| Singers in the Halls were not shy about giving advice about how to live your life. The songs were sometimes referred to as “motto songs” … |
| Convivial Man, The |
| Free and easy |
| Help a lame-dog over a stile |
| Help one another boys; never push a man when he’s going downhill |
| It’s not the miles we travel but the pace that kills |
| Motto for everyman, A |
| Old Adam was father of all |
| Paddle your own canoe |
| Pulling hard against the stream |
| Wait for the turn of the tide |
| Wait til the work comes round |
| We all came into the world with nothing |
| Where there’s a will there’s a way |
| Work boys work and be contented |
| You never miss your water till the well runs dry |