Standard Songs Page Twenty-Six

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In The Evening By The Moonlight, Dear Louise

Written by Andrew B. Sterling (1906)
Lovely old romantic ballad
MIDI and Restored Vintage Restored Recording in MP3 by Harry Macdonough

Daddy Long Legs

Music By Harry Ruby 
Words by Sam Lewis and Joe Young (1919)
Pretty love song based on the Mary Pickford film of the same name.
MIDI and Real Player movie segment from public domain silent movie

The Perfect Song

Beautiful Love Theme from D.W. Griffith's silent film classic "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) 
Music by Joseph Carl Breil and Lyrics by Clarence Lucas
MIDI


 

Good-bye, Little Yellow Bird

Written by C.W. Murphy & Wm. Hargreaves (1906)
A strange and rather haunting English Music hall song, from the same
composers who wrote the music hall classic "Has Anyone Here Seen Kelly?" (1907)
This song was featured in the MGM film classic The Portrait Of Dorian Gray
MIDI


 

If We Can't Be The Same Old Sweethearts
Then We'll Just Be The Same Old Friends

Lyrics by Joe McCarthy
Music by Jimmie Monaco (1915) 
A bittersweet love song about lovers who are now just friends.
MIDI and MP3 Sample


 

Dreaming

Written by L.W. Heiser and J. Anton Dailey (1906)
A beautiful, nostalgic song about love lost
MIDI and Restored Acoustical Recording in MP3


 

Two More From Carrie Jacobs-Bond

God Remembers When The World Forgets

Written by Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Lyrics by Clifton Bingham (1913)
Sing along Melody Lane custom MP3 for this gorgeous song

The Hand Of You

Words and Music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond (1920)
A man longs for just one thing: to be able to hold the hand of his sweetheart.
Too bad those days are long gone. 
Now they want much more than just her hand on the first date.
MIDI


 

Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin' Caroline?

Music by Caro Roma
Music by William H. Gardner (1914)
A very popular, sentimental "coon" song 
Custom MP3


 

Woodman, Spare That Tree!

Poem by George Pope Morris (1830) 
Music by Henry Russell (1837)
This song was hugely popular in America in the 19th century.
MIDI


 

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