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Susie Woosie. ; I knows a suttin pahty down Mississip, she's got dis daffy darky [first line] ; Susie oose oo is oosie? [first line of chorus]
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Come Down Ma Evenin' Star. ; When from out de shades ob night, come de stars a shinin' bright [first line] ; Ma evenin' sar I wonder who you are [first line of chorus]
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Mary Black. ; Talk about your Mary Green, Mary White and Mary Brown [first line] ; Mary Black, when yo' gwine to take me back [first line of chorus]
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My Blushin' Rosie. My Posie Sweet. ; Dar's a colored bud ob beauty dat I longs ter call ma bride [first line] ; Rosie, you are ma posie, You are ma heart's boquet [sic] [first line of chorus]
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A Southern Plantation Melody. When Chloe Sings a Song. ; Dar is music in de banjo when it sounds [first line] ; Do yo' hear dem tones a-comin' [first line of chorus]
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Say You Love Me Sue. ; Down upon the Mississippi, in de good ole days ob yore [first line] ; Underneath your window, Susie, I am waitin', down de vines [first line of chorus]
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Peter F. Dailey's English Negro Ditty. How I Love My Lu. ; 'Way down in old Phil'delphy, where the cotton sprouts so free [first line] ; Lulu! How I love my Lu, Lu, Lu! [first line of chorus]
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Peter E. Dailey's Greatest Success. Kiss Me Honey Do. ; When de cotton fields am withered an' de corn am in de groun' [first line] ; Dinah de moon am shinin' [first line of chorus]
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