The Home I Left Behind — "An Irish boy he sat alone by Susquehanna shore" thinking sadly of "the home he… The Honest Irish Lad — "My name is Tim McNare, I'm from the County Clare In that lovely little isle ac… I'm Bidding Adieu — The singer, a poor farmer from Tralee, must emigrate. "They say there's luck in… I'm Sitting on the Stile, Mary (The Irish Emigrant II) — "Oh I'm sitting on the stile, Mary, where we sat side by side." He thinks of th… I've Been to Australia, Oh! — The singer warns, "So now my friends, take my advice, and never think to go Or … Immigration — "Now Jordan's land of promise is the burden of my song, Perhaps you've heard hi… In Seventeen Ninety-Five — Singer comes into the country in 1795; considers himself lucky just to be alive… The Irish Emigrant's Lament — "I never will forget the sorrows of that day," when the singer sailed from home… An Irish Laborer — Singer is an Irish laborer, willing to work but told "No Irish wanted here". He… The Irish Peasant Girl — Singer thinks about widow Brown's daughter. She crosses the Atlantic to send mo…