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All The Dogs Went Bow-Wow-Wow |
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Any Old Iron? |
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Any Old Rags? |
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Any Old Thing Will Do |
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Aunt Tilly |
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Belinda The Barber-ous |
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Best That Money Can Buy, The |
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Boiled Beef And Carrots |
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Brown, Brown Sit Down |
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Cockney Bill Of London Town |
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Cover It Over Quick, Jemima |
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Dick, Dick, With Your Walking Stick |
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Doctor Shelley |
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Don't Do It Again, Matilda |
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Down Came The Blind |
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Down Fell The Pony In A Fit |
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End Of My Old Cigar, The |
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Everybody Knows Me In My Old Brown Hat |
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Everywhere You Go |
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Father Did Look Funny |
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Funny Little Bob-Tailed Coat, That |
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Ginger, You're Balmy! |
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Girl With The Golden Hair, The |
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Good Blow-Out For Fourpence, A |
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Good Old Yorkshire Pudden |
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Hangin' 'Em Out To Dry |
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Have You Paid The Rent |
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Here Comes Beaver |
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Hey Diddle Diddle |
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Home-Made Sausages |
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Hot Meat Pies, Saveloys And Trotters |
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I Enjoyed It |
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I See You've Got The Old Brown Hat On |
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I Sh'an't Mend Your Waistcoat Anymore |
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I Want Meat |
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I Was Holding My Coconut |
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I'm Getting Ready For Mother-In-Law |
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I'm Henery The Eight, I Am |
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I'm Proud Of My Old Bald Head |
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I'm William The Conqueror |
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In Training |
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It Won't Last Very, Very Long |
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Keep Your 'Ands In Your Trouser Pockets |
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Let's Have A Basin Of Soup |
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Little Bit Of Cucumber, A |
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My Old Iron Cross |
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My Poor Heart Went Pitter Patter |
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My Wife's Sister's Pussy Cat |
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Nan, Nan, Nan |
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Natty Little Patch Behind, A |
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Never Let Your Braces Dangle |
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Oh! That Gorgonzola Cheese |
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Old Red Lion, The |
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On The Mediterranean |
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On Top |
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Out Went The Gas |
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Put A Bit Of Treacle On My Puddin' Mary Ann |
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Robin Redbreast |
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Samuel Duff |
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Saturday |
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Standard Bread |
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Timothy Let's 'Ave A Look |
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We've All Been Having A Go At It |
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What A Mouth |
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When The Old Dun Cow Caught Fire |
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While I Was Licking The Stamp |
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Who Says London Ain't The Country |
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Wind Blew It Out, The |
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Work Boys Work |
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Wotcher My Old Brown Son |
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Yer 'At Don't Fit Yer Very Well |
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You Can't Help Laughing, Can Yer? |
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You Don't Want To Keep On Showing It |
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You Ought To See The Missus In A Harem Shirt |
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Harry Champion, born William Crump, was raised in Shoreditch, London, and first appeared in a music hall at the age of 15 under the name 'Will Conray'. With a wide repertoire of songs, many of them sung at breakneck speed and often about the joys of food, became one of music hall's most successful artists. |
