The Emigrant from Newfoundland — "Dear Newfoundland have I got to leave you To seek employment in a foreign land… The Emigrant's Farewell to Donegal — It is 1846 and the singer is leaving Donegal. His father's five acres cannot su… Epsom Races — A fine young man dresses and rides off to the Epsom Races. There he gambles awa… Fair Brown — Bluesy verses about a poor man's life: "Fair brown, O fair brown, What makes yo… Farewell to Whisky (Johnny My Man) — The wife goes to the ale-house her husband so often frequents. She reminds him … Father Was Killed by the Pinkerton Men — "'Twas in a Pennsylvania town not very long ago, Men struck against reduction o… Fine Times in Camp Number Three — The singer calls his listener to hear two verses about lumberjacks (and then si… Fish and Brewis — In summer we fish and jig squid. In spring we log and "make just enough to have… The Flash Frigate (La Pique) — "I sing of a frigate, (a frigate of fame/La Pique was her name/do not mention h… The Flash Sydney Shearers — "You've heard of the flash Sydney shearers, They're the flashest of men out of …