The new Penguin book of English folk songs / edited by Steve Roud and Julia Bishop.

'Tis true my love's enlisted ... soldiers and sailors. The bold Princess Royal ; Bonny bunch of roses O ; Captain Ward and the Rainbow ; The Dolphin ; The faithful sailor boy ; The female cabin boy ; The female drummer ; General Wolfe ; The Golden Vanity ; The green bed ; The Greenland whale fishery ; The Isle of France ; The mermaid ; Nancy of Yarmouth ; The Rainbow ; Rambling sailor ; The saucy sailor boy ; The silk merchant's daughter ; Spanish ladies ; The white cockade -- Down in Cupid's garden ... happy relationships. Bold fisherman ; Cupid the pretty ploughboy ; Cupid's garden ; The game of cards ; The garden gate ; Golden glove ; Green mossy banks of the Lea ; Hares on the mountains ; The Indian lass ; Just as the tide was a-flowing ; The knight and the shepherd's daughter ; Little gipsy girl ; Lord Bateman ; Madam, will you walk? ; Queen of the May ; Searching for lambs ; Seventeen come Sunday ; The spotted cow -- Let no man steal your thyme ... unhappy love. Banks of sweet primroses ; Barbara Allen ; Bonny light horseman ; A brisk young sailor ; Early, early all in the spring ; The foggy dew ; Green bushes ; Green grow the laurels ; If I were a blackbird ; Lord Thomas and Fair Eleanor ; Mowing the barley ; An old man once courted me ; Rosemary Lane ; The seeds of love ; The sprig of thyme ; Susan, the pride of Kildare ; The trees they do grow high ; A week before Easter -- Since love can enter an iron door ... lovers' tricks, disguises and obstacles overcome. The baffled knight ; The banks of the sweet Dundee ; Basket of eggs ; The blind beggar's daughter of Bethnal Green ; The bonny blue handkerchief ; Bonny labouring boy ; Broomfield Hill ; Butter and cheese and all ; Caroline and her young sailor bold ; Claudy Banks ; Dabbling in the dew ; Dark-eyed sailor ; The daughter in the dungeon ; Erin's lovely home ; Fair maid walking in her garden ; Polly Oliver's ramblings ; The pretty ploughboy ; William and Mary ; William Taylor -- My parents reared me tenderly ... lust, infidelity and bad living. The ball of yarn ; Bold grenadier ; The cunning cobbler ; The Devil and the farmer's wife ; Flash company ; The gipsy laddie ; Marrowbones ; The molecatcher ; The nutting girl ; Our goodman ; Spencer the rover ; Three maidens to milking did go ; The wild rover ; Young Ramble Away ; Young sailor cut down -- I can guide a plough ... rural life and occupations. All jolly fellows who follow the plough ; The barley mow ; Buttercup Joe ; The farmer's boy ; Fathom the bowl ; Green brooms ; John Barleycorn ; The jolly waggoner ; The lark in the morning ; The miller's three sons ; The painful plough ; Twankydillo -- The sons of harmony ... animals and nonsense. Brian O'Lynn ; The crabfish ; Creeping Jane ; The Derby ram ; The foolish boy ; The frog and the mouse ; The herring's head ; The hungry fox ; The keeper ; Old King Cole ; Three sons of rogues ; The tree in the wood -- Cruel death has put an end ... songs of death and destruction. The constant farmer's son ; The cruel mother ; The cruel ship's carpenter ; Edwin in the lowlands low ; Hugh of Lincoln ; The lakes of Cold Finn ; Lambkin ; Lord Lovel ; Maria Marten ; Mary across the wild moor ; Mary in the silvery tide ; The mistletoe bough ; The outlandish knight ; Oxford city ; The Oxford girl ; The unquiet grave -- Me and five more ... poachers, highwaymen and other criminals. Blackberry fold ; Brennan on the moor ; Dick Turpin ; The female highwayman ; The gallant poachers ; Geordie ; Highwayman outwitted ; The Lincolnshire poacher ; The lost lady found ; The poor smuggler's boy ; The Sheffield apprentice ; Thorneymoor woods ; Three butchers ; The undaunted female ; Van Diemen's Land ; Wild and wicked youth -- What is the life of a man ... traditional religious songs. The cherry-tree carol ; The joys of Mary ; The life of a man ; The moon shines bright ; A virgin unspotted.