Publisher's no.: HL00312200-HL00312201. "Produced by Murray Spom & John Dentato for The Song Book Company"--T.p. verso, v. 2 "Officially recognized commemorative of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration." For voice and piano with guitar chord diagrams.
Contents:
v. 1. Hernando's Hideaway. Crazy rhythm. Are you havin' any fun. Falling in love with love. Everything's coming up roses. Easy to love. By myself. Do-re-mi. The best things in life are free. All of you. Almost like being in love. Put on a happy face. All at once you love her. Day by day. Juke box Saturday night. Cabaret. It might as well be spring. Stay as sweet as you are. Try to remember. Together wherever we go. The gentleman is a dope. Applause. Night and day. The party's over. I get a kick out of you. Begin the Beguine. Just one of those things. What is this thing called love?. The blue room. Dancing on the ceiling. You're the top. Maria. Ace in the hole. Get me to the church on time. It never entered my mind. What kind of fool am I? Maybe this time. You and the night and the music (Si tú pudieras quererme) Fine and dandy. Kids!. "Mr. Wonderful". Lost in the stars. Love is here to stay. Let's call the whole thing off. Just in time. If ever I would leave you. I got rhythm. Fiddler on the roof. Mountain greenery. Exactly like you. Someone to watch over me. Little old lady. Ev'ry time we say goodbye. Charleston. Ridin' high. Too close for comfort. Make someone happy. It all depends on you. This can't be love. With a song in my heart. Embraceable you. Mame. It's all right with me. It's a grand night for singing. It's d'lovely. It's only a paper moon. Thou swell. Softly, as in a morning sunrise (Quedo) I whistle a happy tune. My favorite things. Oh, what a beautiful mornin'. People will say we're in love. Shall we dance?. Old Devil Moon. Hello, young lovers. Some enchanted evening. Climb ev'ry mountain. Stouthearted men. Rock-a-bye your baby with a Dixie melody. Summertime. That's entertainment. Getting to know you. There's a small hotel. Sonny boy. I'll see you again. They call the wind Maria. Love me or leave me. Honey bun. Edelweiss. The impossible dream. Bali Ha'i. Gigi. How are things in Glocca Morra. Autumn in New York. Close as pages in a book. I concentrate on you. 'S wonderful. Wishing (Will make it so). I got plenty o' nuttin'. I love Paris. In the still of the night. I talk to the trees. So far. If this isn't love. Let me entertain you. Hey there. Hernando's Hideaway. v. 2. Indian love call. Long before I knew you. Gonna build a mountain. Speak low. Thank heaven for little girls. Wish you were here. Wouldn't it be loverly. Stranger in paradise. Stormy wather. Baubles, bangles and beads. I've got you under my skin. I've grown accustomed to her face. Do I love you! It only takes a moment. It's a big wide wonderful world. My cup runneth over. Lucky in love. C'est magnifique. No other love. A foggy day. Ca, c'est l'amour. Till there was you. Love for sale. From this moment on. Happy talk. I'm just wild about Harry. Come rain or come shine. It ain't necessarily so. Mad about the boy. Luck be a lady. On the street where you live. The sweetest sounds. There is nothin' like a dame. As long as he needs me. If I were a rich man. I've heard that song before. True love. With a little bit of luck. The lady is a tramp. Do I love you because you're beautiful. A cock-eyed optimist. Oklahoma. Once upon a time. They all laughed. And this is my beloved. She touched me. Sunny side up. Did you ever see a dream walking? They can't take that away from me. The thrill is gone. Look to the rainbow. Together. I enjoy being a girl. I can dream, can't I? September song. Bewitched. This nearly was mine. Small world. When I'm not near the girl I love. If I had a talking picture of you. Strange music. I wish I were in love again. The night they invented champagne. Nice work if you can get it. Let's do it. Lover. Oh, lady be good! Shalom. Button up your overcoat. Buttons and bows. On a clear day. Love walked in. I could write a book. How to handle a woman. The sound of music. Life is just a bowl of cherries. My heart belongs to Daddy. How high the moon. The desert song. One alone. The rain in Spain. Rose-Marie. Wanting you. Lover, come back to me! My heart stood still. You took advantage of me. Manhattan. You're the cream in my coffee. Mimi. Two cigarettes in the dark. Love thy neighbor. Isn't it romantic. Where or when. Have you met Miss Jones. Paris in the Spring. I can't get started. People. (I'm a greamer) Aren't we all? The birth of the blues. Louise. Fascinating rhythm. All through the day. Allez-vous-en, go away. A lot of livin' to do. Zigeuner. You'd be so nice to come home to. Promises, promises. Who cares? Seventy six trombones. Someday I'll find you. I love you. I see your face before me. Zing! Went the strings of my heart. Any place I hang my hat is home. If I ruled the world. Friendship. Get out of town. The man I love. The man that got away. Indian love call.
Series:
The Heritage collection Laubach, Frank Charles, 1884-1970. Heritage collection.
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