I'm a four loom weaver, as many a man knows, I've nowt to eat and I've worn out m' clothes M' clogs are all broken, and stockings I've none. Thee'd hardly gi's...

There was a battle in the north And nobles there were many And they have killed Sir Charlie Hay And laid the blame on Geordie O he has written a long letter An...

There's word from the café That the old mans ailin' His eyes are pailin' And the weather took his hands They say the ring on his finger Was shaped from a bone F...

She is watching by the poplars Colinette with the sea-blue eyes She is watching and longing and waiting Where the long white roadway lies And a song stirs in t...

Saturday night at the Adam Smith Hall The couples all move to the dance master's call Tonight they've no problems, no worries at all The dancing's the dancing t...

Oh the grazier's daughter living near A fair young damsel as you shall hear It's up to London she did go To seek for service as you shall know Her master havin...

In the West End of Derby lives a working man He says "I can't fly but me pigeons can And when I set them free It's just like part of me Gets lifted up on shinin...

The man in 119 takes his tea all alone Mornings we all rise To while his Verdi cries I'm hearing opera through the door Souls of men and women impassioned all ...

Where are you tonight I wonder Where will you be tonight when I cry Will sleep for you come easy Whilst I alone can't slumber Will you welcome the morning At an...