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Somerset composers and musicians
Rough sketches of Bath, epistles and other poems (1819)
Fifty lyrical ballads (1829)
Rough sketches of Bath and other poems (1820)
Songs, ballads and other poems: with a memoir of the author (1857)
Songs, ballads and other poems: with a memoir of the author (1844) [vol. 2, ]
Songs, ballads and other poems (1844) [vol. 1, ]
Rough sketches of Bath: imitations of Horace, lines on Caraboo, and other poems (1817)
Psyche: or, songs on butterflies &c, attempted in Latin rhyme, with a few additional trifles (1828)
O leave me to my sorrow: ballad sung ... at the Bath concerts ... ([18--])
She watched for him ([18--])
Isle of beauty ([18--])
In happier hours! ([1826?])
I'll not throw away the flower: ballad ([18--])
Oh! no, we never mention her ([1867])
Oh! where do fairies hide their heads ([18--])
The butterfly was a gentleman: song ([1830?])
Lilla's a lady! ([1863])
Let us talk of the past: ballad ([1825?])
Oh! tis the melody: ballad ([1827?])
Oh! deem not that I love her less: ballad ([1829])
Oh, sing me no new songs tonight: ballad ([18--])
Over desert, over mountain: a cavatina ([18--])
Ne'er spurn the hand in kindness given: ballad ([1835?])
My own blue bell: ballad (c.1830)
May thy lot in life be happy ([1825])
Listen! dear Fanny, my serenade ([1830?])
Round my own pretty rose: ballad (c.1830)
She wore a wreath of roses: ballad ([18--])
Sigh not for summer flowers ([1830?])
She weeps o'er the trinkets he gave her: ballad ([18--])
Well I remember that meeting (c.1835)
She wore a wreath of roses: ballad (c.1845)
Sweet sister Fay ([1828?])
Over the lake: song ([18--])
The old bachelor: song (c.1875)
The knight is on his steed again: ballad ([18--])
Tell me he lives ([18--])
Have you broken their bread ([18--])
The happy valley: or, "Oh! after many roving years" (c.1840)
He lived to dwell contentedly upon his native plain: the answer to the soldier's tear, ballad ([18--])
What is London's last new lion?: no. 5 of a series of songs of fashionable life ([18--])
For fifteen springs I have been out, and I am thirty-three: no. 4 of a series of songs of fashionable life ([18--])
Sing me a melody: ballad ([1874])
The archery meeting: no. 2 of a series of songs of fashionable life ([1833])
The old kirk-yard: ballad (c.1845)
The old house at home: ballad (c.1840)
The unwilling bride: romance ([18--])
The pilot: song ([18--])