Hargest Jones, Margery, arr.|All the Day (North and South Wales Versions) ||All through the Night ||As the Night is approaching ||The ash Grove ||The Bard's Love ||The Bells of Aberdovey |The Blackbird |David of the white Rock |The Dove |Fair Country |Farewell my dear Country |Forth to the Battle |From your Slumber Arise |God bless the Prince of Wales |The Hall of my Chieftain |If she were mine |In the Vale of Llangollen |The Lady of Sker |Land of my Fathers ||Let now the Harp ||Loudly Proclaim ||A lovely Lady softly sighed ||The Marsh of Rhuddlan ||Megan's Fair Daughter ||Men of Harlech ||The Miller's Daughter |The missing Boat |The Morning Glory |My Heart |My Lady is more fair |New year's Eve |O Mountain white |The old Year is passing |On this Day |Once a Farmer and his Wife |One bright Summer Morning |Over the Stone |The rising of the Lark |Sad was the Day ||So early in the Morning ||Springtime is returning ||The Stars above are bright ||There lived a Bachelor ||This Garden now ||Watching the Wheat ||Weep not for me |Well I know |When I was roaming |When Morning is breaking |Why do I just gaze