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Au Revoir, But not Good Bye, Soldier Boy |
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The Battle Song of Liberty
U.S. Army and Navy marching song |
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Come On
Papa
Introduced by Eddie Cantor |
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Dear Old
Pals
With scenes from "Friendly Enemies",
endorsed by President Wilson |
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Don't
Cry Frenchy, Don't Cry
Post-war love song of soldier leaving behind
his French sweetheart |
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The
Dixie Volunteers
Introduced by Eddie Cantor |
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Ev'rywhere
(transformed from war song to peace song) |
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The
Finest Flag that Flies
With patriotic poem on back by Jos. H. Hughes |
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God Spare Our Boys Over There
Army and Navy Song Prayer |
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Goodbye Broadway, Hello France
Hit of "Passing Show of 1917" |
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Goodbye France
You'll Never Be Forgotten by the U.S.A.
by Sgt. Irving Berlin |
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Goodbye Germany |
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The Greatest Thing That Came From France
Post-War song about Returning WWI Veteran |
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Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here |
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Homeward Bound |
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I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I'm On My Way |
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I
Don't Want to Get Well |
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I May Be Gone for a Long, Long Time
Grace La Rue's hit from musical Hitchy-Koo |
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In the
Navy |
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It's a Long Way to Berlin, But We'll Get There |
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I'm Aching for the Sight of You |
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I'm a Long Way from Tipperary
Irish-American immigrant soldier |
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Jerry You Warra a Warrior in the War
An Irish ballad |
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Johnny's in Town
Great comedy number for male singer |
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Liberty
Bell
It's Time for You to Ring Again |
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Long Boy
(Goodbye Ma, Goodbye Pa, Goodbye Mule) |
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Lovers Lane is Crowded Again |
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Mothers of France |
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My Dream of the Big Parade
Bitter-sweet post war song of a WWI vet |
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Oh Frenchy
An American Nurse in Paree Marries French Soldier |
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And he'd say
Oo la la
wee wee! |
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Over Yonder Where the Lilies Grow
Norman Rockwell cover |
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Plant a Little Garden in Your Own Back Yard
A Victory Garden Song |
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Somewhere in France is the Lily
Romantic march ballad |
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Somewhere, Somewhere in France |
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There's a Vacant Chair in Every Home Tonight |
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We Don't Know Where We're Going
(But We're On Our Way)
WWI Troops marching through Chicago |
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We're All Going Calling on the Kaiser
"...for we've got to teach the Kaiser to be wiser" |
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When the Little Blue Star in the Window Has Turned to Gold |
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When the War is Over
(I'll Return to You) |
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Your Lips Are No Man's Land but Mine
Lyrics by WWI hero Arthur Guy Empey |
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You'll Find Old Dixieland in France
African-American WWI soldiers |
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You've Got To Go In Or Go Under
By Canadian soldier, a song about the homefront support |
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