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  We're all going calling on the Kaiser / words by Jack Caddigan ; music by James A. Brennan ; arr. by Calvin Grooms.

  For voice and piano.
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  We'll knock the heligo-into helig-out of Heligoland! / words by John O'Brien ; music by Theodore Morse.

  For voice and piano.
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  There's a red-haired girl on Broadway : a soldier's song / words and music by Ervine J. Stenson.

  For voice and piano.
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  That's the American plan / words by Nelson Irwin ; music by Ernest Breuer.

  For voice and piano.
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  Statue of Liberty : I'm coming home "toot sweet" / by Henry Souvaine.

  For voice and piano.
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  You'll find old Dixieland in France / words by Grant Clarke ; music by George W. Meyer.

  Patriotic war edition.
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  Keep your head down Allemand / words and music by Lieut. Gitz Rice, writer of "We stopped them at the Marne" etc.

  Caption title.
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  Stand, stand up, America! : song with piano accompaniment / words and music by Edward Horsman.

  T.p. ill.: seal of an eagle with a U.S. flag crest holding a banner stating "E Pluribus Unum".
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  The song of the soldier boy / words by May Arkwright Hutton ; music "Just before the battle mother" by G.F. Root.

  Song for mixed voices (SATB).
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  A song of France / Bryceson Treharne ; [words by] Christina Rossetti.

  For voice and piano.
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  Say a prayer for the boys "out there" / words by Bernie Grossman ; music by Alex Marr.

  For voice and piano.
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  There'll be a hot time for the old men : (While the young men are away) / words by Grant Clarke ; music by Geo. W. Meyer.

  For voice and piano.
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  You've got to go in or go under / words by Percival Knight ; music by Lieutenant Gitz Rice, First Canadian Contingent.

  For voice and piano.
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  Your lips are no man's land but mine / words by Arthur Guy Empey ; music by Chas. R. McCarron and Carey Morgan.

  For voice and piano.
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  Who can tell : Eighty Eighth Division show : souvenir booklet / produced by Donald MacDonald ; music by Edw. Collins, 2nd Lt. U.S.A. ; lyrics by Mus. Hal Geer.

  For voice and piano.
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  Where do we go from here / by Howard Johnson and Percy Wenrich.

  For voice and piano.
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  When Yankee Doodle learns to "Parlez vous français" / words by Will Hart ; music by Ed Nelson.

  For voice and piano.
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  When we wind up the watch on the Rhine / words by Gordon V. Thompson ; music by Gordon V. Thompson and William Davis.

  Caption title.
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  When Uncle Joe steps into France / words by Bernie Grossman ; music by Billy Winkle.

  For voice and piano.
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  When the sun goes down in France / words and music by Gilbert C. Tennant.

  For voice and piano.