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MUSICPOP 1945-SM | The hawthorn tree : song with piano / | 1 |
MUSICPOP 1946 |
Pretending. Somewhere in the night. Seems like old times. Sooner or later. South America, take it away. Coax me a little bit. I've always loved you. I've never forgotten. Oh come my love. Like light of star. Mountain high, valley low. One-zy, two-zy : I love you-zy. Syncopated clock. This is my commandment. Those white lace collars. Who do you love I hope. Zip-a-dee doo-dah. That's where I came in. Toolie oolie doolie. Water of life. Agatha Morley. Ev'rybody has a laughing place. Do you love me. Far away island. And so to bed. Just squeeze me. Lonesome grove. Midnight masquerade. Sing to my heart a song. If you must cry over someone : why can't it be over me. Moon over Brooklyn. Divorce me c.o.d. Thank you. There were two swans. Things we did last summer. Blue skies / Through a thousand dreams. Put the blame on mame. Beside you. The Christmas song : (Chestnuts roasting on an open fire) / A gal in Calico / I don't know why. I'll close my eyes / April showers / The girl that I marry / All by myself / Anniversary song / Heavenly grass / It couldn't be true : (or could it?) / Love of my life. Pigalle. Garden in the rain. Rumors are flying. Full moon and empty arms / You call everybody darling / You make me feel so young. Old devil moon. Along Azalea trail. Oh, little river. Time and time again. Where does the road lead. Wyoming. Ole buttermilk sky. There's no one but you. To each his own. Uncle Remus said. You'll always be the one I love. Zip-a-dee doo dah. All through the day. Anything goes. As the years go by. Christmas song. Gang that sang "Heart of my heart" Hail Colorado. How do you do? Doin' what comes natur'lly. Don't be a baby baby. Either it's love or it isn't. I wish you love. Life can be beautiful. Nazareth. I'm a big girl now. In love in vain. In the moon mist. Little road to Bethlehem. Oh, but I do. I'd be lost without you. Little patch o' land. Psalm of praise. Rainbow at midnight. Rainy night in Rio. Golden earrings. Hush-a-bye island. It's a good day. Laughing on the outside. Jungle jingles. Kentucky waltz. Now is the hour : Maori farewell song. Old lamp-lighter. Sonata. Song of David. Sound of the trees. Surrender / Linda. Managua nicaragua. The whole world is singing my song / Stone cold dead in the mark. Think on these things. This is always. Since first I saw your face. Trust in the Lord. Do, Lord. My sugar is so refined. I fall in love with you every day. Moonshine lullaby. Bazaar. Cotton-eyed Joe. Come unto me. Memory. There's no business like show business. If this isn't love. All dressed up with a broken heart. Rose of Washington Square. I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate. Rock-a-bye your baby with a Dixie melody. How are things in Glocca Morra / More than you know. Guilty. Five minutes more. I'm always chasing rainbows. So would I. Emperor Waltz. Go to sleepy, little baby. I love an old fashioned song. Who told you that lie? You were only fooling. |
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MUSICPOP 1946-D |
I'll share it all with you / I got the sun in the morning / Along with me / Changing my tune / The Christmas song : (Chestnuts roasting on an open fire) / Colonel Buffalo Bill / Going my way = C'est mon chemin / A gal in Calico / Aren't you kind of glad we did? / Don't fence me in = Vivre ma vie / Anything you can do / Gotta get me somebody to love / I got lost in his arms / I'll close my eyes / For sentimental reasons / How lucky you are / The girl that I marry / Getting nowhere / I'm a bad bad man / Anniversary song / |
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MUSICPOP 1946-K |
E-bob-o-lee-bop / Guitar Polka : (Old Monterey) / A gal in Calico / I'll close my eyes / Margie / Anniversary song / Los dos : tango for piano / There's no one but you. Why does it get so late so early? Day is over. I want to start dreaming again. Love is on a holiday. I sent my love. I shall not lack for music. If this isn't love. Nordic lullaby. Whispering pines. These woods of light and shadow. Fool that I am. Too many times. Hushed are the stars. Pȧcinǵ / |
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MUSICPOP 1947 |
Something for nothing. Raising of the son of the widow of nain. Smoke! smoke! smoke! Beyond the purple hills. Near you. Nearing the shore. With a hey and a hi and a ho ho ho. Wedding prayer. Faucon. Bliss vanished yesterday. All my life. All my love. Highway to love. If I only had a match. It's the sentimental thing. Lordly Hudson. Ask anyone who knows. It's the same old dream. Thousand and one nights. Time after time / Softly as in a morning sunrise. Humoresque. Ain'tcha ever comin' back / Sixteen tons. April in Paris. As years go by / Almost like being in love / On the old spanish trail. Autumn leaves = Les Feuilles Mortes. Chi-Baba Chi-Baba : (my Bambino go to sleep) / My heart is a hobo. Star dust / I believe / The heather on the hill / A fellow needs a girl / Feudin' and fightin' / Apple blosson time / How soon? : (will I be seeing you) / I'll dance at your wedding / An apple blossom wedding / Gonna get a girl. Long after tonight : slow fox trot version / The Swiss boy = Schweizer bub' / Autumn leaves. Dickey-bird song. Brother Will, brother John / Don't you love me anymore / Early autumn. It only happens when I dance with you : sung by Judy Garland and Fred Astaire in the M.G.M. picture "Easter parade" / Roses in the rain. Molly Malone. Love somebody. Put your shoes on, Lucy. What did I do? Story of Sorrento. I wonder who's kissing her now. Midnight. -- And Mimi / Passing by. Naughty Angeline. Road I have chosen. Bonnie lassie. I wonder, I wonder, I wonder. C'est si bon. Jolie Blonde. Love me, love me, love me. Passing fancy. Rose family. Serenade of the bells. Woody woodpecker. You started something. All this has happened. April in Portugal. As on the night. Casanova cricket. Galway bay. Friendly mountains. Greatest of these. Hosanna to the son of David. Beg your pardon. Ballerina. I'll hold you in my heart. Little Jack Frost get lost. Night and day. Open the door Richard. I'm a whistlin' I'm a-comin' a-courtin' Corabelle. Ivy. La vie en rose. Kate. Oh, je souffe. Little worm. Put yourself in my place. Rally 'round for freedom. Bright is the ring of words. Deep down in your heart. Here comes Santa Claus. Hills of Colorado. Too fat polka. It occurred long ago. Jimmy. Maiden sang. On a quiet conscience. On the avenue. Maybe you'll be there. Miracle of the bells. Tree in the meadow. Tom Dooley. There'll be some changes made. Twilight trail. Think on these things. Teardrops in my heart. Tea for two / Red top. Lady from 29 palms. You do. Teddy bears' picnic. Tallahassee. Christmas dreaming. What's the use of dreaming. But beautiful. Couple of swells. Stars will remember. Alice blue gown. Marie. Peg o' my heart. Hello! ma baby. Star dust /cMusic by Hoagy Carmichael; words by Mitchell Parish; French translation by Yvette Baruch. Mam'selle. Bella Bella Marie. Echo said no. I still get jealous / I WISH I DIDN'T LOVE YOU SO. |
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MUSICPOP 1947-CP |
Colorado's calling / Our colorado / |
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MUSICPOP 1947-D |
That thing called love / Come to the Mardi Gras : (não tenho lagrimas) / Ain'tcha ever comin' back / I kiss your hand, madame = Je rêve de vos yeux, madame / Almost like being in love / Boulevard of memories / Chi-Baba Chi-Baba : (my Bambino go to sleep) / I believe / The heather on the hill / Don't tell me / A fellow needs a girl / Feudin' and fightin' / Forgiving you / An old sombrero : (and an old Spanish shawl) / How soon? : (will I be seeing you) / I'll dance at your wedding / I love you yes I do / An apple blossom wedding / -- And Mimi / Colorado's calling / Across the alley from the Alamo / Help me to help my neighbor / Civilization : bongo, bongo, bongo / |
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MUSICPOP 1947-K |
Mahzel : (means good luck) / Mother Machree / Miss Lou Rose. I kiss your hand, madame = Je rêve de vos yeux, madame / Ships that pass in the night. Log cabin lady / Breezes from the hilltop. Long after tonight : slow fox trot version / Serenade of the bells. Ivy. Papa, won't you dance with me? : from "High button shoes" / Tau nu : messengers of love ; waltz / Lord hath done great things for thee. Tree in the meadow. Desire. I'm stickin' around. Pianissimo. In the beginning. Sleep not, little one. Sonnet. But beautiful. Every day's my birthday. Fella with an umbrella. Kokomo, Indiana. San Francisco. |
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MUSICPOP 1947-SM |
The greatest of these : for voice and piano / At the well : song for high voice with piano / |
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MUSICPOP 1948 |
Spring is swinging' up the lane / Senorita / Bread and gravy / By the way. Cinderella. Daddy-o. O sing unto the Lord a new song : sacred solo for Easter ; soprano or tenor / Old fashioned song / Praise the Lord, his glories show : a hymn of praise / Let's take an old-fashioned walk. You can't be true = Du kannst nicht treu Sein / You can't be true, dear / Where in the world : but in America / Who knows? / Dreamy lullaby : words and music by Bennie Benjamin, George Weiss, and Frankie Carle. Hiawatha's mittens. Lord bless you and keep you. It's a most unusual day. Manana : is soon enough for me. The pussy cat song : nyow! nyot nyow! / Red roses for a blue lady / Down by the station / "A" - you're adorable : the alphabet song / Lavender blue dilly dilly. Again / How do I love thee / Buttons and bows : as sung by Bob Hope in the Paramount picture "Paleface" / You were only fooling : while I was falling in love / Where the sun is always shining : (in the Colorado hills) / Down yonder / Say something sweet to your sweetheart / Nature boy / Here I'll stay / Rambling rose / Mañana : is soon enough for me / S-h-i-n-e / Heartbreaker / Matinee / Sea-fever / Why can't you behave / Powder your face with sunshine : smile! smile! smile! / Whispering / My happiness / The night has a thousand eyes / Nature boy. On a slow boat to China / You're breaking my heart / Once in love with Amy / Clancy lowered the boom! / Miami : play-ground of the U.S.A. / Wunderbar / Tennessee waltz / Minnesota polka / Where is the one / The birthday of a king : Christmas song / The melancholy minstrel / These precious things / A bluebird singing in my heart : (the la, la, la, la song) / Candy kisses / Far away places / I wish somebody cared enough to cry. Lonesome for you / Situation wanted. Forever and ever / Hair of gold, eyes of blue / You can't be true dear. Just for now. Just a little loving. Last thing I want is your pity. Every day I love you. When is sometime? / A new Christmas morning, hallelujah / The best time of the day / Blue shadows on the trail / The blue skirt waltz / Bouquet of roses / Goodbye my Coney Island baby. How many tears must fall. Everybody loves somebody. Hooray for love. I love you so much it hurts. I remember mama. It's magic. My own true love / Palm Sunday / Prayer for those at home : op.23 no.3 / Jazz me blues. Laroo laroo lilli bolero. Little "Lordeen" I'll say I do. Irish lullaby. Put 'em in a box, tie 'em with a ribbon : and throw 'em in the deep blue sea / Calvary. Deck of cards. Haunted heart. Little bird told me. My darling, my darling / Brush those tears from your eyes / So in love / Sunflower / Melancholy minstrel. What did I do? / Ev'ry day I love you. I need your smile. Sorrento. Tell me a story. Were thine that special face / I hate men. Dream is a wish your heart makes. Love somebody. Thank you / The silent stars / In the shadow of the Great Divide. Night has a thousand eyes. Colorado moon. Daniel. For you. I'll be home for Christmas. Thanks be to God / Tennessee waltz = Tenesh⁻i warutsh / I want to go back to Michigan : down on the farm. Say it isn't so / Little white lies. I've got my love to keep me warm. Busy doing nothing / Tennessee Waltz. I'd love to live in Loveland. Cabaret. God lives in my heart / The sheik of Araby / Sorrento : torna a surriento / Tell me a story / |
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MUSICPOP 1948-D |
Confess / Down by the station / "A" - you're adorable : the alphabet song / Cuanto le gusta : (La parranda) / Again / Ah, but it happens / Buttons and bows : as sung by Bob Hope in the Paramount picture "Paleface" / By the way / Down yonder / Here I'll stay / Always true to you in my fashion / I love you so much it hurts / |
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MUSICPOP 1948-K |
The moon is always bigger on a Saturday night / Nothing to me / Take her to your heart again / Mistletoe kiss polka / Once and for always / In the market place of old Monterey. I like it better all the time. Weep no more. Maharajah of Magador. Too much love. What's heaven to me without you. Down by the station / Ah, but it happens / Here's to San Francisco / Buttons and bows : as sung by Bob Hope in the Paramount picture "Paleface" / Dream girl. Down yonder / Christmas lights. Madrid : schottis / The miracle of the bells / Grieving for you / Beatin', bangin', 'n scratchin' / Stepping out to win / When is sometime? / Laroo laroo lilli bolero. Washington monument / Look up. Second hand gal. Sleepy eyes. Strictly U. S. A. Thoughtless. Tell me a story. Velvet touch. We got to put shoes on Willie. When someone you love loves you. Cathedral of God. Ever homeward. Nothing to me. Last hollyhock. Just you and I. My heart is a jigsaw puzzle. Dream is a wish your heart makes. No answers wait. Redwood trees. Remember Mother's Day. Similau. Twilight. Bells in her earrings. Dolly's lullaby. Doo dee doo on an old kazoo. I love you dear. Illusions. Jigsaw puzzle. My two front teeth. One has my name the other has my heart. Life gets tee-jus, don't it? In my heart. Tomorrow means romance / |
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MUSICPOP 1948-SM | The silent stars : for voice and piano / | 1 |
MUSICPOP 1949 |
Prayer of a waiting world / Some enchanted evening. The Christmas story / Hop-scotch polka : Scotch hot / The huckle buck / Night / O perfect love / Oh, you sweet one / My foolish heart. You're wonderful / Dear hearts and gentle people / Honey bun / Looking across. : op.12, no.2 / A thousand violins / Vagabond shoes / Weddin' day / The old master painter / Quicksilver / Bye bye baby : from the Herman Levin-Oliver Smith musical production "Gentlemen prefer blondes" / Lovers' gold / Vieni Su : say you love me, too / A-sleepin' at the foot of the bed / It's too late now / Who'll be the next one : to cry over you / Younger than springtime. You're always there / Beyond the sunset / When my sugar walks down the street : all the little birdies go tweet, tweet, tweet / The hot canary / Swiss lullaby / My foolish heart / How it lies, how it lies, how it lies! / Peggy O'Neil / Merry-go-round waltz / Roses in your hair / Jesus from the grave is risen / When you and I were young : Maggie blues / Two songs of William Blake : from songs of innocence / You're heartless / There is nothin' like a dame / Any time / Because you love me / Careless kisses / The cry of the wild goose / Diamonds are a girl's best friend / Don't cry Joe : (let her go, let her go, let her go) / Fairy tales / From the vine came the grape. Hootin' owl trail / Lovers' gold. Vieni Su. Yodel blues. A-sleepin' at the foot of the bed. All right, Louie, drop the gun. Pumpernickel polka. Queen of the sideshow. Streets of Laredo. There'll be no teardrops tonight / I don't see me in your eyes anymore / Dites-moi. Open door, open arms. Twenty-four hours of sunshine. Twilight. Younger than springtime / The lark in the clear air / Quicksilver. Four winds and the seven seas. Riders in the sky : a cowboy legend / Room full of roses / Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer / Scarlet ribbons : for her hair / Thoroughly modern Millie. Through a long and sleepless night / What shall I tell my heart? / Stay well / Twenty-four hours of sunshine / Everything they said came true / Dites-moi = tell me why / Slipping around / You are love : duet / You will know my love / The carnival of Venice. Happy talk / Bali Ha'i / Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo : the magic song / Come all ye who weary. Come, all ye who weary : a Christmas carol ; Welsh air / A dreamer's holiday / Eternal life : a prayer / Our lovely lady singing / I'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair / Two songs of William Blake. Love is of God / Maybe it's because / On a March day / Bonaparte's retreat / Careless hands / Parting is such sweet sorrow / Mockin' bird hill : tra la la twittle dee dee dee / Now that I need you / Everywhere you go / Little fish in a big pond / Maybe it's because. Why don't you haul off and love me / Whoso dwelleth / She wore a yellow ribbon / Third man theme. There's no tomorrow / Weddin' day. Open door-open arms / Love me! Love me! Love me!, Or leave me alone / What is this thing called love? = ¿Qué sabes tu de amor? / The four winds and the seven seas / Situation wanted / Someone like you / The streets of Laredo : a new original song / Twilight / Kiss me sweet / My one and only highland fling / Give me your hand / My dream is yours / Lark in the clear air. The queen of the sideshow / There'll be no teardrops tonight. The pumpernickel polka / The yodel blues / All right, Louie, drop the gun / Wabash blues / Dreamer with a penny / Make believe : you are glad when you're sorry / Toot, toot, tootsie! : good-bye / Trees / The third man theme : the Harry Lime theme / Embraceable you : adorable poupée / People will say we're in love : duet / This nearly was mine / If I could be with you : one hour tonight / I love you because / Make-believe : duet / Some enchanted evening / River road / So this is love : the Cinderella waltz / The game of broken hearts / That lucky old sun : just rolls around Heaven all day / Mona Lisa / Mule train / It's too late now. |
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MUSICPOP 1949-D |
A cock-eyed optimist / If I ever love again / Comme çi, comme ça : (pronounced "Come see, come sah") / Copper Canyon / Bye bye baby : from the Herman Levin-Oliver Smith musical production "Gentlemen prefer blondes" / Give me your tired, your poor / I don't care if the sun don't shine / Don't do something to someone else : that you wouldn't want done to you / Falling out of love can be fun / Fiddle dee dee / Enjoy yourself : (It's later than you think) / Echoes / Another op'nin', another show / Homework / How it lies, how it lies, how it lies! / The hon'rable profession of the fourth estate / |
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MUSICPOP 1949-K |
Jungleland : humorous song / Pal of my heart / Weddin' day / Yellow sands / The voice I love to hear : song / The trailer blues / You would still want the moon / The pussy cat song : nyow! nyot nyow! / Embraceable you = Adorable poupée : fox trot / Bop! Goes my heart. Have a little sympathy. Little old lady of threadneedle street. Lovers' gold. Right girl for me. Twilight. Home town band / Bye bye baby : from the Herman Levin-Oliver Smith musical production "Gentlemen prefer blondes" / Fiddle dee dee / Echoes / Memories sweet memories / Crusoe wasn't foolin' / Little mother of prayer / Song of San Francisco / La raspa / Merry-go-round waltz / Twenty-four hours of sunshine / Mockin' bird hill : tra la la twittle dee dee dee / Sitting by the window. Someone like you / Underneath the linden tree. Why can't it happen again? Yes, indeedy. You broke my heart. Heart of gold. How can I forget you. My one and only highland fling / Did anyone ask about me. It really happened that way. My dream is yours / I find you cheat-in' on me. Don't gamble with romance. Don't rob another man's castle. Rock-a-bye, baby-bye. And still it goes. Enchantment. Cleopatrio. Dreamer with a penny / Extra! extra! Honky tonkin' It's a great feeling. My lovely serenade. My men. No orchids for my lady. Oh! what a life. Sixty-two ladies in sea-green pajamas. |
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MUSICPOP 1949-SM | Christmas story music by Mary Howe ; poem by Lisenka Ourusoff. | 1 |
MUSICPOP 1950 |
Sentimental me / Speak, Lord / Sam's song : the happy tune / Be my love / Hurdy-gurdy / The one finger melody : yum-dee-da-dee-da / A marshmallow world / Old song. Wanderin' / Enough / Dearie / God be in my heart. Chatterton. Cherry pink and apple blossom white. All my love : French title "Boléro" / Baby, won't you say you love me / A Ballad of trees and the master / If I were a bell / Upstream. 'Way down yonder in New Orleans / The old piano roll blues / Silver bells / Autumn leaves / The petite waltz = la petite valse / Darn it baby, that's love / Frosty the snow man / Romance = rêver d'amour / Rag mop / Chattanoogie shoe shine boy / Play a simple melody / Our Lady of Fatima / Daddy's little girl / And you'll be home. Gone fishin' / Yuletide polka / Would I love you : love you, love you / If / Get out those old records / The robin's carol / The syncopated clock / Jezebel / Joy / 'Neath freedom's shrine / Sleigh ride / It's so nice to have a man around the house / Let's do it again / You shall have your red rose / I'll always love you : (querida mía) / May the Good Lord bless and keep you / Poetry / Tzena : Tzena, Tzena, Tzena / The Tubby, the tuba song / God is love / The shifting, whispering sands / With these hands / The best thing for you / I didn't slip, I wasn't pushed, I fell / The black oak tree / I'm gonna live till I die / Granada / Longing / Hoop-de-doo / Bring back the thrill / Broken-down merry-go-round / The horse told me / Remember me : I'm the one who loves you / Navy gets the gravy, but the army gets the beans. Choo'n gum. Gone fishin' Yuletide polka. Santa Claus got stuck in my chimney. Molasses, molasses. Sunshine cake. Bushel and a peck / Darn it baby, that's love. No man is an island. Swamp Girl. No man is an island / Friendly star / I said my pajamas / If I knew you were comin' I'd 've baked a cake / It is no secret / Use your imagination. Until. Would I love you. Count every star. Orange colored sky / I hope you believe. Anema e core. Blacksmith blues. Roving kind. The thing / Our very own / So long : it's been good to know yuh / Little white duck / I am loved / You can't do wrong doin' right / Why should I cry / You're just in love / Always you / Gallows tree / Go down Moses : Negro spiritual / First Christmas / Hold my hand / Holy day / My heart cries for you / A prayer of St. Francis ; sacred song fro medium or low voice / A penny a kiss - a penny a hug / I've never been in love before / Ivory rag / Loveliest night of the year. Peter Cottontail / Patricia / I'll never be free / Dedication / It's a lovely day today / Lullee, lullay / No other love : adapted from Chopin's Etude in E major / Spaghetti rag : song / Music! music! music! / The Christmas tree angel / Hostess with the mostes' on the ball / Beloved / The swamp girl / You wonderful you / Twelve days of Christmas / Use your imagination / The Navy gets the gravy but the army gets the beans / I hope you believe : (I'm really in love with you) / Christmas tree angel. And you'll be home / Molasses, molasses : it's icky sticky goo / Santa Claus got stuck : in my chimney / Sunshine cake / Choo'n gum / Zing zing - zoom zoom / The roving kind / Anema e core : with all my heart and soul / I can't be talkin' of love. I love you, Colorado / Lilac tree : (perspicacity) = "Pommiers et lilacs" / Aba daba honeymoon / By the beautiful sea. Toot, toot, tootsie! : good-bye / In the still of the night / Brotherhood / Double feature / Count every star / May the good lord bless and keep you. Twelve days of Christmas. |
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MUSICPOP 1950-D |
I'd 've baked a cake / The ocarina / I got the sun in the morning / Chattanoogie shoe shine boy / A bushel and a peck / Cherry pies ought to be you / If / The girl that I marry / |
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MUSICPOP 1950-K |
Sam's song : the happy tune / Patricia Connor : the sweetest girl I know / Jak-sie-mas = How are you? / Mary Rose = : Bloesem van Seringen / There's no man like a snowman / If I were Santa Claus. Show me the way to get out of this world. Mem'ry island. Palms of Oahu. Life is so peculiar. Mister Music. All alone Monday / Glimpses. Chattanoogie shoe shine boy / Daddy's little girl / Menehune lullaby. That girl Georgette drum majorette : a marching song / My sunny Tennessee / Did-ee, did-ee do right by you / The toy piano polka / Zing zing - zoom zoom / Hoop-de-doo / If I knew you were comin' I'd 've baked a cake / The thing / So long : it's been good to know yuh / I am loved / My heart cries for you / Patricia / Cincinnat-ti dancing pig / Music! music! music! / Dig-dig-dig dig for your dinner / Say When. To think you've chosen me. There's no season on love. Warm kisses in the cool of the night. Where in the world. You don't have to be a baby to cry. You wonderful you / Candy and cake. Me and my imagination. Mother dear. Sing aloha Leilani. Rag mop / Come on-a my house. Can anyone explain? Don't rock the boat, dear. Father. Just say I love her. I don't mind being all alone. Nightwind. Oh, them dudes. San Francisco Lady. Hearts entwined. Aba daba honeymoon / |
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