Sweet Trinity (The Golden Vanity), Sheet Music 07

One leaf with preprinted staff lines handwritten in blue ink on the front side. The document is in excellent physical condition. The document was removed from a bound volume. There are spiral binding holes along the left edge. The document was laminated. There is a handwritten check mark at the lower right corner.

Ballads, English Ballads. Scots Naval battles -- Songs and music Betrayal -- Songs and music

The Golden Vanitee. The Spanish Canoe. The Golden Fenadier. The Lowlands Low. Golden Vallady. The Golden Furnity. The Golden Victory. The Mary Golden Tree. The Weeping Willow Tree. The Merry Golden Tree. Lonesome Low. The Green Willow Tree. The Goulden Vanitee. The Gouden Vanity. Sailing in the Lowlands Low. The French Gallerie O. He Had a Little Tool. The Kumadee. Low in the Lowlands. Low. The Little Cabin Boy. The Gold China Tree. The Lowland Sea. Turkish Reveille. The Lonesome Sea. Sinking in the Lonesome Sea. The Turkish Rebilee. The Bold Grandee. The Pirate Ship. A Ship Set Sail for North America. There was a Bold Captain. Sailing on the Lowland Low. The Turkey-rogherlee and the Yellow Golden Tree. The Turkish Revoloo. Lowland Lonesome Low

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W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University

5/2/2007

I. G. Greer

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