Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, 1870-1885

Titles

She never could forget the day /
She never said good bye to me /
She never told her love /
She said "Auf wiedersehn" /
She sang among the flowers /
She sings just like a canary /
She sleeps /
She sleeps with the angels /
She sleeps, my lady sleeps /
She sleeps; or, Sleep, my loved one sleep /
She smiled as we crossed o'er the Hoboken ferry /
She smiles as we pass by /
She stands behind a counter /
She stood at the gate welcoming him in /
She threw a kiss at me /
She threw me a kiss from the window /
She to heaven has passed /
She tossed her curls at me /
She walks in beauty /
She wandered down the mountain side /
She was clerk in a candy store /
She was so pretty /
She wears my ring /
She wept again /
She will return - Tornera /
She wore roses and marguerites; Waltz song /
She'll be happy once again /
She'll ne'er return /
She'll never wake again /
She's a bewitcher /
She's a rosy, she's a posy /
She's a sweet little thing /
She's all the world to me /
She's as bright as the stars in heaven march /
She's as lovely as a fairy /
She's as pretty as the roses in the morning /
She's bound to be my wife /
She's dead to me /
She's dreaming of the angels /
She's every inch a queen /
She's gone away /
She's gone! /
She's got it on the brain /
She's handsome as a dream /
She's just a sweet bouquet /
She's just as sweet as sweet can be /
She's just my style and fancy /
She's just sweet sixteen years old /
She's just too sweet to live /
She's just too sweet to live! /
She's left me; Waltz cantabile /
She's my idol /
She's my sugar-plum /
She's my sweetheart, and yours too! /
She's only seventeen /
She's pretty as she can be! /
She's promised to be mine /
She's slightly on the mash; Or, What do you think they'll say? /
She's slightly on the mash; or, What do you think they'd say? /
She's so captivating /
She's so fair /
She's so sweet and fair /
She's such a love; Schottisch /
She's such a love; Song and dance shottische /
She's such an inquisitive thing /
She's sweet as she can be /
She's sweet as she can be [and] My little charming Caroline /
She's sweet, you may believe /
She's the darling of my fondest dreams! /
She's the fairest /
She's the image of her mother /
She's the loveliest girl I ever saw, and As she went passing by ( /
She's too good for me /
She's waiting at the gate for me /
She's worth her weight in gold /
Shedding tears o'er mother's grave /
Shegurah /
Sheila waltz /
Shelah O'Neil /
Shelling green peas /
Shells of ocean /
Shells upon the shore /
Shells we gathered years ago /
Shelly waltz /
Shelter Isle /
Shenandoah waltz /
Shenipsit galop /
Shepherd and Cuckoo /
The Shepherd and his only daughter /
Shepherd and mascotte [from] La Mascotte /
The Shepherd boy /
Shepherd boy /
The Shepherd boy's dream /
Shepherd boy's echo song /
Shepherd boy's farewell to his flocks /
The Shepherd boy's prayer /
The Shepherd boy's wooing /
The Shepherd girl /
Shepherd girl; Morceau characteristic /
Shepherd's Sunday song, The - Der Tag des herrn /

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