C research file Research file compiled by Max Tyler containing information on various artists and songs categorised under C. Contains: Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The cabbie's lament, or, crawl, crawl, crawl', written by Wal Pink, composed by George Le Brunn. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Cecil! (I want to nestle!)', words by Con West, music by Jack Hylton. Photocopy of songsheet 'As the church bells chime', sung by Charles Chaplin, written by Norton Atkins, composed by Felix McGlennon. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken (lay a little egg for me)', by Fred Holt, Thomas McGhee and Irving King. Photocopy of songsheet 'Captain Cuffs of the glorious buffs', sung by Arthur Lloyd, written and composed by Frank W. Egerton. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Can't you go further than that?', sung by Wilkie Bard, words and music by Frank Leo. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The cake walk craze', written, composed and sung by W.W. Whitlock. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The chairman's lament'. Photocopy of sheet music for 'Charming weather' by Lionel Monckton, with handwritten lyrics on reverse. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The cabby, or, I'm an old 'un on the job', written by Fred Thomas, composed by Alfred Lee, sung by Tom Bass. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Come for a stroll by the sea', written and composed by Ernest Longstaffe. Photocopy of songsheet 'That Charlie Chaplin walk', words and music by Nat D. Ayer. Printed webpage from James Joyce Online Notes, featuring a songsheet cover for 'Come where the booze is cheaper', sung by Charles Coborn. Photocopy of handwritten sheet music and lyrics for 'Cosy' (unknown author). Photocopy of songsheet 'Come round London with me', words by Clifford Grey and Nat D. Ayer, music by Nat D. Ayer. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'The coronation girls'. Photocopy of handwritten sheet music and lyrics for 'The coronation girls' (unknown author). Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Come down and open the door, love', written by A. Sutherd, composed and sung by Slade Murray. Photocopy of handwritten sheet music and lyrics for 'The trouble with the income tax' (unknown author). Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green', words and music by Lionel Monckton. Photocopy of songsheet 'The city waif, or, the streets of London Town', written by J.P. Harrington, composed by George Le Brunn, sung by Jenny Mills. Printed copy of email to Max Tyler to Chris Simmons regarding a song about a chimney sweep. Dated May 2014. Photocopy of sheet music and lyrics for 'Come along up in the flip-flap!', words by Ballard MacDonald, music by Jas. W. Tate.