Fake Book song listings: The Performer's complete fake book.

Ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive / Lyric by Johnny Mercer; Music by Harold Arlen -- Angry / Words by Dudley Mecum; Music by Jules Cassard, Henry Brunies, and Merritt Brunies -- Adelaide / Frank Loesser -- After the ball/million miles / Words and music by McCartney -- Ain't there anyone here for love? / Words by Harold Adamson; Music by Hoagy Carmichael -- After you've gone / Creamer & Layton -- All or nothing at all / Words by Jack Lawrence; Music by Arthur Altman -- Any which way you can / Words and music by Milton L. Brown, Stephen H. Dorff, and Snuff Garrett -- At the hop / Words and music by A. Singer, J. Medora, and D. White -- Another sleepless night / Words and music by Rory Bourke and Charlie Black -- Alabama Jubilee / Words by Jack Yellen; Music by George L. Cobb -- Across the field / Words and music by W.A. Dougherty, Jr. -- Alone too long / Words by Dorothy Fields; Music by Arthur Schwartz -- Alright, okay, you win / Words and music by Sid Wyche and Mayme Watts -- Annie / Words by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Anywehre I wander / Frank Loesser -- Another honky tonk night on Broadway / Words and music by Steve Dorff, Milton Brown, and Snuff Garrett -- Another day / Words and music by McCartney -- Apple honey / Woody Herman -- Annie doesn't live here anymore / Words by Joe Young and Johnny Burke; Music by Harold Spina -- Autumn leaves / English lyric by Johnny Mercer; French lyric by Jacques Prevert; Music by Joseph Kosma -- Arianne / Words and music by Christian Roudney; English Adaptation by Martin Charnin -- Arrow through me / Words and music by McCartney -- Baby, talk to me / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- At the ballet / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyrics by Edward Klebab -- Bells of Washington / Poem by Edmond S. Meany; Music by Carl Paige Wood -- Brotherhood of man / Frank Loesser -- A bushel and a peck / Frank Loesser -- By the light of the silvery moon / Lyric by Ed Madden; Music by Gus Edwards -- Big city Miss Ruth Ann / Words and music by Thomas A. Lazaros -- Bye bye birdie / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- Band on the run / Words and music by McCartney -- Baby's request / Words and music by McCartney -- Basin street blues / Words and music by Spencer Williams -- Blue eyes / Words and music by Elton John and Gary Osborne -- The ballad of the sad young men / Lyric by Fran Landesman; Music by Tommy Wolf -- Beauty school dropout / Words and music by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs -- Bandstand boogie / Words by Barry Manilow and Bruce Sussman; Music by Charles Albertine -- By the time i get to phoenix / Words and music by Jim Webb -- Before the parade passes by / Music and Lyric by Jerry Herman -- Being in love / Meredith Willson -- The best is yet to come / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Belly up to the bar, boys / Meredith Willson -- The blue and white / Words by Rev. Claris Edwin Silcox; Music by Clayton E. Bush -- Beyond the sea / Music and French Lyric by Charles Trenet; English Lyric by Jack Lawrence -- The best thing you've ever done / Music and Lyric by Martin Charnin -- Bugle call rag / Music and Lyric by Jack Pettis, Billy Meyers, and Elmer Schoebel -- Big D / Frank Loesser -- Blessed are the believers / Music and Lyric by Rory Bourke, Charlie Black, and Sandy Pinkard -- Big girls don't cry / Music and Lyric by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio -- Blue, turning grey over you / Words by Andy Razaf; Music by Thomas Waller -- Bluebird / Words and Music by McCartney -- Born too late / Words by Fred Tobias; Music by Charles Strouse -- Blue flame / Lyric by Leo Corday; Music by James Noble and Joe Bishop -- Boo-hoo / Edward heyman, Carmen Lombardo, and John Jacob Loeb -- Born to be with you / Words and Music by Don Robertson -- Ballroom dancing / Words and Music by McCartney -- Boogie woogie / Clarence "Pine Top" Smith -- The buckeye battle cry / Frank Crumit -- Broken-hearted melody / Words by Hal David; Music by Sherman Edwards -- Baby, it's cold outside / Frank Loesser -- Bronco Billy / Words and Music by Milton L. Brown, Snuff Garrett, and Stephen H. Dorff -- The best in the world / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Can't you just see yourself? / Lyric by Sammy Cahn; Music by Jule Styne -- Candida / Words and Music by Toni Wine and Irwin Levine -- Caldonia (what makes your big head so hard?) / Words and Music by Fleecie Moore -- Captain Hook's waltz / Lyric by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Music by Jule Styne -- Cold, cold heart / Words and Music by Hank Williams -- Candy girl / Words and Music by Larry Santos -- Comme ci, comme ca / English words by Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer; French words by Pierre Dudan; Music by Bruno Coquatrix -- Careless hands / Words and Music by Bob Hilliard and Carl Sigman -- Carpet man / Words and Music by Jim Webb -- Casa loma stomp / H. Eugene Gifford -- Christopher Columbus / Words by Andy Razaf; Music by Leon Berry -- Cecilia (does your mother know you're out) / Words by Herman Ruby; Music by Dave Dreyer -- Choo choo ch'boogie / Words and Music by Vaughn Horton, Denver Darling, and Milton Gabler -- Children children / Words and Music by McCartney-Laine -- Crying my heart out over you /Words and Music by Carl Butler, Marijohn Wilkin, Louise Certain, and Gladys Stacey -- Christmas is a-comin' / Words and Music by Frank Luther -- Coming up / Words and Music by McCartney -- Civilization (bongo, bongo, bongo) / Bob Hilliard and Carl Sigman -- The Christmas song (chestnuts roasting on an open fire) / Words and Music by Mel Torme and Robert Wells -- Copenhagen / Words by Walter Melrose; Music by Charlie Davis -- Count every star / Words by Sammy Gallop; Music by Bruno Coquatrix -- Cruising down the river / Words and Music by Eily Beadell and Nell Tollerton -- Cocoanut sweet / Lyric by E.Y. Harburg; Music by Harold Arlen -- Connie-o / Words and Music by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio -- Cook of the house / Words and Music by McCartney -- Coming in and out of your life / Words and Music by Richard Parker and Bobby Whiteside -- Cafe on the left bank / Words and Music by McCartney -- Carolina Moon / Words and Music by Benny Davis and Joe Burke -- Charlotte's web / Words and Music by John Durrill, Cliff Crofford, and Snuff Garrett -- Delaware / Words and Music by Irving Gordon -- Daddy's little boy / Words and Music by Billy Collins -- Dancing / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Daddy's little girl / Words and Music by Bobby Burke and Horace Gerlach -- Dance: ten; looks: three / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Eddward Kleban -- Dinah / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Harry Akst -- Don't let the sun go down on me / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- Dear old Nebraska U. (there's no place like Nebraska) / Words and Music by Harry Pecha -- Daytime nighttime suffering / Words and Music by McCartney -- Dear world / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Daddy sang bass / Words and Music by Carl Perkins -- Distant melody / Lyric by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Music by Jule Styne -- Don't let it bring you down / Words and Music by McCartney-Laine -- Doctor jazz / Lyric by Walter Melrose; Music by Joseph Oliver -- Detroit city / Words and Music by Danny Dill and Mell Tillis -- Don't like goodbyes / Lyric by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen; Music by Harold Arlen -- (Doop doo-de-opp) A doodlin' song / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Down the line / Words by Vincent F. Fagen; Music by Joseph J. Casasanta -- Drifting and dreaming (sweet paradise) / Lyric by Haven Gillespie; Music by Egbert Van Alstyne, Erwin R. Schmidt, and Loyal Curtis -- Doodle doo doo / Words and Music by Art Kassell and Mel Stitzel -- Don't go breaking my heart / Words and Music by Carte Blanche and Ann Orson -- Don't come knockin' / Words and Music by Michael P. Heeney and Francy Matan -- Easy rider (I wonder where my easy rider's gone) / Shelton Brooks -- Easy street / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Elegance / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Every which way but loose / Words and Music by Stephen Dorff, Milton Brown, and Snuff Garrett -- Empty garden / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- Ebony and ivory / Words and Music by McCartney -- Easy love / Words and Music by Larry Herbstritt, Steve Dorff, and Randy Cate -- Love theme from "eyes of Laura Mars" (prisoner) / Words and Music by Karen Lawrence and John Desautels -- Enjoy yourself (it's later than you think) / Lyric by Herb Magidson; Music by Carl Sigman -- Five minutes more / Lyric by Sammy Cahn; Music by Jule Styne -- The entertainer / Scott Joplin -- Face it, girl, it's over / Words and Music by Frank H. Stanton and Andy Badale -- Endless love / Words and Music by Lionel Richie -- Far above Cayuga's waters / C. Urguhart -- Five foot two, eyes of blue (has anybody seen my girl?) / Words by Joe Young and Sam Lewis; Music by Ray Henderson -- Famous groupies / Words and Music by McCartney -- Fight on / Milo Sweet and Glen Grant -- Flamingo / Lyric by Ed Anderson; Music by Ted Grouya -- For every man there's a woman / Lyric by Leo Robin; Music by Harold Arlen -- Fugue for tinhorns / Frank Loesser -- Freedom / Lyric by Peter Udell; Music by Gary Geld -- From the land of the sky-blue water / Lyric by Nelle Richmond Eberhart; Music by Charles Wakefield Cadman -- Freddy, my love / Words and Music by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs -- Fallen angel / Words and Music by Wayne P. Walker, Webb Pierce, and Marijohn Wilkin -- Four brothers / Jimmie Giuffre -- Firefly / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Get on the right thing / Words and Music by McCartney -- Go, Mustangs, go! / Milo Sweet -- Gary, Indiana / Meredith Willson -- Give a little whistle / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Goin' down / Words and Music by Gregory Guidry and David Martin -- Get on the right track, baby / Words and Music by Titus Turner -- Getting closer / Words and Music by McCartney -- The gift! / English words by Paul Francis Webster; Original Words and Music by Djalma Ferreira and Luiz Antonio -- Girls' school / Words and Music by McCartney -- Girlfriend / Words and Music by McCartney -- Go on, Bruins / Gordon G. Holmquist, Milo Sweet, and Gwen Sweet -- Give Ireland back to the Irish / Words and Music by McCartney -- Gypsys, tramps, and thieves / Words and Music by Robert Stone -- A good man is hard to find / Eddie Green -- Go Northwestern go (go U Northwestern) / Theo C. Van Etten -- The good times are comin' / Music by John Barry; Lyric by Hal David -- Goodnight, my someone / Meredith Willson -- Greased lightnin' / Words and Music by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs -- Goodnight tonight / McCartney -- Grazing in the grass / Words by Harry Elston; Music by Philemon Hou -- The Gridiron king / Richmond K. Fletcher '08 -- Guys and dolls / Frank Loesser -- Green-eyed lady / Words and Music by Jerry Corbetta, J.C. Phillips and David Riordan -- He / Words by Richard Mullan; Music by Jack Richards -- Grandpa's spells / Fred (Jelly Roll) Morton -- Hail, Alma Mater / Words and Music by Paul Yoder -- Half-breed / Lyrics by Mary Dean; Music by Al Capps -- Hail! Minnesota / First verse by Truman E. Rickard, Second verse by Arthur E. Upson; Music by Truman E. Rickard -- Helen wheels / Words and Music by McCartney -- Hail Purdue / Words by J. Morrison; Music by E.J. Wotawa -- Heartbreaker / Words and Music by Carole Bayer Sager and David Wolfert -- Heart / Words and Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross -- Hard hearted Hannah (the vamp of Savannah) / Words and Music by Jack Yellen, Milton Ager, Bob Bigelow, and Chas. Bates -- Hello, Dolly! / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Heart of the country / Words and Music by McCartney -- Hello twelve, hello thirteen, hello love / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- Heartbeat / Words and Music by Bob Montgomery and Norman Petty -- Hello Mary Lou / Words and Music by Gene Pitney -- Here today / Words and Music by McCartney -- Hootenany Saturday night / Words by Alfred Uhry; Music by Richard Lewine -- Heart over mind / Words and Music by Mel Tillis -- Hey, good lookin'/ Words and Music by Hank Williams -- Hi-heel sneakers / Words and Music by Robert Higgenbotham -- Hi, hi, hi / Words and Music by McCartney -- High society / Porter Steele and Walter Melrose -- Hong Kong blues / Hoagy Carmichael -- Hooked on music / Words and Music by Mac Davis -- (How little it matters) How little we know / Words by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Philip Springer -- Hoop-dee-doo (Polka) / Words by Frank Loesser; Music by Milton DeLugg -- Hooray for love / Lyric by Leo Robin; Music by Harold Arlen -- House of flowers / Lyric by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen; Music by Harold Arlen -- Hotel happiness / Words by Earl Shuman; Music by Leon Carr -- How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm? (after they've seen Paree) / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Walter Donaldson -- Honky-Tonk man / Words and Music by Johnny Horton, Tillman Franks, and Howard Hausey -- Hey, look me over / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- How lovely to be a woman / Lyric by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- I ain't down yet / Meredith Willson -- (Shout! Wherever you may be) I am an American / Words and Music by Ira Schuster, Paul Cunningham, and Leonard Whitcup -- I am your singer / Words and Music by McCartney -- I don't need anything but you / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- I can do that / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- I gave my love a cherry / Adapted by Andrew and Paul Tracey -- I don't want to set the world on fire / Words by Eddie Seiler and Sol Marcus; Music by Bennie Benjamin and Eddie Durham -- I left my sugar standing in the rain / Words by Irving Kahal; Music by Sammy Fain -- I dreamed / Words and Music by Charles Grean and Marvin Moore -- I love Lucy / Lyric by Harold Adamson; Music by Eliot Daniel -- I just fall in love again / Words and Music by Larry Herbstritt, Stephen H. Dorff, Gloria Sklerov, and Harry Lloyd -- I know where I'm going / Adapted by Andrew and Paul Tracey -- I still get jealous / Lyric by Sammy Cahn; Music by Jule Styne -- I'm a jayhawk / Words and Music by George Bowles -- I never has seen snow / Lyric by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen; Music by Harold Arlen -- Island girl / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- I walk a little faster / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- I won't grow up / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Mark Charlap -- I'll buy that dream / Words by Herb Magidson; Music by Allie Wrubel -- I'm a lonely little petunia (in an onion patch) / Words by Maurie Hartmann and Billy Faber; Music by Maurie Hartmann and Johnny Kamana -- I'm so lonesome I could cry / Words and Music by Hank Williams -- I'll never say no / Meredith Willson -- I won't send roses / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- It's my party / Words and Music by Herb Wiener, Wally Gold, and John Gluck, Jr. -- I'll know / Frank Loesser -- I'm carrying / Words and Music by McCartney -- I'm glad there is you (In this world of ordinary people) / Lyric by Paul Madeira; Music by Jimmy Dorsey -- I'm all smiles / Lyric by Herbert Martin; Music by Michael Leonard -- I'll remember April / Words and Music by Don Raye, Gene De Paul, and Pat Johnson -- I'll walk alone / Lyric by Sammy Cahn; Music by Jule Styne -- I'm flying / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Mark Charlap -- I like dreamin' / Words and Music by Kenny Nolan -- I believe in you / Frank Loesser -- I've had enough / Words and Music by McCartney -- I've got a lovely bunch of cocoanuts / Words and Music by Fred Heatherton -- I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter / Words by Joe Young; Music by Fred Ahlert -- I'm sitting on top of the world / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Ray Henderson -- I've got your number / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- I've heard that song before / Words and Music by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne -- I've never been in love before / Frank Loesser -- In a little red barn / Words and Music by Joe Young, Jean Schwartz, and Milton Ager -- I've gotta crow / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Mark Charlap -- If I didn't care / Words and Music by Jack Lawrence -- If he walked into my life / Words and Music by Jerry herman -- If I had a million dollars / Words and Music by Pinky Herman, Johnny Kamano, and Maurie Hartmann -- ill wind (you're blowin' me no good) / Lyric by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen -- If I were a bell / Frank Loesser -- The inch worm / Frank Loesser -- It never rains in Southern California / Words and Music by Albert Hammond and Mike Hazlewood -- In the still of the night / Words and Music by Fred Parris -- Illinois loyalty / Words and Music by T.H. Guild -- In a shanty in old shanty town / Words by Joe Young; Music by Little Jack Little and John Siras -- In a little Spanish town / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Mabel Wayne -- In a long white room / Music by Clint Ballard, Jr.; Words by Martin Charnin -- In the middle of an island / Words and Music by Nick Acquaviva and Ted Varnick -- Indiscreet / Words by Sammy Cahn; Music by James Van Heusen -- Incense and Peppermints / Words and Music by JohnCarter and Tim Gilbert -- It only takes a moment ; Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Indiana, our Indiana / Words and Music by Russell P. Harker and K.L. King -- It's been a long, long time / Lyric by Sammy Cahn; Music by Jule Styne -- It amazes me / Lyric by Carlyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- It's beginning to look like Christmas / Meredith Willson -- I saw the light / Words and Music by Hank Williams -- Ivory tower / Words and Music by Jack Fulton and Lois Steele -- It's a big wide wonderful world / Words and Music by John Rox -- It's so easy / Words and Music by Buddy Holly and Norman Petty -- It's hard to be humble / Words and Music by Mac Davis -- It's the hard-knock life / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- It's so nice to have a man around the house / Lyric by Jack Elliott; Music by Harold Spina -- It's today / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Ivy / Words and Music by Hoagy Carmichael -- Jesse / Words and Music by Janis Ian -- Jet / Words and Music by McCartney -- Joey's theme / Music by Eddy Manson -- John, John / Words by Earl Shuman; Music by Sherman Edwards -- Johnson rag / Lyric by Jack Lawrence; Music by Guy Hall and Henry Kleinkauf -- Junior's farm / Words and Music by McCartney -- Joey, Joey, Joey / Frank Loesser -- Just go to the movies / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Kids! / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- Just another Polka / Words and Music by Frank Loesser and Milton DeLugg -- Jambalaya / Words and Music by Hank Williams -- Kaw-liga / Words by Fred Rose; Music by Hank Williams -- Keepin' out of mischief now / Words by Andy Razaf; Music by Thomas "Fats" Waller -- The joint is jumpin' / Words by Andy Razaf and J.C. Johnson; Music by Thomas "Fats" Waller -- Knock three times / Words and Music by Irwin Levine and L. Russell Brown -- Keep on singing / Words and Music by Danny Janssen and Bobby Hart -- King Porter Stomp / Words and Music by Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, Sid Robin, and Sonny Burke -- Love's theme / Barry White -- Let 'em in / Words and Music by McCartney -- Laugh! Clown! Laugh! / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Ted Fiorito -- Letting go / Words and Music by McCartney -- Leave it / Words and Music by McCartney -- The long black veil / Words and Music by Marijohn Wilkin and Danny Dill -- Linda / Words and Music by Jack Lawrence -- Luck be a lady / Frank Loesser -- The lion in winter / Music by John Barry -- Let a smile be your umbrella / Words by Irving Kahal and Francis Wheeler; Music by Sammy Fain -- Listen to what the man said / Words and Music by McCartney -- Lida Rose / Meredith Willson -- Little hands / Words and Music by Robert Wright and George Forrest -- Linger awhile / Words by Larry Ownes; Music by Vincent Rose -- Live and let die / Words and Music by McCartney -- Like a straw in the wind / Lyric by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen -- A little brains, a little talent; Words and Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross -- Little lamb dragonfly / Words and Music by McCartney -- Livery stable blues (Barnyard blues) / Lyric by Marvin Lee; Music by Ray Lopez and Alcide Nunez -- Lolita / Lyric by Alan Jay Lerner; Music by John Barry -- A little street where old friends meet / Gus Kahn and Harry Woods -- Lonesome tears / Words and Music by Buddy Holly -- Leavin' on your mind / Words and Music by Wayne P. Walker and Webb Pierce -- Long lonesome highway / Words and Music by James Hendricks -- Love me do / Words and Music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney -- Love is only love / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- A lot of livin' to do / Lyric by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- London town / Words and Music by McCartney -- Love's made a fool of you / Words and Music by Buddy Holly and Bob Montgomery -- Let's go to the movies / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Let's do something cheap and superficial / Words and Music by Richard E. Levinson -- Let the good times roll / Words and Music by Sam Theard and Fleecie Moore -- Lovelier than ever / Frank Loesser -- Lullaby of the leaves / Words by Joe Young; Music by Bernice Petkere -- Magneto and titanium man / Words and Music by McCartney -- Making love / Words and Music by Carole Bayer Sager, Burt Bacharach, and Bruce Roberts -- Mahogany hall stomp / Spencer Williams -- Mountain of love / Words and Music by Harold Dorman -- Make love to me / Lyric by Bill Norvas and Allan Copeland; Music by Leon Roppolo, Paul Mares, Benny Pollack, George Brunies, Mel Stitzel, and Walter Melrose -- Maman / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Edward Thomas -- Maybe / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Mame / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- The man that got away / Lyric by Ira Gershwin; Music by Harold Arlen -- Memphis in June / Lyric by Paul Francis Webster; Music by Hoagy Carmichael -- The maple leaf forever / Alexander Muir -- Mary had a little lamb / Words and Music by McCartney -- Misery and gin / Words and Music by John Durrill and Snuff Garrett -- Maple leaf rag / Music by Scott Joplin; Revised Music and Lyrics by Jule Styne and Bob Russell -- The me I never knew / Lyric by Don Black; Music by John Barry -- Mighty Oregon / De Witt Gilbert and Albert Perfect -- May the good lord bless and keep you / Words and Music by Meredith Willson -- Men of Pennsylvania / Clay Boland -- Maybe baby / Words and Music by Norman Petty and Charles Hardin -- Milenberg joys / Words by Walter Melrose; Music by Leon Roppolo, Paul Mares, and Jelly Roll Morton -- The merrily song (no where in particular) / Lyric by Larry Morey and Ray Gilbert; Music by Frank Churchill and Charles Wolcott -- Midnight cowboy / Music by John Barry; Lyric by Jack Gold -- Memoery / Text by Trevor Nunn after T.S. Eliot; Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber -- Midnight rodeo / Words and Music by DeWayne Orender and Rodger Ware -- Modern girl / Words and Music by Dominic Bugatti and Frank Musker -- Moonlight gambler / Words by Bob Hilliard; Music by Philip Springer -- Milk and honey / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Mister Sandman / Words and Music by Pat Ballard -- The moon of Manakoora / Lyric by Frank Loesser; Music by Alfred Newman -- More I cannot wish you / Frank Loesser -- Mommy, gimme a drinka water! / Milton Schafer -- Moonlight bay / Words by Edward Madden; Music by Percy Wenrich -- More love than your love / Words by Dorothy Fields; Music by Arthur Schwartz -- Morning train (nine to five) / Words and Music by Florie Palmer -- Mull of kintyre / Words and Music by McCartney -- Morse moose and the grey goose / Words and Music by McCartney-Laine -- Must it be love? / Words and Music by Walter Marks -- The music and the mirror / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- Morgen / Words by Mel Mandel and Norman Sachs; Music by Peter Mosser -- My best girl (my best beau) / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Must do something about it / Words and Music by McCartney -- My darling, my darling / Frank Loesser -- My heart belongs to me / Words and Music by Alan Gordon -- My heart is so full of you / Frank Loesser -- My mammy / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Walter Donaldson -- My love / Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney -- My man blues / Words and Music by Bessie Smith -- My one and only love / Words by Robert Mellin; Music by Guy Wood -- My shining hour / Lyric by Johnny Mercer; Music by Harold Arlen -- My pa (my love) / Lyric by Herbert Martin; Music by Michael Leonard -- Never never land / Lyric by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Music by Jule Styne -- My son John / Words by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Sammy Fain -- Navy blue and gold / J.W. Crosley -- N.Y.C. / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Never will I marry / Frank Loesser -- The night is young / Words by Billy Rose and Irving Kahal; Music by Dana Suesse -- Nobody's sweetheart / Gus Kahn, Ernie Erdman, Elmer Schoebel, and Billy Meyers -- No words (for my love) / Words and Music by McCartney-Laine -- Notre dame victory march / Words by John F. Shea; Music by Rev. Michael J. Shea -- Nineteen hundred and eighty five / Words and Music by McCartney -- Nelson / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- No moon at all / Words and Music by Redd Evans and Dave Mann -- Nothing / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- Notre dame, our mother / Words by Rev. Chas. L. O'Connell, C.S.C.; Music by Joseph J. Casasanta -- Never on Sunday / Words by Billy Towne; Music by Manos Hadjidakis -- The new Ashmolean marching society and students conservatory band / Frank Loesesr -- Oh boy! / Words and Music by Sunny West, Bill Tilghman, and Norman Petty -- Not fade away / Words and Music by Charles Hardin adn Norman Petty -- No two people / Frank Loesser -- Oh baby mine (I get so lonely) / Words and Music by Pat Ballard -- Old siam, sir / Words and Music by McCartney -- An occasional man / Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane -- Ole buttermilk sky / Words and Music by Hoagy Carmichael and Jack Brooks -- The oldest established / Frank Loesser -- On the other side of th tracks / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- On Wisconsin! / Words by Carl Beck; Music by W.T. Purdy -- On a slow boat to China / Frank Loesser -- One / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- On Iowa / Words and Music by W.R Law -- One boy (girl) / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- Once in love with Amy / Frank Loesser -- Open a new window / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- On second thought / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Out of this world / Lyric by Johnny Mercer; Music by Harold Arlen -- One for my baby (and one more for the road) / Lyric by Johnny Mercer; Music by Harold Arlen -- (Down at) Papa Joe's / Words and Music by Jerry Smith -- Pass me by / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Palisades Park / Words and Music by Chuck Barris -- Paris is a lonely town / Lyric by E.Y. Harburg; Music by Harold Arlen -- P.S. I love you / Words and Music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney -- Pecos promenade / Words and Music by Larry Collins, Sandy Pinkard, and Snuff Garrett -- Petticoats of Portugal (Rapariga do Portugal) / Words and Music by Michael Durso, Mel Mitchell, and Murl Kahn -- Picasso's last words (drink to me) / Words and Music by McCartney -- Poor side of town / Johnny Rivers and Lou Adler -- Put on a happy face / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- Promises / Words and Music by Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb -- Playboy's theme / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Prisoner of love / Words and Music by Leo Robin, Clarence Gaskill, and Russ Columbo -- Put on your sunday clothes / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Pine cones and holly berries / Words and Music by Meredith Willson -- Ruby, don't take your love to town / Words and Music by Mel Tillis -- Peggy sue / Words and Music by Jerry Allison, Norman Petty, and Buddy Holly -- Philadelphia freedom / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- Rambling wreck from Georgia tech / Frank Roman -- Rain sometimes / Arhur Hamilton -- Recado bossa nova / Luiz Antonio and Djalma Ferreira -- Rave on / Words and Music by Sunny West, Bill Tilghman, and Norman Petty -- Riders in the sky (a cowboy legend) / Stan Jones -- Real live girl / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Rebel March / Lyric by Frances Whitfield; Music by E.F. Yerby and R. Roy Coats -- Rocco's theme (far away land) / Words by Mel Mandel and Norman Sachs; Music by Nino Rota -- Rosie / Words by Lee Adams; Music by Charles Strouse -- Ribbons down my back / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Route 66 / Bobby Troup -- Red top / Words and Music by Lionel Hampton and Ben Kynard -- Rockin' chair / Words and Music by Hoagy Carmichael -- Rock show / Words and Music by McCartney -- San / Lindsay McPhail and Walter Michels -- Rock-a-bye you rbaby with a dixie melody / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Jean Schwartz -- Rocky top / Words and Music by Boudleaux Bryant and Felice Bryant -- The rules of the road / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Rosetta / Words and Music by Earl Hines and Henri Wood -- San Fernando valley / Words and Music by Gordon Jenkins -- Seaside woman / Words and Music by McCartney -- San Ferry Anne / Words and Music by McCartney -- Sentimental journey / Words and Music by Bud Green, Les Brown, and Ben Homer -- Sally G / Words and Music by McCartney -- Saturday night fish fry / Words and Music by Ellis Waslh and Louis Jordan -- Serenade of the bells / Words and Music by Kay Twomey, Al Goodhart, and Al Urbano -- Sandy / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Seventy six trombones / Meredith Willson -- Shalom / Words and Music by Jeremy Herman -- She touched me / Lyric by Ira Levin; Music by Milton Schafer -- Sue me / Frank Loesser -- Sixteen candles / Words and Music by Luther Dixon and Allyson R. Khent -- Shoo-fly pie and apple pan dowdy / Words by Sammy Gallop; Music by Guy Wood -- Single pigeon / Words and Music by McCartney -- Sherry / Words and Music by Bob Gaudio -- Skylark / Lyric by Johnny Mercer; Music by Hoagy Carmichael -- Silly love songs / Words and Music by McCartney -- So long, dearie / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Should I do it / Words and Music by Layng Martine Jr. -- Six o'clock / Words and Music by McCartney -- Sioux city sue / Lyric by Ray Freedman; Music by Dick Thomas -- Six lessons from Madame La Zonga / Lyric by Charles Newman; Music by James V. Monaco -- Sit down you're rockin' the boat / Frank Loesser -- Slaughter on tenth avenue / Music by Richard Rodgers -- Somebody bad stole de wedding bell (who's got de ding dong?) / Lyric by Bob Hilliard; Music by Dave Mann -- A sleepin' bee / Lyric by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen; Music by Harold Arlen -- Sleepy lagoon / Words by Jack Lawrence; Music by Eric Coates -- A smile will go a long, long way / Benny Davis and Harry Akst -- Snowflakes and sweethearts / Words and Music by Robert Wright and George Forrest -- Snug as a bug in a rug / Words by Frank Loesser; Music by Matt Melneck -- Somebody, somewhere / Frank Loesser -- Spin it on / Words and Music by McCartney -- Somebody's knockin' / Words and Music by Ed Penney and Jerry Gillespie -- Songbird Words and Music by Steve Nelson and David Wolfert -- Standing on the corner / Frank Loesser -- The song of Norway / Based on "Piano Concerto in A Minor" by Edvard Grieg; Lyric and musical adaptation by Robert Wright and George Forrest -- Sunrise serenade / Lyric by Jack Lawrence; Music by Frankie Carle -- S'posin' / Lyric by Andy Razaf; Music by Paul Denniker -- Somebody who cares / Words and Music by McCartney -- Spring will be a little late this year / Frank Loesser -- Steppin' out / Words and Music by Billy Starr -- Stay / Words and Music by Maurice Williams -- Sugar / Words by Joe Young; Music by George W. Meyer -- Stompin' at the savoy / Words and Music by Benny Goodman, Andy Razaf, Chick Webb, and Edgar Sampson -- Stormy weather (keep rainin' all the time) / Words by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen -- Sorry seems to be the hardest word / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- Strictly instrumental / Words by Eddie Seiler; Music by Sol Marcus, Bennie Benjamin, and Edgar Battle -- Smile a little smile for me / Words and Music by Tony Macauley and Geoff Stephens -- Summer nights / Words and Music by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs -- Superman / Words and Music by Richie Snyder -- Summer rain / Words and Music by James Hendricks -- The sweetheart of Sigma Chi / Words by Byron D. Stokes; Music by F. Dudleigh Vernor -- Sugar foot stomp / Lyric by Walter Melrose; Music by Joe Oliver -- Sweethearts on parade / Words by Charles Newman; Music by Carmen Lombardo -- Still doin' time / Words and Music by Michael P. Heeney and John E. Moffat -- Tin roof blues / Words by Walter Melrose; Music by New Orleans rhythm kings -- Till there was you / Meredith Wilson -- Similau / Words by Harry Coleman; Music by Arden Clar -- Take back your mink / Frank Loesser -- 'Tain't what you do (it's the way that cha do it) / Words and Music by Sy Oliver and James Young -- Someone saved my life tonight / Words and Music by Elton John and Bernie Taupin -- Temporary secretary / Words and Music by McCartney -- Tallahassee Lassie / Words and Music by Frank C. Slay, Jr., Bob Crewe, and Frederick A. Piscariello -- Tall hope / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- That face / Lyric by Alan Bergman adn Lew Spence; Music by Lew Spence -- Tenderly / Lyric by Jack Lawrence; Music by Walter Gross -- They were doin' the mambo / Words and Music by Sonny Burke and Don Wayne -- Texas in my rear view mirror / Words and Music by Mac Davis -- That'll be the day / Words and Music by Norman Petty, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Allison -- This is my country / Words by Don Rave; Music by Al Jacobs -- There will never be another you / Music by Harry Warren; Lyric by Mack Gordon -- Time heals everything / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Thumbelina / Frank Loesser -- Treat her genty - lonely old people / Words and Music by McCartney -- Today I love ev'rybody / Lyric by Dorothy Fields; Music by Harold Arlen -- True love ways / Words and Music by Norman Petty and Buddy Holly -- Tomorrow / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Tunes of glory / Words by Mel Mandel and Norman Sachs; Music by Malcolm Arnold -- Tug of war / Words and Music by McCartney -- Two ladies in de shade of de banana tree / Lyric by Truman Capote and Harold Arlen; Music by Harold Arlen -- A Texas state of mind / Words and Music by Cliff Crofford, John Durrill, and Snuff Garrett -- Tragedy / Words and Music by Gerald H. Nelson and Fred B. Burch -- Two lost souls / Words and Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross -- There are days and there are days / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Bob Brush -- Too young / Words by Sylvia Dee; Music by Sid Lippman -- Tuxedo junction / Words by Buddy Feyne; Music by Erskine Hawkins, William Johnson, and Julian Dash -- The twelfth of never / Lyric by Paul Francis Webster; Music by Jerry Livingston -- Two hearts in three-quarter time / Words and Music by J. Young, R. Stolz, W. Reisch, and A. Robinson -- Two tickets of Georgia / Words and Music by Joe Young, Charles Tobias, and J. Fred Coots -- Take it away / Words and Music by McCartney -- Through the years / Words and Music by Steve Dorff and Marty Panzer -- The u. of M. Rouser / Words and Music by Floyd M. Hutsell -- Up, up and away / Words and Music by Jim Webb -- Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey / Words and Music by McCartney -- Unchained melody / Lyric by Hy Zaret; Music by Alex North -- Walk like a man / Words and Music by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio -- Up with the white and gold / Frank Roman -- Warm and beautiful / Words and Music by McCartney -- Venus and Mars / Words and Music by McCartney -- Violets and silverbells / Lyric by Peter Udell; Music by Gary Geld -- The victors / Louis Elbel -- Walkabout / Lyric by Don Black; Music by John Barry -- Victory rag / James Scott -- Wallpaper roses / Words and Music by Harold Spina and Don Robertson -- Warm all over / Frank Loesser -- Vaya con dios (May god be with you) / Words and Music by Larry Russell, Inez James, and Buddy Pepper -- What I did for love / Music by Marvin Hamlisch; Lyric by Edward Kleban -- Whatever Lola wants (Lola gets) / Words and Music by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross -- Was that the human thing to do / Words by Joe Young; Music by Sammy Fain -- Waterfalls / Words and Music by McCartney -- Wave the flag / Gordon Erickson -- Waterloo / Words and Music by John Loudermilk and Marijohn Wilkin -- We three (my echo, my shadow and me) / Words and Music by Dick Robertson, Nelson Cogane, and Sammy Mysels -- We need a little Christmas / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- Well all right / Words and Music by Norman Petty, Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison, and Joe Mauldin -- Wedding bells / Claude Boone -- We go together / Words and Music by Warren Casey and Jim Jacobs -- We make a beautiful pair / Lyric by Peter Udell; Music by Gary Geld -- Weary blues / Lyric by Mort Greene and George Cates; Music by Artie Matthews -- The wells fargo wagon / Meredith Willson -- What do you do in the infantry / Frank Loesser -- Wedding bells / Words by Irving Kahal, and Willie Raskin; Music by Sammy Fain -- What are we doin' in love / Words and Music by Randy Goodrum -- Wendy / Lyric by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Music by Jule Styne -- What are you doing New Year's Eve / Frank Loesser -- When Mabel comes in the room / Words and Music by Jerry Herman -- When Joanna loved me / Words and Music by Robert Wells and Jack Segal -- When in Rome (I do as the Romans do) / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- When the sun comes out / Lyric by Ted Koehler; Music by Harold Arlen -- When the Irish backs go marching by / Lyric by Rev. Eugene Burke, C.S.C. '06; Music by Joseph J. Casasanta -- When the lights go on again (all over the world) / Words and Music by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus, and Bennie Benjamin -- (How I'll miss you) When the summer is gone / Hal Kemp -- Where did Robinson Crusoe go with Friday on Saturday night? / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Geo. W. Meyer -- When Vandy starts to fight! (The dynamite song) / Words and Music by Francis Craig -- Witchcraft / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Winter rose/love awake / Words and Music by McCartney -- Why did I choose you / Lyric by Herbert Martin; Music by Michael Leonard -- Why don't you do right (get me some money, too!) / Words and Music by Joe McCoy -- When your hair has turned to silver (I will love you just the same) / Lyric by Charlie Tobias; Music by Peter DeRose -- Who are you? / Lyric and Musical adaptation by Robert Craig Wright and George Forrest -- A woman alone with the blues / Words and Music by Willard Robison -- Wonderful Christmastime / Words and Music by McCartney -- Wonderful Copenhagen / Frank Loesser -- With a little luck / Words and Music by McCartney -- With the wind and the rain in your hair / Words and Music by Jack Lawrence and Clara Edwards -- Wolverine blues / Words and Music by John Spikes, Benjamin Spikes, and Ferd Morton -- Yellow bird / Lyric by Marilyn Keith and Alan Bergman; Music by Norman Luboff -- The worst that could happen / Words and Music by Jim Webb -- Will we ever know each other / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Bob Brush -- You gave me the answer / Words and Music by McCartney -- The woman in me / Words and Music by Susan Marie Thomas -- Young and warm and wonderful / Lyric by Hy Zaret; Music by Lou Singer -- Why do they all take the night boat to Albany? / Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young; Music by Jean Schwartz -- A woman in love / Frank Loesser -- Ya got trouble / Meredith Willson -- Yes, my darling daughter / Words and Music by Jack Lawrence -- You call it madness (but I call it love) / Con Conrad, Gladys du Bois, Russ Columbo, and Paul Gregory -- You're the reason God made Oklahoma / Words and Music by Sandy Pinkard and Larry Collins -- You fascinate me so / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- You're my everything / Words by Mort Dixon and Joe Young; Music by Harry Warren -- You call everybody darling / Sam Martin, Ben Trace, and Clem Watts -- You made me love you / Words by Joe McCarthy; Music by James V. Monaco -- You're no good / Words and Music by Clint Ballard, Jr. -- You wanted someone to play with (I wanted someone to love) / Lyric by Frank Capano and Margie Morris; Music by George B. McConnell and Nat Osborne -- Your cheatin' heart / Words and Music by Hank Williams -- You've come home / Lyric by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Cy Coleman -- Young at heart / Words by Carolyn Leigh; Music by Johnny Richards -- You're never fully dressed without a smile / Lyric by Martin Charnin; Music by Charles Strouse -- Your feet's too big / Words and Music by Ada Benson and Fred Fisher -- You win again / Words and Music by Hank Williams.