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I have a silent Sorrow here.

R. B. Shiridan (lyricist); Devonshire (composer) (J. Hewitt's Musical Repository, No.131 William Street, [n.d.])

I Have Come From a Happy Land. The Celebrated Dancing Girl's Song.

R. A. Smith (arranger) (Parker & Ditson, 135 Washington Street, [n.d.])

I Have Flown From the Cup of the Blue Hare-Bell. The Fairy's Song.

Mrs. Turnbrill (composer); Walter Turnbull (composer) (E. Riley, 29 Chatham St., [n.d.])

I Have Fruit I Have Flow'rs.

Unknown author (Published by A. Imbert, No.233 Broadway, [n.d.])

I Have Gazed on the Face of the Lovely. Ballad.

Stephen C. Massett (composer) (Prentiss, 33 Court Street, 1843)

I Have Got the Blues To Day! A Comic Ballad.

Miss Sarah M. Graham (composer); Gustave Blessner (composer) (Firth Pond & Co., No.1 Franklin Sq., 1850)

I Have Just One Heart For Just One Boy.

Sergeant Irving Berlin (composer lyricist) (Irving Berlin, Inc., 1571 B'Way., 1918)

I Have Lov'd Thee Mary Jamieson. Ballad.

John Daniel (composer) (Dubois & Stodart, 167 Broadway, [n.d.])

I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee [two arrangements].

Mrs. Robinson (composer); Mr. Hook (composer) (Carr's Music Store, 36 Market Street, [n.d.])

I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee.

Mrs. Robinson (composer); Mr. Hook (composer) (G. Graupner, No. 6 Franklin Street, [n.d.])

I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly Lov'd Thee.

Mrs. Robinson (composer); Mr. Hook (composer) (G.E. Blake, [n.d.])

I Have Lov'd Thee, Dearly. A Favorite Song.

Mr. Hook (composer) (Firth, Hall & Co., 1 Franklin Sqe., [n.d.])

I Have Lov'd Thee. With Variations for the Piano Forte.

Unknown author (G. Willig's Music Store, [n.d.])

I Have Missed You Mollie Darling. Song & Chorus.

Arthur W. French (lyricist); Henry Tucker (composer) (Wm. Hall & Son, 754 Broadway, 1872)

I Have No Home. Song & Chorus.

Will. S. Hays (composer lyricist) (J.L. Peters, 1873)

I Have No Mother Now. Ballad.

Fred Miller (composer) (Blodgett & Bradford, 209 Main St., 1858)

I Have No Mother Now. Song and Chorus.

H. A. Clark (composer) (J.J. Daly, No. 419 Grand Street, 1857)

I Have Something To Say To You.

Carroll Fleming (lyricist); Robert A. Keiser (composer) (Leo Feist, 134 West 37th Street, 59 Dearborn Street, 1903)

I Have Waited for Thy Coming. Ballad.

Wm. Vincent Wallace (composer) (William Hall & Son, 239 Broadway, 1856)

I Haven't Been in New York Very Long. Song.

Maude Nugent (composer lyricist) (T.B. Harms & Co., 18 East 22nd St., 1896)