The Fireman’s Death, 32 The Fireman’s Boy, 33 The Girl I Left behind Me, 70 The Gold-Digger’s Lament, 48 The Indian Hunter, 30 The Old Oaken Bucket, 52 The Old Whiskey Jug, 37 The Other Side of Jordan, 42 The Pirate’s Serenade, 51 The Yellow Rose of Texas, 8 Ten O’Clock; or, Remember, Love, Remember, 47 Tilda Horn, 71 True Blue, 56 To the West, 24 Uncle Ned, 65 Unhappy Jeremiah, 66 Vilikins and his Dinah, 24 We Miss Thee at Home, 29 What will Mrs. Grundy Say? 15 Woodman, Spare that Tree, 60 BEADLE’S 5 DIME SONG BOOK No. 3. I’d Choose to be a Daisy. Copied by permission of FIRTH, POND & CO., 547 Broadway, owners of the copyright. I’d choose to be a daisy, If I might be a flower, My petals closing softly At twilight’s quiet hour, And waking in the morning When falls the early dew, To welcome heaven’s bright sunshine, And heaven’s bright tear-drops too. _Chorus._--I’d choose to be a daisy, If I might be a flower, My petals closing softly At twilight’s quiet hour. I love the gentle Lily, It looks so meek and fair, But daisies I love better, For they grow everywhere, The lilies bloom so sadly, In sunshine or in shower, But daisies still look upward, However dark the hour. _Chorus._--I’d choose to be a daisy, &c. Bonny Jean. 6 Copied by permission of FIRTH, POND & CO., 547 Broadway, N. Y. owners of the copyright.