My Gal Sal
A tribute to a dear, personal friend of the author, 1905. To be sung with expression and tenderness. words and music by Paul Dresser
A tribute to a dear, personal friend of the author, 1905. To be sung with expression and tenderness. words and music by Paul Dresser
A 1936 popular song. Words and music by Manny Kurtz, Arthur Altman and Milton Ager.
Title song from the film “My Dream Is Yours”, 1949. Words by Ralph Blane. Music by Harry Warren.
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From the musical comedy “Redhead”, 1958. Words by Dorothy Fields. Music by Albert Hague.
A 1922 popular song. Words by Harry B. Smith and Francis Wheeler. Music by Helmburgh-Holmes. Revised by S. R. Henry.
(If They Could Come True) A waltz song from 1919 Words by Sam Melinson and Harry W. Cantor