Anniversary Folio of Twenty Songs With an Introduction by BURT BACHARACH and ASelected Discography Cover photo by Karsh Price, $3.95 CHAPPELL & CO., INC. 609 Fifth Avenue, New York in aseoctation with TRO the nicHWOND ORGANIZATION For all works contained herein International Gc3yright Secured-Made in U.S.A. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED including public performance for profit ‘Any copying, arranging or adapting of said works without the consent of the owner fe an infringement of copyrightIntroduction To be asked to write an introduction for this folio of music. by acomposer of Kurt Weill’s stature is extremely flattering and awe-inspiring. I would like to believe in some way that there are no evident, glaring influences in the music that | write which would reflect the work of one composer or any school of composing. However, Ido remember having a tremendous affinity for Mr. Weill’s music —caring a great deal about it, and if, ina way, through the affection for his music some of it has rubbed off on me, eel extremely fortunate. 1am sure that you will enjoy playing, singing, and reading through the songbook as much as | have. BURT BACHARACH. Gontents September Song, from “Knickerbocker Holiday” p.4 Apple Jack, from “Huckleberry Finn” p.8 itNever Was You, from “Knickerbocker Holiday” p.11. ~/ There'll Be Life, Love & Laughter, from “Firebrand Of Florence” p.14 / Lost in The Stars, from “Lost In The Stars” p.18 V/ Green-Up Time, from “Love Life” p.22 \/ Lonely House, from “Street Scene” p.25 This Is New, from “Lady In The Dark” p.30 Herel Stay, from “Love Life” p.34 / The Little Gray House, from “Lost In The Stars” p.37 Westwind, from “One Touch Of Venus” p.40 ARhyme For Angela, from “Firebrand Of Florence” p.42 Speak Low, from “One Touch Of Venus” p.46 / Dirge For A Soldier, from “Knickerbocker Holiday” p.50 Song Of Ruth, from “The Eternal Road” p.54 AsLong As! Love, from “A Kingdom For A Cow” p.56 Jenny, from “Lady In The Dark” p.60 7 Thousands Of Miles, from “Lost in The Stars” p.66 -/ Listen To My Song (Johnny's Song), from “Johnny Johnson” p.70 My Ship, from “Lady In The Dark” p.74 [A Selected Kurt Weill Discography (GREENUP TIME Lotte Lenya (Columbia) Felicia Sanders (Mainstream) Fred Waring (Gapitol) HERE I'LL STA from "Love tite Sammy Davie, dr. Warner Br ohn Gary (RGA) Coleman Hawkins (Prestige) Johnny Mathis (Columbia) Gerry Multigan (Odyssey) IT NEVER WAS YoU rom "Knickerbocker Holiday” Tony Bennett (Columbia) Julie Andrews (20th Century Fox) ‘Georgia Brown (London). Lotte-Lenya (Columbia) LoNeLy House dino Grrty (Capt) dine Ghity ote Lenya otdmota ‘THE LITTLE GRAY HOUSE from "Lost In Tho Stars" Bing Crosby (Decca), LOST IN THE STARS from'“Lost In The Stars” Pearl Bailey (Roulette) Billy Ecksting (Motown) Lena Horne (20th Century Fox) ack Jor Frank Sinatra (Reprise) Rca fomaantaees rear Saran Vaughan (Mercury) searromon, ‘SEPTEMBER SONG trom "Knickerbocker Holiéay”” ‘Ames Bros. (RCA) Boston Pops Orch. (ACA) Maurice Chevalier (MGM) oy Clark (Dot) sJohn Gary (RICA) ‘AL Hint (RCA) Johnny Mathis (Columbia) Frank Sinatra (Capitol) SPEAK Low (2 Teicher (United Artist) Stove tawrence/Eyale Gorme (Pickwick) Roger Witlama (GM) THERE'LL BE LIFE, LOVE AND LAUGHTER from "Firebrand Of Florence” Dorothy Kirston/Thomas L. Thomas (RCA) ree Heed Teas THOUSANDS OF MILES from "Lost In Tho Stars” Felicia Sandore (Time) Marina Schlamme (MGM) WESTWIND from “One Touch Of Venus” Felicia Sanders (Mainstream) S'Fit SOUNBTAAGK ReconOINGS: JOHNNY JOHNSON (MGM Hellodon) LADY IN THE DARK (Columbia Studio Cast) LOST IN THE STARS (Daces) CONE TOUGH OF Venus (Decca) STARI (20h Conury Fox) STREET SCENE (Columbia) 7 AKURT WEILL CABARET (MoM)September Song Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson / Music by Kurt Weill Zegato When I was a you man court ing the girls, ‘When you meet with the young I men ear - ly in spring, They et Jampol compre tate _F played mo a wait - ing game. if a maid court you in song and re-fused me with Thyme, ‘They woo you with words and a toss-ing curls, I let the old earth take a cou-ple clo ver ring, © But if yon ex-am- ine the goods aid of whirls, While I they bring, They have Copyright © 1898 by DeSyiva, Brown & Henderson, Inc. Copyright Renewed Chappell & Co., Inc., owner of copyright for the world excluding the United States In the United States, Chappell & Co., Inc. & TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp, owners of renewal copyrightplied her with tears in View of ~— pearls. «= And as, lit - tle to of - fer but the © songs they sing And a Fo Ebdim Gm Gmé Fo F7 Bb time came .-round she came my way, As time came around she came. plen-ti- ful waste of time of day, A plen-ti- ful waste of time. tet Refrain (with expression, Gotth expression) g Gs Bb Oh, its a long, long while From May to De - cem g Bhmaj7 Bb7 C7 Bhn Fr But the days grow When you reach Sep -‘When the au - tum o Bb Bhmaj7__Bb7 turns the leaves to One has- n't got rt for tho wait-ing game, Eb Bhdim days dwin-dle down —___pei erressive € erese. Bb Bhmé Gb Bb And these few pre - cious days TI spend with you, Bbmaj7_Bb7 cz Ebm These pre - cious => Vv % 2, 1 Bb Bb (Back to Verse) ‘When youModerato Voice 1. When (2. Now she) (3. What is) (4. Then this) Piano pe Dam snake temp - ted Eve in the gar - den, She had = no. sus - pi - cion of, rep - tiles, So she this sweet nec - tar you. bring me, So Eve run to A - dam a - kit - in, Say - ing ~ Fl = drink - in? plain rain from a mug. And he thanked him and took a — small_—sup, And it sweet that T cant give it back? “Tes just “Please taste this drink with - out fear” And “he = x Copyright © 1982 & 1964 by Maxwell Anderson, and Karoline Weill Davis (a/k/a Karoline Weil), executr under the Last Wil of Kurt Weill, dec’. High Tor Music Corporation, owner of worldwide publication and allied rights Chappell & Co,, Inc. sole selling agentsaid “La - dy, maam, I beg par - don, Would you goes down so fine when you're thirs - ty, She _ noth - in’ but ap - ple? ‘says Sa - tan, “Tes just an- swered, “Im not ver -_y thirs - ty But Pu nee Ent Ano) y here juice from hangs on = and_—s'tips’—the jug up. noth - in’ but plain ap - ple jack. drink it be - cause youre my dear.”ap - ple, once you ap - ple, ap - ple,__ poi - son 2. Now she track. 3.What is 4. Ther this x — = Fs g £ ~ Pp me _3 = # = + —Flt Nei Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson / Music by Kurt Weill Bhi. F Bbmi. Tve been fol-low - ing trails, Te been star-ing af - ter ships, IT f If F caim. Gmi.7 DT Gm. gy ro@ For a cer-tain pair of eyes And a cer-tain pair of lips. F Dmi. Ami ET Ami. ba Fe Yes, I looked ev/ry- where, You can look with-out wings t room Dani or ao te 4 And Ifound a great va-ri- e-ty Of ‘in-ter-est-ing things. ro Ror oT Copyright © 1898 by DeSyiva, Brown & Henderson, In. ‘Copyright enowed Chappell & Co., Inc, ewner of copyright for the world excluding the United States In the United States, Chappell & Co., Inc. & TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyrightin Cdim Gat F Refrain tranquillo ~——— Bhat or But it nev-erwas you, It _ nev-erwas an-y-where you. - —— P-Mf legato F Ey F B7 ca-sion-al sun-set re - mind- ed me Or a flower hang-inghigh on a tu - lip-tree, Or tf late oF up oF Ne No roo Bb F a one red star hung low in the west,Ora heart-breakeall from the meadow lark’s nest made me iF ecluringenst [tF EF IF F Be Bb mal.) Bhai. Dmi. —— think for 2 “May - be it's true. cE tEi F tens ———Gm, nev-er was You, Gmi.7 “1 the call, in the ‘bluel” But it mfespressivo nev. er was an-y-where you, yaaa fT f oF F Cdim- 1There'll Be Life, Love & Lgughter ~ Lyrics by Ira Gershwin / Music by Kurt Weill Moderato _ ea rubato wf Em FHT Al - though by black mis-for-tune we're sur - round - ed, legato F ——— Em FHT though by fal- len an-gels we are . hound - ed, fe tT Tf ca Adim. ET man-age yet to thwart their base de - signs. Be-fore the Ret OF Copyright © 1945 by Chappell & Co,, Inc.cr BT dawn, well shat - ter these | $V” = 9 A945 D9 Dah) G7 - ter where the sun os G+5 C mal.7 Refrain, Moderato espressivo ce ‘Frm (maj.7) There'll be life, there'll be love, there'll be laugh - ryt * F PF [Fa F ———_ Fm6 Dm7 GT a - glow, nev-er know des - pair, DEY Se [tet e it Ft ———_— 1546 Cmaj.7 ce ¥ —____ D9 Dm7 G Dm? af - ter Brass. or — gold, what joys _un- told we'll Re LE Le YE 3 Vet MS Ge Fm7 a Well face the fu - ture BOT Ebmai.7 79h) +5world Cmaj.7 life, therell be ce love, therell PFT be D9 laugh There'll be aLost In The Stars Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson / Music by Kurt Weill ZA Moderato assai Piano Be - fore Lord God made the sea and the land, Pa Be held all the stars in the palm of His hand, And they ran through his fin- gers like = eo O—-~ e Gaim D7 grains of __ sand, And one lit-tle star fell a - lone. ———, —— ili? RRIF REP? r Copyright © 1946 by Chappell & Co,, Inc. by arrangement with High Tor Music Corporation19 m7 BT B Gm Ebm FT RT long as the Lord God's watch- ing 0 - ver them, Keep-ing track how it all goes ed OF z oF he But Ive been walk- ing through the night and the day Till my a Oe a eyes get wear-y and my head turns_gray, And__some-times it seems may-be — ke stew. , m6 G - get - ting the prom~- ise that we t:20 Lord God hunted through the wide night air For the lit-tle dark star on the wind down thereAnd he stated and prom-ised he'd take spec. ial care So it = _—> EE a fp T Gmé Cm D7 e cmt ET would-n't get lost a - gain. Now a man don't mind if the NG By Gm Ebm Gm stars grow dim And the clouds blow o - ver and dark - en him, tor Pe t Re PLR? =Eze heard him say— out here in the stars, —~ eo =~ mp ¥ Em7 BT 6 Gaim D Am7 Lit-tle stars, big stars, blow - ing through the night, "And we're lost out ——T * NE G Em? ‘ELT G Am E769) Gdim here in the stars, Lit-tle stars, big stars, blow- ing through the night, = — Zt a —- ‘And we're lost out here in the stars, ——__—————— 7 bite ee te HisGreen-up Time Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner / Music by Kurt Weill Allegro non troppo Piano fp 6 Refrain (gaily, but not too fast) c G Gm Yes - ter - day morn -ing I did see blos - soms on the P-nf AT D7 @ a7 E7 ———| r. + = = T= z i ap - ple tree, IT took a breath and thought, could it be, it’s . ————— i 4 wire ag SSS Copyright © 1948 by Alan Jay Lerner and Kurt Woill (Chappel & Co, Inc., ewner of publication and al other rights throughout the world, ’by arrangement with Marlo Music Corporationgreen - up look = round And in ev-'ry field I found greens were a-push-ing up through the ground for And sure e-nough the blue-bells tink-led IT] | | | Sf the glen, And sure e-nough I fell in love with —<—r—— oo EEremaeoe~ xI start-ed feel-ing aw- ful bright, Had a thought that hit me right. I'll have my hon-ey dance me to-night and wel - come in theLyrics by Langston Hughes / Music by Kurt Weill Moderato assai (en) Z] Piano At night when ev—ry-thing is ‘The old house seems to breathe c crese. poco.a poco G dim. Some-times I hear a neigh- bor —_snor - ing, = ‘erese. poco a poco dl | Copyright © 1948 by Kurt Wolll and Langston Hughes Chappell & Co, nc., publisher and owner of publication and allied rightsF# dim. G7 (b9) ‘Some - times | c7 C dim. D dim. __——— Some-times I hear a stair-case creak- ing Some-times a dis-tant tel- e - o = ‘= Then the qui- et set - tles ANB, Fo =— 8 IListesso tempo (with soft expression) — F7_ o7(9) £7 A%4_————_ G+ ly house, —— 1 ai Fr eb7 07 ¢ tne — cmaj7 Fan - ny, with so man-y neigh - bors, How lone - ly it fs 5 eo Bh7 (6) AT ly __ street! —— e7 A+ 07 (9) G7+ Cmaj7 =—_—— Fun- ny, you can be s0 OF > _-abr m6 o7+(}9) ppPoco ratt atempo With all these folks PP bi F 2 C6 + Poco animato F en An Bh 7 there must be Om =—_ Ao Bhdim. 8 dim. 6 Spar - rows have D9 (6) G7 (6) mp7 (6) Bh7 (6) stray dogs find a iend. i for me is not ro-f9 A —S— Un- hook the stars and take them a Ag 07 «G7(6) A dim, = I'm a a x He Slow —fm (nai?) Ftempo lone - ly house, In Pp morendoThis Is New Lyries by Ira Gershwin / Music by Kurt Weill Andantino ye) pe , mp tenderly Piano —_== with warmth Ghai.6 Fr Bhi ‘With you I used to roamThroughThe Pleas-ure Dome of _—_—_—_ bmi 6 a bmi. Abmie ed Ebmi. I held you tight, my love, In the gar-dens of Old Copyright © 1941 by Chappell & Co, Ine. Copyright Renewed Chappell & Co., Inc, owner of copyright for the world excluding the United States Inthe United States, Chappell & Co, Inc. & TAO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyrightEbmi Ffaim. Die Fhaim. Die bmi lost you through the cen-tur- ies. I find youonce a- re ae ————— tPrar ¥7 "%s Des Bhs — Fs Fr And find my-self the luck - . cmt. Refrain (slowly, with expression) Db Omi. This i ——_ I was mere- ly ex- ist - iF > De Ebmi. Fz + + <——) = SS This is new. And Im liv - ing atDbmi:7 aig Bly Guitar tacet This Ya b: - GBy Db or SS} = That Im through___.____ with the shad -ow-y a Fay pb a By i $ zs 4 : ‘tl + world Where life is bliss And thisFlere Pil Stay Lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner / Music by Kurt Weill = SI == —— ‘There’s a far Jand, I'm told, Where I'll find a { == = = = ty th jtee Flt Ff fe eo 2 7 eo But here ru there's oo Copyright © 1948 by Alan Jay Lerner and Kurt Welll ‘Chappell & Co,, Inc, owner of publication and all other rights throughout the world, by arrangement with Marlo Music Corporationoo smile all day through. know well they're we reir PE eee [eRe know where iF Cmé Ebm here I'l stay t —== espresstyoFm G7 F G7 Cm? FT Faim F7 world oth - ers PRL IPF F lov - ing you, abe Bhdim _Cm6_Faim "2. pp Bhdim Ebm__BbG a stay! > yRefrain 5 ‘There’s a lit-tle gray And the door Bio Fm? Eb And the steps run down.—— tt 3 cmé D7(b5) Bb win - dow, With a stick on the sill, th Copyright © 1849 by Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill house. in a one street stands And you prop up the aoa =— — te > ~~ Bbdim And you car-ry spring t= Chappel! & Co,,Inc., owner of publication and all other rights throughout the world, by arrangement with High Tor Music CorporationFm7 Abmé Bb bot - tom of the ret fF BT Abe BIT abo —7 And the white Star of Beth - le - hem grows in the B Bbdim Fm? BO ab And I can't real-ly des-cribe it, but Im try- ing > rr TR tt k ‘Eb7 Cm Eb+ Eb Cm6 D7b5) + hard.__._._______ It’s not much to tell = a- bout ____ It’s not much to Joo — b = ae htt wren : iispic - ture out, And the on-ly thing spec - ial is, ra ‘Tt mp 2B Ehdim BY? Fdim Cm Its not much to sing a - bout, Eb Ab ET GT Ab 75) = — Its not much to pic-ture out-_ And the on-ly thing special is poco ritWestwind Lyrics by Ogden Nash / Music by Kurt Weill 8 Refrain (slowly and tenderly) Be West - wind can you wak-en my true — can your whis- per re - aE Bb «stZ9)—pyaim, Ey ps F Speak to her soft-ly of the theme we (sta) Fm Fbdim. Bie Bile gleam we lost the dream we lost PEE | Copyright © 1943 by Chappell & Co., Ine.B a Be a“ — you call_back our san_you « Pe Bio os Gr os ft 2 8 orese. molto, F &, Bh o Se a5 * — Fp -, Gam. Fm, _c7 can the mag-ic of then be- come ours once’ a - > s— = OS fl wo | Rs B cmz_y__ aim, Aim rs gain, "til some day, at last, we _ can re - cap-ture the So oS —I— 7 4A Riyme Cfor Angela WY Lyrics by Ira Gershwin / Music by Kurt Weill Refrain Fmj.7 Fé Gm7 Co Flsus.9) F in-stance, her kiss Gm7 C1sus.6) cz oF Dmisus4) Dm? must con - fess, Tim lost, more gr less, a ar Dm7 GT c7 Am Gm Fmij.7 F6 An- gel-a.. ip TPP P rE te —— Copyright © 1945 by Chappell & Go, Inc.Gm7 ce for Am7 FF Gmo Gm? in-stance, her r — Cisus6) C7 lame When you hy ET(sus.8) An - gel-a. Dmisus4) Dm G9 get a name wD like An -gel-a,— ET Als) A EQ AmT - ly her name were 0 - aoeGm(sus4) Gm Gm7 She could triv-i-a—_ If she were called Mar t e-ven Dor-oth - e - a, Shed be my So-le Mi -a Ao an = 5 — aa tetShe's heav- en But Angela has no pat-ter And yet, what does it _mat-ter If An-gel- as _heart__ rhymes with ao) eS) fie c7 Ie Gm7 ¥Moderato assai (siowiy) VOICE Piano: ev Fr when you speak, love, Our sum-mer — with-ers a - way too soon, too soon, = — Copyright © 1949 by Chappel! & Co, Ine.Bhm sits, a ise whenyouspeak, lovey ‘swift, like ships a - drift, we're swept a - part dar-ling, speak low lost in the dark too soon, —_ too Bo Our mo-ment is a soon, a748 Bim. a > us) wher-ev-er I = co near, to-mor-row is here and al-ways too = ——~ : mf pirespr. Love is pure gold 3 on, Biko, go ———————— soon. a thief, Were = that to mor-row is ———~ late zdar-ling,were late too Bums dar-ling, 1 ‘The cur-tain de- scends, Bht D7 evtry-thing ae Will you speak low to me, speak love to me and espressivo 49Dirge Cfer cA Soldier Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson / Music by Kurt Weill Andante sostenuto a ob7 ¢ (omit 3) VOICE to the earth sol-dier lies, Wo Piano Fg Db7 C (omit 3) m6 Fm6 An blind - ed at the green hills of Copyright © 1898 by DeSyva, Brown & Henderson, Inc. Copyright Renewed ‘Chappell & Co, nc., owner of copyright for the world excluding the United States In the United States, Chappell & Co., Inc. & TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyright,bv BL Dé the drum for a soldier, E7 Gn6 Dn Now the heart is still, 07 On7 G6, for there lived none bold-er Won ~ d'ring why ve kill, a sol - dier'sWake the hills're-ply-ing, Still the wild hearts'ery-ing and leave him where he's Fné ob7 omit, 3 to_the ground sol -dier goes, Fm6 oL7 C (omit 3) well, bell to — tol. hig__u are Dns Fé A - = == J SS S>= trum = pet's sound in the grave - yard closeD6. Fm6 A plot where Bh7 Dné the drum for a sol - dier Gmé Om Now the heart is still, ee ee eee o7 Dm6 Gm6. Zz =H a # 7 ¥—+# Mourn, nourn tor’ there Lived none bold-er, = ea? ing why we kill. a wond—“a'ritModerato assai Pslowly, with VOICE Nay where thou Piano oS tranguillo Supression 5 And I shall dwell On7__G7. ev-er thou a - bi F7 7 67 mp OMB OC And thy__ folk. Copyright © 1897 by Chappell & Co., nc. Copyright Renewed Chappell & Co,,Inc., owner of copyright fr the world excluding the United States In the United States, Chappell & Co, Inc. & TRO-Hampshire Hous Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyrightlet the bond en- dure Thy God is my God, and thy faith my faith. aa =~ . iy t fd Da ee nf Fmaj7 6 Em7 7 C dim. As death a- lone can May God re - ward me ¢2e¢ > hap-pi-ness or sor - row, 32 ~~ b 7 Cm F7 G6 45 P ed tear us twoa- sun - der And where_ thou : will I go -- og oN —— Fn6 re An O7 (Gbass) on al - so, And I__ shall dwell______wher-ever thou art. oS SRIF FFAs Long As I Love , Lyrics by Desmond Carter / Music by Kurt Weill Moderato quasi Andante Voice Piano Fe G 07(55) 07 66 love.___ The man I sigh for. Im rea-dy to die for.___ ler Copyright © 1995 by Chappell & Co., Ltd, London Copyright Renewed ‘Chappell & Co. Ltd, owner of copyright forthe world excluding the United States In the United States, Chappell & Co. L1d,,& TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp, owners of renewal copyrightAm m6 FIC dim, C 6 — No mat-ter what the task, he can-not ask too much of me. o7 Em? A An? jat-ter where I go, with him I know my heart will be. G dim. 07 — Tho? it's good - bye love, Hell al-ways be my F — As long as I My heart is his. f£7 love there’snot an end to whata womanwilldo. Her faith will rise a-bove what- o7 Ani? c An? o7 ev - er love is lead-ing her to. NoroadStoo long for her, No powr too 6 En? AT 07 sus4 87 G dim. strong forher.—Andwhatthe esthavedonel knowthatI can do. I live for my love. F07 6 Am? (m6 FITC dim, — Imready to die for. No mat-ter what the task,he can-not ask too No fat-ter where I go,with him I know my heart will be. — Tho’ it’s good-bye, love,____ Hell al-ways be my —_love. ¥ My heart is his.Allegretto quasi andantino F (slowly) VOICE There once was_a_girl named Piano Yr Dai Fe Fr G7 oo 5 Jen-ny, Whtse _vir-tues were var-ied_and_ma-ny, Ex-cept-ing that she was_in- —_ Se —— Gmit or Fa Fidim. Gai, or Jen-ny points _a mor-al With which you can-not quar-rel, As Copyright © 1941 by Chappell & Co,, Ine Copyright Renewed Chappell & Co., Inc, owner of copyright for the world excluding the United States Inthe United States, Chappell & Co., Inc. & TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyrightRefrain cmi, leisurely) By? ‘omi. he. s- k — he fk * * ee ee iets SS 1. Jen-ny madeher mind up when she was three, She, her-self, was going to trim the 2.Jen-ny made her mind up when she was twelve, That in'- to for-eign lan-guag - es 3.Jen-nymadehermindup at —twen-ty-two,- ‘To get her-self a hus- band was the 4.Jen-nymadehermindup at thir-ty-nine,- Shewould take a trip to the 5.Jen-nymadeher mindup at fif - ty-one,— She wouldwriteher mem-moirs be a7 = Fis mi Christ - mas tree; Christ. mas Eve she lit the can - dles, tossed the she would delve, But at sev - en-teen to Vas- sar it was thing to do, — She got her- self all dolled up in her Ar - gen - tine. She was on- ly on va- ca - tion, but the fore she was done, The ver - y day her book was pub - lished Fai, mi, Abmis mi ot Be Fo (small notes only for 4th refrain) ——— RS + 2S = — > tapers a- way. Lit-tle Jen-ny was an or-phan on quite a blow That in twen-ty sev-en lan-guag-es she could-n't say no.— sat-ins and furs, And she got her-self a hus-band, but he was-n't_ hers. Lat-ins a- gree, Jen-ny was the one who start-ed the Good Neigh-bor Pol- i - ey. his-t'ry re - lates There were wives who shottheir husbands in some thir-ty-three states. PPP PP SS x NMAbr Cmi.6 Ekhdim, — ——_ = SF = = ab 2 Jen- ny! Bright as Her e - qual would be hard to Jen - ny! Bright as Her e - qual would be hard to Jen-ny! Bright as a pen-ny! Her e - qual would be hard to Jen - ny! Bright as a pen-ny! Her e - qual would be hard to Jen-ny! Bright as a pen-ny! Her e - qual would be hard to = SSS = = sot ti oF to a oF : of =e == = # Tea # 7 mi be cmi6 mel Fit Gri find.— She lost one dad and moth-er, A sis-ter and a broth-er, But she find. To Jen- ny Tm be-hold-en, Her heart was big and gold -en, But she find. De- served a bed of ros- es, But his - to~- ry dis-clos - es, That she find. Oh, pas-sion does-n’t van- ish, In Port-u-gese or Span-ish, But she find, She could give cards and spade-ies, To ma-ny oth- er la. dies,But she ——. ” Sf marcato68 Bar 6Jen - ny made her mind up sev- en- ty - five,— emi, Fmi6 She would live to be the old - est Cn. Abmi.6 gin and rum and des - ti- ny play fun ny tricks_ And poor (ee Jen - ny kicked the buck - et at sev - en - ty - six.—Gtaim Jen - ny points With which you can-not quarrel, Makes a lot of com-mon Jen-ny and her sa- ga, Prove that you are If you don't keep sit-ting on the fence. Jen - ny and her sto-ry Dmit c Gtaim, oe or Point the way to glo- ry, To all men and wom-an kind. ——F Fhaim. or Ar Dei? Emi. An-y-one with vi-sion, Comes to this de-ci-sion, Don't make up,youshould-n't make up, You A__f__ ioe. aon) Pu Dmi7 mustn't make up, oh nev-er make up An-y-one with vi-sion, Comes to this de- ci -sion, —=_ a ‘molto marcato a Cm, Oitar tacetThousands Of Males Lyrics by Maxwell Anderson / Music by Kurt Weill Moderato How man-y — miles to the heart of How many miles tothe heart of Thou - sands thou - sands of, Thou - sands thou - sands of Fo a riles. ‘When he Jay on your breast, — miles. Farth - er off than “the rails Copyright © 1949 by Maxwell Anderson and Kurt Weill ‘Chappell & Co, Inc., owner of publication and all other rights throughout the world, by arrangement with High Tor Music Corporation— He looked up— tnd — smiled — or the road - ways run = fa Tr T Each = The lines ree | aie i? - sands, thou - sands = sands, thou - sands F lives a - lone on the — map of of, a - cross a - crosslike a leap - ing he turns round to thou - sands, thou - sands of — miles thou - sands, thou - sands of — mik rrr TS miles, walls, or length of days, miles, walls, or length of days, FfBodum Faim a cold doubt’ Of = mid - night can hold = us a - part, cold doubt of, mid - night can__ hold us a - part, le ia sr, swift - er than wings of the — morn swift - er than wings of the — morn PFt F + RLS e a Ses = = : path = ways hear.——— path - ways reer re «Le [| o Fdim Am Fm ame WF S 1 the —— _ = ver tens thou-sands of ites! ~y oDListen To My Song (fohnny’'s Song y) Lyrics by Paul Green / Music by Kurt Weill Allegretto moderato egretio moderne |_| Piano mf softly a DP ___ with warm expression When man was first cre- a - ted eo ——=—-P | cantabite ¢ con calore —_ —* —S sure his maker meant—— He'd be of good _in~ tent, oT EOD ™. Copyright © 1896 by Chappell & Co, Inc. ‘Copyright Renewed Chappell & Co., Inc, owner of copyright for the world excluding the United States Inthe United States, Chappell & Co, Inc. & TRO-Hampshire House Publishing Corp., owners of renewal copyrightheart and love, for- giv - ing wrong,and though thru a- ges fa - ted to SS climb our wandering way. at lest we'll find the day a ae are Be abt ube D7 mp__Gmi. 26 Gmi__eb_Dmit Joy shall be our I hear from ev'-ry doubt-ing Tomas the re ae Bb ce B Cm. Bh Demi. tha? Bb Gmi.8 world's a might-y cru-el the bro- ken heart,the bro-kenSS you and I don't think so, we know there's something still__._ of _——— = or 3 — good be-yond such 411 of right be-vond the wrong. oD 74 BT. Bb cmi8 phy Poco piu mosso C7 Fr Cmi. And we'll nev - er lose our faith and hope and trust in all man— t 5 1 | mp poco a poco crescendoF D7 G7 Dmi. ff molto crese, F™.7 gy work and strive while we're live, thet — === mf molto cresc. 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