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ref. 766351 — Warren Caplinger 1934. Paperwraps in light orange cardstock spine-stapled 8.8" 52 pages. Warren Caplinger had a long career with several bands including Cap Andy and Flip who broadcasted on WWVA in the 1930's. His "Nobody's Business" with the Cumberland Serenaders was a classic. This booklet has lyrics only to 52 other songs. Quite scarce. Are you happy or lonesome; Black sheep; Now you have come back to me; Liza Jane; You've got to walk that lonesome valley; Home sweet home to me; When the roses bloom again for the bootlegger; Sweet Marie; How beautiful heaven must be; The bald headed end of the broom; West Virginia blues; I've not long to stay here; Blue for you; Pumpkin pies that mother use to make; Going down the valley; Music man sung to tune of Rovin' gambler; Two little orphans; Who's that; Advice to wife seekers; Orphan children; Corena; Mother's gone; Advice to husband seekers; In the land where we'll never grow old; Green Valley waltz; In my dreams of the U.S.A.; No disappointments in heaven; Long toungue woman; Mourn Jerusalem mourn; The old home Jim; Sarah Jane; Saro; The old songs; Here rattler here; The old fashioned cabin; Hokum quartet; Tieing the leaves; Devilish Mary; Roan County prison song; On the banks of that silvery stream; Will it be you; The hill billy; If I could hear my mother pray again; What'll I do with the baby-o; Miner's child's dream; My southern mountain home; Will the circle be unbroken; Mississippi Valley blues; Give me the dear old mountains; Faded flowers; This world would lose it's motion my love; Take me home. Good to Very Good: solid name on lower front cover. Warren Caplinger, 1934. unknown