Make three-fourths of a cross
March winds and April showers
Market Square
Mary had a little lamb - Melody
Mary Mary Quite Contrary
Master I have and I am his man
Master Riddle-me-Roo
Matthew Mark Luke and John
Merry are the bells
Mica Mica parva stella - Melody
Miss One Two and Three
Missing
Mock Turtle's Song
Molly and I
Monday's Child is Fair of Face
Mother may I go and bathe
Mr and Mrs Discobbolos
Mr East gave a feast
Mr Ibister and Betsy his sister
Mr Punchinello
Mrs Jaypher found a wafer
Mrs Mason broke a bason
Multiplication is Vexation
My father died a month ago
My father he died
My father left me three acres of land
My father was a Frenchman
My Lady Wind
My Little Old Man
My mother and your mother
My mother said that I never should
My pretty maid Mary
Nature needs but five
Needles and Pins
Now Christmas is come
Now I lay me down to sleep
Now what do you think of little Jack Jingle
O dear what can the matter be - Melody
O don't you remember a long time ago
O hush thee my baby
O my aged Uncle Arly
O Poor Robinson Crusoe
O rare Harry Parry
O Susanna's a funny old man - Melody
O that I was where I would be
O the little rusty dusty miller
O what have you got for dinner Mrs Bond
O Where O Where Is My Little Dog Gone
Of all the gay birds
Old Abram Brown
Old Boniface he loved good cheer
Old chairs to mend
Old Farmer Giles
Old Father Greybeard
Old King Cole was a merry old soul
Old Mistress M'Shuttle
Old Mother Goose
Old Mother Hubbard
Old Mother Niddity Nod
Old Mother Shuttle
Old Sir Simon the king
Old woman old woman shall we go a-shearing
On Christmas Eve I turned the spit
On Saturday night
On the Coast of Coromandel
On the top of the Crumpetty Tree
Once I saw a little bird
Once Mr Daddy Long-Legs
Once there lived side by side, two little maids - Melody
One ery two ery ickery Ann
One ery two ery tickery seven
One I love two I love
One Misty Moisty Morning
One to make ready
One Two Buckle My Shoe
One two three four
One two three four five catching fishes all alive
One two three I love coffee
One two whatever you do
One's none two's some
Oranges and Lemons
Over the Water to Charley
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