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Yorkshire Lyrics
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Piezas 239
- A Bad Sooart
- A Breet Prospect
- A Brussen Bubble
- A Cold Dooas
- A Friend to Me
- A Gooid Kursmiss Day
- A Hawporth
- A Jolly Beggar
- A Lucky Dog
- A Millionaire
- A Neet when aw've Nowt to do
- A New Year's Gift
- A Pair o' Black Een
- A Pointer
- A Quiet Day
- A Quiet Tawk
- A Safe Investment
- A Screw Lawse
- A Song of the Snow
- A Summer Shaar
- A Tale for th' Childer, on Christmas Eve
- A True Tale
- A Warnin
- A Wife
- A Wife
- A Yorksher Bite
- Act Square
- Advice to Jenny
- Aght o' Wark
- Alice
- All on a Christmas Morning
- All Tawk
- All We Had
- An Acrostic
- An Old Man's Christmas Morning
- Angels of Sunderland. In Memoriam, June 16th, 1893
- Another Babby
- Aw Can't Tell
- Aw Wodn't for all aw Could See
- Awr Annie
- Awr Dooad
- Awr Lad
- Awst Nivver be Jaylus
- Babby Burds
- Bachelors Quest
- Backward Turn, Oh! Recollection
- Be Happy
- Bide thi Time
- Billy Bumble's Bargain
- Bite Bigger
- Bless 'em!
- Blue Bells
- Bonny Mary Ann
- Bonny Yorksher
- Briggate at Setterdy Neet
- Cash V. Cupid
- Charming May
- Claude
- Come thi Ways!
- Come thi Ways in
- Contrasts
- Coortin Days
- Cuckoo!
- Dad's Lad
- De Profundis
- Dick an Me
- Did yo Ivver!
- Ditherum Dump
- Do your Best and Leave the Rest
- Done Agean
- Dooant Forget the Old Fowks
- Drink
- Duffin Johnny. (A Rifleman's Adventure.)
- Fairly Weel-off
- Fowk Next Door
- Give it 'em Hot
- Gooid Bye, Old Lad
- Gradely Weel off
- Grondad's Lullaby
- Gronfayther's Days
- Growin Old
- Happen Thine
- Happy Sam's Song
- Heart Brokken
- Heather Bells
- Help Thisen
- Hide not thy Face
- His Dowter Gate Wed
- Hold up yer Heeads
- Horton Tide
- I'd a Dream
- I Know I Love Thee
- I Would not Live Alway
- If
- In my Garden of Roses
- Is it Reight?
- It may be Soa
- Its True
- Jimmy's Choice
- Jockey an Dolly
- Lads an Lasses
- Lamentin' an Repentin'
- Lass o'th Haley Hill
- Latter Wit
- Lilly-White Hand
- Lily's Gooan
- Lines, on finding a butterfly in a weaving shed
- Lines on Receiving a Bunch of Wild Hyacinths by Post
- Lines, on Startling a Rabbit
- Looking Back
- Lost Love
- Love
- Love an' Labor
- Love one Another
- Mak a Gooid Start
- Mak th' Best Ont
- Mary
- Mary Hanner's Peanner
- Mary Jane
- Mary's Bonnet
- Matilda Jane
- Matty's Reason
- Mi Bonny Yorksher Lass
- Mi Darling Muse
- Mi Fayther's Pipe
- Mi Love's Come Back
- Mi Old Slippers
- Mi Old Umberel
- Missin Yor Way
- Modest Jack o' Wibsey Slack
- My Doctrine
- My Lass
- My Native Twang
- My Polly
- My Queen
- Nearing Home
- Nettie
- Nivver Heed
- Nooan so Bad
- November's Here
- Now and Then
- Old Dave to th' New Parson
- Old Moorcock
- On Strike
- On the Banks of the Calder
- Once agean Welcome
- Once Upon a Time
- Passing Events
- Peevish Poll
- Persevere
- Peter Prime's Principles
- Peter's Prayer
- Plain Jane
- Plenty o' Brass
- Poetry and Prose
- Poor Old Hat
- Prime October
- Queen ov Skircoit Green
- Rejected
- Remorse
- Repentant
- Second Thowts
- Settin Off
- Shiver the Goblet
- Shoo's thi Sister. (Written on seeing a wealthy Townsman rudely push
- Shut Out
- Sing On
- Sixty an Sixteen
- Sixty, Turned, To-day
- Soa Bonny
- Sol an' Doll
- Somdy's Chonce
- Somebody's
- Song for th' Hard Times, (1879.)
- Still true to Nell
- Stir thi Lass!
- Stop at Hooam
- Sunset
- Sweet Mistress Moore
- Take Heart!
- Th' Better Part
- Th' Demon o' Debt
- Th' First o'th Sooart
- Th' Honest Hard Worker
- Th' Lad 'at Loves his Mother
- Th' Lesser Evil
- Th' Little Black Hand
- Th' Little Stranger
- Th' Short-Timer
- Th' State o' th' Poll. A nop tickle illusion
- Th' Traitle Sop
- That Christmas Puddin
- That Drabbled Brat
- That Lad Next Door
- That Lass
- That's a Fact
- That's All
- The Dean's Brother
- The Match Girl
- The New Year's Resolve
- The Open Gates
- The Violet
- Their Fred
- Ther's much Expected
- They all do it
- Those Days have Gone
- Those Tiny Fingers
- To a Daisy, Found blooming March 7th
- To a Roadside Flower
- To a True Friend
- To Let
- To Mally
- To my Daughter on her Birthday
- To my Harp
- To th' Swallow
- To W. F. Wallett. The Queen's Jester. — March 13th, 1892
- Tom Grit
- Too Late
- Tother Day
- Trusting Still
- Try a Smile
- Uncle Ben
- Waiting at the Gate
- Waivin Mewsic
- Warmin Pan
- What aw Want
- What is it?
- What it Comes to
- What it is to be a Mother
- What they say
- What Wor it?
- Whear Natur Missed it
- When Cora Died
- When Lost
- Willie's Weddin
- Words ov Kindness
- Work Lads!
- Years Ago
- Young Jockey