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Sioux Indians I'll sing you a song, though it may be a sad one, Of trials and troubles and where first begun; I left my dear fam'ly, my friends and my home, To cross the wide mountains and deserts to roam. I crossed...

Sir Hugh, or The Jew's Daughter It rained a mist, it rained a mist All o'er, all o'er the land; And all the boys of our town, Went out to toss their ball, ball, ball, Went out to toss their ball. At first they tossed...

SIR JAMES, THE ROSE Of all the northern Scottish Chiefs That live as warlike men, The bravest was Sir James, the Rose, A knight of muckle fame. His growth was like the thrifty fir That crowns the mountain's brow And...

SIR PATRICK SPENS The King sits in Dumferlane toon A-drinkin' at the wine And he has called for the best skipper In Fife and all the land Then out there spoke an old carle Sat by the King's own knee Says, "Sir Patrick...

Sir Simon de Montford Sir Simon de Montford my subject shall bee Once chief of all the great barons was hee Yet fortune so cruelle this lord did abase Now lost and forgotten are he and his race Ah me and ah me Ah...

SIR WILLIAM GOWER I am a sailor, both stout and strong To a goodly vessel I do belong Well guard and anchored and well equipped Sir William Gower and a very fine ship Our captain in his cabin lay When a dreadful voice...

Sittin' On Top of the World (Lonnie Carter and Walter Jacobs) It was in the spring, one sunny day My sweetheart left me, Lord, she went away cho: And now she's gone, and I don't worry Oh Lord, I'm...

SIXTEEN TONS (Merle Travis) Some people say a man is made outa mud A poor man's made outa muscle 'n blood... Muscle an' blood an' skin an' bone A mind that's weak and a back that's strong cho: You load sixteen tons...

SKIBBEREEN O, Father dear, I ofttimes heard you talk of Erin's Isle, Her valleys green, her lofty scene, her mountains rude and wild; You said it was a pleasant place wherein a prince might dwell, Why have you then...

SKIP TO MY LOU Choose your partners, Skip to my Lou, Choose your partners, Skip to my Lou, Choose your partners, Skip to my Lou, Skip to my Lou, my darlin' Can't get a red bird, a blue bird will do ... ( repeat).....

Skiving. (David Diamond) What are the joys of the poor working man? Why skiving, bloody well skiving! In factory or office, wherever he can, He's skiving, bloody well skiving...

SKYE BOAT SONG Speed bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing, Onward, the sailors cry Carry the lad that's born to be king Over the sea to skye Loud the winds howl, loud the waves roar, Thunder clouds...

SLIEVE GALLEN BRAES As I went out one morning all in the month of May To view all your mountains and valleys so gay, I was thinking of the flowers all a-going to decay That bloom around you, bonny, bonny Slieve Gallen...

SMOKE! SMOKE! SMOKE THAT CIGARETTE! (Merle Travis) cho: Smoke! Smoke! Smoke that cigarette! Puff, Puff, Puff and if you smoke yourself to death Tell Saint Peter at the Golden Gate That you hate to make...

SMUT Smut, give me smut and nothing but, a dirty novel I can't shut If it's uncut, and unsub-tle I've never quibbled, if it was ribald, I have devoured where others merely nibbled, And as the judge remarked the day...

SNATCH AND GRAB IT CHO: Snatch and grab it, Snatch and grab it, Better Snatch and grab it, Baby 'fore it gets away Opportunity, -- opportunity -- is knockin' at your door! Opportunity -- knocks but once --...

SO EARLY IN THE SPRING It being early in the spring I went on board to serve my king Leaving my dearest dear behind She oftimes swore her heart was mine As I lay smiling in her arms I thought I held ten thousand...

Sodden Clods are Coming to Town (A New Years Carol) (Phil Hahn) You better watch out You better not try, Trav'ling about I'm telling you why Sodden clods are coming to town. They're...

Solar Carol Adam Austill, Court Dorsey, Charlie King, Marcia Taylor See the sun how bright it shines, on the nations of the earth All who share this thing called life celebrate each day's rebirth (cho) So-o-o-o-lar...

SOLDIER MAID OR RUB A DUB A DUB When I was a fair maid at the age of sweet sixteen From my parents I did run away a soldier to become I enlisted in the army a soldier for to be And they learnt me tae play upon the...