[22,371]
[125
dep. 8 March 1862
S. Winner]
Repsectfully Dedicated to
Miss Emily H. Winner.
"MUSIC SWEET"
for the Piano Forte.

1 THE COZY NOOK
2 BID ME GOOD BYE
3 THE REVILLE
4 STAR SPANGLED BANNER
5 ABRAHAMS DAUGHTER
6 JOHNNY IS GONE FOR A SOLDIER
7 PRIZE RONDO
8 KINIKINICK POLKA
9 NATIONAL MELODIES
10 RAPTURE WALTZ

11 BANNER MARCH
12 FIRST OF APRIL SCHOTTISCH
13 "SOLITAIRE" SCHOTTISCH
14 MAINED PRAYER
15 ZOUAVE SCHOTTISCHE
16 FIRST LOVE REDOWA
17 INVERARY WALTZ
18 CELN NEVIS MAZOURKA
19 JURA POLKA
20 ARGYLE MARCH
21 CAMDEN GRAND MARCH
22 TIC TAC POLKA

[No. 6]
"Johnny Is Gone for a Soldier"
[8 Mar 1862; 12 Jan 1863]
[[by Septimus Winner (1827-1902)]

Philadelphia, PA: SEP. WINNER, 531 Nth 8th St.
[COPYRIGHT
Jan 12 1863
LIBRARY]
[M 1640
  .J]
[Source: civilwardigital.com]

1. I trace these gardens o’er and o’er,
Meditate on each sweet flow’r,
Thinking of each happy hour
Oh Johnny is gone for a Soldier.

CHORUS 1-5.
Schoola Shoola Shool agrah,
Time can only heal my woe,
Since the lad of my heart from me did go,
Oh, Johnmy is gone for a Soldier.

2. Some say my love is gone to France,
There his fortune to advance,
And if I find him it’s but a chance,
Oh! Johnny is gone for a Soldier.

3. I’ll sell my frock, I’ll sell my wheel,
I’ll buy my love a sword of steel,
So in the battle he may reel,
Oh, Johnmy is gone for a Soldier.

4. I wish I was on yonder hill,
It’s there I’d sit and cry my fill,
So ev’ ry tear might turn a mill,
Oh, Johnny is gone for a Soldier.

5. I’ll dye my dress all over red,
And o’er the world I’ll beg my bread,
So all my friend may think me dead,
Oh Johnny is gone for a Soldier.