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Actions Speak Louder Than Words |
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Among My Knick-Knacks |
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And She Lisped When She Said 'Yes' |
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And The Leaves Began To Fall |
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And The Parrot Said |
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Are You Looking For A Girl Like Me |
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Barmaid, The |
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Bathing |
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Bird In The Hand, A |
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Bond Street, Tea Walk |
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Boy In The Gallery, The |
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Buy Me Some Almond Rock |
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Chance Your Luck |
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Chili Widow, The |
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Clever, Ain't You? |
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Come Along, Let's Make It Up |
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Coster's Christening, The |
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Coster's Wedding, The |
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Customs Of The Country |
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Directoire Girl, The |
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Don't Dilly Dally On The Way |
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Don't Laugh |
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Every Little Movement |
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Everything In The Garden's Lovely |
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Feminine Moods And Tenses |
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Folkstone For The Day |
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French Lady's Maid, The |
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G'arn Away |
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Geisha, The |
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Girl In The Khaki Dress |
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Girl On The Ran-Dan-Dan, The |
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Good Old Iron |
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He Knows A Good Thing When He Sees It |
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Hulloa, Hulloa, Hulloa |
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I Don't Know How To Tell Yer But I Lubs Yer |
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I Like You And You Like Me |
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I Live In Hopes |
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I'd Like To Live In Paris All The Time |
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If You Want To Get On In Revue |
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I'm A Good Girl Now |
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It Didn't Come Off After All |
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It's A Jolly Fine Game Played Slow |
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I've Never Lost My Last Train, Yet |
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Just As If She Didn't Know |
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Kitty Carney |
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Listen With The Right Ear |
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Little Bit Of Lovin', A |
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Little Of What You Fancy Does You Good, A |
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Madam Duvan |
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Maid Of London, Ere We Part |
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My Actor Man |
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Naughty! Naughty! Naughty! |
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No 'Arry, Don't Ask Me To Marry |
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Not For Bill |
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Now You've Got Yer Khaki On |
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Of Course |
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Oh! Mister What's-Er-Name |
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Oh, Mister Porter |
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One Of The Ruins That Cromwell Knocked About |
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Piccadilly Trot, The |
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Poor Thing |
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Put On Your Slippers |
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Red And The White And The Blue, The |
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Rich Girl And The Poor |
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Rosie Had A Very Rosy Time |
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Rum-Tiddley-Um-Tum-Tay |
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Salute My Bicycle! |
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She Doesn't Know That I Know What I Know |
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She Wore A Little Safety-Pin Behind |
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She'd Never Had A Lesson In Her Life |
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Shop Girl, The |
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Silly Fool |
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Sleep! Sleep! He's Always Got His Eyes Shut |
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Spanish SeƱora, The |
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Story Of A Clothes Line, The |
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Tale Of The Skirt, The |
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Talk About A Big Responsibility |
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That Accounts For It |
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That Was A Bloomer |
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That Was Before My Time |
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That's How The Little Girl Got On |
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There They Are, The Two Of Them On Their Own |
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There Was Something On His Mind |
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Three Ages Of Woman, The |
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Tiddley-Om-Pom |
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Tommy Make Room For Your Uncle |
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Tricky Little Trilby |
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Twiddly Wink, The |
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Twiggy Voo |
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Vat Ze English Call Ze - Vat Ze Name? |
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Whacky, Whacky, Whack! |
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What Did She Know About Railways |
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What, What |
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What's That For, Eh? |
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When I Take My Morning Promenade |
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Who Are You Getting At, Eh? |
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Who Paid The Rent For Mrs Rip Van Winkle |
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William 'Enry Sarnders |
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Wink The Other Eye |
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Wrong Girl. The |
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Wrong Man, The |
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You Ain't Ashamed O' Me, Are You, Bill? |
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You Can't Stop A Girl From Thinking |
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You Needn't Wink, I Know! |
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Young Country Squire, The |
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You're A Thing Of The Past, Old Dear |
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Matilda Alice Victoria Wood was born on 12 February 1870 in Hoxton, London. She made her debut on the Halls when she was aged 15, under the name of Bella Delmare. Subsequently she appeared as Marie Lloyd in June 1885, having taken her surname from Lloyd's Weekly News. Her first success was with the song 'The Boy I Love Is Up In The Gallery', a song 'borrowed' from Nelly Power. |