More "civilwar 2" related MIDI files
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Take Back the Heart by Claribel (pdeud. for Charlotte Alington) (1964) for General MIDI playback
The Old Contraband Song and Chorus Words by John L. Zieber,. Music by Rudolph Wittig. (1865) for General MIDI playback...
Three Cheers for the Union! Song and Chorus Words and Music by Mrs. Earnest. (1862) for General MIDI playback
The Battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburgh Landing Music by Charles Grobe (26 May 1862) for General MIDI playback
The Rocky Hills of Gettyburg Words by Prof. T. C. Porter. Music by J. B. Kevinski. (1864) for General MIDI playback
The War Is Over, Darling Kate Words and Music by M. B. Ladd (1865) for General MIDI playback Song and Chorus
Sweet Evelina Composed and Arranged by Mrs. Parkhurst (1863) for General MIDI playback Words by M. Melody by T. To Mr. C...
The Battle of New Orleans by Charles Grobe (22 May 1862) for General MIDI playback
The Battle of Liberty A Patriotic Song & Chorus Words by George Pope Morris. Music by Richard Culver. (1862) for Gener...
He Vowed That He Never Would Leave Me Words by W. J. Florence. Music by A. Lloyd. (1865) for General MIDI playback
Breathe Low Thou Gentle Wind Words--anonymous. Music by Thomas Spencer Lloyd. (1863) for General MIDI playback A Requi...
Away Goes Cuffee or Hoorah for 63 Words and Music by L. D. Starkweather (9 Jun 1863) for General MIDI playback
Hurrah! for Our Flag! Words Arranged and Music Composed by J. H. Wheeler. (1861) for General MIDI playback Quartette
The Skating Song Song and Chorus Words--anonymous. Music by Herman Th. Knake (1865) for General MIDI playback
The Black Brigade Plantation Song and Chorus Words and Music by Daniel Decatur Emmett. (1863) for General MIDI playbac...
Our Good Ship Sails To-Night Words and Music by Stephen C. Massett (1861) for General MIDI playback Ballad
Is That My Mother? Words--anonymous. Music by J. R. Stevenson. (25 Apr 1863) for General MIDI playback Ballad
Oh! Give Us a Navy of Iron Words by D. Brainerd Williamson. Music by James W. Porter (1862) for General MIDI playback To...
How Are You, Exempt? Words and Music by Frank Wilder. !1863) for General MIDI playback
