The Fools of Forty-Nine — Crowds head for California and the gold fields. En route they suffer poverty, h… For Seven Long Years I've Been Married — "For seven long years I've been married, I wish I had lived an old maid... My h… Four Pence a Day — "The ore is waiting in the tubs, the snow's upon the fell." The washer lads mus… The Four-Loom Weaver — Singer, a weaver, laments hard times -- his clothes are worn out, his furnitur… The Fox River Line (The Rock Island Line) — The singer (and men of many nations) work in George Allan's camp without earnin… The Freehold on the Plain — The singer reports that he is now a "broken-down old squatter, my cash it is al… From Ogemaw — The song, in its entirety: "I'm a ramblin' wreck of poverty/From Ogemaw I came/… The Gambler (I) — "My moments are lonesome, no pleasure I find, My true love is a gambler, It tro… Girl from Clahandine — Before the singer leaves for America he bids his friends adieu and tearfully le… Girl of Constant Sorrow — Singer tells of leaving her mother (now dead) and her home in Kentucky so that …