My Little German Home Across the Sea — "How I love to think about the days so full of joy and glee, But they never wil… My Lovely Irish Rose — The singer recalls leaving Mary, his "lovely Irish Rose," and sailing to Americ… The New Chum Chinaman — Irishman Pat McCann, newly arrived in Australia and unable to find work, sees t… No Irish Need Apply — "I'm a decent boy just landed From the town of Ballyfad; I want a situation, ye… Norah Magee — "Oh Norah, dear Norah, I can't live without you... Come back to old Ireland, th… Norah McShane — The singer recalls leaving (Ballymoney), and admits to being "as wretched can b… Och, Och, Eire, O! — The Irish exile misses home and his "native bay." He recalls the races and game… Old Kitarden — Singer, a restless logger, leaves "Kitarden" (Katahdin), Maine. Arriving in Mic… Old Moke Pickin' on the Banjo (Song of the Pinewoods) — Singer lands in America in 1844 and works in the pinewoods. An Irish girl offer… Oleanna — The singer sings the praises of "Ole, Oleanna," where "land is free," the crops…