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American - AM Australian - AU Canadian - C English - E Irish - I Scottish - S Welsh - W Midi's without lyrics are marked: M Lyrics without midi's are marked: L Lyrics with midi's are marked: M/L

TYPE	COUNTRY	TITLE	SEQUENCER
M/L	AM	Fading light dims the sight	B. Taylor
L	S	Fair is the morn in flow'ry May,
L	S	Far away and o'er the moor,
L	S	Far frae my hame I wander,
M/L	S	Far over yon hills of the heather so green	B. Taylor
M/L	I	Fare thee well my lovely Dinah	B. Hicks
L	S	Fare ye well, lovely Nancy, for now I must leave you.
M/L	E	Fare you well my own Mary Ann,	T. Stephens
M/L	C	Fare you well, lovely Molly, I am going to leave you	B. Taylor
L	E	Farewell and adieu to you, Spanish ladies,
L	S	Farewell to all our Scottish ways
M/L	S	Farewell to Tarwathie, adieu Mormond Hill	B. Taylor
M/L	E	Farewell to you my own true love	B. Hicks
M/L	S	Farewell, ye dungeons dark and strong	B. Taylor
M/L	AM	Father and I went down to camp	B. Taylor
M/L	AM	Father, come father, come riddle to me,	T. Stephens
M/L	S	Flow gently, sweet Afton, among thy green braes,	B. Taylor
M/L	I	For a while I was a gentle maiden	B. Taylor
L	S	For fame and for fortune I wandered the earth
L	S	Four and twenty Hielandmen were riding on a snail,
M/L	S	Frae Dunideir as I earn through,	J. R. Davis
M/L	C	From his Canadian home, banished a wand'rer came	B. Taylor
M/L	AM	From this valley they say you are going	B. Taylor
L	S	Fu' yellow lie the corn rigs

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