Vocal Popular Sheet Music Collection

Vocal Popular Sheet Music Collection (Bagaduce Music Lending Library) consists of over 16,500 pieces of popular American music representing the many vocal styles from the late nineteenth through the twentieth century.

Libraries and archives collect materials from different cultures and time periods to preserve and make available the historical record. As a result, library materials, such as those presented here, may reflect racist, misogynistic, and/or homophobic views that may be harmful and difficult to view.

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Good-bye, Wild Women, Good-bye!

George W Meyer, Milton Ager, Johnson, and Lionel S. Reiss
There's A Lot Of Blue Eyed Mary's In Maryland

Geo. W. Meyer, Jack Yellen, and Milton Ager
I'll Buy The Ring : And Change Your Name To Mine

Jack Mills, Wm Raskin, and Rose
When I Hear A Dreamy Waltz Melody

James V Monaco and Grant Clarke
I'm Goin' To Settle Down Outside Of London Town : When I'm Dry, Dry, Dry

James V Monaco and Joseph McCarthy
Don't Take Advantage : Of My Good Nature

James V Monaco and Howard Emmett Rogers
There's Only One that I Would Lose My Sleep for, (and That's for Daddy)

Jimmie Monaco and Joe Mc Carthy
Dreaming Alone In The Twilight

Hartley Moore and Carl Clemson
Sweetheart Land

Percy Moore, Charles Tobias, Tobias, and P. W Read
Peggy

Neil Moret and Harry Williams
Peggy

Neil Moret, Harry Williams, and Manning
Some Day You'll Want Me Back : Maybe I Won't Want You

Carey Morgan, Wel Retrop, and Starmer
In China

Otto Motzan, A. J. Stansny, and Gustav Michelson

Sheet music contains anti-Asian racist language, stereotypes, and/or imagry. Contains advertisements and/or short musical examples of pieces being sold by publisher.
If I Only Had You : I'd Feel Like A Millionaire

Ed. G Nelson and Harry Pease
That Old Fashioned Mother Of Mine

Horatio Nicholls and Worton David