McClenahan's Jean — The singer praises the beauty of McClenahan's Jean. When her father learns that… McSorley's Twins — "Mrs. McSorley had fine bouncing twins, Two fat little devils they were." The p… Michael James — "I?m as happy as can be, Faith, there is merriment in me," because the singer, … The Miller's Will (The Miller's Three Sons) — The dying miller, to decide which of his three sons will inherit, asks each boy… Miss Cochrane — "It was on an Easter Monday which happened of late, Young Marg'ret got ready an… Mississippi Jail House Groan — Singer, in jail, sleeps "with my back turned to the wall." His woman brings cof… Molly Agnew — The singer is vexed that the Irish are "forced from their nation." He meets Mol… The Monkey and the Elephant — "The monkey and the elephant were riding on a rail, The elephant said, 'Oh, mon… Mother, Is the Battle Over? — The boy asks, "Mother, is the battle over? Ten thousand have been slain, they s… My Dad's Dinner Pail — "Preserve that old kettle so blackened and worn, It belonged to me Father befor…