| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Abracadabra |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Absinthe |
Per. Apr 1913 |
Music re-used in "Two Big Eyes" |
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The Absinthe Drip |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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Ace in the Hole |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Adios Argentina |
Adios Argentina [unproduced] |
Wr. 1934 |
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After All, I'm Only a Schoolgirl |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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After You, Who? |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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Agua Sincopada Tango |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Instrumental |
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Ah Fong Lo |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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Aladdin |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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All Alone [see Alone With You] |
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All I've Got to Get Now is My Man |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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All of You |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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All Through the Night |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Allez-Vous-En (Go Away) |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Almiro |
Per. May 1928 |
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Alone With You |
Per. May 1918 |
Written with Melville Gideon; also known as "All Alone" |
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Alpine Rose |
Per. May 1928 |
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Altogether Too Fond of You |
Per. Aug 1918 |
Music by Porter; Lyrics by Melville Gideon |
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Always True to You in My Fashion |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Am I in Love? |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952/53 |
Early verison of "I Am in Love"; no music survives |
The American Express |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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The American Punch |
Per. Oct 1922 |
Also known as "It's the Punches"; interpolated in The Dancing Girl (Jan 1923) |
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Americans All Drink Coffee |
Panama Hattie [unused] |
Wr. 1940 |
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Amo Amas |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. Apr 1943 |
Music by Porter; lyrics adapted from an 18th century song |
Annabelle Birby [see Antoinette Birby] |
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Announcement Ensemble [see The Lady I've Vowed to Wed] |
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Announcement of Inheritance |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Another Op'nin', Another Show |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Another Sentimental Song |
Hitchy-Koo of 1919 [unused] |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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Antoinette Birby |
Per. 1909-12 |
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Anything Goes |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Anytime |
Per. Apr 1912 |
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The Apaches |
Per. Mar 1953 |
Instrumental |
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Aphrodite's Dance |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Art |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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As I Love You |
Per. Apr 1913 |
Also see "Esmerelda" |
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As Long As It's Not About Love |
Leave It to Me [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
No music survives (?) |
As on Through the Seasons We Sail |
Per. Nov 1954 |
Rewrite of "If Ever We Get Out of Jail" |
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Assembly-Line Song [see Carborundum] |
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A-stairable Rag |
Per. Oct 1941 |
Instrumental |
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At Last in Your Arms |
Balalaika [unused] |
Wr. 1939 |
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At Long Last Love |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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At Longchamps Today |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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At the Dawn Tea |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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At the Rainbow |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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At Ye Olde Coffee Shoppe in Cheyenne |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Au Revoir, Cher Baron |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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Auf Wiederseh'n |
Star Dust [unproduced] |
Wr. 1931 |
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Away From It All |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Baby Games |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Baby, Let's Dance |
Per. May 1928 |
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Back to Nature With You |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Bad Girl in Paree |
Paris [unused] |
Wr. 1928 ? |
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Badmen |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Ballet Music |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
Instrumental |
The Band Started Swinging a Song |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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The Bandit Band (#1) |
Mayfair and Montmartre |
Wr. 1922 |
Revised for Hitchy-Koo of 1922 |
The Bandit Band (#2) |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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The Banjo That Man Joe Plays |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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Barcelona |
Per. Apr 1912 |
Also known as Barcelona Maid |
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Be a Clown |
Per. Jun 1948 |
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Be Like the Bluebird |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Beach Scene |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Instrumental |
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Beautiful, Primitive Indian Girls |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Bebe of Gay Paris |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1955 |
No music survives |
Begin the Beguine |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Bellboys |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Bertie and Gertie |
Red, Hot and Blue [unused] |
Wr. 1936 |
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Between You and Me |
Per. Feb 1940 |
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Beware, Gypsy, Beware [see Gypsy Song] |
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Beware of the Sophomore |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Beware of Yale |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Bianca |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Bichloride of Mercury |
Per. Feb 1916 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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The Big Parade |
Per. Nov 1944 |
Not listed in the program; may have been dropped |
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Big Town |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Bingo Eli Yale |
Pub. Nov 1910 |
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Blow, Gabriel, Blow |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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The Blue Boy Blues |
Per. Mar 1922 |
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Blue Hours |
Per. May 1928 |
Originally intended for Paris |
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Bomber Scene [see Carborundum] |
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Bon Voyage |
Per. Nov 1934 |
Originally sung in counterpoint with "There's No Cure Like Travel" |
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Boogie Bacarolle |
Per. Oct 1941 |
Instrumental |
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Boulevard Break |
Per. May 1928 |
No music survives |
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The Boy Friend Back Home |
Per. Dec 1929 |
Replaced "Please Don't Make Me Be Good" |
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Breakfast Time [see Sunday Morning Breakfast Time] |
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Bridget McGuire |
© Jun 1910 |
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Bring Me a Radio |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No lyrics survive |
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Bring Me Back My Butterfly |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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Bring on the Girls |
Nymph Errant [unused] |
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Intended song title; never written |
Britanny |
Per. Sep 1924 |
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Broadcast a Jazz |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No music survives |
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Brush Up Your Shakespeare |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Buddie Beware |
Per. Nov 1934 |
Dropped after the New York opening; replaced by a reprise of "I Get a Kick Out of You" |
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Bull Dog |
Wr. 1911 |
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But He Never Says He Loves Me [see The Physician] |
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But in the Morning, No |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Butterflies |
Per. 1925 |
No music survives |
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Buy Her a Box at the Opera |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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By Candlelight |
You Never Know [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
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By the Mississinewah |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Ça, C'est L'amour |
Per. Nov 1957 |
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Cabinet Music |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Instrumental |
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Cablegram |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Cafe Society Still Carries On |
Seven Lively Arts [unused] |
Wr. 1944 |
No music survives |
California Scene Dance |
Per. Apr 1946 |
Instrumental |
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Can-Can |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Carborundum |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
Also known as "Bomber Scene" and "Assembly-Line Song" |
Carlotta |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Caroline |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1955 |
Replaced by "Little One" |
Carry On |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Casanova |
Per. Oct 1933 |
Replaced "Georgia Sand" during the London run |
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C'est Magnifique |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Chaperons |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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Charity |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Chelsea [see Washington Square] |
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Cherry Pies Ought to Be You |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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China Doll |
Hitchy-Koo of 1919 [unused] |
Wr. 1919 |
Some music and lyrics survive |
The Chiripah |
Adios Argentina [unproduced] |
Wr. 1934 |
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Cincinnati |
Per. Mar 1914 |
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Class of 1913 Song |
Wr. 1914 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Cleveland |
Wr. 1915-20 |
No music survives |
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Climb Up the Mountain |
Per. Nov 1950 |
Originally titled "Lay Your Burden Down" |
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Close |
Per. Dec 1937 |
Only the music was used in the film |
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Close to Me |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943 |
No music survives |
Cocktail Time |
Per. Mar 1922 |
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The Cocotte |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Coffee |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
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Come Along With Me |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Come On In |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Come to Bohemia |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Come to the Supermarket in Old Peking |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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Comrade Alonzo |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Concentration |
Per. Nov 1911 |
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Cora, the Fair Chorine |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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Could It Be You? |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Couldn't Be |
Something to Shout About [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
Also known as "I Couldn't Be More in Love" |
Count Your Blessings |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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The Cowboy Song [see Don't Fence Me In] |
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Craigie 404 |
Wr. 1913/14 |
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The Crew Song [see I Want to Row on the Crew] |
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Curio Song |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
Also known as "Old King Solly" |
| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Dainty, Quainty Me |
Seven Lively Arts [unused] |
Wr. Nov 1944 |
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Damsel, Damsel [see Won't You Come Crusading With Me?] |
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Dance of the Crinoline Ladies |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Instrumental |
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Dance of the Ragamuffins |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Instrumental |
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Dancin' to a Jungle Drum (Let's End the |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Dancing |
Per. Apr 1912 |
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Danse Erotique |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Instrumental |
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Danse Tzigane |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Instrumental |
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Danse Victoire |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Instrumental |
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Dawn Music |
Per. Feb 1916 |
No music or lyircs survive |
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Dear Doctor |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Deauville-sur-Mer [see Neauville-sur-Mer] |
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Delovely [see It's De-Lovely] |
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Demobilization Song [see When I Had a Uniform On] |
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Dinner |
See America First [unused] |
Wr. 1916 |
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Dizzy Baby |
Paris [unused] |
Wr. 1928 |
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Do I Love You? |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Do You Want to See Paris? |
Per. Nov 1929 |
Revision of "Omnibus" from Les Revue des Ambassadeurs |
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The Dollys and Their Collies |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No lyrics survive |
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Don't Fence Me In |
Adios Argentina [unproduced] |
Wr. 1934 |
Based on a poem by Bob Fletcher |
Don't Let It Get You Down |
Wr. 1938 |
Originally written for the film Break the News |
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Don't Look At Me That Way |
Per. Feb 1928 |
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Don't Tell Me Who You Are |
Wr. 1920's |
No music survives |
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Down in a Dungeon Deep |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Down in the Depths |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Down Lovers' Lane |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Down With Everybody But Us |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Per. Nov 1929 |
Replaced by "Why Shouldn't I Have You?" |
Dream Dancing |
Per. Oct 1941 |
Vocals not used in the film |
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Dream Song |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Dresden China Soldiers |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Dressing Daughter for Dinner |
Wr. Mid-30's |
No music survives |
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Drink |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Drinking Song |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. Nov 1956 |
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Du Barry Was a Lady |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Duodessimalogue |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Easy to Love |
Per. Nov 1936 |
Revision of a song originally written for Anything Goes |
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Eli |
© 1971 |
No music survives |
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The Emigrants [see Entrance of Emigrants] |
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The Emperor's Song [see Wouldn't It Be Fun] |
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Engagement Ensemble [see The Lady I've Vowed to Wed] |
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Entrance of Emigrants |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Originally intended for Fifty Million Frenchmen under the title"The Emigrants" |
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Entrance of Eric |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Copyrighted as "Eric" |
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Entrance of Indian Maidens |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Entrance of Juno [see Hail, Hail, Hail] |
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Entrance of Lucy James |
Per. Nov 1936 |
Written as an introduction to "Love Me, Love My Pekinese" |
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Entrance of Montana |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Entrance of Prince Paul |
Rosalie [unused] |
Wr. 1937 |
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Eric [see Entrance of Eric] |
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Esmerelda |
Per. Jul 1915 |
Originally used in The Kaleidoscope with the title "As I Love You" |
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Ever and Ever Yours |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Ev'ry Day a Holiday |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Ev'ry Man is a Stupid Man |
Per. Apr 1953 |
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Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Ev'rybod-ee Who's Anybod-ee |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Ev'rything I Love |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Exercise |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Experiment |
Per. Sep 1933 |
Revised in 1943 for the unproduced film Mississippi Belle |
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The Extra Man |
Wake Up and Dream [unused] |
Wr. 1929 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Fair One |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Far Away |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Far, Far Away |
Per. Nov 1911 |
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Fare Thee Well |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Farewell, Amanda |
Pub. Sep 1949 |
Uses the same music as "So Long, Samoa" |
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Farming |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Fascinating Females |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Fate |
Gay Divorce [unused] |
Wr. 1932 |
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Fated to Be Mated |
Silk Stockings [film] |
Per. Jul 1957 |
Written for the film, replacing "As On Through the Seasons We Sail" |
Feathermore [see We're Off to Feathermore] |
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Finale, Act I (of You Never Know) [see Ha, Ha, Ha] |
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Finale, Act I |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Also known as "Strolling Quite Fancy Free" |
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Finale, Act II |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Finale, Act II |
See America First [unused] |
Wr. 1916 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Find Me a Primitive Man |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Fish |
Per. May 1928 |
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Five Hundred Million |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Fla De Dah |
Yale song |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Flower Maidens |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Flower Song |
Per. Apr 1914 |
Same song used in See America First as "The Language of Flowers" |
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The Follies Girls and Their Collies [see The Dollys and Their Collies] |
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A Fool There Was |
Rosalie [unused] |
Wr. 1936 |
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A Football King |
Wr. 1912 |
Rewritten as "If I Were a Football King" for The Pot of Gold |
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For No Rhyme or Reason |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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Fountain of Youth |
Per. May 1928 |
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Fox Trot |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
No lyrics survive |
Frahngee-Pahnee |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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French Colonial Exposition Scene |
Nymph Errant [unused] |
Wr. 1933 |
Lyrics only |
Fresh as a Daisy |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Friendship |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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From Alpha to Omega |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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From Now On |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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From the U.S.A. to the U.S.S.R.[see To the U.S.A. from the U.S.S.R.] |
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From This Moment On |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
Later used in the film version of Kiss Me Kate |
Funny Little Tracks in the Snow |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
The Garden of Eden |
Per. Mar 1953 |
Instrumental |
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Gather Ye Autographs While Ye May |
Per. Sep 1935 |
No music survives |
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Gavotte |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Instrumental |
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Gay Little Wives |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Also known as "Six Little Wives" |
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Genie's Theme |
Per. Feb 1958 |
Instrumental |
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Georgia Sand |
Per. Sep 1933 |
Replaced during the London run by "Cazanova" |
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Gershwin Specialty |
Per. May 1928 |
No music survives |
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Get Out of Town |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Get Yourself a Girl |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Gibson Girls' Entrance |
Greenwich Village Follies [unused] |
Wr. 1924 |
Instrumental |
Girls |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Give Him the Oo-La-La |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Give Me the Land |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1954 |
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Glide, Glider, Glide |
Pub. Apr 1943 |
Written for the Armed Forces |
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Go Into Your Dance |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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God Bless the Women |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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The Gold Dusters Song |
Wr. 1946 |
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Good Evening, Princesse |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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Good Morning, Miss Standing |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Good-Bye Boys |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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Good-Bye, Little Dream, Good-Bye |
Per. Dec 1936 |
Originally written for Born to Dance and dropped from Red, Hot and Blue |
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Good-Bye My True Love |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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The Good-Will Movement |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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The Great Indoors |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Greek Scene |
Jubilee [unused] |
Wr. 1935 |
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Greek To You |
Greek To You [unproduced] |
Wr. 1937-38 |
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Greenwich Village Ladies' Barber Shop |
Greenwich Village Follies [unused] |
Wr. 1924 |
No lyrics survive |
Greetings, Gentlemen |
Per. Feb 1915 |
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The Gypsy in Me |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Gypsy Song |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933-34 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Ha, Ha, Ha |
You Never Know [unused] |
Wr. Feb 1938 |
Also known as "Finale, Act I" |
Ha, Ha, They Must Sail for Siberia |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Hail Bibinski |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Hail, Hail, Hail |
Per. Nov 1950 |
Consists of two parts: "Juno's Ride" and "Entrance of Juno" |
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Hail the Female Relative |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Variant title of the Act 1 Finale |
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Hail to Cyril |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Hail to Yale |
Pub. 1911 |
Music by Arthur Troostwyck |
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Hail, Ye Indian Maidesn |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Hans |
Per. May 1928 |
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The Happy Heaven of Harlem |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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The Harbor Deep Down in My Heart |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Pub. Oct 1922 |
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Hark to the Song of the Night |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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Hasta Luego |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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He Certainly Kills the Women |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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The Heaven Hop |
Per. Sep 1928 |
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The Heaven of Harlem |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Wr. 1929 |
No music survives |
Hello, Miss Chapel Street |
Per. Nov 1911 |
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Hello, Sadness, Bonjour Tristesse |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished |
Help the Poor Rich [see The Poor Rich] |
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Hence It Don't Make Sense |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Her Heart Was in Her Work |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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Hera's Dance |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Instrumental |
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Here Comes the Bandwagon |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Hereafter |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Here's a Cheer for Dear Old Ciro's |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Here's to Panama Hattie |
Panama Hattie [unused] |
Wr. Sep 1940 |
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He's a Right Guy |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Hey, Babe, Hey |
Per. Nov 1936 |
Also known as "I'm Nuts About You" |
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Hey, Good Lookin' |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Hey, Sexy |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished |
High Flyin' Wings On My Shoes |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. Oct 1956 |
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High Society Calypso |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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Hip, Hip Hooray for Andy Jackson |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943 |
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Hitchy's Garden of Roses |
Per. Aug 1919 |
Published as "In Hitchy's Garden" |
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Hold-Up Ensemble |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Hot-House Rose |
Pub. Nov 1927 |
Written for, but never sung by, Fany Brice |
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How Could I? |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished |
How Could We Be Wrong? |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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How Do They Do It? |
Wr. 1930/s |
No music survives |
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How Do You Spell Ambassador |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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How's Your Romance? |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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A Humble Hollywood Executive |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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Hush, Hush, Hush |
Out of This World [unused] |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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Hymn to Hymen |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
I Adore You |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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I Always Knew |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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I Am Ashamed That Women Are So Simple |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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I Am Gaston |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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I Am in Love |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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I Am Loved |
Per. Dec 1950 |
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I Can Do Without Tea in My Teapot |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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I Concentrate on You |
Per. Feb 1940 |
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I Could Kick Myself |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1957 |
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I Couldn't Be More in Love [see Couldn't Be] |
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I Do |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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I Dream of a Girl in a Shawl |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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I Gaze in Your Eyes |
Wr. 1940's |
No music survives |
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I Get a Kick Out of You |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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I Got Beauty |
Per. Dec 1950 |
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I Happen to Be in Love |
Broadway Melody of 1940 |
Pub. Dec 1939 |
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I Happen to Like New York |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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I Hate Men |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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I Hate You, Darling |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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I Introduced |
Per. Aug 1919 |
Also known as "I Presented" |
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I Jupiter, I Rex |
Per. Dec 1950 |
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I Know It's Not Meant for Me |
Rosalie [unused] |
Wr. 1937 |
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I Like Pretty Things |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943 |
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I Like the Ladies |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
No music survives |
I Look at You [see You're Too Far Away] |
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I Love Only You |
Gay Divorce |
Per. Nov 1933 |
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I Love Paris |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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I Love You |
Per. Dec 1943 |
Originally titled "It All Belongs to You and Me" |
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I Love You, Samantha |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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I Love You So |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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I Loved Him But He Didn't |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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I Never Realized |
Per. Oct 1919 |
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I Presented [see I Introduced] |
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I Shall Positively Pay You Next Monday |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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I Sing of Love |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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I Sleep Easier Now |
Per. Dec 1950 |
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I Still Love the Red, White and Blue |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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I Want to Be a Prom Girl |
Wr. 1910 |
No music survives |
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I Want to Be a Yale Boy |
Wr. 1910 |
No music survives |
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I Want to Be Married (To a Delta Kappa Epsilon Man) |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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I Want to Be Raided By You |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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I Want to Go Home |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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I Want to Row on the Crew |
Per. Apr 1914 |
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I Want Twins |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No lyrics survive |
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I Wonder Where My Girl is |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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I Worship You |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Pub. Nov 1929 |
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I Wrote a Play |
Seven Lively Arts |
Wr. Sep 1944 |
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I'll Black His Eyes |
You Never Know [unused] |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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I'm a Gigolo |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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I'm Afraid I Love You |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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I'm Afraid, Sweetheart, I Love You |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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I'm an Anesthetic Dancer |
Per. Aug 1919 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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I'm Back in Circulation |
You Never Know [unused] |
Wr. Mar 1938 |
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I'm Dining With Elsa |
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No music survives |
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I'm Getting Myself Ready For You |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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I'm Going in For Love |
You Never Know [unused] |
Wr. Mar 1938 |
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I'm Haunted By You |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
No lyrics survive |
I'm in Love |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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I'm in Love Again |
Per. Sep 1924 |
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I'm in Love With a Soldier Boy |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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I'm Not Myself At All |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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I'm Nuts About You [see Hey, Baby, Hey] |
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I'm So Glahd to Meet You |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. Oct 1943 |
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I'm So in Love With You |
Broadway Melody of 1940 [unused] |
Wr. 1939 |
Alternate lyrics to the same music as "I've Got My Eyes on You" |
I'm Taking the Steps to Russia |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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I'm the Queen Thamar |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1954 |
Unfinished; no music survives |
I'm the Villain |
Per. Apr 1912 |
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I'm Throwing a Ball Tonight |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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I'm Unlucky at Gambling |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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I'm Yours |
You Never Know [unused] |
Per. Mar 1938 |
Two versions of lyrics exist |
I've a Shooting-Box in Scotland |
Per. Apr 1914 |
Revised for See America First |
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I've a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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I've Come to Wive It Wealthily in Padua |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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I've Got a Crush on You |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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I've Got an Awful Lot to Learn |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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I've Got My Eyes on You |
Per. Feb 1940 |
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I've Got Quelque-chose [see Quelque-chose] |
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I've Got Some Unfinished Business With You |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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I've Got Somebody Waiting |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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I've Got to Be Psychoanalyzed by You |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
No lyrics survive |
I've Got You on My Mind |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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I've Got You Under My Skin |
Per. Nov 1936 |
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I've Still Got My Health |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Idyll |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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If Ever Married I'm |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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If Ever We Get Out of Jail |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1953 |
Revised as "As on Through the Seasons We Sail" |
If I Hadn't a Husband |
Seven Lively Arts [unused] |
Wr. Aug 1944 |
Same music as "Should I Tell You I Love You" |
If I Were Only a Football Man |
The Pot of Gold [unused] |
Wr. 1912 |
Revised as "A Football King" |
If in Spite of Our Attempts |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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If Only You Could Love Me |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
No lyrics survive |
If You Could Love Me |
Adios Argentina |
Wr. 1934/35 |
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If You Loved Me Truly |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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If You Smile at Me |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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If You Take One Pill [see Operatic Pills] |
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Ilsa's Song |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
No music or lyrics survive |
In a Moorish Garden |
Per. May 1928 |
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In Case You Don't Know |
Gay Divorce [unused] |
Wr. 1932 |
No lyrics survive |
In Chelsea Somewhere |
Per. Nov 1919 |
Original title: "Washington Square" |
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In Hitchy's Bouquet |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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In Hitchy's Garden [see Hitchy's Garden of Roses] |
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In the Big Money |
Du Barry Was a Lady |
Wr. 1939 |
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In the Green Hills of County Mayo |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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In the Land Where My Heart Was Born |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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In the Still of the Night |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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Indian Girls Chant |
Per. Feb 1916 |
This may be the same as "Entrance of Indian Maidens" |
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Indian Maidens Chorus |
Per. Feb 1916 |
This may be the same as "If In Spite of Our Attempts" |
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Information, Please |
Leave It to Me [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
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Innocent, Innocent Maids |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Is It Joy? |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished; no lyrics survive |
Is It the Girl? (Or Is It the Gown?) |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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It Ain't Etiquette |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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It All Belongs to You |
Per. 1938 |
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It All Belongs to You and Me [see I Love You] |
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It All Seems So Long Ago |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
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It Isn't Done |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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It Might Have Been |
Something to Shout About |
Wr. Apr 1942 |
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It Must Be Fun to Be You |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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It Never Entered My Head |
Greek to You [unproduced] |
Wr. 1937/38 |
No music survives |
It Only Happens in Dreams |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
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It Pays to Advertise |
Wr. 1912 |
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It Puzzles Me So |
Wr. 1917/18 |
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It Was Great Fun the First Time |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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It Was Written in the Stars |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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It's a Big Night |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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It's a Chemical Reaction, That's All |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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It's a Great Life |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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It's All Over But the Shouting |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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It's All Right With Me |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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It's Awfully Hard When Mother's Not Along |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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It's Bad For Me |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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It's De-Lovely |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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It's Just Like the Good Old Days |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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It's Just Yours |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. Sep 1943 |
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It's No Laughing Matter |
You Never Know [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
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It's Probably Just as Well |
Star Dust [unproduced] |
Wr. 1931 |
No music survives |
It's the Punches [see The American Punch] |
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Italian Street Singers |
Wr. 1926 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Java |
Wr. 1930's |
No music survives |
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Je Vous Comprends |
See America First [unused] |
Wr. 1914-16? |
May have been written for Paranoia |
Jerry, My Soldier Boy |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Join It Right Away |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Josephine |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Jubilee Presentation |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Instrumental |
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The Judgment of Paris |
A four-part "masque"; includes "The Entrance of Paris", "Hera's Dance", "Pallas Athene", and "Aphrodite's Dance" (the only part with lyrics) | ||
Jungle Rose |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
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Juno's Ride [see Hail, Hail, Hail] |
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| Just Another Page in Your Diary | Leave It To Me [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
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Just One of Those Things |
Per. Nov 1930 |
Not the same song as the more famous one (below) |
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Just One of Those Things |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Just One Step Ahead of Love |
You Never Know [unused] |
Per. Mar 1938 |
Also known as "One Step Ahead of Love' |
| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Kate the Great |
Anything Goes [unused] |
Wr. 1934 |
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Kathleen |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943 |
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Katie of the Y.M.C.A. |
Wr. 1917/18 |
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Katie Went to Haiti |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Keep Moving |
Per. May 1928 |
No music survives |
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Keep Your Chin Up |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1954 |
Unfinished; no music survives |
Kiss Me Kate |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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The Kling-Kling Bird on the Divi-Divi Tree |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Ladies in Waiting |
Per. Nov 1957 |
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Lady Fair, Lady Fair |
See America First [unused] |
Wr. 1916 |
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The Lady I Love |
Wake Up and Dream |
Wr. 1929 |
No lyrics survive |
The Lady I've Vowed to Wed |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Rewrte of "Prithee, Come Crusading with Me" from Paranoia; also known as "Damsel, Damsel" |
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A Lady Needs a Rest |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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The Language of Flowers |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Originally in Paranoia as "Flower Song" |
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L'Apres-Midi d'un Boeuf |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Instrumental |
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Laundry Scene |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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The Law |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
Two versions exist |
Lay Your Burden Down [see Climb Up the Mountain] |
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The Laziest Gal in Town |
Pub. Jun 1927 |
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Le Reve d'Absinthe |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No lyrics survive |
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Lead Me On |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933-34 |
No lyrics survive |
The Leader of a Big-Time Band |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Leaders of Society |
Per. Apr 1912 |
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Les Girls |
Per. Nov 1957 |
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Let Doctor Schmett Vet Your Pet |
Something to Shout About [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
No music survives |
Let's Be Buddies |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love |
Per. Feb 1928 |
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Let's End the Beguine [see Dancin' to a Jungle Drum] |
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Let's Face It |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Let's Fly Away |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Let's Make It a Night |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. Nov 1953 |
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Let's Misbehave |
Paris [unused] |
Pub. Jun 1927 |
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Let's Not Talk About Love |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Let's Step Out |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Let's Turn on the Love Interest |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Wr. 1929 |
No lyrics survive |
Let's Vocalize |
High Society [unused] |
© Oct 1955 |
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The Life of a Sailor |
Greenwich Village Follies |
Wr. 1924 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Lima |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Little One |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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A Little Rumba Numba |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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A Little Skipper from Heaven Above |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Live and Let Live |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Llewellyn |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Loading Song |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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Lock Up Your Chickens |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
Partial lyrics and no music survives |
Loie and Chlodo |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Lonely Star |
Red, Hot and Blue |
Wr. 1936 |
No music survives |
Longing for Dear Old Broadway |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Look Around |
Per. Sep 1920 |
Lyrics by Clifford Grey |
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Look What I Found |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Looking at You |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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The Lost Liberty Blues |
Per. May 1928 |
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Lotus Bloom |
Per. Feb 1943 |
Two versions exist |
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Louisa [see My Louisa] |
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Love Came and Crowned Me |
See America First |
Wr. 1916 |
Revision of "Idyll" from Paranoia |
Love 'Em and Leave 'Em |
Wr. 1920's |
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Love for Sale |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Love Letter Words |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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Love Me, Love My Pekinese |
Per. Nov 1936 |
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Love of My Life |
Per. Jun 1948 |
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The Lovely Heroine |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Ma Petite Ninette |
Per. Nov 1911 |
Also known as "Ninette" |
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Mack the Black |
Per. Jun 1948 |
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Mademazelle |
Per. 1925 |
No music survives |
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Maid of Santiago |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Maiden Fair |
Per. Dec 1950 |
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Maidens Typical of France |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Make a Date With a Great Psychologist |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. 1941 |
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Make Every Day a Holiday |
Per. Sep 1924 |
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Make It Another Old-Fashioned, Please |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Make Way for the Emperor |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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Mamie Magdalin |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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A Man Must His Honor Defend |
Can-Can [unused] |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Manuela |
The Pirate [unused] |
Wr. 1946 |
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Maria |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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Martinique |
The Pirate [unused] |
Wr. 1946 |
No music survives |
Maryland Scene |
Per. Oct 1922 |
No music survives |
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Maybe Yes, Maybe No |
Wr. 1930's |
No music survives |
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Me and Marie |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Mee-rah-lah |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Meet Me Beside the River |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Melos, That Lovely Smiling Isle |
Greek to You |
Wr. 1937/38 |
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A Member of the Yale Elizabethan Club |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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Mercy Percy |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Mesdames et Messieurs |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Midsummer Night |
Out of This World |
Wr. 1950 |
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Military Maids |
Per. May 1928 |
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Milk, Milk, Milk |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Mind If I Make Love to You |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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Mirror, Mirror |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Miss Otis Regrets |
Pub. Apr 1934 |
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Mississippi Belle |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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Missus Aouda |
Around the World in Eighty Days [unused] |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Mister and Missus Fitch |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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Mona and Her Kiddies |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Montmart' |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Moon Man |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Moon, Moon |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music survives |
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Mory's |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music survives |
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Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Mother Phi |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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The Motor Car |
Wr. 1909-10 |
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Mr. and Mrs. Fitch [see Mister and Missus Fitch] |
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Music With Meals |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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My Broth of a Boy |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943 |
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My Caravan [see When My Caravan Comes Home] |
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My Cozy Little Corner in the Ritz |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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My Darling Never is Late |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
No music survives |
My Georgia Gal |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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My Harlem Wench |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Wr. 1929 |
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My Heart Belongs to Daddy |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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My Home Town Girl |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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My Houseboat on the Thames |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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My Little Piece o' Pie |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
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My Long Ago Girl |
Per. Sep 1924 |
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My Louisa |
Wake Up and Dream |
Wr. 1929 |
Also considered for, but not used in, The New Yorkers and Nymph Errant |
My Loulou |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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My Most Intimate Friend |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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My Mother Would Love You |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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My Salvation Army Queen |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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My Spanish Shawl |
Per. Oct 1922 |
Revised as part of "I Dream of a Girl in a Shawl" in Wake Up and Dream |
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Mysteriously |
Star Dust [unproduced] |
Wr. 1931 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Naomi of Hartenstein's Restaurant [see Antoinette Birby] |
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Naughty, Naughty |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Neauville-sur-Mer |
Per. Oct 1933 |
Originally titled "Deauville-sur-Mer" |
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Never Give Anything Away |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Never Give in to Love |
Gay Divorce [unused] |
Wr. 1932 |
No lyrics survive |
Never, Never Be an Artist |
Per. Mar 1953 |
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Never Say No |
Gay Divorce |
Per. Nov 1933 |
No lyrics survive |
Night and Day |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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Night Club Opening |
Per. Mar 1923 |
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The Night of the Ball |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
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Nina |
Per. Jun 1948 |
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Ninette |
Per. Nov 1911 |
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No Lover |
Per. Nov 1950 |
Originally titled "No Lover for Me" |
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No Show This Evening |
Yale song |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
No Wonder Taxes are High |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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Nobody's Chasing Me |
Per. Nov 1950 |
|
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Nothing to Do But Work |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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Now You Has Jazz |
Per. Aug 1956 |
|
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Nudity, Sweet Nudity [see Sweet Nudity] |
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Nymph Errant |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Octet |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
|
Oh, Bright Fair Dream |
Per. Feb 1916 |
|
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Oh, Honey |
Wr. 1920's |
No music survives |
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Oh, How I Could Go for You |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
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Oh, It Must Be Fun |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
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Oh, Mary |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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Oh So Soon |
Hitchy-Koo of 1919 [unused] |
Wr. 1919 |
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Oh, What a Lovely Princess |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Oh, What a Pretty Pair of Lovers |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
|
Oka Saka Circus |
Per. Apr 1946 |
Instrumental |
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An Old-Fashioned Boy |
Per. May 1928 |
|
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Old-Fashioned Garden |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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An Old-Fashioned Girl |
Per. May 1928 |
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The Old-Fashioned Waltz |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
Only partial music and lyrics survive |
Old King Solly |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
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The Old Rat Mort |
Per. Nov 1911 |
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Olga (Come Back to the Volga) |
Per. Mar 1922 |
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Omnibus |
Per. May 1928 |
Revised as "Do You Want to See Paris" in Fifty Million Frenchmen |
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On My Yacht |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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On the 90th Floor [see Down in the Depths] |
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Once Upon a Time |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
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Once We've Wed [see When We've Wed] |
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One Hundred Years from Today [see You Said It] |
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One Step Ahead of Love [see Just One Step Ahead of Love] |
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Only Another Boy and Girl |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Opening, Act I |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No lyrics survive |
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Opening, Romanza Sequence |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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Opera Star |
Per. 1925 |
No music survives |
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Operatic Pills |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Originally titled "If You Take One Pill" |
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Opportunity Knocks But Once |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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Our Crown |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Also known as "National Anthem" |
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Our Hotel |
Per. Sep 1920 |
Lyrics by Clifford Grey |
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Ours |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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The Ozarks are Callin' Me Home |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Pagliacci |
Per. Aug 1919 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Pallas Athene |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Instrumental; part of "The Judgment of Paris" sequence |
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Paranoia |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Paree, What Did You Do to Me? |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Paris Loves Lovers |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Per Favore |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Incomplete; no lyrics |
Perennial Debutantes |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Perfectly Terrible |
Wr. 1909-13 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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The Perfume of Love |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1953/54 |
Replaced by "Satin and Silk" |
Peter Piper |
Per. Aug 1919 |
Intended to be sung in counter- point with "The Sea is Calling" |
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Pets |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. 1941 |
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The Physician |
Per. Sep 1933 |
Slight revision of "But He Never Says He Loves Me" written for The New Yorkers |
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Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down |
Star Dust [unproduced] |
Wr. 1931 |
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A Picture of Me Without You |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Pilot Me |
Per. May 1928 |
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Pipe Dreaming |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Pitter Patter |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
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Pity Me Please |
See America First [unused] |
Per. Feb 1966 |
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Play Me a Tune |
Per. Oct 1922 |
No music survives |
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Please Don't Make Me Be Good |
Fifty Million Frenchmen [unused] |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Please Don't Monkey With Broadway |
Per. Feb 1940 |
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Please Help the Poor Rich [see The Poor Rich] |
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Plumbing |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Poker |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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The Poor Rich |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Poor Young Millionaire |
Wr. 192? |
No music survives |
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The Prep School Widow |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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Pretty Little Missus Bell |
Seven Lively Arts [unused] |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Prithee Come Crusading with Me |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Revision of "Won't You Come Crusading With Me?" in Paranoia; also known as "Damsel, Damsel" |
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Prologue |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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Public Enemy Number One |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Put a Sack Over Their Heads (and They're All Sisters) |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Quadrille |
Per. Mar 1953 |
Instrumental |
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The Queen of Terre Haute |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Queen of the Yale Dramat |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Queens of Terpsichore |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Quelque-chose |
Paris [unused] |
Per. Feb 1928 |
Also known as "I've Got Quelque-chose"; originally written for Greenwich Village Follies |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
The Ragtime of Pipes of Pan |
Phi-Phi |
Per. Aug 1922 |
Slightly revised as "Syncopated Pipes of Pan" in Greenwich Village Follies |
Rap Tap on Wood |
Wr. Mar 1936 |
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Recall Goodhue |
Leave It To Me [unused] |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Recitative |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Published as "Good Morning, Miss Standing" |
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The Red Blues |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Red, Hot and Blue |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Revelation Ensemble |
See America First [unused] |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Revenge |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. 1941 |
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Rick-Chick-a-Chick |
Per. Apr 1913 |
No music survives |
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Riddle Diddle Me This |
Something for the Boys |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Ridin' High |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Ritz Roll and Rock |
Silk Stockings [film] |
Per. Jul 1957 |
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River God |
Per. Jun 1938 |
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Rolling Home |
Wr. Mar 1936 |
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Rolling, Rolling |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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Rosalie |
Per. Dec 1937 |
Several versions exist |
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Rosebud |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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Rub Your Lamp |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Ruins |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Sailor's Chantey [see There'll Always Be a Lady Fair] |
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Sailors of the Sky |
Pub. Jan 1943 |
Written for the Navy; unused |
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Salt Air |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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Samoa, Samoa [see So Long, Samoa] |
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Satin and Silk |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Saturday Night |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music survives |
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Say It With Gin |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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The Scampi |
Wr. 192? |
Music later used in "The Tale of the Oyster" |
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Scandal |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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School, School, Heaven-Blessed School |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943/44 |
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Scotch Twins |
Per. Oct 1922 |
Part of "Twin Sisters"; no lyrics survive |
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Sea Chantey |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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The Sea is Calling |
Per. Aug 1919 |
Sung in couterpoint with "Peter Piper" |
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See America First |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Two versions exist |
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See That You're Born in Texas |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Serenade |
Per. Feb 1916 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Sex Appeal |
Wr. 192? |
No music survives |
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She Was a Fair Young Mermaid |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Shootin' the Works for Uncle Sam |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Should I Tell You I Love You |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Si Vous Aimez Les Poitrines |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Siberia |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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The Sidecar |
Adios Argentina [unproduced] |
Wr. 1934/35 |
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A Sight-Seeing Tour |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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Silk Stockings |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Silver Moon |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Since Dolly's Come to Town |
Wr. 1909-13 |
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Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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Since Little Baby Brother Became a Movie Star |
Hitchy-Koo of 1919 [unused] |
Wr. 1919 |
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Since Ma Got the Craze Espagnole |
Per. Aug 1919 |
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Since We've Met |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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Sing Jubilee |
Jubilee [unused] |
Wr. 1935 |
Replaced by "Jubilee Presentation" |
Sing Sing for Sing Sing |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Sing to Me, Guitar |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Singing in the Saddle |
Adios Argentina [unproduced] |
Wr. 1934/35 |
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Six Little Wives [see Gay Little Wives] |
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Slave Auction |
Per. Apr 1946 |
No music survives |
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Slow Sinks the Sun |
Pub. Feb 1916 |
Also considered, but not used in See America First |
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Snagtooth Gertie |
Around the World in Eighty Days [unused] |
Wr. 1946 |
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The Snake in the Grass |
Fifty Million Frenchmen [unused] |
Wr. 1929 |
Instrumental ballet |
So In Love |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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So Let Us Hail |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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So Long |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. Apr 1944 |
Revision of "So Long, San Antonio" |
So Long, Samoa |
Independent song |
Wr. Feb 1940 |
Music later used in "Farewell, Amanda" |
So Long, San Antonio |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Per. Dec 1942 |
Music used in "So Long" |
So Near and Yet So Far |
Pub. Jul 1941 |
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So What? |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1955/56 |
Also known as "Why Not?" |
The Social Coach of All the Fashionable Future Debutantes |
See America First [unused] |
Wr. 1915/16 |
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Solomon |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Somebody's Going to Throw a Big Party |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Something for the Boys |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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Something to Shout About |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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Something's Got to Be Done |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Soon [see Oh So Soon] |
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South Sea Isles |
Hitchy-Koo of 1922 [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
Part of the "Twin Sisters" sequence |
The Sponge |
Per. Oct 1922 |
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Spring Love is in the Air |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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A Step Montage |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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Step We Grandly |
See America First [unused] |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Stepping Out [see Let's Step Out] |
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Stereophonic Sound |
Per. Jan 1955 |
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A Stroll on the Plaza Sant'Ana |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Strolling |
Per. Apr 1912 |
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Strolling Quite Fancy Free [see Finale, Act I of See America First] |
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Submarine |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Success |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Suez Dance |
Per. Apr 1946 |
Instrumental |
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Sunday Morning, Breakfast Time |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Also known as "Breakfast Time" |
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Suttee Procession |
Per. Apr 1946 |
Instrumental |
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Sweet Alice Kirby [see Antoinette Birby] |
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Sweet Nudity |
Nymph Errant [unused] |
Wr. 1933 |
Also known as "Nudity, Sweet Nudity" |
Sweet Simplicity |
See America First [unused] |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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Swing That Swing |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Swingin' the Jinx Away |
Per. Nov 1936 |
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Syncopated Pipes of Pan |
Per. Aug 1922 |
Same song as "Ragtime Pipes of Pan" sung in Phi-Phi, 1922 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
A Table for Two |
Wr. 1919? |
No music survives |
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Take It Easy |
Something to Shout About [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
Unfinished |
Take Me Back to Manhattan |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Taking the Steps to Russia [see I'm Taking the Steps to Russia] |
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The Tale of the Oyster |
Per. Nov 1929 |
An earlier version was titled "The Scampi" |
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The Talk You Hear at the Prom |
Wr. 1913-14 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Technique |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933-34 |
No lyrics survive |
Tequila |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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Texas Will Make You a Man |
Something for the Boys |
Wr. Sep 1942 |
No music survives |
Thank You |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933-34 |
This may be |
Thank You |
Per. Oct 1938 |
May have been dropped before the New York opening |
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Thank You So Much, Mrs. |
Pub. Apr 1934 |
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That Black and White Baby of Mine |
Per. Aug 1919 |
May have been dropped before the New York opening |
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That Little Old Bar at the Ritz |
Wr. 1920's |
No music survives |
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That Rainbow Rag |
The Pot of Gold [unused] |
Wr. 1912 |
No lyrics survive |
That Zip Cornwall Cooch |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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That's the News I'm Waiting to Hear |
Red, Hot and Blue [unused] |
Wr. 1936 |
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That's What You Mean to Me |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
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That's Why I Love You |
Fifty Million Frenchmen |
Wr. 1929 |
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There He Goes, Mr. Phileas Fogg |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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There Must Be Someone for Me |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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There'll Always Be a Lady Fair |
Per. Nov 1934 |
Also known as "Sailor's Chantey" |
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There's a Fan |
Leave It To Me [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
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There's a Happy Land in the Sky |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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There's a Hollywood That's Good |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Per. Nov 1954 |
Replaced by "Stereophonic Sound" |
There's No Cure Like Travel |
Per. Nov 1934 |
Sung in counterpoint with "Bon Voyage" |
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There's Nothing Like Swimming |
Jubilee [unused] |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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They Ain't Done Right By Our Nell |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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They All Fall in Love |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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They Couldn't Compare to You |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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They're Always Entertaining |
Per. Sep 1933 |
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Through Thick and Thin |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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Tired Little Wives [see Gay Little Wives] |
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Tired of Living Alone |
Wr. 1919 |
No music survives; may have been written for Hitchy-Koo of 1919 |
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To Be in Love and Young [see What a Joy to Be Young] |
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To Follow Every Fancy |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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To Get Away |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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To Hell With Everyone But Us |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
Replaced by "From This Moment On", which kept the same interlude |
To Love or Not to Love |
Per. Dec 1937 |
Only part of the song was used in the film |
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To the U.S.A. from the U.S.S.R. |
Per. Oct 1938 |
Also known as "From the U.S.A. to the U.S.S.R." |
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To Think that This Could Happen to Me |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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A Toast to Volstead |
Per. Nov 1929 |
Also known as "Opening, Ritz Bar"; dropped after the New York opening |
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Tom, Dick or Harry |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Tomorrow |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Tonight I Love You More |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1949 |
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Too Bad |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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Too Darn Hot |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Toy of Destiny |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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True Love |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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Trust Your Destiny to Your Star |
Per. Feb 1958 |
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Twilight |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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Twin Sisters |
Per. Oct 1922 |
Sequence includes "Scotch Twins", "South Sea Isles", and "Twin Sisters (Egyptian)" |
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Two Big Eyes |
Per. Oct 1915 |
Lyrics by John Golden; same music as "Absinthe" |
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Two Little Babes in the Wood |
Per. Sep 1924 |
Also sung in Paris (without the announcements) |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Under the Dress |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1954 |
Replaced by "The Perfume of Love" and |
Under the Summer Moon [see When the Summer Moon Comes 'Long] |
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Understudies |
Greenwich Village Follies |
Per. Sep 1924 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Unlucky at Gambling [see I'm Unlucky at Gambling] |
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Untitled Waltz |
Greenwich Village Follies |
Per. Sep 1924 |
Instrumental |
Up to His Old Tricks Again |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. Jun 1941 |
No music survives |
The Upper Park Avenue |
Wr. 1930's |
No music survives |
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Use Your Imagination |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Venice |
Per. Nov 1930 |
No music survives |
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Venus of Milo |
Wr. 1919? |
No music survives |
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Visit Panama |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Vite, Vite, Vite |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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Vivienne |
Per. Oct 1928 |
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Voodoo |
The Pirate [unused] |
Pub. Mar 1948 |
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| A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y |
Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
Wait for the Moon |
Per. Sep 1924 |
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Wait Until It's Bedtime |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Dropped from the New York production |
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The Waiters [see What a Priceless Pleasure] |
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Waiters v. Waitresses |
Gay Divorce |
Per. Nov 1933 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Wake, Love, Wake |
Per. Feb 1916 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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Wake Up and Dream |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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Waltz Down the Aisle |
Anything Goes [unused] |
Pub. Nov 1934 |
Rewrite of "When We Waltz Down the Aisle" from Ever Yours; later considered for Jubilee |
War Song |
Wr. 1915-20 |
Parody of Kern & Reynolds' "They Didn't Believe Me" |
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Washington, D.C. |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
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Washington Square |
Per. Jan 1920 |
Lyrics by Porter and E. Ray Goetz; music by Melville Gideon; also see "In Chelsea Somewhere" |
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Watching the World Go By |
Fifty Million Frenchmen [unused] |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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We Are Maidens Typical of France [see Maidens Typical of France] |
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We Are Prom Girls |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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We Are So Aesthetic |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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We Are the Chorus of the Show |
Per. Apr 1912 |
No music survives |
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We Detest a Fiesta |
Per. Oct 1940 |
Also known as "Opening Act II, Scene I" |
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We Drink to You, J. H. Brody |
Per. Oct 1938 |
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We Open in Venice |
Per. Dec 1948 |
Also known as "Opening, Padua Street Scene" |
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We Shall Never Be Younger |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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We're a Group of Nonentities |
Per. Apr 1913 |
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We're About to Start Big Rehearsin' |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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We're Off |
Per. Nov 1911 |
No music or lyrics survive |
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We're Off for a Hayride in Mexico |
Mexican Hayride [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
Originally intended as the opening number |
We're Off to Feathermore |
Per. Sep 1935 |
Also known as "Feathermore" |
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We're on the Road to Athens |
Out of This World [unused] |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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We've Been Spending the |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
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The Wedding Cakewalk |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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A Weekend Affair |
Gay Divorce [unused] |
Wr. 1932 |
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Welcome to Jerry |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Well, Did You Evah? |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Lyrics were revised for High Society |
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Well, Did You Evah? |
Per. Aug 1956 |
Revision of the song from Du Barry Was a Lady |
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Well, I Just Wouldn't Know |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Wr. 1942 |
No music survives |
Well, It's Good to Be Here Again |
Per. Feb 1916 |
May have been dropped before the New York opening |
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Were Thine That Special Face |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Weren't We Fools |
Pub. Nov 1927 |
Written for Fanny Price's night club act |
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What a Ball |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. 1955 |
Replaced by "The Red Blues" |
What a Charming Afternoon |
Per. Nov 1912 |
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What a Crazy Way to Spend Sunday |
Per. Dec 1943 |
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What a Fair Thing is a Woman |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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What a Great Pair We'll Be |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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What a Joy to Be Young |
Anything Goes [unused] |
Per. Nov 1934 |
Also known as "To Be in Love and Young" |
What a Nice Municipal Park |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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What a Priceless Pleasure |
You Never Know [unused] |
Per. Mar 1938 |
Also known as "The Waiters" |
What Am I to Do |
Per. Oct 1939 |
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What are Little Husbands Made Of |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. 1941 |
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What Do You Think About Men? |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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What Does Your Servant Dream About? |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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What Fun |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
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What Have I? |
Du Barry Was a Lady [unused] |
Wr. 1939 |
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What Is That Tune? |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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What Is This Thing Called Love? |
Per. Mar 1929 |
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What Love Is |
Per. Apr 1914 |
No music survives |
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What Say Let's Be Buddies [see Let's Be Buddies] |
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What Shall I Do? |
Per. Mar 1938 |
Copyrighted under the title "What Should I Do?" |
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What Will Become of Our England? |
Per. Nov 1932 |
Dropped from the London production |
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What's My Man Gonna Be Like? |
Per. Nov 1930 |
Written especially for Evelyn Hoey |
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What's This Awful Hullabaloo? |
Per. Nov 1912 |
|
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When a Body's in Love |
See America First [unused] |
Per. Feb 1916 |
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When a Woman's in Love |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. Apr 1943 |
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When All's Said and Done |
Per. Oct 1938 |
Replaced "When the Hen Stops Laying" |
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When Black Sallie Sings Pagliacci |
Per. Aug 1919 |
No music survives |
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When I Found You |
Paris [unused] |
Wr. 1928 |
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When I Had a Uniform On |
Per. Aug 1919 |
Also known as "Demobilization Song" |
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When I Used to Lead the Ballet |
Per. Nov 1912 |
Also used in See America First |
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When I Was a Little Cuckoo |
Per. Nov 1944 |
|
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When I'm Eating Around With You |
Wr. 1912 |
|
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When Love Beckoned |
Per. Nov 1939 |
Also known as "When Love Beckoned in (on) Fifty-second Street" |
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When Love Comes to Call |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1953 |
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When Love Comes Your Way |
Per. Sep 1933 |
Dropped from Nymph Errant; also considered for Ever Yours |
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When McKinley Marches On |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
© 1983 |
No music survives, but probably set to the music of "When Johhny Comes Marching Home" |
When Me, Mowgli, Love |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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When My Baby Goes to Town |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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When My Caravan Comes Home |
Per. Oct 1922 |
Also known as "My Caravan" |
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When the Hen Stops Laying |
Leave It To Me [unused] |
Per. Oct 1938 |
Replaced by "When All's Said and Done" |
When the Summer Moon Comes 'Long |
Wr. 1909 |
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When We Waltz Down the Aisle |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933-34 |
Revised for Anything Goes as "Waltz Down the Aisle" |
When We're Home on the Range |
Per. Dec 1942 |
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When We're Wed |
Per. 1912 |
Also known as "Once We're Wed" |
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When You and I Were Strangers |
Mississippi Belle |
Wr. 1943-44 |
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When Your Troubles Have Started |
Red, Hot and Blue [unused] |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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Where? |
Red, Hot and Blue [unused] |
Wr. 1936 |
No music survives |
Where Are the Men? |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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Where Can One Powder One's Nose? |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
Also known as "Opening Reuben's Scene" |
Where Do We Go From Here? |
Seven Lively Arts [unused] |
Wr. 1944 |
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Where Have You Been? |
Per. Nov 1930 |
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Where Is the Life That Late I Led? |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Where, Oh Where? |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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Where Would You Get Your Coat? |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Where's Louie? |
Per. Nov 1939 |
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Wherever They Fly the Flag of Old England |
Per. Apr 1946 |
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Which? |
Paris [unused] |
Pub. Feb 1928 |
Revised as "Which is the Right Life?" |
Which is the Right Life? |
Per. Mar 1929 |
Revised lyrics to Which? from Paris |
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Who, But You? |
Red, Hot and Blue [unused] |
Wr. 1936 |
Also considered for Born to Dance |
Who Has? |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished |
Who Knows? |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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Who Said Gay Paree? |
Can-Can [unused] |
Wr. 1952 |
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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Who Would Have Dreamed? |
Per. Oct 1940 |
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Who'll Bid? |
Mississippi Belle [unproduced] |
Wr. 1943 |
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Why Am I So Gone About |
Per. Nov 1957 |
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Why Can't I Forget You? |
Leave It To Me [unused] |
Wr. 1938 |
No music survives |
Why Can't You Behave? |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Why Didn't We Meet Before? |
Per. Sep 1920 |
Lyrics by Clifford Grey |
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Why Do You Want to Hurt Me So? |
Out of This World [unused] |
Wr. 1950 |
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Why Don't We Try Staying Home? |
Fifty Million Frenchmen [unused] |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Why Is It? |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unifinished |
Why Marry Them? |
Per. Nov 1932 |
Dropped from the London production |
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Why Not? [see So What?] |
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Why Should I Care? |
Per. Dec 1937 |
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Why Should I Trust You? |
Silk Stockings [unused] |
Wr. Nov 1954 |
Replaced by "Siberia" |
Why Shouldn't I? |
Per. Sep 1935 |
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Why Shouldn't I Have You? |
Per. Nov 1929 |
Replaced "Down With Everybody But Us" |
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Why Talk About Sex? |
The New Yorkers [unused] |
Wr. 1930 |
No music or lyrics survive |
Widow's Cruise |
Wr. 1919 |
No music survives |
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Wild Wedding Bells |
Greek To You [unproduced] |
Wr. 1938 |
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Will You Love Me When My Flivver is a Wreck? |
Wr. 1916 |
No music or lyrics survive; probably not written by Porter |
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Without Love |
Per. Nov 1954 |
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A Woman's Career |
Kiss Me Kate [unused] |
Wr. 1948 |
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Wond'ring Night and Day |
Mayfair and Montmartre [unused] |
Wr. 1922 |
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Wonderland |
High Society [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
Unfinished |
Won't You Come Crusading With Me? |
Per. Apr 1914 |
Rewritten as "Prithee, Come Crusading with Me" for See America First |
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Woodland Dance |
Per. Feb 1916 |
Instrumental; no music survives |
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Wouldn't It Be Crazy? |
Something for the Boys [unused] |
Wr. 1943 |
No music survives |
Wouldn't It Be Fun |
Per. Feb 1958 |
Porter's last song |
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Wow-Ooh-Wolf |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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Wunderbar |
Per. Dec 1948 |
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Song Title |
Source |
Dates |
Notes |
The Yale Elizabethan Club [see A Member of the Yale Elizabethan Club] |
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Yankee Doodle |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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Yellow Melodrama |
Wr. 1909-13 |
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Yes, Yes, Yes |
Per. Mar 1938 |
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You and Me |
Hitchy-Koo of 1919 [unused] |
Wr. 1919 |
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You and Me |
Per. May 1928 |
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You Can Do No Wrong |
Per. Jun 1948 |
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You Can't Beat My Bill |
Let's Face It [unused] |
Wr. Jul 1941 |
No music survives |
You Do Something to Me |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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You Don't Know Paree |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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You Don't Remind Me |
Out of This World [unused] |
Per. Nov 1950 |
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You Irritate Me So |
Per. Oct 1941 |
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You Make Up |
Wr. 1919? |
No music survives |
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You Never Know |
Per. Apr 1938 |
Two versions exist |
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You Said It |
Per. Oct 1940 |
Revision of an earlier unused song "One Hundred Years from Today" |
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You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To |
Per. Feb 1943 |
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You're a Bad Influence On Me |
Per. Oct 1936 |
Dropped soon after the New York opening |
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You're in Love |
Per. Nov 1932 |
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You're Just Too, Too |
Per. Nov 1957 |
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You're Sensational |
Per. Aug 1956 |
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You're the Prize Guy of Guys |
Les Girls [unused] |
Wr. 1956 |
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You're the Top |
Per. Nov 1934 |
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You're Too Far Away |
Nymph Errant [unused] |
Per. Sep 1933 |
Originally known as "I Look At You", intended for The New Yorkers |
You've Got Something |
Per. Oct 1936 |
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You've Got That Thing |
Per. Nov 1929 |
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You've Got to Be Hard-Boiled |
Wr. 1930 |
Unfinished; some music survives |
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Younger Sons of Peers |
Per. Feb 1916? |
Might have been dropped before the New York opening |
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Yours |
Ever Yours [unproduced] |
Wr. 1933/34 |
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Yours for a Song |
Per. Nov 1944 |
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