The Atoz Game (Part 2)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)

an African-American spiritual which pre-dates the Civil War

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Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)

Originating with the Duke of Marlborough and the Wars of the Spanish Succession, early 1700s.

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)
Those Were the Days (UK, from a Russian folk tune)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)
Those Were the Days (UK, from a Russian folk tune)
Up On The Housetop (US, 1864)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)
Those Were the Days (UK, from a Russian folk tune)
Up On The Housetop (US, 1864)
Vive la Rose (France, 18th century)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)
Those Were the Days (UK, from a Russian folk tune)
Up On The Housetop (US, 1864)
Vive la Rose (France, 18th century)
Wabash Cannonball (US)

Folksongs with origin

Annie Laurie (Scotland)
Barbara Allen (somewhere in the UK, Scotland according to some sources)
Coventry Carol (16th C. England)
Danny Boy (Ireland)
Ev’ry Time I Feel the Spirit (US)
Froggie Would A-Wooing Go (England or Scotland)
Get Along, Little Dogies (US}
Home On The Range (US)
I’se the B’y (Newfoundland)
Jimmy Crack Corn (US)
Kisses Sweeter than Wine (USA; adapted from an Irish folk tune)
Lord of the Dance (US)
Malbrouck S’en va-t-en Guerre (France)
Noel Nouvelet (France)
Over the Hills and Far Away (UK)
Pop Goes The Weasel (18th C England)
Queen of Hearts (England)
Rozen Lagadu (Brittany)
Star of the County Down (Ireland)
Those Were the Days (UK, from a Russian folk tune)
Up On The Housetop (US, 1864)
Vive la Rose (France, 18th century)
Wabash Cannonball (US)
Xiān qǐ le nǐ de gài tou lái (China, Xinjiang Province)