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Sheet Music, 1910-1919
Title
Authors
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Cry - Cryptid's Plea Mac Os X
ISBN
MUM00682, 0392
Description
Cover: drawing of a Caucasian couple, locked in an embrace; Publisher: Leo Feist Inc. (New York)
Subject Headings (Library of Congress)
Songs -- United States -- 20th Century; Popular Music -- United States
Relational Format
music score
Original Format
scores
Original Collection
Sheldon Harris Collection (MUM00682), Archives and Special Collections, University of Mississippi Libraries
Finding Aid
Lyrics
Lyrics:
First verse
Dear little girl, have I made you sad? Your lips are trembling so! Those bitter tears will drive me mad, Jealous of me I know! Do you believe there's another girl, Do you believe me untrue? Tho' I have wandered in life's gay whirl, You've called me back to you.
Chorus
I'm sorry, dear, so sorry, dear, I'm sorry I made you cry! Won't you forget? won't you forgive? don't let us say goodbye! One little word, one little smile, one little kiss won't you try? It breaks my heart to hear you sigh, I'm sorry I made you cry! I'm sorry, dear, so sorry, dear, I'm sorry I made you cry! Won't you forget? won't you forgive? don't let us say goodbye! One little word, one little smile, one little kiss won't you try? It breaks my heart to hear you sigh, I'm sorry I made you cry!
Second verse
Roses enrapture my thoughts with love, You are in ev'ry rose, And like the golden sun above, Your smile with heaven glows! My soul is thrill'd when the songbirds sing, I hear your voice calling me! Come let us woo like the birds in spring, Oh, listen to my plea!
(Chorus)
Content Disclaimer
The derogatory terms, images, and ideas that appear in some of this sheet music are not condoned by the University of Mississippi. They do represent the attitudes of a number of Americans at the times the songs were published. As such, it is hoped that the sheet music in this collection can aid students of music, history, and other disciplines to better understand popular American music and racial stereotypes from the 19th- and early 20th-centuries.
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SCARY CRYPTIDS
Here are what we believe to be the Top 10 SCARY CRYPTIDS. While some cryptids may be harmless, there are some of the SCARY CRYPTIDS that you would probably want to remain just a figment of your overactive imagination.
Here are the first 5 SCARY CRYPTIDS:
Cry - Cryptid's Plea Mac Os 11
10. Flatwoods Monster
It was a chilled night in September of 1952 in the quiet town of Flatwoods, West Virginia. Infinite golf (itch) mac os. The town wasn't anything remarkable, just a small slice of Braxton County so few knew about, but that all changed when residents of the tiny town were visited by an inhuman creature. It towered over even the tallest denizen, its 7' (2.1m) frame, spindly arms, clawed fingers, and pleated exoskeleton forever burned into their minds. The close encounter came shortly after an illuminated object scarred the blackened sky, drawing attention from the local children. After the creature departed, many witnesses complained of convulsions and vomiting, an alleged side effect of the mysterious traveler.
Lyrics
Lyrics:
First verse
Dear little girl, have I made you sad? Your lips are trembling so! Those bitter tears will drive me mad, Jealous of me I know! Do you believe there's another girl, Do you believe me untrue? Tho' I have wandered in life's gay whirl, You've called me back to you.
Chorus
I'm sorry, dear, so sorry, dear, I'm sorry I made you cry! Won't you forget? won't you forgive? don't let us say goodbye! One little word, one little smile, one little kiss won't you try? It breaks my heart to hear you sigh, I'm sorry I made you cry! I'm sorry, dear, so sorry, dear, I'm sorry I made you cry! Won't you forget? won't you forgive? don't let us say goodbye! One little word, one little smile, one little kiss won't you try? It breaks my heart to hear you sigh, I'm sorry I made you cry!
Second verse
Roses enrapture my thoughts with love, You are in ev'ry rose, And like the golden sun above, Your smile with heaven glows! My soul is thrill'd when the songbirds sing, I hear your voice calling me! Come let us woo like the birds in spring, Oh, listen to my plea!
(Chorus)
Content Disclaimer
The derogatory terms, images, and ideas that appear in some of this sheet music are not condoned by the University of Mississippi. They do represent the attitudes of a number of Americans at the times the songs were published. As such, it is hoped that the sheet music in this collection can aid students of music, history, and other disciplines to better understand popular American music and racial stereotypes from the 19th- and early 20th-centuries.
DOWNLOADS
Since September 02, 2019
Included in
African American Studies Commons, Music Commons
COinSTo view the content in your browser, please download Adobe Reader or, alternately,
you may Download the file to your hard drive.
NOTE: The latest versions of Adobe Reader do not support viewing PDF files within Firefox on Mac OS and if you are using a modern (Intel) Mac, there is no official plugin for viewing PDF files within the browser window.
SCARY CRYPTIDS
Here are what we believe to be the Top 10 SCARY CRYPTIDS. While some cryptids may be harmless, there are some of the SCARY CRYPTIDS that you would probably want to remain just a figment of your overactive imagination.
Here are the first 5 SCARY CRYPTIDS:
Cry - Cryptid's Plea Mac Os 11
10. Flatwoods Monster
It was a chilled night in September of 1952 in the quiet town of Flatwoods, West Virginia. Infinite golf (itch) mac os. The town wasn't anything remarkable, just a small slice of Braxton County so few knew about, but that all changed when residents of the tiny town were visited by an inhuman creature. It towered over even the tallest denizen, its 7' (2.1m) frame, spindly arms, clawed fingers, and pleated exoskeleton forever burned into their minds. The close encounter came shortly after an illuminated object scarred the blackened sky, drawing attention from the local children. After the creature departed, many witnesses complained of convulsions and vomiting, an alleged side effect of the mysterious traveler.
Megalodon
Cry - Cryptid's Plea Mac Os 11
9. Megalodon
That the megalodon was once a real predator of the murky waters of Earth is undeniable, but the oversized shark went from extinct prehistoric beast to aquatic cryptid when impossible sightings started to emerge. The megalodon once glided the waters of the Cenozoic Era, but some believe the near 60' (18 m) Carcharocles still stalks the hidden depths of the ocean. Sightings of megalodon date back to 1875, when teeth of the oversized shark were thought to be found in the HMS Challenger. In 2012, the show Shark Wranglers covered the tale of a 40' (12 m) shark found off the coast of a South African village.
8. Dover Demon
April 21st, 1977, 17-year-old William Bartlett is driving down Farm Street in the Massachusetts town of Dover when his eyes spot an irregularity on a nearby broken wall. Perched atop the cracked stone was a humanoid creature sporting tendril-like fingers and large eyes that glowed in the night. Within 24 hours, 15-year-old John Baxter and Abby Brabham stepped forward with their own account of the strange abnormality. The Dover Demon, a phrase coined by cryptozoologist Loren Coleman, started as a local legend but gained national recognition. Even almost 30 years later, Bartlett stands by his account, denouncing suggestions that it was a moose or a foal.
Mahaha
7. Mahaha
The Inuit people of northern Canada once feared the Arctic – not for the very real possibility that they could freeze to death – but because of a gaunt, icy humanoid with white eyes and stringy hair. Before White Walkers were written as the true slayers of the north, there was the Mahaha, a terror that could dig into flesh with its razor-sharp, foot-long claws, but instead used them to tickle its victims to death. Like an inhuman version of The Joker, the Mahaha was said to leave its victims with a motionless heart and a large smile frozen onto their face.
6. Popobawa
You hear it howling outside and are drawn to the last pups saddened cries. The moment you open the door, the intense odor of sulfur hits you, trailing through the air leading you directly to the dog, and it's at that moment you recall the legends of a shapeshifting winged monstrosity recognizable by a sulfurous smell. The unusual cryptid originated in Pemba, a Tanzanian island, and was responsible for an outbreak of hysteria in 1995. Locals believe Popobawa, or 'Bat Wing,' attacks households at night, sometimes violently and sexually abusing residents. Enhancing the legend, local hospitals report that they often treat victims of the mysterious cryptid.
Here are the second of the 5 SCARY CRYPTIDS:
Snallygaster
5. Snallygaster
The Snallygaster is coming for you. The Snallygaster will steal your children and devour all that you hold dear. The Snally … The Snallygast… The SNALLYGASTER! Oh, I'm sorry, it's really difficult to make this cryptid scary if I use its name, but… here we go! A flying monstrosity of the Washington D.C. and Frederick County, Maryland areas of the United States, this half-avian, half-reptilian dragon was said to suck the blood of its victims and could only be thwarted by seven-pointed stars. During the 1730s, German immigrants told of the Schneller Geist, or quick ghost, which gave way to the legend of the … the Snallygaster.
4. Jersey Devil
The Pine Barrens of New Jersey is a beautiful expanse of forestry, but locals for centuries have feared what lives within the dense greenery that so closely borders their homes. exactly what the Jersey Devil is remains a mystery, despite the many years it's spent terrorizing the east coast state, but the lore starts in 1735 with Mother Leeds. Pregnant for the 13th time, the exasperated mother inadvertently cursed herself, exclaiming 'Let this one be a devil!' Immediately after birth, the newborn transformed into a ghastly creature that killed much of the Leeds family before vanishing into the Pine Barrens. Large and winged are two characteristics often attributed to Jersey's resident devil.
J'ba Fofi
3. J'ba Fofi
An eight-legged terror that can stand up to 6' tall and a monstrosity of the Congolese forests, the J'ba Fofi sounds like some sort of extinct prehistoric critter or something dreamed up by a twisted mind. The people of the Congo, however, are adamant that the oversized arachnid actually exists, and sightings have been recorded as early as the 1890s expedition of Missionary Arthur Simes. Baka natives claim that the J'ba Fofi lives within abodes made of leaves and will spin large, circular webs to snare smaller animals and birds.
Cry - Cryptid's Plea Mac Os Catalina
2. Ya-Te-Veo
'The forest is alive,' he says, but you don't heed his warning. Clearly, the branches swaying in the moonlight have him spooked, and you press on through the Central American forestry. Not long into your bad decision, you start to see what he means. In the distance, a tree that towers over the rest, its branches moving impossibly, like a frantic squid. Taking a curious step forward, you see them much clearer now – they're not branches at all. They're the deadly serpentine extensions of the most unusual cryptid, a large carnivorous, man-eating tree known as Ya-Te-Veo.
Manananggal
1. Manananggal
A haunting face, leathery wings, a long and snaking tongue, the ability to detach its upper and lower halves – few things have sounded more horrifying than the manananggal, a vampiric legend born within the Philippines. With her tongue, the manananggal drinks the blood of her victims, typically pregnant women and the fetuses that they carry. While her upper half can fly around independently, her lower half is vulnerable to attacks, specifically salt, garlic, or ash, which can be fatal to this hideous cryptid. Capiz, a province of the Philippines, is thought to be home to a concentration of sightings of the manananggal.
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