Hymn for a child. Knowlton. NS_Index to Kindergarten Songs Including Singing Games and Folk Songs

Hymn for a little child. Smith. SL1

Hymn for a national holiday. Knowlton. NS

I am a blacksmith. _See_ Gaynor. Labor day. GS

*I am a builder. Koehler. HR

I am a busy bee. Hubbard. MSG

I am a cooper and barrels I make. _See_ Cooper. HR

I am a cooper, no care can I know. _See_ Walker. Cooper. WS

(Hubbard. Cooper. MSG)

I am a honey bee buzzing away. _See_ Hubbard. I am a busy bee.

MSG

I am a little farmer boy. _See_ Little farmer. HR

I am a little gardener. _See_ Hailmann. Ball play. KC

(Hailmann. Selling fruit. HR)

I am a little New Year. _See_ Jenks. Little New Year. WS

I am a little worsted ball. _See_ Elliott. Worsted ball. SL2

I am a sturdy farmer. _See_ Fischer. Trades. HR

I am a young musician. _See_ Musician. HC

I am making a fine cat's cradle. _See_ Gaynor. Cat's cradle.

SC1

I am Mary, quite contrary. _See_ Smeltzer. Mary contrary. SZ

I am only a little sparrow. _See_ Conrade. Sparrow GS

I am Peter Piper. _See_ Smeltzer. Peter Piper. SZ

I am the jolly miller of Dee. _See_ Smeltzer. Miller of Dee.

I am the miller. _See_ Gaynor. Song of the miller. LL

*I am the wind. Bertini. HR

(Cornwell. Wind. EL)

(Hubbard. I am the wind. MSG)

(Sawyer. Wind. EL)

I am Tommy Tittlemouse. _See_ Smeltzer. Tommy Tittlemouse. SZ

I can see with eyes aslant. _See_ Conrade. Crow calculations.

*I'd like to have a partner. USI

(Kuecken. Partners. HR)

I found little footprints in the snow. _See_ Neidlinger.

Footprints. SSS

I go to bed when wee chicks cheep. _See_ Gaynor. Early bird.

*I had a little doggy. Elliott. MG--SL2

*I had a little doll. Gaynor. LL

*I had a little nut tree. CBO--RCS

*I had a little pony. Bartlett. StN

I had a loving comrade. _See_ Good comrade. FS

I had four brothers over the sea. _See_ Four presents. BB

(Perrie, merrie, dixi. RCS)

*I had two pigeons. Tufts. CL

I have a cat, a nice pussy cat. _See_ Cole. My kitty. CM

I have a little doll. _See_ Tufts. My little doll, Rose. FS

I have a little shadow. _See_ Stevenson. My shadow. SS

(Stanford. My shadow. SS)

I have a noble comrade. _See_ Gaynor. My bicycle. GS

I have a pretty little card. _See_ Moore. Card sewing. SC1

I have something in my hand. _See_ Sense game. HR

*I have two eyes to see with. LBS

I hear the bugle sounding. _See_ Smith. Knights and the

mother. SM

I heard a thousand blended notes. _See_ Waller. Lines written

in early spring. TLB

*I heard the gull. Sinding. EFS

*I heard the voice of Jesus say. Dykes. TLB

I know a little fellow. _See_ Meissner. In Japan. ASC

I know a place the sunbeams love. _See_ Neidlinger. Baby's

face. ES

I know not what it may betoken. _See_ Silcher. Loreley. FS

(Silcher. Lurlei. RCS)

I know the song that the bluebird is singing. _See_ Bluebird.

(Hubbard. Bluebird. WS)

*I lead my lambkin lovingly. Smith. SL1

*I like little pussy. Tufts. CL

(Elliott. I love little pussy. MG--SL1)

(My kitty. HR)

I like to go to school, I do. _See_ Cole. Jolly Joe. CM

I like to watch the spider. _See_ Neidlinger. Spider. SSS

I live in a little brown house. _See_ Atkinson. Song of the

nut. GS

I lived first in a little house. _See_ Gilchrist. Bird

thoughts. SM

I'll be a gay postillion. _See_ Taubert. Postillion. RCS

I'll give to you a paper of pins. NG

I'll lie me down to yonder bank. _See_ Sawyer. What the little

things said. WS

I'll tell you how the sun rose. _See_ Knowlton. Day. NS

I looked in the brook and saw a face. _See_ Foote. Brook. FSC

I love little kitty. _See_ My kitty. HR

(Elliott. I love little pussy. MG--SL1)

(Tufts. I like little pussy. CL)

*I love little pussy. Elliott. MG--SL1

(My kitty. HR)

(Tufts. I like little pussy. CL)

I love the meadow daisy bright. _See_ Taubert. Meadow daisy.

RCS

I'm a humble little thing. _See_ Reinecke. Daisy. SL1

(Reinecke. Field daisy. FC)

(Haydn. Daisy. HR)

I'm a jolly car driver. _See_ Wiggin. Car driver. KC

I'm a little busy bee. _See_ Bee. EL

I'm a little husbandman. _See_ Tufts. Busy little husbandman.

*I'm a little soldier boy. Conrade. GS

I'm a little soldier of the Cross. _See_ Martin. Little

soldier. MSL

I'm a little wind a-blowing. _See_ Conrade. Little wind. GS

I'm a merry sailor lad. _See_ Gaynor. Sailor. SC1

I'm a pretty little thing. _See_ Haydn. Daisy. HR

(Reinecke. Daisy. SL1)

(Reinecke. Field daisy. FC)

I'm a robin. _See_ Hubbard. Bird song. MSG

I'm a scissors grinder. _See_ Knowlton. Scissors grinder. NS

I'm a target round with my circles fair. _See_ Gaynor. Target

game. SC1

I'm a weather vane, O. _See_ Gaynor. Weather vane. SC2

I'm going to make a dolly. _See_ Cole. Like baby. CM

I'm little Boy Blue. _See_ Smeltzer. Boy Blue. SZ

I'm little Jack Horner. _See_ Smeltzer. Jack Horner. SZ

I'm looking for a partner sweet. _See_ Hitte. Partner sweet.

I'm lonesome since I crossed the hill. _See_ Marzials. Girl I

left behind me. CPP

I'm on the king's land. HC

I'm running and trying my papers to sell. _See_ Hailmann.

Newsboy. HR

I'm the big church bell. _See_ Gaynor. Ball games. SC1

*I'm the Gabel huntsman. JB

I'm the old woman. _See_ Smeltzer. Old woman who lives in the

shoe. SZ

I'm very glad the spring is come. _See_ Heerwart. Spring joy.

I'm walking on the levy. _See_ Walking on the levy. NG

*I need Thee every hour. Lowry. TLB

I once had a sweet little doll, dears. _See_ Brewster. Lost

doll. BSS--GS

I open now my pigeon house. _See_ Froebel. Pigeon house. MP

I place my box at the back of the table. _See_ Reed. Table

exercises for attention. TGS

*I put my right hand in. Smith. SL2

*I put my specs upon my nose. KK

*I rode away to Mandalay. FS

*I saw a ship a-sailing. Reinecke. HR

(Duck dance. BG)

(Fairy ship. BB)

(Reinecke. Barcarole. FC)

(Ship a-sailing. EL)

*I saw three ships come sailing by. CBO

(Tufts. I saw three ships. CL)

I saw you toss the kites on high. _See_ Stevenson. Wind.

CGV--EL--LBS--SF--SL1--SM--SS

_For composers see_ Stevenson. Wind.

I say, br'er rabbit. _See_ Br'er rabbit. OYA

*I see you, I see you. BFD--KK

I sell butter, I sell cheese. _See_ Little farmer, no. 2. HR

I sent a letter to my love. _See_ Lost letter. JB

I sent a pretty valentine to one I love so well. _See_ Riley.

My valentine. LL

I should like to build today. Hubbard. MSG

I should think that the man on the dromedary. _See_

Neidlinger. Man on the dromedary. SSS

I sowed the seeds of love. _See_ Marzials. Seeds of love. CPP

I think the little skylark. _See_ Cole. Skylark. CM

I think when a little chicken drinks. _See_ Neidlinger.

Chicken. SSS

I think when I read that sweet story of old. _See_ Kies. Sweet

old story. MSL

I thought I heard the old man say, Goodbye, fare you well.

_See_ Goodbye, fare you well. NEB2

*I took a walk one evening along the meadows sweet. KK

I try to teach pussy. _See_ Neidlinger. Cat's cradles. SSS

I've a funny little playmate. _See_ Gaynor. My shadow. SC1

*I've a little dog at home. RCS

I've come to buy a target, sir. _See_ Gaynor. Target maker.

SC1

I've come to choose you from the rest. _See_ Gaynor. Dancing

game. SC1

I've come to see Jilly Jo. _See_ Jilly Jo. JB

(Variant: Miss Jenny Jones. NG)

I've come to see Miss Ginnia Jones. _See_ Miss Jenny Jones. NG

(Variant: Jilly Jo. JB)

I've eight white sheep fast asleep. _See_ Walker. Eight white

sheep. WS

I've heard them lilting at the ewe-milking. _See_ Flowers of

the forest. FS

I've made a basket neat and round. _See_ Andreae. Flower

basket. HR

I've many little children around me every day. _See_

Kindergartner's song. KC

I wake, I feel the day is here. _See_ Clarke. Chanticleer. StN

I went to visit a friend one day. _See_ Song of home work. HS

I will give you the keys of Heaven. _See_ Keys of Heaven. LBS

I will hold my right hand so. _See_ Gaynor. Rhythm game. SC1

I wish I had room for my roots. _See_ Smith. Little gardener.

LCD

I wish I was in de land ob cotton. _See_ Emmett. Dixie's land.

EFS--FS

I wish, little playmates, you'd skip with me today. _See_

Hill. Skipping song. SHS

I wish the winter would go. _See_ Allen. Winter and summer.

StN

I wished to pluck a pretty thing. _See_ Bingham. Butterfly. BM

I woke before the morning. _See_ Stevenson. Good boy. SS

(Bartlett. Good boy. SS)

I won't have none of your weevily wheat. _See_ Weevily wheat.

OYA

I would be a butterfly. _See_ Sheehan. Butterfly and rosebud.

OSM

Ich ging im Walde. _See_ Gefunden. BB

Ich weiss nicht was soll es bedeuten. _See_ Silcher. Lurlei.

RCS

(Silcher. Loreley. FS)

"If." Cole. TC

If a body meet a body. _See_ Comin' thro' the rye. EFS

(Gin a body meet a body. FS)

If a child be meek and mild. _See_ Happy child. PS

If a lad would be a soldier. _See_ Kuecken. Little soldier.

RCS

*If all the world was apple pie. CL

(If all the world were paper. BB)

*If all the world were paper. BB

(If all the world was apple pie. CL)

If among the garden flowers. _See_ Smith. Choosing a flower.

LCD

*If blue birds bloomed. Gilchrist. StN

If I could but visit the sunrise land. _See_ Gaynor. Japanese.

If I may. KK

If I should beg politely, my pretty dear cuckoo. _See_

Reinecke. Child and the cuckoo. FC

*If I were a fair one. JB

*If I were a flower. Huss. TC

If I were a little frog. _See_ Gaynor. Frog. SC2

If I were a little sweet pea. _See_ Conrade. Sweet pea. GS

If little lads. _See_ Solomon. Just like this. KC

If on the street you chance to meet. _See_ Gaynor. Street car.

SC2

If rosy sunsets never paled. Smith. LCD

If the children try to please. _See_ Imitating. PS

If the trees knew how. _See_ Cole. "If." TC

If thou wilt close thy drowsy eyes. _See_ Chadwick. Armenian

lullaby. FSC

If upon my flat faces you turn me round. _See_ Hubbard.

Cylinder. MSG

If with all your hearts. Mendelssohn. TLB

If you know not which bonnet doth please you. _See_ Terhune.

New calash. CC

If you'll listen, little children. _See_ Hill. Story of the

Christ. SHS

If you want to sing in tune. _See_ Wiggin. Keeping time. KC

If you were a flower. Smith. LCD

If you were walking down the street. _See_ Funkhouser. How do

you do. FSK

Il etait un' bergere. _See_ Bergere. BB

(Shepherd maiden. FS)

(Shepherdess. RCS)

Il etait un p'tit homme. _See_ Father Guillori. RCS

(Petit chasseur. BB)

Ilsley. Cradle song. StN

(Fairlamb. Cradle song. StN)

(Fisher. Cradle song. StN)

(Stanley. Cradle song. StN)

(Suck. Cradle song. StN)

Imitating. PS

Imitation game. Wiggin. KC

(Little master of gymnastics. PS)

(Smith. Choosing the game. SL1)

(Variant: Hailmann. Teacher of gymnastics. HR)

Impromptu. Schubert. KM

In a country far away. _See_ Gottschalk. Christmas hymn. KC

*In a hedge. Froebel. SM

(Smith. In a hedge. SL1)

In a lowly manger. _See_ Gaynor. Christmas carol. SC2

In a nest way up in a tree. _See_ Neidlinger. Robin's song.

SSS

In a round little house. _See_ Gaynor. Flagman. SC2

In an ocean, way out yonder. _See_ Kelley. Dinkey-bird. FSC

In and out, in and out. _See_ Pratt. At the window. StN

In another land and time. _See_ Smith. Christmas hymn. SL1

In autumn. Hill. HS

In bonnet of blue and in apron of white. _See_ Reinecke.

Dancing song. FC

In China. Meissner. ASC

In comes the farmer, drinking all the cider. _See_ Who'll be

the binder? NG

In day-time clouds can see to float. _See_ Atkinson. Clouds.

*In Dixie land, there I was born. JB

In dolly's kitchen. Hollaender. HMC1

Music only.

In Dublin's fair city where girls are so pretty. _See_ Cockles

and mussels. FS

(Molly Malone. LBS)

In each tiny drop of water. _See_ Neidlinger. Busy steam. ES1

In einem kuehlen Grunde. _See_ Glueck. Mill. FS

In forest and in heather. _See_ Hunter's song. RCS

In Germany. Meissner. ASC

In Greenland. Meissner. ASC

In Holland. Meissner. ASC

In Japan. Meissner. ASC

In little Annie's garden grew all sorts of posies. _See_

Smith. Little Annie's garden. SM

In March come the March winds. _See_ Knowlton. March. NS

In my basket here you'll find. _See_ Hurd. Fruit basket. PTS

In my downy bed. _See_ Reinecke. Morning prayer. SL2

*In my hand a ball I hold. Macomber. WS

In my heart they lightly sing. _See_ Mendelssohn. Greeting.

RCS

In my little garden bed. _See_ Roeske. Little plant. PFP

*In native worth and honour clad. _See_ Haydn. In native

worth. TLB

In our still and mournful meadows. _See_ Orpheus. TLB

In port. Stevenson. SF

(Ramsay. In port. SF)

In quaint old times and years of long ago. _See_ Neidlinger.

Signs. ES2

In Scarlet town, where I was born. _See_ Marzials. Barbara

Allen. CPP

In Scotland. Meissner. ASC

In September. Conrade. GS

In snowy, blowy March. _See_ Riley. Mad tea party. LL

In spring. PS

In the barnyard. Smith. SL2

In the Bethlehem stable. Smith. LCD

In the Black Ball Line 'twas that I did serve my time. _See_

Sea shanties. NEB2

In the branches of a tree. WS

(Hubbard. In the branches of a tree. MSG)

*In the branches of a tree. _See_ Bird's nest. HS

In the chill November. _See_ Hill. Thanksgiving day. HS

In the dusky twilight. _See_ Moonlight song. EL

In the early spring. _See_ Cole. Scale song, no. 3. CM

In the early springtime, when the violets grow. _See_

Batchellor. Daisy. WS

In the frosty autumn. _See_ Bingham. Thanksgiving song. BM

In the grassy places. _See_ Haydn. Lambkin. GS

In the heaven earth reposes. _See_ Goodnight. TLB

In the hedge midst thorn and briar. _See_ Nest. PS

(Adopted from Froebel. Little nest. MP)

In the hedgerow safely shielded. _See_ Froebel. Little nest.

(Adaptation: Nest. PS)

*In the land of France. HC

In the merry month of May. _See_ Gaynor. Merry month of May.

In the merry month of May. _See_ Marzials. 'Twas in the merry

month of May. CPP

In the mill. Parlow. HMC1

Music only.

In the mill. Reinecke. HMC1

Music only.

In the mill. Schytte. HMC1

Music only.

In the oakwood, deep and green. _See_ Froebel. Wild boar. MP

In the other gardens. _See_ Stevenson. Autumn fires. EL--SF

_For composers see_ Stevenson. Autumn fires.

In the pleasant August. _See_ Knowlton. August. NS

*In the pleasant sunny meadows. Allen. WS

In the rain or in the sunshine. _See_ Gaynor. Postman. SC2

In the rippling water. _See_ Hill. Fishes at play. HS

In the sky of evening. _See_ Reinecke. To the evening star.

In the smithy. Parlow. HMC1

Music only.

*In the snowing and the blowing. Smith. SL1

(Cornell. March. StN)

In the sombre fir-tree wood. _See_ Froebel. Wolf. MP

In the south sea lives a whale. _See_ Neidlinger. Whale.

SSS

*In the spring. FS--HC

(Adapted from Sur le pont d'Avignon. BB)

(Variant: On the bridge of Avignon. JB--RCS)

In the springtime. Conrade. GS

In the springtime bright and gay. _See_ Hurd. Seasons. PTS

In the sunny springtime. _See_ Houseman. Awake, awake. HS

In the sweet scented meadows. _See_ With a hey-ding-ding. JB

In the tall boughs on the tree-top. _See_ Abt. Birdie's

cradle. HR

In the tree-top. Clarke. StN

(Knowlton. In the tree-top. NS)

In the wintry woods. _See_ Sloane. Ferns. HS

In the wood. Damrosch. StN

In thine eyes O mother darling. _See_ Reinecke. My mother's

eyes. FC

In winter I get up at night. _See_ Stevenson. Bed in summer.

CGV--CM--FSK--LBS--SF--SS

_For composers see_ Stevenson. Bed in summer.

In your tiny nest now lying. _See_ Wiggin. Ball play. KC

Inasmuch, inasmuch, inasmuch as ye have done it. _See_ Wiggin.

Kindergartner's funeral hymn. KC

Independence day. Schuckburgh. HS

Indian. Gaynor. GS

Indian cradle song. Conrade. GS

(Hitte. Indian lullaby. DM)

Indian, in your blanket bound. _See_ Gaynor. Indian. GS

Indian lullaby. Hitte. DM

(Conrade. Indian cradle song. GS)

Indian lullaby. Schwartz. BSS

Indian maid. Hatton. TLB

Indian song. Funkhouser. FSK

Ingelow. Flowers. BSS

---- Oh moon, in the night. BSS

---- Seven times one. BSS

Ingraham. Little Miss Clover. StN

---- Riding on the rail. StN

(Bartlett. Riding on the rail. StN)

---- Sweet red rose. StN

Integer vitae. Flemming. TLB

Into the sunshine, full of light. _See_ Hadley. Fountain. TLB

(Johns. Fountain. TC)

Introduction song. Hurd. PTS

Introductory song. Froebel. MP

Invitation. Martin. MSL

"Irish washerwoman." _See_ Lilt (Irish) FDM

Music only.

Ironing day. Smith. SL2

(Warren. Ironing song. StN)

Ironing song. Chapek. HS

Ironing song. Warren. StN

(Smith. Ironing day. SL2)

*Is John Smith within? Elliott. MG

*Isabella, Isabella. JB

*It came upon the midnight clear. Walker. EL

It is lovely May. Hubbard. MSG

(Cornwell. Birdie's ball. WS)

It is of Lincoln that we sing. _See_ Atkinson. Lincoln. GS

It is spring. Knowlton. NS

It runs, it runs through the woods. _See_ Forest weasel. HC

It's I that am the captain. _See_ Stevenson. My ship and I.

SF--SS

_For composers see_ Stevenson. My ship and I.

It's pipe all hands to man capstan. _See_ Rolling home. NEB2

*It's raining, it's raining, cries cuckoo, alas. Taubert. RCS

It swings up on the leafless tree. _See_ Boott. Snow filled

nest. StN

*It was a lover and his lass. Marzials. CPP

*It was a maid of my countree. Marzials. CPP

It was in the noon of night. _See_ Dugan. Babe Jesus. EL

It was on a May. _See_ Little Harry Hughes and the duke's

daughter. NG

It was the frog lived in the well. _See_ Ye frogs wooing. CBO

It will truly give me joy. _See_ Bringing home the sheep. RCS

Italian national hymn. _See_ Giardini. Come thou almighty

King. TLB

*Itiskit, itasket. BG--HC

J'ai un long voyage a faire. _See_ He that will not when he

may. FS

Jack and Jill. Smeltzer. SZ

*Jack and Jill went up the hill. CBO--KM--OYA

(Elliott. Jack and Jill. MG)

*Jack be nimble. Smeltzer. SZ

Jack Frost. Gaynor. SC1

Jack Frost. Hill. SHS

Jack Frost. Hubbard. MSG

Jack Frost. Neidlinger. SSS

Jack Frost. Smith. SL2

Jack Frost has arrived with his cold stinging bite. _See_

Hurd. Nature game. PTS

Jack Frost is a merry little elf. _See_ Gaynor. Jack Frost.

SC1

Jack Frost is a roguish little fellow. _See_ Hubbard. Jack

Frost. MSG

Jack Frost went over the hills one night. _See_ Winter. HS

Jack Horner. Smeltzer. SZ

Jack in the box. Baumfelder. HMC2

Music only

Jack o'lantern. Funkhouser. FSK

Jack o'lantern. Gaynor. LL

Jackie Jingle. Smeltzer. SZ

Jackson. September. EL--GS--NS

Jacob. Forget-me-not. WS

(Reinecke. Forget-me-not. FC--SL1)

Jacobs. Barnyard song. HS

*Jail-keys. NG

Japanese. Gaynor. GS

Japanese lullaby. DeKoven. FSC

Japanese song. Funkhouser. FSK

Jay, jay, jay, calls out the blue jay. _See_ Bird's duet. FS

Je m'en allay a Bagnolet. _See_ I rode away to Mandalay. FS

Jenkins. Kine. RCS

Jenks. Birthday greeting. EL

---- Five little chickadees. WS

---- Game for the senses. EL

---- Light bird. EL

---- Little New Year. WS

---- Orchard. EL--HS

---- Ring, merry Christmas bells. EL

---- Snowballs. EL

---- Thanksgiving song. EL

---- Twilight town. EL

Jensen. Happy wanderer. HMC1

Music only

---- Windmill. HMC1

Music only

---- Windmill. SL1--SM

Jerusalem above. Ward. TLB

*Jerusalem the golden. Ewing. TLB

*Jessie is both young and fair. Damrosch. StN

(Allen. Jessie. StN)

*Jesus bids us shine. Walker. WS

(Hubbard. Jesus bids us shine. MSG)

Jesus is king. Martin. MSL

*Jesus' little lamb am I. Martin. MSL

*Jesus, meek and mild. Martin. MSL

Jesus, Savior, pilot me. _See_ Gould. Pilot. TLB

Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me. _See_ Martin. Last song. MSL

*Jesus, when he was a child. Martin. MSL

Jig.--"Garry Owen." Page. HMC2

Music only

Jig.--"St. Patrick's day." BFD

Jig.--"St. Patrick's day." FDM

Music only

Jilly Jo. JB

(Variant: Miss Jenny Jones. NG)

Jingle, jingle, go the bells. _See_ Jenks. Thanksgiving song.

Jingle, jingle, jingle, hop, hop, hop. _See_ Smith. Knights

and the mother. SM

Jingle, jingle, ring the bells. _See_ Gaynor. Sleighing

song. SC1

Jockey to the fair. NEB1

*Jog on, jog on the foot pathway. Marzials. CPP

Johann, spann' an Johann. _See_ Taubert. Hildebrandshagen. RCS

*John Anderson, my jo. EFS

*John Brown had a little Indian. OYA

John Peel. FS

*John Smith. Smeltzer. SZ

Johnny had to learn a trade. _See_ Hubbard. Johnny's trade.

MSG

*Johnny is a merry boy. HR

Johnny is now old enough. _See_ Musicians. HR

Johnny's trade. Hubbard. MSG

Johns. Barefoot boy. TLB

---- Columbus saw across the main. TC

---- Doll's wooing. FSC

---- Easter song. TLB

---- Fountain. TC

(Hadley. Fountain. TLB)

Johnson. Indian cradle song. GS

---- Massa dear. TLB

---- What Robin told. BSS

(Knowlton. What Robin told. NS)

Johonnot. Three little doves. NS

Joiner. PS

(Froebel. Joiner. MP)

(Hubbard. Zish, zish, zish. MSG)

(Seidel. Joiner. HR)

Joiner. Kohl. SM

Jolly fat frog lived in the river swim. _See_ Ye frog and ye

crow. CBO

Jolly frogs hop in the pond. _See_ Frogs. PS

*Jolly is the miller. HC

Jolly Joe. Cole. CM

Jolly miller. CBO--FS

*Jolly old Saint Nicholas. HR

Jolly rover. LBS

Jolly tester. BB

(Elliott. Jolly tester. MG)

Jonson. Drink to me only with thine eyes. EFS--FS

---- Love song. TLB

Journey of the logs. Neidlinger. ES1

Joy, hope and love. Damrosch. StN

Joy to the world. _See_ Handel. Antioch. TLB

*Joyfully, joyfully carol. Thayer. WS

Joyous peasant. Schumann. HMC2

Music only

Joyous tones of Christmas chimes. _See_ Ogden. Christmas

carol. KC

Joyously we gather. _See_ On Froebel's birthday. HS

Juggler. HMC2

Music only.

*July. Knowlton. NS

Jumping Jack. Chavagnat. HMC2

Music only.

Jumping the rope. Loeschhorn. HMC2

Music only.

June. Schnecker. TLB

*June roses. Knowlton. NS

"Just as I am," thine own to be. _See_ Martin. Child's hymn.

MSL

Just like this. Solomon. KC

Just see that child running. _See_ Smith. Obedient. LCD

Just the thing. HR

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