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 | After, opus 31, 1 |
| Always and everywhere |
| Arabian serenade |
| As I laye a-thinking |
| A spear,a sword |
| Big steamers |
| Blue eyes fairy |
| The Brook |
| Chariots of the Lord |
| A child asleep |
| Come, gentle night |
| Dry those fair, those crystal eyes |
| Fight for right |
| Follow the colours |
| The fringes of the fleet |
| If she love me |
| In moonlight |
| Inside the bar |
| In the dawn |
| Is she not passing fair? |
| It isnae me |
| The Kingsway |
| Land of hope and glory |
| Laguage of flowers |
| Like to the Damask rose |
| The little eyes that never knew light |
| Loose, loose the sails |
| Love alone will stay (Lute song) |
| Marching song |
| The Merry-go-round |
| The mill wheel |
| Modest and fair |
| Muleteer's song |
| My old tunes |
| O soft was the song, opus 59, 3 |
| Pageant of Empire |
| Pipes of Pan |
| Pleading, opus 48 |
| The poet's life |
| Quand nos bourgeons se rouvriront |
| Queen Mary's song |
| The River, opus 60, 2 |
| Rondel, opus 16, 3 |
| Sea pictures, opus 37 |
| Shepherd's song, opus 16, 1 |
| A soldiers song |
| Song of Autumn |
| A song of flight |
| Speak, music, opus 41, 2 |
| Speak, my heart |
| Still to be neat |
| There are seven that pull that thread |
| Three songs with orchestra, opus 59, 3+5+6 |
| Through the long days |
| The torch, opus 60, 1 |
| To the children |
| Twilight, opus 59, 6 |
| A war song (Soldier's song) |
| Was it some golden star?, opus 59, 5 |
| The wave |
| The wind at dawn |
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