'Tis Not Always the Bullet that Kills — "Please, dear Uncle, now tell me why you're sighing." The boy wonders why, if h… A Robin, Jolly Robin — "(Ah/Hey) Robin, (jolly/gentle) Robin, Tell me how thy (lady/leman) doth And th… Almost Done — "Take these stripes from, stripes from 'round my shoulder (huh!) Take these cha… Alonzo the Brave and Fair Imogene — Alonzo, leaving for the wars in Palestine, bids Imogene be faithful, but anothe… An Binnsin Luchra (The Little Bench [or Bunch] of Rushes) — Irish Gaelic: Singer, going to the water-meadow, meets a girl who has cut rushe… Anna Lee (The Finished Letter) — "I have written him a letter Telling him that he is free"; she wrote it when sh… The Back o' Rarey's Hill (The Jilted Lover) — "It was on a Saturday evening, As I went to Dundee, I met wi' an old sweetheart… Ballan Doune Braes — "The laird o' the town" tells Betsy "that a father, a brother, and a husband he… The Banks of Allan Water — "By the banks of Allan Water When the sweet springtime did fall, There I saw th… The Baron of Brackley — Inverey comes to Brackley's gate, calling for Brackley to come forth. The baron…