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1. They had to swim back to the shore

2. Get together; Fox trot

3. Good bye my soldier lad

4. Arrah Wanna; An Irish Indian matrimonial venture

5. Down in the Everglade

6. Dreaming

7. Eeny, meeny, miny, mo

8. Her little soldier boy

9. I'm going right back to Chicago

10. Won't you come over to my house

11. Rain in the face

12. After all!

13. Bull Durham

14. I'd rather have nothin' all of the time than somethin' for a little while

15. I want a little corner in your heart

16. My pony boy; Miss Innocence; Anna Held

17. Put on your old grey bonnet

18. I'll make a ring around Rosie

19. Steamboat Bill

20. I'd do as much for you; Hmm, we're having lovely weather

21. The message of the honeymoon

22. Mammy Jinny's jubilee; Shake yo' feet

23. If I had some one like you at home (I wouldn't want to go out)

24. Tango toreador

25. Don't take my darling boy away!

26. Ebony echoes; A good old-fashioned cake-walk; Jardin dedanse

27. Somebody knows; I love somebody and somebody knows

28. When old Bill Bailey plays the ukalele

29. Come on to Nashville Tennessee

30. Give a little credit to your Dad; Why don't you say a word for poor old father

31. Liberty

32. There's a Quaker down in Quaker town

33. When Verdi plays the hurdy gurdy

34. Eve wasn't modest till she ate that apple; We'll have to pass the apples again

35. I may be gone for a long, long time; Hitchy-koo

36. In the land o' Yamo Yamo; Funiculi, funiculi, funicula

37. It's a long long way to Dixie

38. Night-time in little Italy

39. Beautiful Ohio

40. I'm goin' to fight my way right back to Carolina

41. If I could peep thru the window tonight

42. Oui, oui, Marie; Wee, wee Marie

43. While you're away; Pack up your cares in a bundle of joy

44. Everybody wants a key to my cellar

45. I don't want a doctor (all I want is a beautiful girl)

46. I wanna go back to dear old Mother's knee

47. Mammy o' mine