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LIFE
108 IGET A KICK OUT OF YOU. l
(The Dream Melody) 200 ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU • $>J
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AIN'T SHE SWEET

AIN'T WE GOT FUN.
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ALDILA 248 IF COULD BE WITH YOU
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ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO-

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1UST WILD
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CLOVER 221
ANYTHING GOES 126 TOWN 222
APRIL IN PARIS IN A SHANTY IN OLD SHANTY
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q9 IT'S ALL IN THE GAME
AUF WEIDERSEHEN. MY DEAR g IT'S MAGIC ,
AUTUMN IN NEW YORK

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JEEPERS CREEPERS .. .
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BABY FACE :• "

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BAD, BAD LEROY BROWN 249 KISSME AGAIN • •
THE BAND PLAYED ON

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L'AMOUR-TOUJOURS-L'AMOUR
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BE MY LITTLE BABY BUMBLE LA VIE EN ROSE ••••
BEER BARREL POLKA 48 LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART

(Roll Out The Barrel). (I'm In Love With You) „.„
BEI MIR BIST DU SCHON 252 LIMEHOUSE BLUES *\Z
(Means That You're Grand) 9n LUCKY DAY qo
THE BIRTH OF THE BLUES ^ THE MAN LOVE I ,^
THE BLUE ROOM 105 MEMORIES 168
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MOCKIN' BIRD HILL J°°
THE BoSl Ev2rD OF BROKEN DREAMS
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BREEZIN' ALONG WITH THE BREEZE MOUNTAIN GREENERY
BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME? ^ (Put Another Nickel In) _„
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BYE BYE BLACKBIRD ^
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MY OWN TRUE LOVE BeneL
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CAN'T SMILE WITHOUT YOU ^ R GONE'
?LEaEe L?ONT TALK ABOUT ME WHEN I'M
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CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET
CLAP YO' HANDS ~ SECRET LOVE
COULD IT BE MAGIC
CRAZY RHYTHM •• • • • 220
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if SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN
SEPTEMBER SONG
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CUDDLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER, LOVEY MINE SIDE BY SIDE
DANCING IN THE DARK
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DON'T FENCE ME IN ^° THINKING OF YOU
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THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND .. •• •
OAK TREE
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GET HAPPY WHO CAN TURN TO I
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THE GOLD DIGGERS' SONG (When Nobody Needs Me)
The Money) 204
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GOODNIGHT IRENE 66 WHO CARES? 235
(As Long As You Care For Me) .
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HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN 139

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HEAVEN CAN WAIT 146
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HELLO! MA BABY 136
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Can't Smile Without You

Words and Music by CHRIS ARNOLD,
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Words and Music by BART HOWARD
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This Land Is Your Land

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Beer Barrel Polka

(Roll Out The Barrel)
Words and Music by LEW BROWN, WLADIMIR A. TIMM.

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California Here I Come

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Bye Bye Blackbird

Words by MORT DIXON
Modcrato Music by RAY HENDERSON
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For You
Words by AL DUBIN
Music by JOE BURKE
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Forty Second Street

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RENE GOOD-NIGHT I - RKNE I'll «te you In my dreams. 2. dreims.

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I asked your mother for you I love Irene, God knows. I do
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Red Sails In The Sunset

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(T'ho Voluto Bene]
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Italian Text by MICHELE GALDIERI
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Thinking Of You
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Sometimes
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The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams

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If I Could Be With You

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The Summer Knows

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My Own True Love

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Who Can I Turn To

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A Gal In Calico
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By The Light Of The Silvery Moon

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The Band Played On

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Carolina Moon
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
SONGBOOK
125 SONGS
BAD LEROY BROWN /EVERGREEN (Love Theme from "A Star Is Born")
BAD,
TIE A YELLOW RIBBON ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE /CANT SMILE WITHOUT YOU
TIME IN A BOTTLE /COULD IT BE MAGIC /DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES/ 1 BELIEVE
FLY ME TO THE MOON (In Other Words)/ I'LL HAVE TO SAY LOVE YOU IN A SONG I
SEPTEMBER SONG/ Theme from A SUMMER PLACE /SWEET GEORGIA BROWN

FEELINGS (6Dime?)/ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET/ BYE BYE BLACKBIRD
FOR YOU/ BEER BARREL POLKA (Roll Out The Barrel)/ CALIFORNIA Here Come I
FORTY-SECOND STREET/ DON'T FENCE ME IN /CRAZY RHYTHM /FINE AND DANDY

GET HAPPY/DANCING WITH TEARS IN MY EYES/CHARLESTON/GOODNIGHT IRENE
I FOUND A MILLION DOLLAR BABY/ JEEPERS CREEPERS/ SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN
I'M IUST WILD ABOUT HARRY/ JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS /A TIME FOR LOVE
I GET A KICK OUT OF YOU/ YOU TOOK ADVANTAGE OF ME /THE MAN LOVE I
HOW LONG HAS THIS BEEN GOING ON? /CLAP TO' HANDS /BODY AND SOUL
ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO /BE MY LITTLE BABY BUMBLE BEE /APRIL IN PARIS
AH! SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE /ABOUT A QUARTER TO NINE /ANYTHING GOES
ALONG THE SANTA FE TRAIL /THE BIRTH OF THE BLUES/ LA VIE EN ROSE
BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME?/ I'VE GOT A CRUSH ON YOU/KISS ME AGAIN
HELLO! MA BABY/ HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN/ LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART
IT'S ALL IN THE GAME /I COVER THE WATERFRONT/ RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET
HEAVEN CAN WAIT/ L'AMOUR-TOUJOURS-L'AMOUR/ POOR BUTTERFLY
TEA FOR TWO /'WAY DOWN YONDER IN NEW ORLEANS /SIDE BY SIDE
TOM DOOLE Y/ PLEASE DON'T TALK ABOUT ME WHEN I'M GONE
MOCKIN' BIRD HILL/PAPER ROSES/NON DIMENTICAR7 MOUNTAIN GREENERY
WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS/ WHEN MY DREAM BOAT COMES HOME
MEMORIES/THINKING OF YOU/SOMETIMES I'M HAPPY/ MOONLIGHT BAY/AL DI LA
THE BOULEVARD OF BROKEN DREAMS/ AUTUMN IN NEW YORK /THE BLUE ROOM
AUF WEIDERSEHEN, MY DEAR/BREEZIN' ALONG WITH THE BREEZE/AM BLUE? I
BUT NOT FOR ME/AIN'T SHE SWEET/ DANCING IN THE DARK EMBRACEABLE YOU /
THE GOLD DIGGERS' SONG/ CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN/THE DESERT SONG

I WANT TO BE HAPPY/ LIMEHOUSE BLUES/ LUCKY DAY/ DANCING ON THE CEILING
ONLY HAVE EYES FOR YOU/ CUDDLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER, LOVEY MINE
I
I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER /IN A SHANTY IN OLD SHANTY TOWN
WONDER WHAT'S BECOME OF SALLY?/ THE SUMMER KNOWS/ IT'S MAGIC
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IF COULD BE WITH YOU ONE HOUR TONIGHT/ DON'T KNOW WHY

I lust Do) 1 (I
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC (Put Another Nickel In)/ WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN/ YOU DO SOMETHING TO ME /WHEN YOUR LOVER HAS GONE
WHO CARES? (As Long As You Care For Me) /THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND
YOURS IS MY HEART ALONE /WHO CAN TURN TO /SECRET LOVE I
A GAL IN CALICO/DEEP NIGHT/AVALON/BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON

ALABAMA JUBILEE /THE BAND PLAYED ON /BABY FACE /CAROLINA MOON
BEI MIR BIST DU SCHON /AIN'T WE GOT FUN /MY OWN TRUE LOVE f
APRIL SHOWERS /BARNEY GOOGLE
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VOICE -PIANO-GUITAR

THE GREAT AMERICAN

mammmmmmmmmam mwssmm HHHHi •'

AIN'T SHE SWEET

ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO-

129 I'M ABOUT HARRY

•M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF

AUTUMN IN NEW YORK

BABY FACE :• "

THE BAND PLAYED ON

BEER BARREL POLKA 48 LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART

94 MOONLIGHT BAY u2J

POOR BUTTERFLY \°°

(Love Theme irom "A Star Is Born") J A TIME FOR LOVE ?

HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN 139

COVER THE WATERFRONT 148 YOURS IS MY HEART ALONE

I DON'T KNOW WHY (I Just Do) 232

Bad, Bad Leroy Brown

J. JJ' ^0. J*' +*

© Copynght 1972. 1973 BLENDINGWELL MUSIC. INC

"tree - top lov

First Artists presents A BARWOOD-JON PETERS Production of A STAR IS BORN

Words by PAUL WILLIAMS

Moderately, with feeling

with pedal throughout

976 T ARTISTS MUSIC C °- EMANUEL MUSIC CORP. &

love, fresh as the morn - ing air.

Dmaj7 E/D C*m7 G/A A7

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mean - ing of one

A Bb/A B/A C/A

Tie Yellow Ribbon Round

bus, for - get a -bout us, put the blame on me, if

round the ole.

Can't Smile Without You

Moderately, with a relaxed beat ( J~3 - J J>

CKaddA) Em7 Am7 D7 C/E D7/F*

can't laugh and I can't sing. I'm find-ing

m tt nil rnv f^m

you. You came a - long_ just like a song. and

Now, some peo-

so. _ ver - y long

If I could taw time in i bot tit. Tha first thing that

wish es come true;. I'd save ev day like

Copynght © 1971. 1972 BLENDINGWEU MUSIC. INC.

i spend them with you.

Dmaj7 D6 n Gmaj7 Em7

nough to know that you're the one I want to go thru

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If had t box jutt for with n And

dreams that had

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Come, come, come in - to- my_ arms,

Could this be the mag ic at last?_

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der of all_ of you. Ba- by I want_ you.

Days Of Wine And Roses

ftPP^ mead-ow-land to -ward a clos-ing

© 1962 WARNER BROS. INC.

DAYS OF WINE AND

Fly Me To The Moon

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