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| THE EARTH ONLY ENDURES | |
| Traditional Sioux Native American death song, published in Dee Brown's book "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee". Set to music by MS. Waterboys studio version available on "The Secret Life Of The Waterboys 81-85" and live version on "The Live Adventures Of The Waterboys". | |
| EVANGELINE | |
| Written by Ian McNabb and sung by Ian during Mike Scott show, Liverpool 1997. Ian's original version available on "The Best Of The Icicle Works" (Beggars Banquet Bega 124 CD ) | |
| EVER TO BE NEAR YE | |
| Robert Burns (1759-1796) lyric set to music by MS | |
| EVERYTHING IS BROKEN | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album, "Oh Mercy". | |
| EXCEPT YOU (Nobody 'Cept You) | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "The Bootleg Series Volume 1". | |
| EXIT SONG (For A Film) | |
| Radiohead song from "OK Computer" (Parlophone 1997). Extract performed at Mike Scott show, Oslo 1997. | |
| THE FAIRY DANCE | |
| Scottish traditional fiddle tune from repertoire of Colin Blakey. | |
| FOREVER YOUNG | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "Planet Waves". Alternate tune version on his album "Biograph"; this version performed by Mike Scott and Sharon Shannon on "The Late Late Show"(available on video). | |
| THE FOUR AGES OF MAN | |
| Poem by W.B. Yeats. Published in most Yeats collections. Performed by Waterboys during 1986 versions of "Spirit", and available on "The Live Adventures Of The Waterboys". | |
| GARAGELAND | |
| Written by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones. Original on "The Clash". | |
| GET OFF MY CLOUD | |
| Written by Jagger/Richards. Original on most Rolling Stones compilations. | |
| GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original (Girl Of The North Country) on his album "The Freewheelin Bob Dylan". | |
| GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "Slow Train Coming". | |
| GREEN GROW THE RASHES-O | |
| Lyric by Robert Burns, music Scottish traditional. | |
| HEARTBREAK HOTEL | |
| The Elvis Presley classic. | |
| HEY BO DIDDLEY | |
| Written by Bo Diddley. Original available on "Bo Diddley His Best : The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection". | |
| HONKY TONKIN' | |
| Written by Hank Williams. Original available on his albums "Honky Tonkin" and "Best Of". | |
| HOUND DOG | |
| The Elvis Presley classic written by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller. | |
| THE HUMOURS OF CASTLEFIN | |
| Traditional Irish reel learnt from version by Noel Hill and Tony McMahon on their album "At Knocknagree". | |
| I BELIEVE IN YOU | |
| Written by Neil Young. Original on his album "After The Goldrush". | |
| IF YOU'RE HAPPY,LORD SING ABOUT IT | |
| Hothouse Flowers song sung by their singer, Liam O'Maonlai during Waterboys show,Dublin 1989. | |
| I'LL BE YOUR BABY TONIGHT | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "John Wesley Harding". | |
| IMAGINE | |
| Written by John Lennon,original on his album "Imagine". | |
| I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY | |
| Written by Hank Williams. Original available on "Hank Williams 40 Greatest Hits". | |
| I REMEMBER SHOWBANDS | |
| Written by Padraig Stevens and performed with Mike Scott at "The West's Awake" festival, Tuam, Ireland, 1991. Padraig also played on "The Stolen Child" on "Fisherman's Blues". | |
| I THREW IT ALL AWAY | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "Nashville Skyline". | |
| IT'S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE | |
| Written by Bob Dylan. Original on his album "Bringing It All Back Home". | |
| IT AIN'T WHAT YOU DO (IT'S THE WAY THAT YOU DO IT) | |
| 1930's jazz standard. | |
| IT TAKES A WORRIED MAN (Worried Man Blues) | |
| Written by A.P.Carter. Original version on The Carter Family "Worried Man Blues -1930" album. Also recorded by Woody Guthrie. | |
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