A comprehensive and historically significant song collection, this massive volume captures the hopes and tragedy of the Civil War era. Songs are grouped into the following categories: The Union, The Confederacy, Lincoln, Universal Sentiments, Soldiers Songs, Battles, Negro Spirituals & Abolitionist Songs, The Lighter Side, and Post Bellum. A special feature of this text is the inclusion of authentic formal and informal portraits, plus depicting military encampment of the aftermath of the battle. Arranged for voice with piano accompaniment and guitar chords.

A Life On The Vicksburg Bluff       Words: A. Dalsheimer
Abraham's Daughter       Septimus Winner
Abraham's Daughter Ii      
All Quiet Along The Potomac       W.H. Goodwin, Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beers
Babylon Is Fallen       Henry C. Work
Billy Barlow       Ed Clifford
Billy Barlow-On The Times       Words: H. Angelo, Music:"Billy Barlow"
Booth Killed Lincoln      
Brother Green      
Cairo      
Clear The Track       Words: Jesse Hutchinson, Music: Daniel D. Emmett
Cumberland Gap      
De Day Ob Liberty's Comin'       George F. Root
Dixie       Words: Albert Pike, Music: Daniel D. Emmett
Dixie's Land       Daniel D. Emmett
Do They Miss Me At Home?       S.M. Grannis, Words: Caroline A. Mason
Drink It Down      
Farewell To Grog       Words: Caspas Schenk, U.S.N.
Flight Of Doodles      
Follow The Drinking Gourd       Words & Music: Adapted & Arranged By Lee Hays And
For The Dear Old Flag I Die       Stephen Collins Foster, Words: George Cooper
Free At Last      
Give Us A Flag      
Go Down, Moses      
Goober Peas      
Grafted Into The Army       Henry C. Work
Hard Times In Dixie       Words: M.K., Music: Eugarps
Here's Your Mule       Music: C.D.Benson
High-Toned Southern Gentleman      
Home, Sweet Home       Henry Rowley Bishop, Words: John Howard Payne
I Can Whip The Scoundrel      
I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel       Words: F. Poole
I'll Be A Sargeant      
Jeff In Petticoats       Words: Henry Tucker, Music: George Cooper
John Brown's Body      
Johnny Is My Darling       Words: Father Reed
Just After The Battle       George F. Root
Just Before The Battle, Mother       George F. Root
Kingdom Coming       Henry C. Work
Lincoln And Liberty       Words: Jesse Hutchinson
Lorena       J.P. Webster, Words: Rev. H.D.L. Webster
Many Thousand Gone      
Marching Along       William B. Bradbury
Marching Song Of The First Arkansas (Negro) Regime      
Marching Through Georgia       Henry C. Work
Maryland, My Maryland       Words: James R. Randall
My Father, How Long?      
Nine Miles To The Junction      
Oh, Freedom      
Oh, I'm A Good Old Rebel       Music: "Joe Bowers"
Old Abe Lincoln Came Out Of The Wilderness      
Overtures From Richmond       Words: Francis J. Child
Pat Murphy Of The Irish Brigade      
Richmond Is A Hard Road To Travel       Music: Daniel D. Emmett
Riding A Raid      
Roll, Alabama, Roll      
Sambo's Right To Be Kilt       Music: S. Lover
Sixty-Three Is The Jubilee       Words: J.L. Greene, Music: D.A. French
Slavery Chain Done Broke At Last      
Somebody's Darling       John Hill Hewitt, Words: Marie Ravenal De Coste
Southern Battle Cry Of Freedom       George F. Root
Southrons' Chaunt Of Defiance       A.E. Blackmar
Steal Away      
Stonewall Jackson's Way       J.W. Palmer
Tenting On The Old Camp Ground       Walter Kittredge
The Army Of The Free       Words: Frank H. Norton
The Battle Cry Of Freedom (Rallying Song)       George F. Root
The Battle Cry Of Freedom, II (Battle Song)       Geroge F. Root
The Battle Hymn Of The Republic       Julia Ward Howe
The Battle Of Shiloh      
The Battle Of Shiloh Hill       Words: M.B. Smith(Comp. C, 2d Regiment, Texas Volunteers Music: Wandering Sailor
The Blue And The Gray       Words: M.F. Finch, Music: Felix Schelling
The Bonnie Blue Flag       Words: Harry Mccarthy
The Brass-Mounted Army      
The Cumberland And The Merrimac      
The Cumberland Crew      
The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh       Will S. Hays
The Faded Coat Of Blue       J.H. Mcnaughton
The Fall Of Charleston       Words: Eugene T. Johnson
The Gold Band      
The Grant Pill       Words: Harriet L. Castle, Music: J.C. Beckel
The John Brown Song      
The Liberty Ball       Words: Jesse Hutchinson
The New York Volunteer      
The Old Union Wagon       Words: John Hogarth Lozier
The Rebel Soldier      
The Southern Soldier      
The Southern Soldier Boy       Words: Captain G.W. Alexander
The Southern Wagon      
The Vacant Chair       George F. Root, Words: Henry S. Washburn
The Valiant Conscript      
The Why And The Wherefore      
The Yellow Rose Of Texas      
The Young Volunteer       John Hill Hewitt
There Was An Old Soldier      
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!       George F. Root
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!, Ii (Southern Version)       George F. Root
Virginia's Bloody Soil      
We Are Coming, Father Abr'am       L.O. Emerson, Words: James Sloan Gibbons
We Conquer Or Die       James Pierpont
We Wait Beneath The Furnace Blast       Words: John Greenleaf Whittier, M:Martin Luther,Choral Arrangement by J. S. Bach
We'll Fight For Uncle Abe       Frederick Buckley, Words: C.E. Pratt
We've Drunk From The Same Canteen      
Weeping Sad And Lonely (When This Cruel War Is Over)       Henry Tucker, Words: Charles C. Sawyer
When Johnny Comes Marching Home       Patrick S. Gilmore
When Sherman Marched Down To The Sea       Words: S.B.M. Meyers, Music: E. Mack
Who Will Care For Mother Now?       Charles C. Sawyer