Harrowing Time — A bothy ballad describing spring harrowing. "Cauld winter it is now awa', And s… Harry the Tailor — Harry seeks a wife. He tickles Dolly, the dairymaid. She shoves him into the we… Harvest Home Song (I) — Singer toasts the master of the house, his health and prosperity, and the mistr… Hash o' Bennygak (Hash o' Benagoak) — Bothy ballad. Humorous description of characters working on a farm. Singer says… Hearts of Gold — The sailor compares sea life with that on land. The landlubbers work at the plo… Henhouse Door (Who Broke the Lock?) — Floating verses: "Down in the henhouse, down on my knees/I thought I heard a ch… The Hiring Fair at Hamiltonsbawn — At the Hamiltonsbawn hiring fair the singer hires for six winter months to Tom … The Hiring of the Servants — "The time of the hiring is coming." Working conditions on Irish farms are hard … The Hop-Pickers' Tragedy — A group of hop-pickers on their way from work approaches (Larklake) Bridge in a… The House That Jack Built — Jack built his house." "This is the malt that lay in the house that Jack built"…