| ACT 1 | Sung By |
| De Bo'd of Education | Brother Doolittle ("Bode Edjicashun") and Brother Doless ("Bode Edjicashun") |
| The Little Choo-Choo, Gee-Gee | Edward Jackson (a graduate of Tuskegee) and Hunter Wilson (janitor, Lincolnville Institute) |
| Just How Much I Love You | Edward Jackson (a graduate of Tuskegee) |
If Adam Hadn't Seen the Apple Tree (music by Robert Cole; lyrics by Robert Cole) | Hunter Wilson (janitor, Lincolnville Institute) and Picks |
| I'll Always Love Old Dixie | Martha Jones (lady principal) and Girls |
| Run, Brudder Rabbit, Run | Napoleon Bonaparte Lumpkins (the snowball) and Ophelia (the village pride) |
| ACT 2 | Sung By |
| Southland | Edward Jackson (a graduate of Tuskegee), Martha Jones (lady principal) and Male Chorus |
Li'l Gal (lyrics by Paul Laurence Dunbar) | Edward Jackson (a graduate of Tuskegee) and Chorus |
| The Ghost of Deacon Brown | Hunter Wilson (janitor, Lincolnville Institute) and Chorus |
On the Gay Luneta (music by James Reese Europe; lyrics by Robert Cole) | Lieutenant Dixon (Co. G., 54th U.S.V.) and Chorus |
| Lemmons | Hunter Wilson (janitor, Lincolnville Institute) |
| ACT 3 | Sung By |
| We've Been to Boston Town | Company |
Who Do You Love? (lyrics by Robert Cole) | Napoleon Bonaparte Lumpkins (the snowball) and Ophelia (the village pride) |
| Floating Down the Nile | Edward Jackson (a graduate of Tuskegee) |
| Down in the Philippines | Hunter Wilson (janitor, Lincolnville Institute) and Grizelle (a Filipino dancer) |
| The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground | Entire Company |