Forgotten Children's Songs - Ukulele Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits: Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Baritone Ukulele Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Guitalele Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Guitar Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Cigar Box Guitar GDG Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Tenor Banjo Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Forgotten Children's Songs - Mandolin Songbook for Beginners with Tabs and Chords If in the book "50 Timeless Children Songs with Tabs and Chords," we presented the 50 most popular children's songs of today's era. But in this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we presented 40 children's songs that were popular around 1880. We immediately notice that the repertoire of songs from those days is quite different from a set of modern children's folk songs. But this is not surprising. Most of these children's songs, such as "Mary Had a Little Lamb," "Humpty Dumpty," "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and the like, most likely got their final shape right in the mid-1800s. William Wells Newell (1839-1907), a folklorist, the founder of the American Folklore Society, collected the most popular children's songs on his travels in the United States. In the book "Games and Songs of American Children" from 1884, we notice songs that are hardly sung by today's children. At the time of publication of this book, "Forgotten Children's Songs," we do not find most of these songs even on almighty Youtube. The other half of the songs in this book are songs that were once so popular that we find them in almost every old book. But nowadays they have almost disappeared from children's games. There are, of course, several reasons for the loss of popularity. Former educational songs became almost banned in modern education. We avoid, for example, mentioning acts of violence, such as the once-daily hunt in the song "Hare and Hunter." For example, we avoid former worldviews, like "What care we for gold or silver?". Nowadays, we can hardly imagine a child singing "I'm glad I am a farmer." It is better not to talk at all about old archetypal ballads that do not correspond to our advertised notion of modern life. And so on. In short, before us is a new book of slightly older but once most popular children's songs that portray the world in a slightly different way. Book benefits Collection of 40 once most popular, but nowadays forgotten old-time children's songs. Suitable for parents and children. With a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics. Included free, online audio tracks for all songs, with solo and basic chord changes. Intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs. Suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet. Suitable for use with other books for guitar, guitalele, mandolin, Cigar Box Guitar, baritone ukulele, and tenor banjo from the same book collection. Songs from the Forgotten Children's Songs Aiken Drum Beautiful Sea Bobby Shafto's Gone to Sea Ding, Dong, Bell Dance, Thumbkin, Dance Do, Do, Pity my Case Frog Went a-Courting Frog Pond Go Round and Round the Valley Green Gravel Hare and Hunter Here Comes a Lusty Wooer King William was a King James's Son I'll Give to You a Paper of Pins If All The World Were Paper Little Harry Huges and the Duke's Daughter Lazy Mary Natural History My Pretty Maid Oranges and Lemons Paul's Steeple Poor Dog Bright Rosalind The Farmer Soldier, Soldier, Will You Marry Me The Four Presents The Jolly Tester The Little Woman The Little Bird The Old Man Clothed in Leather The Old Man in the Wood The Old Woman of Norwich The Plough Boy In Luck There She Stands, a Lovely Creature Three Children Sliding on the Ice What Care We for Gold or Silver When I Was a Shoemaker Which Way Does the Wind Blow Who'll Be the Binder Ye Jolly Miller

Thomas Balinger The Ukulele Songbook Children's Songs Do you still remember the songs you loved listening to as a kid? Songs your parents used to sing when it was time to go to bed? Have you ever wanted to sing these songs with your children and maybe strum along a little on that Ukulele that's slowly collecting dust in the closet? If the answer to one or all of the above is 'yes', this book's for you. Whether you're a nursery teacher, a loving parent or just love making music for children: on these pages, you'll find children's songs loved all around the world in easy-to-play arrangements for Ukulele in standard C tuning (C-G-E-A). All songs in musical notation with chord symbols plus melody TAB - you don't have to read music to start playing right away! Whether you want to pick the melody, strum the chords or just need the complete lyrics: you'll find everything you need on these pages. And if you don't know how to play a particular chord, don't worry: each song features easy-to-read chord diagrams, too. For reference, there's a handy appendix listing all the chords used in this book plus a selection of easy strumming patterns you can use to accompany songs. Songs 1. 99 Bottles 2. Amazing grace 3. A-tisket, a-tasket 4. Baa, baa, black sheep 5. Bingo 6. Brahms' Lullaby 7. Brother John 8. Camptown Races 9. Clementine 10. Crawdad song 11. For he's a jolly good fellow 12. Good morning 13. Good night, Ladies 14. Go, tell it on the mountain 15. Hey, diddle, diddle 16. Hickory dickory dock 17. Hush, little baby 18. If you're happy 19. Itsy-bitsy spider 20. Jack and Jill 21. Jingle Bells 22. J. J. J. Schmidt 23. Kum ba yah 24. Lavender's blue 25. Little green frog 26. London Bridge is falling down 27. Marianne 28. My Bonnie lies over the ocean 29. Ode to joy (Beethoven) 30. Oh Susanna 31. Old MacDonald had a farm 32. One elephant went out 33. Polly wolly doodle 34. Pop goes the weasel 35. Rain, rain go away 36. Rock-a-bye, baby 37. Row, row, row 38. She'll be coming round the mountain 39. Silent night 40. Skip to my Lou 41. Sleep, baby, sleep 42. Teddy bear 43. There's a hole in the bucket 44. This old man 45. Tom Dooley 46. Twinkle, twinkle little Star 47. We wish you a merry Christmas 48. What shall we do with the drunken sailor 49. When the saints go marchin' in 50. Yankee Doodle

Thomas Balinger The Ukulele Songbook Children's Songs, Lullabies & Nursery Rhymes Do you still remember the songs you loved listening to as a kid? Songs your parents used to sing when it was time to go to bed? Have you ever wanted to sing these songs with your children and maybe strum along a little on that Ukulele that's slowly collecting dust in the closet? If the answer to one or all of the above is 'yes', this book's for you. Whether you're a nursery teacher, a loving parent or just love making music for children, these 75 children's songs, lullabies and nursery rhymes loved all around the world will have you playing right away! All songs in easy-to-play arrangements for Ukulele in standard C tuning (G-C-E-A) All songs in musical notation with chord symbols plus melody TAB - you don't have to read music to start playing right away! Whether you want to pick the melody, strum the chords or just need the complete lyrics: you'll find everything you need on these pages. And if you don't know how to play a particular chord, don't worry: each song features easy-to-read chord diagrams, too. For reference, there's a handy appendix listing all the chords used in this book plus a selection of easy strumming patterns you can use to accompany songs. Songs 1. 99 Bottles 2. All the pretty little horses 3. Amazing grace 4. Animal fair 5. A-tisket, a-tasket 6. Baa, baa, black sheep 7. Bingo 8. Brahms' Lullaby 9. Brother John 10. Bye, baby bunting 11. Camptown Races 12. Clementine 13. Crawdad song 14. Five little ducks 15. Georgie Porgie 16. Good morning 17. Good night, Ladies 18. Go, tell it on the mountain 19. Hey, diddle, diddle 20. Hickory dickory dock 21. Hot cross buns 22. Humpty Dumpty 23. Hush, little baby 24. If you're happy 25. Itsy-bitsy spider 26. Jack and Jill 27. Jack be nimble 28. Jack Sprat 29. Jingle Bells 30. J. J. J. Schmidt 31. Kum ba yah 32. Lavender's blue 33. Lazy Mary 34. Little green frog 35. Little Miss Muffet 36. London Bridge is falling down 37. Lucy Locket 38. Marianne 39. Mary had a little lamb 40. Mulberry bush 41. My Bonnie lies over the ocean 42. Nobody likes me 43. Oh Susanna 44. Old MacDonald had a farm 45. One elephant went out 46. One, two, buckle my shoe 47. Over in the meadow 48. Pat-a-cake 49. Pease porridge hot 50. Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater 51. Polly wolly doodle 52. Pop goes the weasel 53. Rain, rain go away 54. Rock-a-bye, baby 55. Row, row, row 56. See-saw, Margery Daw 57. She'll be coming round the mountain 58. Silent night 59. Six little ducks 60. Skip to my Lou 61. Sleep, baby, sleep 62. Teddy bear 63. The bear went over the mountain 64. The farmer in the dell 65. The Hokey Pokey 66. There's a hole in the bucket 67. There was a crooked man 68. This old man 69. Three little kittens 70. Tom Dooley 71. Twinkle, twinkle little Star 72. We wish you a merry Christmas 73. What shall we do with the drunken sailor 74. When the saints go marchin' in 75. Yankee Doodle

collection of 100 most popular timeless, folk, and children's songs, suitable for parents and children, presented with a melody in standard notation and tablature, chord diagrams, and lyrics, including free, online audio tracks for all 100 songs, with solo and basic chord changes, intended for anyone who would like to increase the repertoire of songs, suitable for playing solo melodies, accompaniment of singing with chords, and playing in a duet, suitable for use with other books for guitar, mandolin, ukulele, guitalele and banjo from the same book collection, for all those who would rather play 1 hour on the instrument than waste one hour of their life searching for a single song (x 100) on the Internet. A Sailor Went to Sea, Amazing Grace, Aura Lea, Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, Bingo, Boys and Girls Come Out To Play, Brother John, Curly Locks, Dance a Baby Diddy, Did You Ever See a Lassie?, Five Little Monkeys, Down in the Valley, Doctor Foster, Five Little Ducks, For He's a Jolly Good Fellow, Five Little Speckled Frogs, Georgie Porgie, Good King Arthur, Goosey Goosey Gander, Greensleeves, Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes, Happy Birthday To You, Hark, Hark! The Dogs Do Bark, Hickory Dickory Dock, Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush, Hot Cross Buns, Home on the Range, Humpty Dumpty, Hush Little Baby, I Had a Little Nut Tree, I Saw Three Ships, I Love Little Kitty, It's Raining, It's Pouring, Jack Sprat, Jingle Bells, Jack and Jill, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, Kumbaya, Lavender's Blue, Lazy Sheep, Pray Tell Me Why, Little Jack Horner, Little Bo-Peep, Li'l Liza Jane, Little Miss Muffet, Little Polly Flinders, Looby Loo, London Bridge Is Falling Down, Lucy Locket, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Mistress Bond, Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean, Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone, Oh My Darling, Clementine, Oh, Susanna, Old King Cole, Old MacDonald Had a Farm, Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, On Top of Old Smoky, Over in the Meadow, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Pat-a-cake, Pop! Goes the Weasel, Polly, Put the Kettle On, Rock-a-bye Baby, Rain, Rain Go Away, Ring a Ring o' Roses, Red River Valley, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Rub-a-dub-dub, See Saw Margery Daw, She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain, Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross, Silent Night, Sing a Song of Sixpence, Skip to My Lou, Skidamarink, Sur le Pont d'Avignon, Sleep, Baby, Sleep, The A.B.C., Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Ten Little Teddy Bears, The Bear Went Over the Mountain, The Farmer in the Dell, The Muffin Man, The King Of France, The North Wind Does Blow, The Riddle Song, There Came To My Window, This Old Man, Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son, Three Craws, Three Little Kittens, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, We wish you a merry Christmas, Wee Willie Winki, When the Boat Comes In, When the Saints Go Marching In, Yankee