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All In Favour |
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Anona |
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Barmaid's Song, The |
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Bird In A Gilded Cage, A |
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Dainty Little Maid From Chicago, The |
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Daisy Bell |
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Down At The Old Bull And Bush |
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Down, Down, Down In Devonshire |
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Fair, Fat And Forty |
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Flanagan |
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Forty Fousand Frushes |
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From Poverty Street To Golden Square |
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Girls, Study Your Cookery Books |
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Good 'Eavens Mrs Evans |
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Good-Bye London Town |
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Good-Bye-Ee |
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Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly |
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Has Anyone Seen A German Band |
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Hold Your Hand Out Naughty Boy |
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How'd You Like To Spoon With Me |
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In The Valley Of Golden Dreams |
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Is Anybody Looking For A Widow |
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It Pays To Advertise |
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It's A Long Way To Tipperary |
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It's Nice To Have A Friend |
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Jere-Jeremiah |
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K-K-K-Kiss Me Again |
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Like A Good Little Wife Should Do |
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Man And Wife Should Always Pull Together |
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Oh Flo! Did You But Know |
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Oh, Oh Antonio |
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Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag |
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Polish Up The Handle On The Door |
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She's A Lassie From Lancashire |
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Swing Me Higher, Obadiah |
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Turned Up |
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Waltz Me Around Again, Willie |
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We're All Good Pals At Last |
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What Happened To The Manx Cat's Tail |
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When The Fields Are White With Daisies |
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Who's The Girl You're Going To Meet Tonight? |
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Yes, We Have No Bananas |
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Florrie Forde was born Flora Flanagan to Irish-Australian parents in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy on 16 August 1876. Her father was a monumental mason. After he died, Florrie took the name of her stepfather, a Mr. Forde, a supplier of theatrical costumes. She was sixteen and stagestruck when she ran away to Sydney with her sister Nan. |
