a happy creature	For the days roll on in the same old way	English			MANDOLINATA » X		1	1959229	1
The Gold and Crimson	On the plains of Southeast Kansas	Let us greet the Gold and Crimson	English			[On the plains of Southeast Kansas]» X		1	1959256	1
Cradle Song	Lullaby and goodnight		English			WIEGENLIED » X	1	7	1959161	1
Murmur, Gentle Lyre	Murmur, gentle lyre		English	Anonymous		[Murmur, gentle lyre]» X	1	9	1959163	1
Flow Gently, Sweet Afton	Flow gently, sweet Afton		English	Robert Burns		[Flow gently, sweet Afton]» X	1	3	1959155	1
Hail and Farewell!	Hail and farewell, dear companions		English			[Hail and farewell, dear companions]» X	1	1	1959236	1
America, so proud and free	America, so proud and free		English	J. E. Rankin, D. D.		[America, so proud and free]» X	1	10	1959127	1
Beside the Mill	Beside the mill, down yonder		English			[Beside the mill, down yonder]» X	1	1	1959167	1
Flag of a thousand battles	Flag of a thousand battles		English	A. W. Conner		[Flag of a thousand battles]» X		5	1959143	1
Where, O Where?	Where, O where are the verdant Freshmen?		English			[Where, O where are the verdant Freshmen?]» X	1	1	1959232	1
Aye, but calm and cheery	Onward, ever onward	Aye, but calm and cheery	English			[Onward, ever onward]» X		4	1959158	1
The Violet's Fate	'Neath a woodstack alone, amid many a thorn		English	Edward Oxenford		['Neath a woodstack alone, amid many a thorn]» X		1	1959200	1
The Harp That Once Through Tara's Halls	The harp that once thro' Tara's halls		English			[The harp that once thro' Tara's halls]» X		1	1959215	1
Marching Through Georgia	Bring the good old bugle, boys	Hurrah, hurrah, we bring the jubilee	English	H. C. Work		[Bring the good old bugle, boys]» X	1	3	1959135	1
O sing with voices clear and strong	O sing with voices clear and strong		English			[O sing with voices clear and strong]» X		2	1959132	1
Flowerets Blooming	Flow'rets blooming, winds perfuming		English			[Flow'rets blooming, winds perfuming]» X	1	1	1959157	1

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