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| Title [author] (comment) | Lyrics | |
| Eamann Mhaga/ine | thread | |
| eanach dhuin | DT | thread |
| Earl Marshall (in DT as Queen Eleanor's Confession) | thread | |
| The Earl of Moray (The song that gave us the word "mondegreen") | DT | thread |
| The Eastern Train (from Read "Em and Weep (Spaeth)) | thread | |
| Eastmuir King (Child and Bronson both refer to it as Eastmuir King; perhaps Hermes Nye, who is mentioned in the DT file as having recorded the song , thought King o' Luve sounded nicer) | DT | |
| Eddie Baker's Muckspreader [John Kirkpatrick] | thread | |
| Edelweiss | DT | thread |
| Edelweiss [Rodgers & Hammerstein] (A rather syrupy interpretation) | DT | thread |
| Eence Upon a Time [from the singing of Jeannie Robertson] (from The Scottish Folksinger, Buchan & Hall) | thread | |
| Eileen Oge | thread | |
| Einini (Irish Lullaby) | thread | |
| El Tecolote (The Owl) (from A Treasury of Mexican Folkways) | thread | |
| The Enchanted Piss Pot (Tune: The Fond Boy: Claude M. Simpson (The British Broadside Ballad and Its Music, 1966) gives the melody for Fond Boy, as published in the Thesaurus Musicus of 1693 and credited to Thomas Tollett.) | ||
| English Ale [Harvey Andrews] | thread | |
| Eternal Father Strong To Save | DT | thread |
| Evergreen [Jeri Corlew] | thread | |
| The Face Upon the Barroom Floor [words: J.P. Skelly; music: Alfred Williams] | thread | |
| The Factor's Garland (Marguerite Olney noted a set from tradition in 1941, from a Mr. Nelson Powers of Mattawamkeag, Maine whether or not his tune is The Wand'ring Lady or a relative of it, ... it's the closest we are likely to get.) | DT | thread |
| Factor's Song (Recorded by Mr. Brown, September 13, 1930, in Manchester, Vermont, from the singing of Mr. Sharon Harrington as learned from his mother, Rebecca Smith Harrington." Vermont Folksongs and Ballads (Helen Hartness Flanders and George Brown, 1931) ) | DT | |
| Fagan the Cobbler | DT | |
| Fair Eliza (Midi made from the notation in Kinsley's Burns: The Poems and Songs (1969).) | DT | |
| The Fair Lady (This is quoted from Alfred Moffat's Fifty Traditional Scottish Nursery Rhymes (1933), where it is called The Fair Lady. The DT file digests most of Moffat's notes on the song, though it would be worth adding the following: "The Luckenbooths were picturesque buildings in the High Street [of Edinburgh], close to St. Giles' Church. They stood there from about 1470 to 1817 when they were cleared away." Midi made from Moffat's notation.) | DT | |
| Fair Mary of Wallington (The text in the DT is Child's example #91C. and refers to a version printed...in Northumbrian Minstrelsy (1882). ...it should be stressed that the joining of text and melody is pure conjecture, though based on Bronson's research) | DT | thread |
| Faith of Our Fathers (3/4) | DT | thread |
| Faith of Our Fathers (4/4) | thread | |
| Falling Leaf [Lyrics, Annie M. Curtis. Music, A. C. Farnham] | DT | thread |
| The Falling of the Pine (Ballads and Songs of the Shanty-Boy, Franz Lee Rickaby) | DT | thread |
| The False Bride (Dublin City??) | thread | |
| The Family Ointment | thread | |
| The Famous Light Brigade | thread | |
| Fan-a-winnow | thread | |
| Fanchon (French drinking song) | thread | |
| Far East Kitchen | ||
| The Far-Off Shore [Kate Wolf] | thread | |
| Fare Thee Well, My Dearest Dear (from The Penguin Book Of English Folk Songs) | thread | |
| Fareweill Tae Whisky (Midi made from the notation in Ord's Bothy Songs and Ballads, 1930,) | DT | |
| Farewell Farewell [Richard Thompson] (Richard Thompson set his song to Andy Irvine's Willy of Winsbury tune, which actually belonged to Fause Foodrage. Midi made by ear from Fairport's recording) | DT | thread |
| Farewell Johnny Miner | DT | thread |
| Farewell to Coigach [Murdo George MacLean, Montana USA, Circa 1910] (Mo Shoraidh Leis a' Coigich) | thread | |
| Farewell to Ireland | thread | |
| Farewell to Reason [Jeri Corlew] | thread | |
| Farewell to Reason / Frosty's Denial [Jeri Corlew] | thread | |
| Farewell to the Maigue (Sla/n le Ma/igh) | thread | |
| Farewell to the Monty | DT | |
| Farewell to the Rhonda Valley (Is this "Farewell to the Rhondda"?? -JRO-) | DT | thread |
| Farewell to Whiskey (notes from Malcolm:By Niel Gow (1727-1807); used as melody for two sets of lyrics in this thread: The Bawbee Birlin' (Rod Paterson and Michael Marra) and Gow's Farewell To Whisky (probably the poem by Mrs. Lyon of Glamis). see thread 20439) | thread | |
| Farewell, Adelita [Jack Splittard] (recorded by the Kingston Trio) | thread | |
| The Farmer Feeds Them All (Midi -melody line only- made from notation in The Century of Song, vol. II, comp. Adam Geibal (Philadelphia, 1897)) | DT | thread |
| The Farmyard (source: Cecil Sharp's Collection of English Folk Songs, Maud Karpeles, editor) | thread | |
| Father's Whiskers | DT | thread |
| Feast of Belshazzer | DT | thread |
| Feel So Near [Dougie Maclean] | thread | |
| Felix Kept on Walking [Words by Ed. E. Bryant, music by Hubert W. David ] | thread | |
| The Female Warrior | thread | |
| The Fenians of Cahirciveen | thread | |
| The Field Behind the Plow [Stan Rogers] | thread | |
| Fields of Clover [Jerry Rasmussen] (please see the linked thread for copyright information and how Jerry wants to handle permissions for performance, recording, etc.) | thread | |
| Fionnghuala (Lyrics embedded) | DT | |
| Firelock Stile | DT | |
| Firing The Mauritania | DT | thread |
| A Fisherman's Song For Attracting Seals | thread | |
| Fisherman's Wharf | thread | |
| The Fisherman's Wife (Midi made from notation in The Sang's the Thing, Sheila Douglas, 1992.) | DT | |
| The Fishermen's song | thread | |
| The Flat River Girl | DT | thread |
| Floating Down the Stream (The Fisher Ballad) (from the Folk Song Jamboree songbook, by Marais & Miranda) | thread | |
| Flower Lady [Ochs] | DT | thread |
| Flower of Scotland [Roy Williamson of the Corries] | DT | thread |
| The Flowers of Bermuda | DT | thread |
| Fly up my cock (2) (from Sam Henry's Songs of the People where it's called The Bonny Bushes Bright") | DT | |
| Fod (from The Folk Songs of North America, Alan Lomax, 1960) | thread | |
| Fogarty's Cove | thread | |
| Follow The Band | DT | thread |
| Follow the Drinking Gourd (from Lomax, American Ballads and Songs, 1934 - taken from the article by H.B. Parks) | thread | |
| Follow the Drinking Gourd (Weavers) (from The Weavers Song Book) | thread | |
| Fond Boy (tune used for 'the Enchanted Piss Pot' aka The Lancashire Cuckold; or The Country Parish-Clerk betray'd by a Conjuror's Inchanted Chamber-pot, Claude M. Simpson (The British Broadside Ballad and Its Music, 1966) gives the melody for Fond Boy, as published in the Thesaurus Musicus of 1693 and credited to Thomas Tollett.) | thread | |
| Foolin' Around (from GutBucketeer) | thread | |
| The Footboy (from The Penguin Book of Canadian Folk Songs, Edith Fowke) | thread | |
| Footprints in the Snow (as in the Max Hunter archive) | DT | thread |
| The Forsaken Maiden (Version of As Sylvie Lay Weeping version noted by Sabine Baring Gould from James Parsons of Lew Down, Devonshire, in October 1888: The Forsaken Maiden (A Maiden Sat A-Weeping)) | thread | |
| Forty Shades of Green | DT | thread |
| Foster's Mill (Karl Dallas' One Hundred Songs of Toil (1974) comment "This song was first published in Ballads and Songs magazine") | DT | |
| Four Able Physicians/ The Tunbridge Doctors | DT | thread |
| The Fox and the Hare | thread | |
| Friggin' In The Riggin' | DT | |
| From Buffalo to Troy (from The Canaller's Songbook, William Hullfish, 1984) | thread | |
| From Clare to Here | DT | |
| From the Cold Sod That O'er You (Ta/im si/nte ar do thuama) | thread | |
| Frosty's Denial [Jeri Corlew] | thread | |
| The Funeral | DT | |
| Funiculi, Funicula | DT | thread |
| Furry Day Carol | DT | |
| Future Blues | DT | thread |
| Galbally Farmer | thread | |
| The Gale of August,'27 | thread | |
| Gallant Ninety-Twa (rom notation in John Ord's Bothy Songs and Ballads, 1930.) | thread | |
| Galtee Mountain boy | thread | |
| Galway City | DT | thread |
| The Galway Shawl | DT | thread |