"O Strasburg". _See_ Country dance, 11. FDM
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum. _See_ Fir and pine. RCS
(Fir tree. FS)
O Tempora! O Mores! TLB
*O, thou holy child. RCS
O wie ist es kalt geworden. _See_ Reinecke. Longing for
spring. RCS
Oak and the streamlet. Henschel. TC
*Oats, peas, beans. BG--HC
(How oats and beans and barley grow. JB)
Obedient. Smith. LCD
October. Conrade. GS
October. Knowlton. NS
October's woods are bare and brown. _See_ Conrade. October. GS
Oehmler. Reaper's dance. HMC2
Music only
O'er the white foam of the wild singing sea. _See_ Gilchrist.
Dolphin lullaby. TLB
Of all the days of gladness. _See_ Hill. Happiest day. HS
Of all the girls that are so smart. _See_ Marzials. Sally in
our alley. CPP
Of all the myriad moods of mind. _See_ Cole. Longing. TLB
Of many giants in the world. _See_ Neidlinger. Old
gravitation. ES2
Of priests we can offer a charming variety. _See_ Father
O'Flynn. FS
Of speckled eggs the birdie sings. _See_ Stevenson. Singing.
CGV--CM--SS
_For composers see_ Stevenson. Singing.
Off! and with a merry song. _See_ Marching, no. 26. PS
Ogden. Christmas carol. KC
Oh, a little frog in a pond am I. _See_ Gaynor. Frog and
horse. SC1
Oh all you little blackey tops. _See_ Scarecrow. BB
Oh, arch of glory curving there on high. _See_ Gaynor.
Rainbow. SC1
Oh big round world. _See_ Gaynor. Oh, wide, wide world. SC1
Oh, birdie dear! See Froebel. Lightbird. MP
(Hubbard. Oh, birdie dear. MSG)
(Adaptation: Smith. Lightbird. SL1)
Oh, birdie gleaming on the wall. _See_ Smith. Lightbird. SM
Oh, birdie, Oh birdie. _See_ Smith. Light bird. SL1
(Adapted from Froebel. Light bird on the wall. MP)
(Adapted from Hubbard. Oh, birdie dear. MSG)
Oh, blithe and merrily sang the shark. _See_ Chadwick. Song of
the shark. StN
Oh, bring the fife and bring the drum. _See_ Gaynor. Salute to
the flag. SC2
Oh, builders we would like to be. _See_ Wiggin. Building song.
KC
Oh, busy squirrel with shining eyes. _See_ Gaynor. Harvest of
the squirrel and honey-bee. SC1
Oh, butterfly, stay, please don't fly away. _See_ Butterfly.
PS
Oh, call the pigeons, baby dear. _See_ Reinecke. Beckoning the
pigeons. SM
*Oh, can ye sew cushions? FS
*Oh, captain! my captain! Kelly. TLB
*Oh, Charlie is my darling. FS
Oh, child of my heart so fair and so dear. _See_ Froebel.
Mother in unity with her child. MP
Oh, clap, clap the hands. _See_ Roeske. Santa Claus. PFP
*Oh, Columbia, the gem of the ocean. Shaw. GS
*Oh come, all ye faithful. Reading. TLB
Oh, come and join our circle. _See_ Smith. Come and join our
circle. SL2
Oh, come, come, my pretty man. _See_ Come, come, my pretty
man. JB
Oh come, dear little children. _See_ Himmel. Thanksgiving
song. SHS
Oh come, let us worship. Haydn. TLB
Oh! come now, our vessel is ready. _See_ Weber. On the sea. HR
Oh come to the woods and let us play. _See_ Hubbard. Froebel's
birthday.MSG
Oh dear, here I sit and sit. _See_ Terhune. Tithing-man. CC
Oh dear oh! the cat is in the snow. _See_ Cat in the snow. LBS
Oh dear sixpence, I've got sixpence. _See_ Jolly tester. BB
(Elliott. Jolly tester. MG)
*Oh! dear, what can the matter be? FS--OYA
Oh, do you know the Land of Nod? _See_ Gaynor. Land of Nod.
SC1
Oh, do you know the muffin man? _See_ Muffin man.
BG--HC--JB--USI
Oh fairest maiden, when I behold thee. _See_ Love's parting.
EFS
Oh forest fir! Oh forest fir. _See_ Fir tree. FS
(Fir and the pine. RCS)
Oh! gay pretty valentines gladly we send. _See_ Hill.
Valentines. HS
Oh God! beneath Thy guiding hand. _See_ Hatton. God be with
us. TLB
Oh, happy birds among the boughs. _See_ Brown. Reason why. WS
Oh, have you seen the muffin man? _See_ Muffin man.
BG--HC--JB--USI
Oh, have you seen the shak? _See_ Hunting. BG--USI
(A-hunting we will go. JB)
Oh, have you seen the swimming school? _See_ Gaynor. Froggies'
swimming school. SC1
Oh! here are the little leaves that grow. _See_ Sherwood.
Leaves, flowers and fruits. HS
Oh! here is Miss Pussy. _See_ Tufts. My Pussy. CL
Oh, here is my trooper, my trooper so fine. _See_ My trooper.
FS
(My knight is a rider. RCS)
Oh, here is one in a purple hat. _See_ Thaxter. My pansies. EL
Oh! here we are the same old friends. _See_ Hubbard. Scissors
grinders. MSG
Oh, here's another song. _See_ Neidlinger. Sea song. ES1
Oh, here with her wonderful, wonderful bag. _See_ Reed.
Wonderful bag. TGS
Oh, his pretty head is brilliant red. _See_ Gaynor.
Woodpecker. SC2
*Oh, how great is our pleasure. HR
Oh! how he runs. _See_ Gaynor. Ferret. LL
Oh, how hot! no cooling breeze. _See_ Thunderstorm. HR
Oh, hurry quick, the ice is thick. _See_ Gaynor. Skating. SC2
*Oh hush thee, my baby. Macirone. FS
Oh, I am a cooper, no care can I know. _See_ Walker. Cooper.
WS
(Hubbard. Cooper. MSG)
Oh, I am the little New Year, oh, oh! _See_ Jenks. Little New
Year. WS
Oh I know a little fellow. _See_ Meissner. In Japan. ASC
Oh, I'm a jolly car driver. _See_ Wiggin. Car driver. KC
Oh! I'm a scissors grinder. _See_ Knowlton. Scissors grinder.
NS
Oh, I'm lonesome since I crossed the hill. _See_ Marzials.
Girl I've left behind me. CPP
Oh, I say, br'er rabbit. _See_ Br'er rabbit. OYA
Oh I wish the winter would go. _See_ Allen. Winter and summer.
StN
Oh! in our still and mournful meadow. _See_ Orpheus. TLB
Oh, it's I that am the captain. _See_ Stevenson. My ship and
I. SF--SS
_For composers see_ Stevenson. My ship and I.
Oh it was in the noon of night. _See_ Dugan. Babe Jesus. EL
Oh, Jack Frost is a merry little elf. _See_ Gaynor. Jack
Frost. SC1
Oh Lady bird, Lady bird, fly away home. _See_ Lady bird. LBS
Oh, lady bird, lady bird, fly away home. _See_ Brown. Lady
bird. EL
Oh, lark, sweet lark. _See_ House. Lark. TC
Oh, lassie and I, and lassie and I. _See_ Lassie and I. KK
*Oh, list, fairest maiden, will you tread a dance with me? KK
Oh, list to the song of the wooden shoon. _See_ Meissner. In
Germany. ASC
Oh, listen, mother dearest! _See_ Schwartz. Mother's birthday.
BSS
Oh, listen, the sun is calling. _See_ Gaynor. Growing. GS
Oh, little birds! oh, pretty birds. _See_ Gaynor. Farewell to
the birds. SC1
Oh! Little Bo-peep. _See_ Smeltzer. Little Bo-peep. SZ
Oh, little child. Smith. FSC
Oh, little flowers, you love me so. _See_ Tufts. Little girl's
fancies. CL
Oh, little frosty snow-flakes. _See_ Smith. To a snow-flake.
LCD
Oh! little loveliest lady mine. _See_ Damrosch. Valentine. StN
(Fairlamb. Valentine. StN)
Oh! little Miss Careful. _See_ Smith. Careful. LCD
*"Oh, little town of Bethlehem." Martin. MSL
*Oh, look at the moon. Gilchrist. SM
Oh! lovely ball of golden light! _See_ Hill. Sunrise. HS
Oh! lovely ball of golden light! We sing to you a sweet good
night. _See_ Hill. Sunset. HS
Oh lovely bright star, you shine from afar. _See_ Reinecke.
Evening star. FC
Oh, lovely little violet. _See_ Schults. Violet.
FC--KC--MSL--RCS--SL1--WS
_For composers see_ Schults. Violet.
Oh Mary dear, come here, come here. _See_ Reed. Surprise. TGS
"Oh Mary, go and call the cattle home." _See_ Sands of Dee.
TLB
Oh, Mary, look around you. _See_ Wiggin. Seeing game. KC
Oh Miss, I'll give you a paper of pins. _See_ I'll give to you
a paper of pins. NG
*Oh mistress mine, where are you roving? Marzials. CPP
Oh, Monday's Dolly's washing day. _See_ Gaynor. Little
housewife. SC1
*Oh moon! in the night. Brewster. BSS
Oh, moth of the night. _See_ Gaynor. Night moth. SC2
*Oh mother dear, Jerusalem. _See_ Ward. Jerusalem above. TLB
Oh, mother, how pretty the moon looks tonight. _See_ Sawyer.
New moon. WS
(Hubbard. Pretty moon. MSG)
Oh, mother my love, if you'll give me your hand. _See_
Gilchrist. Child and mother. FSC
Oh, my little sixpence. _See_ Elliott. Jolly tester. MG
(Jolly tester. BB)
*Oh, my luve's like a red red rose. Garrett. TLB
Oh oh, let the breezes, the breezes blow. _See_ Gaynor. Kite.
LL
Oh! Paddy dear, and did you hear the news that's going round?
_See_ Wearing of the green. EFS
*Oh Paradise! Oh Paradise. Barnby. TLB
(Hubbard. Paradise. MSG)
Oh, pilgrim from the Indies! Weidig. TC
Oh Pillykin Willykin Winkie Wee! _See_ Bartlett. Punkydoodle
and Jollapin. StN
(Burdett. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
(Mosenthal. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
(Stanley. Punkydoodle and Jollapin. StN)
Oh! poor chickabiddy, where's she gone? _See_ Brahms. Lost
chicken FS
Oh, pretty bird, O shining bird. _See_ Kohl. Light bird. SM
Oh, pretty bird of colored light. _See_ Gaynor. Light bird.
SC1
Oh, pretty white clouds, now what have you done? _See_ Reed
Cloudy day. TGS
*Oh rest in the Lord. Mendelssohn. TLB
Oh, ring, glad bells. Herron. WS
Oh, ring, ring, ring, ring, merry bells. _See_ Hitte. Merry
Christmas bells. DM
Oh, Sally Waters. _See_ Sally Waters. JB
Oh, say, busy bee, whither now are you going? _See_ Busy
workers. HR
(Bees. MSG)
Oh, say, can you see? _See_ Key. Star-spangled banner.
EFS--FS--GS--MSG
Oh, say have you heard of the sing-away bird? _See_ Millard.
Singaway bird. StN
Oh, say Mister Cube, what now are you hiding? _See_ Cube song
no. 1. EL
Oh, see my pigeon-house, so high! _See_ Kohl. Pigeon-house SM
Oh, see the carpenter. _See_ Froebel. Carpenter. MP
(Hubbard. Oh, see the carpenter. MSG)
Oh, see the gate! it opens wide. _See_ Froebel. Farmyard SM
Oh, see the light. Hubbard. MSG
(Froebel. Little window. MP)
(Wiggin. Window. KC)
Oh, see the little window bright. _See_ Froebel. Little
window. MP
(Wiggin. Window. KC)
(Hubbard. Oh! see the light. MSG)
*Oh, see the snow, the falling snow. Hailmann. HR
(Hubbard. See the snow is falling fast. MSG)
(Walker. Snow. WS)
Oh, see the snow is falling now. _See_ Hubbard. See the snow
is falling fast. MSG
(Hailmann. Oh! see the snow. HR)
(Walker. Snow. WS)
Oh, see the window I have here. _See_ Beethoven. Little
window. HR
Oh, see the shining skating pond. _See_ Koehler. Skating. HR
Oh, shall I sing you a song that tells you how? _See_ Sowing
song. KK
Oh Shenandoah, I long to hear you. _See_ Shenandoah. NEB2
*Oh sing with thy cheery voices. Smith. SL2
Oh, sun-beams that dance on the summer sea. _See_ Rust. Summer
shower. EL
Oh, swan of slenderness. _See_ Little red lark. EFS--FS
Oh take, thou lovely child of spring. _See_ Grieg. First
primrose. FS
Oh tell me, little children. _See_ Foote. Nikolina. StN
*Oh! tell me the tone that the cricket sings. Schwartz. BSS
Oh, the Eskimo has a house of snow. _See_ Meissner. In
Greenland. ASC
Oh, the fox thro' the forest! _See_ If I may. KK
Oh! the gay and gladsome spring. _See_ Gaynor. Who would not
be glad? LL
*Oh the lovely, lovely May. WS
Oh, the merry lay of June. Knowlton. NS
Oh, the morning-glory bells. _See_ Gaynor. Morning-glory
bells. SC2
Oh, the North wind how he blows. _See_ Gaynor. Wind. SC1
Oh, the tree loves me. See Gaynor. Tree's friends. SC1
Oh the wide, wide world. Gaynor. SC1
Oh, there he comes! I hear his horn. _See_ Bingham. Balloon
man. BM
Oh, this is the little chicken coop. _See_ Gaynor. Some
lullabies. SC2
Oh! Tooriletoo was a bonnie cock robin. _See_ Tooriletoo. RCS
Oh, violet, darling violet. _See_ Schults. Violet.
FC--KC--MSL--RCS--SL1--WS
_For composers see_ Schults. Violet.
Oh ! we are little waiters. _See_ Wiggin. Little waiters. KC
Oh, we are the shears big and strong. _See_ Gaynor. Song of
the shears. SC1
Oh, we wear brown velvet jackets. _See_ Gaynor. Cat-tails. SC2
*Oh, wert thou in the cauld blast. Mendelssohn. TLB
Oh what a plague is love. _See_ Marzials. Phillida flouts me.
CPP
Oh, what a pretty black-bird. _See_ Black-bird song. BSS
Oh, what do birdies dream of? _See_ Hubbard. What do birdies
dream? MSG
Oh, what do you ever suppose, Mama? _See_ Meissner. Smelling.
ASC
Oh what do you think came down last night? _See_ Dayre. Snow.
EL
Oh, what fun it is to be just a tiny girl. _See_ Terhune.
Sedan chair. CC
Oh, what fun, what jolly fun. _See_ Gaynor. Coasting. SC2
"Oh, what have you got for dinner, Mrs. Bond?" _See_ Mrs.
Bond. CBO
Oh, what is this? _See_ Froebel. Barnyard gate. MP
(Hubbard. Barnyard gate. MSG)
Oh! when do birds with weary wing. _See_ Smith. Friendly dark.
LCD
Oh! when I was a farmer. _See_ Gaynor. 'Twas this way and that
way. LL
_For variants see_ When I was a lady.
Oh! where are the merry, merry little men? _See_ Roeske. Merry
little men. PFP
Oh, where are you going Billy Boy? _See_ Billy Boy. OYA
Oh, where do you come from? _See_ Tufts. Little raindrops. CL
Oh, where is Little Boy Blue? WS
(Cornwell. Little Boy Blue. EL)
Oh where is Marguerite? _See_ Marguerite. JB
Oh where is my little dog gone? OYA
Oh, where, oh, where is little Boy Blue? _See_ Cornwell.
Little Boy Blue. EL
(Dugan. Little Boy Blue. WS)
Oh where, O where's my little dog gone? _See_ O where is my
little dog gone? OYA
Oh, where, tell me where is your Highland laddie gone? _See_
Blue Bells of Scotland. FS
Oh, who is so merry, so merry, heigh-ho. _See_ Reinecke.
Fairy. FC
Oh! who's the friendly little chap? _See_ Smith. Polite. LCD
Oh, who will buy my toys? _See_ Toyman. HS
Oh, who will o'er the downs so free. Pearsall. FS
Oh, who will take a walk with me? _See_ Hill. Toyman's shop.
HS
Oh, who wouldn't be a bounding ball. _See_ Gaynor. Ball. SC2
Oh! who wouldn't be a soldier when the band begins to play?
_See_ Gaynor. When the regiment goes marching by. LL
Oh! whom shall I choose for the beautiful band? _See_ Gaynor.
Game of the golden band. LL
Oh, why does the charcoal-burner stay up in the woods? _See_
Bullard. Charcoal-burner. SM
Oh, willow, willow. Marzials. CPP
Oh, wonderful shell. _See_ Meissner. Hearing. ASC
Oh, won't you take me to your party? _See_ Party. USI
Oh, worship the King all glorious above. _See_ Haydn. O come
let us worship. TLB
*Oh, wouldn't you like to go? Frazer. BSS
Oh, you buttercups, yellow. _See_ Gaynor. Buttercups. SC2
Oh, you pussy willow. _See_ Sawyer. Pussy willow. WS
Old black crow flew o'er the corn. _See_ Gaynor. Crow. SC2
Old carol. Conrade. GS
*Old Caspar had six sons so fine. LBS
Old coats to mend, old coats to mend. _See_ Hailmann. Tailor.
HR
*Old Dan Tucker. OYA
*Old Dan Tucker came to town. USI
Old English carol. Sawyer. EL
*Old families. Neidlinger. ES2
Old folks at home. Foster. TLB--EFS
Old Fred'ric Barbarossa. _See_ Gersbach. Barbarossa. RCS
Old friends. Neidlinger. ES2
Old gravitation. Neidlinger. ES2
Old Gaelic lullaby. Tufts. CL
(Hahn. Gaelic cradle song. BSS)
(Harris. Gaelic cradle song. TLB)
Old hundred. France. TLB
Old hundred. EFS
Old Jack Frost he is here. _See_ Smith. Jack Frost. SL2
*Old King Cole is a jolly old soul. Smeltzer. SZ
*Old King Cole was a merry old soul. FS--LBS
(King Cole. CBO)
Old King Frost comes and locks me up. _See_ Gaul. Song of the
brook. TC
Old man. KK
Old man and his wife. LBS
Old man clothed in leather. Elliott. MG
(Old man in leather. BB)
Old man in leather. BB
(Elliott. Old man clothed in leather. MG)
Old man of Tobago. Smeltzer. SZ
Old mother earth has good children. _See_ Neidlinger. Falling
leaves. SSS
*Old Mother Hubbard. Smeltzer. SZ
Old mother Oxford. NEB2
Old oak stood on a streamlet's bank. _See_ Henschel. Oak and
the streamlet. TC
Old ocean has a son. _See_ Neidlinger. Tide. ES1
*Old Roger is dead. JB--NEB1
Old Santa Claus puts on his cap. _See_ Santa Claus. EL
Old winter is a sturdy one. _See_ Haydn. Winter. HR
(Hubbard. Old winter. MSG)
Old winter's coat is made of white. _See_ Neidlinger. Year's
color song. ES1
Old woman of Norwich. BB
Old woman tossed up in a basket. BB
Old woman who lives in the shoe. Smeltzer. SZ
Old Year and New Year. Hill. HS
Old Year and the New. Walker. WS
Oldberg. Cricket. HMC1
Music only
---- Garden mole. HMC1
Music only
Olle and the bear. KK
On a hedge there sat a linnet. _See_ Reinecke. Poor linnet in
the hedge. FC
*On a mountain stands a lady. JB
On Christmas day, Babe Jesus in a manger lay. _See_ Morton.
Christmas picture. HS
On Fourth of July. _See_ Kern. Fourth of July. HS
On Friday morn as we set sail. _See_ Marzials. Mermaid. CPP
On Froebel's birthday. HS
On guard. Pleyel. GS
On lightsome wing from flow'r to flow'r. _See_ St. John.
Butterfly. BSS
On Monday we wash out our clothes. _See_ Gaynor. Work of the
week. GS
On my sampler long I work. _See_ Terhune. Sampler. CC
On my two feet I used to run. _See_ Smith. My pansies. SV
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass. _See_ Hook. Lass of
Richmond Hill. FS--TLB
On silver skates we curve and slide. _See_ Meissner. In
Holland. ASC
On steep Mount Carmel's height we stand. _See_ Crusaders. TLB
*On the bridge of Avignon. JB--RCS
(Adaptation: In the spring. FS--HC)
(Trans. from Sur le pont d'Avignon. BB)
*On the bridge neath the town. LBS
On the gay red sarafan. See Red Sarafan. EFS
On the green and swelling moss-bank. _See_ Mozart. Summer joy.
HR
On the path that leads to school. _See_ Smith. After the rain.
SV
On the railroad train. Seeboeck. HMC1
Music only
On the ring we stand. _See_ Hurd. Ball game. PTS
On the sea. Weber. HR
On the wall there hangs a clock. _See_ Atkinson. Clock. GS
On the wind of January. _See_ Knowlton. January. NS
*On this happy feast day. Strong. HS
On this memorial morning. _See_ Flotow. Memorial day. GS
On tiptoe. Chavagnat. HMC2
Music only
On yonder fleeting river. _See_ Glueck. Broken ring. EFS
Once a boy a rose espied. _See_ Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein.
BSS--FS--RCS
_For composers see_ Goethe. Heiden-Roeslein.
Once a little baby lay. _See_ Morton. First Christmas. HS--WS
(Reinecke. First Christmas. GS)
Once a little boy and girl went to school together. _See_
Cole. Going to school. CM
Once a rat who loved the city. _See_ City rat and the country
rat. FS
Once I got into a boat. _See_ Smith. Boat ride. SL2
*Once in my life. Story. StN
*Once in my youth a maiden I knew. KK
Once more, dear home, I with rapture behold thee. _See_
Wagner. Pilgrims' charm. TLB
Once our hennies sought their cock. _See_ Reinecke. Good old
clock. FC
Once some little apple seeds. _See_ Hill. Story of the apple.
SHS
Once there lay a little baby. _See_ Sawyer. First Christmas.
EL
Once there lived a little man where a little river ran. _See_
Little disaster. BB
*Once there was a little kitty. Walker. WS
Once upon our earth there came. _See_ Smith. Froebel's
birthday song. SL2
Once unto the shepherds. _See_ Gaynor. Christmas carol. SC1
Once within a lowly stable. _See_ Hill. Christmas night. SHS
One bird has joined another. _See_ Wiebe. Two birds. KC
One by one, one by one. _See_ Here we go. HR
One by one we march along. _See_ Koehler. Arch. HR
(Marching, no. 23. PS)
One by one we move along. _See_ Marching, no. 23. PS
(Koehler. Arch. HR)
One candle for baby. _See_ Smith. Baby's birthday. LCD
One day as Mrs. Squirrel. _See_ Neidlinger. Mrs. Squirrel. SSS
One day when I was lonesome. _See_ Bingham. How I learned to
sew. BM
One finger, one thumb keep moving. _See_ Keep moving. BG
One has found another place. _See_ Cole. Scale song, no. 8. CM
One has moved again, you see. _See_ Cole. Scale song, no. 6.
CM
One hundred years ago and more. Schuckburgh. HS
One cat in the corner. _See_ Knowlton. Game to teach five. NS
One little kitten scrubbing down its nose. _See_ Clarke. Two
kittens. StN
One little sparrow had learned to fly. _See_ Neidlinger. First
flying lesson. SSS
One little, two little, three little Indians. HC
One little, two little, three little Indians. _See_ Smeltzer.
Little Indians. SZ
*One man went to mow. JB
One merry summer day. _See_ Bacon. Two little roses. EL
One misty, moisty morning. _See_ Elliott. Old man clothed in
leather. MG
(Old man in leather. BB)
One morning laughing West wind blew. _See_ Neidlinger. Winds.
ES1
One night in far Australia. _See_ Neidlinger. Telegraph. ES1
One night when the dew had washed the face. _See_ Neidlinger.
Daisy and the wind. SSS
One piece this way and one piece that. _See_ Bullard. Target.
SM
One Robin Red-breast hopped on the ground. _See_ Hurd. Bird
song, (Color). EL
One thing at a time. Tufts. CL
One time in 'Frisco being sick of the shore. _See_ Liverpool
girls. NEB2
One, two candles we must take. _See_ Smith. Two year old. LCD
One, two, three. Cole. CM
One, two, three. Pratt. StN
One, two, three! a bonny boat I see. _See_ Pratt. One, two,
three. StN
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. _See_ Counting
game. KK
One, two, three, four, march around. _See_ Smith. Circles. SL2
One, two, three, in a ring are we. _See_ Hubbard. Ding, dong,
dell. MSG
*One, two, three, roll! Hubbard. MSG
One, two, three, ticka, tacka, tee. _See_ Reinecke. How it
looks in the mill. FC
One winter night a star shone bright. _See_ Hill. Christmas
lullaby. SHS
Only see, only see. _See_ Wiggin. Clock game. KC
Onward, Christian soldiers. Hubbard. MSG
(Sullivan. Onward, Christian soldiers. TLB)
Open cups of dazzling white. _See_ Gaynor. Water lilies. SC2
Open the dove cote door. _See_ Smith. Dove cote. SL1
Open your eye, little daisy. _See_ Tufts. Daisy birds. CL
Open your eyes, my pansies sweet. _See_ Hubbard. Pansies. MSG
Opening stanza. Hailmann. HR
*"Oranges and lemons" says the bells of St. Clemens. CBO--JB
Orchard. Jenks. EL--HS
Orchard is a rosy cloud. _See_ Knowlton. May. NS
Orioles. FS
Orkney lullaby. DeKoven. FSC
Ormen lange. KK
Orpheus. TLB
Osgood. Click, clack. RCS
---- Come, little leaves. RCS--MSG--WS
(Autumn leaves. HR)
(Hill. Fall leaves. SHS)
(Smith. Come little leaves. SL2)
---- Happy spring waltz. TC
---- Little dreamer. RCS
(Tufts. Little dreamer. CL)
---- Little maiden and the stars. SM
---- Mother's hymn. EL
(Bacon. Mother's hymn. EL)
(Hailmann. Teachers' hymn. HR)
(Teachers' hymn, II. KC)
---- Sing, little children, sing. WS
---- Weather vane. SM
Ostgotapolska. FDM
Music only
Otto and the cow. KK
Otto would a-riding go. _See_ Otto and the cow. KK
Our anchor's just a shovel. _See_ Faning. Boat song. TC
(Weidig. Boat song. TC)
*Our balls are going to bye-low-land. Walker. WS
Our country is America. _See_ Song for Washington's birthday.
HS
Our country is calling. _See_ Riego's hymn. FS
*Our Father in Heaven. Hubbard. MSG
(At the beginning and at the close of play, no. 1. FS)
Our Father who is Heaven art. _See_ At the beginning and at
the close of day, no. 1. PS
(Hubbard. Our Father in Heaven. MSG)
Our fir-tree. Sherwood. HS
Our flag. Gaynor. SC1
Our flag. Neidlinger. SSS
Our flag, our flag above the clouds. _See_ Hadley. Flag. TLB
Our gentle patriot poet knew. _See_ Gaynor. Whittier. GS
Our heads we give. _See_ Root. Salute. GS
Our King went forth to Normandy. _See_ Deo gratias. EFS
Our land. Reed. HS--TGS
Our little balls move round and round. _See_ Froebel.
Wandering balls. HR
Our oats they are hoed and our barley's reap'd. _See_
Marzials. Harvest home. CPP
Our play is o'er, our work is done. _See_ Wiggin. Good-bye
song. KC
(Hailmann. Our work is done. HR)
(Hubbard. Parting song. MSG)
(Walker. Our play is o'er. KC)
Our play time is now o'er. _See_ At the beginning and at the
close of play, no. 5. PS
Our playtime now is over. _See_ Going home. HR
Our souls are thine, dear Fatherland. _See_ Waller. To
America. TLB
Our stately ship moves on with ease. _See_ Hailmann. Voyage.
HR
Our tiny little sister is a maiden sweet as honey. _See_
Reinecke. Serenade. FC
Our vessel forward calmly sails. _See_ Hubbard. Ship. MSG
(Vessel. PS)
Our work and play are over. _See_ Parting song. EL
Our work is done. Hailmann. HR
(Hubbard. Parting song. MSG)
(Walker. Our play is o'er. WS)
(Wiggin. *Good-bye song. KC)
Out in my garden, daisies I see. _See_ Hitte. Flower song. DM
Out in the farmyard. _See_ Smith. Lordly cock. LCD
*Out in the fields. BSS
Out in the fragrant clover fields. _See_ Hill. Bees' market.
SHS
Out in the garden hangs the swing. _See_ Gaynor. Swing. SC2
*Out in the meadows. Walker. WS
(Conrade. Daisies in the meadow. GS)
Out in the meadows so fresh and dewy. _See_ Conrade. Daisies
in the meadows. GS
(Walker. Out in the meadows. WS)
Out in the woods where the nut trees grow. _See_ Winter
forethought. SHS
Out of my window at night. _See_ Neidlinger. Evening star. SSS
Out of the window. Knowlton. NS
Out on the breeze. _See_ Root. Flag song. SV
*Over and back. Walker. WS
Over and over the little wheels go. _See_ Winslow. Going to
market. HS
Over and over the same old road. _See_ Neidlinger. Same old
road. ES2
Over blue eyes, gray or brown. _See_ Bullard. Taste--Guessing
game. SM
*Over field and meadow. USI
(Hubbard. Over field and meadow. MSG)
*Over hill and dale we're tripping. KK
Over in the meadow by the old mossy gate. _See_ Hubbard.
Lizzards. MSG
*Over in the meadow in the sand, in the sun. Knowlton. NS
(Variant. Hubbard. Lizzards. MSG)
Over one, under one. _See_ Weaving song. WS
Over one, under one. _See_ Gaynor. Weaving. SC1
Over the bare hills far away. Brown. WS
Over the borders, a sin without pardon. _See_ Stevenson.
Keepsake mill. LBS
(Bell. Keepsake mill. LBS)
Over the ditch. _See_ Cubes and balls. SC2
Over the hill in the green of the grass. _See_ Gaynor. Queen
of the May. LL
Over the hills and far away. CBO
Over the mountains, and over the waves. _See_ Marzials. Love
will find out the way. CPP
Over the pond where we used to play. _See_ Reed. Skating game.
TGS
Over the river and through the wood. _See_ Sleighride. HR
(Conrade. Thanksgiving song. GS)
(Hubbard. Thanksgiving day. MSG)
(Morton. Thanksgiving song. WS)
Over the standing corn. _See_ Knowlton. Call of the crows. NS
Over the water and over the lea. _See_ Charley over the water.
BB
Over there the sun gets up. _See_ Sun. SL2
Owen. All through the night. TLB
(All through the night. TLB)
Owl. Gaynor. SC1
Oxdansen. BFD.
Oxdansen. FDM
Music only