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Hog-Town Pig-Aninnies: Two-step Cake-walk, composed by Edmund Braham, 1899.

Cradle Song: Wiegenlied by composer Johannes Brahms.

Student Days, composed by R. B. Brewer, 1913.

The Darktown Strutters' Ball, composed by Shelton Brooks, 1917.

Don't Tell Her What's Happened to Me, composed by Brown, De Sylva, and Henderson, 1930.

Just a Memory, by Brown, De Sylva, and Henderson, 1927.

Flag of Freedom March, composed by Mildred Brown, 1925.

If You Hadn't Gone Away, by Brown, Rose, and Henderson, 1925.

Four Leaf Clover, composed by Brownell, Leila. M. and Ella Higginson, 1925.

Joan of Arc They Are Calling You, by Bryan, Weston, and Wells, 1917.

Sunday, Monday, or Always, by Burke and Van Huesen, 1943.

Baby Your Mother Like She Babied You, composed by Joe Burke, lyrics by Andrew Donnelly and Dolly Morse, 1927.

Carolina Moon, composed by Joe Burke, lyrics by Benny Davis, 1928.

When You and I Were Young Maggie, composed by J. A. Butterfield, 1907.

The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, lyrics by Byron D. Stokes, music by F. Dudleigh Vernor, 1912.

Tell Mother I Die Happy, lyrics by C. A. Vosburgh, music by J. Burns, 1864.

Bill Bailey, Won't You Please---Come Home, composed by Hughie Cannon, 1921.

Ja-Da, composed by Bob Carleton, 1918.

Nuthin' by Libbie Davidson Carpenter, 1915.

They'll Be Mighty Proud in Dixie of Their Old Black Joe, by Harry Carroll, 1918.

Sailing on a Moonbeam, by Carter, Gorden, and Osborne, 1930.

Zip Coon, by Nathaniel Carusi, 1837.

If You Want to Know the Value of a Dollar, by C. C. Castle, 1931.

Remember the Golden Rule, composed by C.C. Castle, 1930.

When You Go To Church Sunday, composed by C. C. Castle, 1930.

By the rivers Gently Flowing, official song of Illinois, by Charles H. Chamberlin and Archibald Johnson, 1966.

Scarf-Dance (Der Scharpestanz), by C. Chaminade.

When This Cruel War is Over, lyrics by Charles C. Sawyer, music by Henry Tucker, c. 1864.

Just Because My Face Ain't White by Thurland Chattaway, 1901.

Daughters of the U.D.C., composed by Maude J.H. Chenette, copyright assigned in 1970.

Why Should I Cry Over You, by Chester Cohen and Ned Miller, 1922.

Girl of My Dreams, by Sunny Clapp, 1927.

Good-bye Virginia, lyrics by Grant Clark, music by Jean Schwartz, 1915.

Swanee River Moon, words and music by H. Pitman Clarke, 1921.

Blue, by Clarke, Leslie, and Handman, 1922.

I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby, by Clay, 1935 or 1953.

Father of the Land We Love, 1931.

Father of the Land We Love, by George M. Cohan, 1931.

Over There, by George M. Cohan, 1917.

Over There, by George M. Cohan, 1917.

When You Come Back, words and music by George M. Cohan, 1918.

Rail Road Schottisch, composed by H. S. Colman, 1855.

Moonlight, by Con Conrad, 1921.

Smoke Your Troubles Away, by Phil Cook, 1930.

I'm Only Making Believe, by Coots and Davis, 1929.

Invitation Rag, by Les Copeland, 1911.

The Hopper Toad, composed by Helen L. Cramm, 1908.

Bud Rag by Budd L. Cross, 1909.

Castle Lame Duck Waltz, by Dabney and Europe, 1914. Written for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle (Irene).

Silver Threads Among the Gold, lyrics by Eben E. Rexford, composed by H.P. Danks, 1873.