I learned this song in 1997 during a semester abroad at the University of Limerick, Ireland. Traditional Irish. Sung by Tisha Dolton

Me Dark Eyed Sailor- trad. Irish- sung by Tisha Dolton

Columbia's Daughters was a US suffrage song set to the tune "Hold the Fort." Lyrics circa 1888 by Harriet H. Robinson. Public domain. Sung here by Tisha Dolton

Columbia's Daughters

Suffrage song from 1912. Tune is Bring Back My Bonnie to Me (public domain). Sung by Tisha Dolton 2015

Bring It to Pass in the Year

Published in the newspaper, Philadelphia Minerva in 1795, this may be the first women's rights song published in the US. The tune is "My Country Tis of Thee", or "Good Save the King/Queen." Lyrics are "By a Lady." Public Domain. Sung here by Tisha Dolton

Rights Of Woman

From "Equal Suffrage Song Sheaf" by Eugenie M. Raye-Smith, 1912. This song is set to the tune of "Yankee Doodle." Sung here by Tisha Dolton

Votes for Women, Sure to Win

The New America (1883)

Set Your Daughters Free (1912)

Keep Woman in Her Sphere (1882)

Rights of Woman (1795)- 9 verses

March of the Women (1911 Ethel Smyth/ Cecily Hamilton)

Uncle Sam's Wedding (1884)

Equality Before the Law (1882)

Yankee Doodle Revised (1882)

"The Water is Wide (For Great-Uncle John)" Traditional with additional lyrics by Tisha Dolton

Redwork aficionado, vocalist, book lover, historian, archivist, Suffrage Movement devotee, feminist, Seattle Seahawks fan, mother...

I don't play an instrument, so my stuff on here will be unaccompanied. All songs are public domain.

Tisha Dolton

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