Citations:come-all-ye
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English citations of come-all-ye, come-all-yes, and come-all-ye's
- A popular Irish ballad
- 1901 Manus O'Conor Irish come-all-ye's; a repository of ancient Irish songs and ballads--comprising patriotic, descriptive, historical and humorous gems, characteristic of the Irish race (Popular Publishing: New York)
- 1946 "Club Continental, St Moritz Hotel, New York" Billboard 29 Jun 1946, p.49:
- This small, intimate room, with its effective new decoration, is the perfect setting for Chirper Ray Heatherton, who scores heavily with his ditties and come - all - yes. Surprisingly enough, in this rather plush setting, the Irish songs get the crowd, [etc.]
- 1993 Hugh Shields Narrative Singing in Ireland: Lays, Ballads, Come-All-Yes and Other Songs (Irish Academic Press: Dublin)