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502. We'll be waiting when you come back home

503. We'll do our share: while you're over there

505. We'll win the victory

506. We're all going calling on the Kaiser

507. We're all going calling on the Kaiser

508. We're bound to win with boys like you

510. We're coming, Papa Joffre!

512. We're going over the top

513. We're ready to go, say the word

514. Wee, Wee, Marie: Will you do zis for me

515. Wee, Wee, Marie: Will you do zis for me

516. Wee, Wee, Marie: Will you do zis for me

517. Wee, Wee, Marie: Will you do zis for me

518. Welcome home

519. Welcome home laddie boy, welcome home: march song

521. What are you going to do to help the boys?

522. What our Yankee boys can do

527. When I come back to you: we'll have a Yankee-Doodle wedding

528. When I get back to my American blighty,

529. When I get back to my American blighty,

534. When Tony goes over the top

536. When a Yankee got his eye down the barrel of a gun

537. When a blue service star turns to gold

538. When a blue service star turns to gold

539. When blue stars turn to gold

540. When it comes to a lovingless day

541. When old glory unfurl: in Berlin

543. When the "Yanks" come marching home

548. When the fleet comes sailing home

550. When the little blue star in the window has turned to gold

552. When the old boat heads for home

553. When the sun goes down in France

554. When the war is over: I'll return to you

555. When the war is over: I'll return to you

556. When there's a home sweet home on every shore

557. When they see the light from our Miss Liberty

558. When we meet in the sweet bye and bye: song

563. Who's afraid of the Kaiser?

564. Why we want to lick Germany: song

565. Will the angels guard my daddy over there?

566. Will the angels guard my daddy over there?

567. Will you help the women of France? Save wheat

568. Will you say to my dear mammy

569. Wilson, democracy, and the red, white and blue

570. Wilson, democracy, and the red, white and blue

571. Wilson, democracy, and the red, white and blue

572. Wilson, democracy, and the red, white and blue

573. Woodrow Wilson the whole world's proud of you

575. Yankee Doodle's going to Berlin

576. Yip-yip-yaphank. In the Y.M.C.A. Vocal score

578. You get used to it after a while

580. You'd better be nice to them now!

583. You'll find old Dixieland in France

584. You'll find old Dixieland in France

586. Your boy is on the coal pile now

587. Your lips are no man's land but mine: a real romantic war

588. Your lips are no man's land but mine: a real romantic war

589. Your lips are no man's land but mine: a real romantic war

590. Your lips are no man's land but mine: a real romantic war