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Pansies Mean Thought, And Thoughts Mean You (Witmark, 1909)
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Ev'ry Day (Witmark, 1909)
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Manuel Romain singing Pansies Mean Thoughts
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Dixieland, I Love You (Witmark, 1909)
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Good-Night, Dear (Witmark, 1909)
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Down Where the Big Bananas Grow (Witmark, 1909)
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Take Me Back to Babyland (Witmark, 1910)
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That's Yiddisha Love (Witmark, 1910)
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Baby Rose (Witmark, 1911)
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Any Girl Looks Good in Summer (Witmark, 1911)
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Georgia Land (Witmark, 1912)
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To Have, To Hold, To Love (Witmark, 1913)
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Why Is the Ocean So Near the Shore? (Witmark 1913
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Dixie Days
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Back to the Old Folks at Home (Witmark, 1913)
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Here Comes the Whippoorwill (Witmark, 1914)
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Tampa Bay (Witmark, 1914)
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Kiss Me Again, I Like It (Witmark, 1914)
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By the Old Wishing Well (Witmark, 1914)
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Mississippi Barbecue (Witmark, 1914)
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That Baby Buffalo Rag (Witmark,1914)
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Listen to Collins and Harlan sing The Mississippi Barbecue
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Across the Rio Grande (Witmark, 1914)
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Following Mexico's capture and release of several U.S.sailors, the U.S. capture and occupation of Veracruz inspired this patriotic song performed by Ernest Ball and recorded by Billy Murray, Will Oakland, and other members of the Heidelberg Quintette.
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Hoppy Herbert (Witmark 1914)
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All the Girls Are Lovely by the Seaside (Witmark,1914)
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Background graphic, top of page: M. Witmark & Sons, 144-146 West 37th Street