Irish Favorites (Songbook)

Arranged by CAROL KLOSE

ISBN 0-7935-21 77-7

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FAVORITES 8 BELIEVE ME IF ALL THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS

4 DANNY BOY (LONDONDERRY AIR)

1 1 GALWAY PIPER, THE

14 GARRYOWEN . . 17 GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME, THE

26 HARRlGAN '

28 HAS APFYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY?

23 HAS SORROW THY YOUNG DAYS SHADED?

30 IF I KNOCK THE "L" OUT OF KELLY

33 I'LL TAKE YOU HOME AGAIN, KATHLEEN

36 IRISH WASHERWOMAN, THE

38 KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN

42 KERRY DANCE, THE

45 KILLARMEY

48 KITTY O F COLERAINE

54 LITTLE BIT O F HEAVEN, A (SHURE THEY CALL IT IRELAND)

5 1 MCNAMARA'S BAND

56 MINSTREL BOY, THE

58 MOLLY MALONE (COCKLES AND MUSSELS)

62 MOTHER MACHREE

60 m WILD IRISH ROSE

68 RORY O'MOORE

72 ROSE O F TRALEE, THE

76 SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY

78 ?IS THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER

65 TOO-RA-LOO-RA-LOO-RAL (THAT'S AN IRISH LULLABY)

80 TOURELAY

86 WEARIN' O F THE GREEN, THE

83 WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

94 WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS

90 WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN MISTRESS MURPHY'S CHOWDER?

DANNY BOY (Londonderry Air)

Smoothly, with expression

G b dim 4 2 ,

l .Oh, Dan - ny the 1 ,"%e additional lyrics

5

With pedal

C7 F Dm G7

pipes, the pipes are from glen to

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The sum - mer's gone and I all the ros - es

and But come Ye

- or when the ley's hushed and white with

snow. I 'Tis I'll be I there

dow. Oh, Dan - ny

I ', C/G Am7 D7 G7 Gbdim

4

I

Additional Lyrics

2. And when ye come and all the flowers are dying If I am dead, as dead I well may be, You'll come and find the place where I am lying And kneel and say an Ave there for me.

And I shall hear tho' soft you tread above me And all my grave will warmer sweeter be; If you will bend and tell me that you love me, Then I shall sleep in peace until you come to me.

BE END

With feeling C

d IEVE ME IF ALL THOSE A =ARING YOUNG CHARMS

F# dim

C C7 F

youth are thine

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CIG G7 2

gaze on so fond - ly to - cheek un - pro - fan'd by a

were to that the

change fer -

by - mor - row and I fleet in vor and faith of a soul can be known,

like - to which

I i i

CIG

fair - y gifts fad - ing a - time will but make thee more

I

thou wouldst Oh, the

still be heart that has

as this mo - ment ly loved nev - er for - I

I I And a - round the dear as the 1 sun - flow - er

ru - in each on her

FIA F# dim CIG DmIG G7 4 4

wish of my god when he ave when he

THE GALWAY PIPER

Lively

C (no 3rd)

- tion - bells are ring - ing -

I1 1 1 ( 3. See additional lyrics

simile

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holds 1 then high - est jigs the

es t - 1 - ma - tion folks go swing - ing,

Pip - ing - Tim - of - Gal what - a splen - did Pip

- way. - er !

Loud - ly he He will - blow

can from

play 9

eve or low. to mom,

He can - move count - ing - sleep

fast thing

or slow; of scom.

touch Old

your - hearts or is he but

stir not

your toe, out - worn,

you - such

Additional Lyrics

3. When he walks the highway pealing 'Round his head the birds come wheeling. Tim has carols worth the stealing, Piping Tim of Galway. Thrush and linnet, finch and lark, To each other twitter "Hark!" Soon they sing from light to dark Pipings learnt in Galway.

GARRYOWEN

Brightly

C

1. Let - 2.-5. See additional lyrics

Verse

( I - chus' sons - be I not dis - mayed, but - I

( 1 join - with me - each I jo - vi - a1 blade; come- I

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booze - and sing - and I lend

your aid, to

d - - - me with - the

- * - u

cho - ms. In - - I

Chorus C(no 3rd)

stead of spa we'll drink down ale, and -

the reck - 'ning

I

15. G7 C Opt.: RH 8va G7 C

Additional Lyrics

We are the boys that take delight in Smashing the Limerick lights when lighting. Through all the streets like sporters fighting, And tearing all before us.

Chorus: Instead of spa we'll drink down ale, And pay the reck'ning on the nail; No man for debt shall go to jail From Garryowen in glory.

3. We'll break the windows, we'll break the doors, The watch knock down by three's and four's; Then let the doctors work their cures, And tinker up our bruises. To Chorus:

4. We'll beat the bailiffs out of fun, We'll make the mayors and sheriffs run; We are the boys no man dares dun, If he regards a whole skin. To Chorus:

5. Our hearts so stout have got us fame, For soon 'tis known from whence we came; Where'er we go they dread the name Of Garryowen in glory. To Chorus:

THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME

Moderately

1. The-

i I

Shan - non's

Flem - ish are -

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HAS SORROW THY YOUNG DAYS SHADED?

Moderately slow G

3., 4. See additional lyrics

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HARRIGAN

- dou - ble R - I C A -

I

N spells

Har - ri - gan. I Proud of all the I - rish blood that's

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"Div - il" a man can say a word a -

- dou - ble R - I -

G - A - N, you I see, is a I name that a shame nev - er

28

HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN KELLY?

Brightly

Has 1 1 an - y - bod - y here seen

( 1 Kel - ly?

d o u - b l e - L - Y. Has

6;: $ a I a'

I I I I I I

4 4 4 4

an - y - bod - y here seen


IF I KNOCK THE "L" OUT OF KELLY

Moderately C

it would I still be


I - rish - man's

still Kil - I lar - ney it l a 1 - ways will

F# dim C

I But if I 1 knock the

"L" out of Kel - ly, sure he'd

I I I

I I I 0 I

0 . 2

Gently 5

I'LL TAKE YOU HOME AGAIN, KATHLEEN

you home a - gain Kath - you love me, Kath - leen

See additional lyrics

leen, dear,

a -

your

cross heart

the lo - cean wild and wide, was ev - er fond and true.


ros smiles

es all have left your that once you gave to

I've I

watched them fade a - way and die. scarce - ly ev - er see them now.

Your voice ' I I is sad when-e'er you

The man - y, man - y times I

speak, see

and tears be - dim your lov - ing a dark - 'ning shad - ow on your brow. l e y e I

CHORUS F Gm G#dim

I will take you back, ~ a t h - 1 leen, to where your hkart will feel no

F7 Bdim

Additional Lyrics

3. To that dear home beyond the sea, My Kathleen shall again return. And when thy old friends welcome thee, Thy loving heart will cease to yearn. Where laughs the little silver stream, Beside your mother's humble cot, And brightest rays of sunshine gleam, There all your grief will be forgot.

To Chorus:

THE IRISH WASHERWOMAN

Brightly

DIG


KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN

With expression Bb FIC C7sus C7

With pedal

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5 1 2

3 3

( 9 , 1 I I . - - I h J I 1 I I 5 A

I - ' t7. I I a

i d lair from her light wing the bright dew is

I where is the spell that once hung on my

I

5

n 1 r e II

nr r I

got - ten how vour - neen, my

soon sad

we must tears are

sev - er? fall - ing, to

part? It i may be for ( years, and it

FIC 1 2 4

FIC

Kath - leen vour - neen?

I I I

THE KERRY DANCE

Brightly

Oh, the days of the

I I

Ker - ry danc - ing! Oh, the ring of the

pi - - per's tune!


( hours of glad - ness, I gone a - las! like our 1 youth, too soon!

DIA G7 C DIA F d A b

I I sum - mer night, ) and the Ker - ry I pi - per's tun - ing I

made us long - with wild de - light. Oh, to think of it,

II Oh, the days of the I Ker - 'Y danc - ing!

I Oh, the ring of the pi - per's tune! for one of those

KILLARNEY Moderately

F

.. . F Bb F . Bb F

nis - fa1 - len's ru - ined

3 1 1 1 5 2 3 4

llll em 'rald isles and lwind - inrr bavs. I

moun ' 1 but I - tain path

man's faith and wood - land dells, can ne'er de - cline

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mem - ' ry ev - er fond - lystrays. such God's won - ders float - ing by.

Boun - teous na - ture Cas - tle Lough and

I loves all lands, -

foot - print leaves on ma - ny strands, - still at Muck - cross you must pray, -

2

but her home is though the monks are -

'! II - u i sure - ly - there. I An - gels fold their wings and rest

1 ) I rit. I ( I at - rest. 1 An - gels won - der

1 a tempo

I not that man I

Gm C7 F Bb F Bb

of - the - Beau - ty's home Kil -

2

11-3. F Bb FIC Dm FIC C7sus C7 F

ev - er fair-

Additional Lyrics

3. No place else can charm the eye with such bright and varied tints; Ev'ry rock that you pass by, verdure 'broider or besprints. Virgin there the green grass grows; ev'ry mom springs natal day; Bright-hued berries daff the snows, smiling winter's frowns away. Angels often pausing there doubt if Eden were more fair; Beauty's home Killamey, ever fair Killarney.

4. Music there for echo dwells, makes each sound a harmony; Many voiced the chorus swells, till it faints in ecstacy. With the charmful tints below, seems the Heav'n above to vie; All rich colors that we know tinge the cloud-wreaths in that sky. Wings of angels so might shine, glancing back soft light divine; Beauty's home Killarney, ever fair Killarney.

KITTY OF COLERAINE

Moderately fast

' beau - ti - ful sat down be -

Kit - ty one side her and

morn - ing was - - ly did -

trip - ping with a pitch - er from the Of I { I chide her that I such a mis - for - tune should

fair - of Cole - raine; give - her - such - pain.

when she saw me A kiss then

she I


stum - bled,

all vowed

the sweet for such

but - ter - milk plea - sure she'd

wa - tered the 1 break it a -

plain. { gain. "Oh, - what shall I 'Twas - I hay - mak - ing

now? 'Twas sea - son, I do I

rea - son

5

pitch - er { I nev - er I'll

come ne'er meet sing - ley ' tis plain.

'Twas the For -

my soon

dai - ry, af - ter

oh, poor

Bar Kit

- ney Mc - ty's dis -

D7 G C

as - ter,

5

McNAMARA'S BAND

Lively

1. Oh! me 2. Right

name is Mc - Na - we are re -

) ver - y swell af - band. A1 - fair, the

mar - a, I'm the hears - in' for a

though we're few in an - nual cel - e -

num - bers, we're the bra - tion, all the

fin - est in the gen - try will be

land. there.

We When

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at wakes and wed - dings and

at I ev - ' r y fan - cy Gen - 'ral Grant to Ire - land came he took me by the

I "1 nev - er

rums go bang and the

I

Car - thy pumps the ba - zoon while

A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN (Shure They Call It Ireland)

With expression C F Fm CIG G7 C G7

( 1 nes - tled on the o - cean in a 1 spot so far a - way. And I

I when the an - gels found it, shure it llooked so sweet and fair,

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said sup - pose we leave it, for it looks so peace - ful there. So they f i

sprink - led it with star - dust just to lmake the sham-rocks grow; 'tis the 1

6 7 Gaug C Em C7

on - ly place you'll find them no mat- ter where you go. Then they dot- ted it with sil - ver, to

1 hF la* 4

make its lakes so grand. And - when they had it fin-ished shure they called it Ire - land.

I rit.

THE MINSTREL BOY

With expression

A Bb

A

in - strel boy in - strel f e l l but the

I I I I J 2

of death him. his proud soul - der.

His The

fa - ther's sword - he has gird - ed on, he loved - nev - er spoke a - gain,

and his for he

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FIC

der. And

CIG G7 C

the world be - ul - ly thee, of love and

I I I

) 1 trays thee, one 1 sword, at least - thy - lrights shall guard one - 1 \ I brav - er - y! Thy lsongs were made - for the Ipure and free; they shall I

FIC

( 1 faith - ful harp shall I praise thee." 2. The 11 slav - '

I nev - er sound - in

MOLLY MALONE (Cockles and Mussels)

Moderately F

See additional lyrics

won - der, her fish mon - gers,

I

lone. too. She I drove

They drove a wheel - barrow thro ' streets broad and

wheel - bar- rows thro' streets broad and


nar - row , nar - row,

cry - ing, "Cock-les cry - ing, "Cock-les

and mus-sels, and 1 mus - sels,

a - live, all a - live, all

F Chorus C7

Cry - ing, 1 cockles and mussels,, a - Ilive, all a - 1

Additional Lyrics 3. She died of a faver, and nothing could save her,

And that was the end of sweet Molly Malone. But her ghost drives a barrow thro' streets broad and narrow, Crying, "Cockles and mussels, alive, all alive!" To Chorus

MY WILD IRISH ROSE

Sweetly C

With pedal

eet - est ear - est

I 11 /I I I

flow 'r flow'r

1

ev - 'ry -

grows; and some for MY

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where, sake

none can com - pare she let me

with my

wild rish I rose. I

I I I I I I a I rl

I I I I I 1 eJ d e 0 m

- MY take the bloom from my I

wild

MOTHER MACHREE

Flowing, with expression F

in my row or

which no in the

col - leen may 1 dear days gone

own; I by

there's a in my by the

nev - er of the

sound - ed

-

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ev - er fond love has heered me, and

I Chorus

love the dear I sil - ver that 1 shines in your ihair, and the 1

D7 G7sus G7

brow that's all r - rowed, and wrink - led with

I I I 1 1

kiss the dear fin - gers so oil - worn for

I

) 1 bless you and lkeep you,

L.H.

TOO - RA - LO0 - RA - LO0 - RAL (That's An Irish Lullaby)

Moderately CIG

in dreams

song to me hug - gin' me

I

in tones as when

so sweet she held

and low. me then.

Just And


C Am

ould I - rish

and when i yore,

way' the world to rock

I'd she

give used

could sing a - sleep

if me

that out -

she fast

Chorus C

I Too - ra - loo - ra - the cab - in

) I loo - ral, 1 too - ra - loo - ra - 1 li,

i CIG F C D7

( 1 too - ra - loo - ra - I loo - ral, I hush, now don't YOU 1

too - ra - loo - ra -

CIG

1 I li, I too - ra - loo - ra - 1 loo - ral, that's an I I - rish lul - la - I

RORY O'MOORE

Moderately fast, with spirit C

1. Young 1 1

I Ror - y 0' - Moore court - ed Kath - a - leen bawn, he was deed then," says Kath - leen, "don't think of the like for I See additional lyrics

bold as a hawk and she { half gave a prom - ise to as the dawn.

- er - ing Mike. He The

wished in his heart pret - ty Kath - leen to please, and he ground that I walk on he loves, I'll be bound. "Faith," says


tho't the best way to do that was to tease. "Now "I'll rath - er love you than the ground." "Now

Ror - y, be ais - y," sweet Kath - leen would cry, Ror - y, I'll Cry if you don' t let me go, sure re - I

proof on her lip but a smile in her eye. "With your I dream ev'ry night that I'm hat - ing you so!" "Oh," says

I

"that same I'm

teas'd till I've put on -

cloak in - side out." a1 ways go my dear.

Jew - el," says Ror - y, "that Jew - el, keep dream - ing that

same is the way you've same till you die, and bright

D7 G

my heart for day. And 'tis mom - ing will give dirt - y night the black lie. And 'tis

pleas'd that I am and why not, to be sure? For ' tis pleas'd that I am and why not, to be sure? Since 'tis

1 1 .,2. CIG G7 C F C

I

I for good luck," says bold 0' - Moore. I t for good luck," says bold 0' - Moore.

I

( 1 luck in odd num - bers," says l ~ o r - y 0 ' - Moore. 11

Additional Lyrics 3. "Arrah Kathleen, my darling, you've teas'd me enough,

And I've thrashed for your sake Dinny Grimes and Jim Duff. And I've made myself drinking your health quite a baste, So I think after that I may talk to the priest." Then Rory the rogue stole his arm around her neck, So soft and so white without freckle or speck. And he look'd in her eyes that were beaming with light, And he kiss'd her sweet lips, don't you think he was right? "Now Rory, leave off, sir, you'll hug me no more, That's eight times today that you've kiss'd me before." "Then here goes another," says he, "to be sure, For there's luck in odd numbers," says Rory O'Moore.

stray'd with moon thru the

to the - ley her

pure crys - tal pale rays was

foun shed

tain ding

that stands in when I won

beau - ti - ful the Iheart the of the

Em sus Em Fd7 B

of - the - : I IL

V V

IL fi no.

not her

Em sus Em B Em D7 3

L 2 I '.

I 1 I I I I

a m A . I V .

A I I I I I I I m

I rl I - d I 0

1

no! 'twas the truth in her

1 dawn - ing that

Tra - lee. a tempo

3 with pedal to end

I rit.

SWEET ROSIE O'GRADY

Moderate waltz tempo G 3 G#dim D7lA D7

Sweet I Ro - sie 0' - I ~ r a -

r lit - tle

I I

my stead - y

I I I I I I I

I I 10. I I 7' I I

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most I ev - 'ry - one I knows. And

I ) when we are mar - 1 ried l how l h a p - py we'11 I

\ I be. I I love sweet ( Ro - sie 0' - I ~ r a - 1

o - sie 0'

TOURELAY

Moderately C G

CIG G b dim Dm6 G

I Pa - Pa is

I Pa - Pa has out break - ing gum - drops and

rocks on the street, ba - by has none,

and if

sleep - ing so fool - ish and

co - zy and sweet. gives ba - by /one, when Oh 1


ba - by, don't o' - clock

cry now, but comes and the

ver - y IcLgd sleeps no more, I good,

and when then poor

pa - pa comes pa - pa stays

home he'll bring UP all night

YOU ci - ga - root. Too - re - pac - ing the floor.

Chorus F

tou - re

I '

5

- with my fil - la - ga du - sha, Shin - a - ma roo - sha, bal - der - a1 - da

boom - to Tou - re

tou - re and the

To Coda $ Fm

( ( pride of the ( house - is ( pa - pays ba - 1

D.S. a1 Coda (with repeat)

CODA

WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

Moderate waltz tempo F

I I rn t9 \ I I \

4 I l l I A I 4 I 6 I I T L I r

A - 3

1 2 5

I - rish leyes are Ismil - sure it's

like a lmom in I Spring. In the I


rish (laugh - ter, I YOU can I

) 1 hear the 1 an - gels ( sing. When 1

i {I I - rish 1 hearts are lhap - PY7 I

(I - all the 1 world seems 1 bright and I

gay, 9 and when I I - rish

eyes are sure, they

steal your 1 heart

THE WEARIN' OF THE GREEN

Moderately F

u 1. Oh, Pad - dy dear, and did you hear the

2. since the co - lor we must wear is 3. See additional lyrics

news that's go - ing Eng - land's cru - el

'round? red,

Sham- rock is sure The I Ire - land's sons will

- I

by law to ne'er for - get the

grow on I - rish blood that they have

I I 1 - -61

45-" w

ground. Saint - shed. You may

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Pat - rick's day no more to keep, his co - lor can't be take the Sham - rock from your hat and 1 cast it on the

seen, 1 sod, there's a blood - y a - gin' the

but 'twill take root and flour - ish still, though 1 law

wear - in' of the green. I un - der foot it's trod. When the 1 met with Nap - per

can stop the

and he took me by the blades of grass from grow - ing as they

hand, grow,

and he and -

I said, "How's poor old Ire - land, and does she \ I when the leaves in lsurnmer - time their 1 ver - dure dare not

stand?" show,

"She's the most dis - tress - ful coun - try then -l will change the co - lor that that I 1

ev - er you have seen. wear in my cor - been;

They're hang - ing men and but till that day, please

I 1.' 2. C Am7 F Fm C

wo - men there

w 2. Then 3. But

green.

Additional Lyrics

3. But if, at last, our color should be torn from Ireland's heart, Her sons, with shame and sorrow, from the dear old soil will part. I've heard whisper of a country that lies far beyond the sea, Where the poor stand equal in the light of freedom's day.

Oh, Erin, must we leave you, driven by the tyrant's hand? Must we ask a mother's welcome from a strange but happier land? Where the cruel cross of England's thraldom never shall be seen, And where, thank God, we'll live and die still wearin' of the green.

WHO THREW THE OVERALLS IN MISTRESS MURPHY'S CHOWDER?

With spirit C

a week a - aid them on

go. floor.

Ev - 'ry - thing was plen - ti - ful, the Each man swore up - life he'd

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gen - tle - men, we mor - tar and were worn out

on - ly for ' what hap - pen'd, well, it had their man - y ups and downs as

'twas an aw - ful we could plain - ly

shame. When Mis - tress ur - phy dish'd the chow - der out she And when is - tress Mur - phy she came to,

faint - ed to

on the cry and

spot. pout.

She She

found a pair of had them in the

o - ver - alls of the wash that day take them

pot. out.

Tim Tim

No - Ian, he rip - ping mad, his eyes were bulg - ing No - lan, he cused him - self for what he said that

night. I Out. jump'd up on pi - an - o and So we put mu - sic

the 1 to the words and

Chorus C

"Who threw i

o - ver - alls in

C# dim

I - rish tick, that's

I can llick the Mick that 1 threw the I o - ver - alls in

WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS

With feeling C m a j 7 , C

> There's a pret - ty spot in Ire - land Sure no let - ter I'll be mail - ing,

m mIP I

I a1 - ways claim for for soon will I be

fair - ies and the

D7 G7sus G7 C G7

nev - er nev - er There I'll et - tle down

' 3 ' 4

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Csus C F C

la - lah. ev - er.

heart goes back there dai - ly, I'll My I leave the old sod nev - er, the he and 1'11 ,

girl I left . be - hind me when we kissed and said good - whis - per to my sweet - heart, "Come and take my name, As -

Chorus C F C

1 three - leaved Sham - rock 1 gows, where my lheart is, I am I

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Beauty And The Beast A beautiful collector's edition of the music from Disney's latest classic, Beauty And The Beast. Complete with 8 songs and full color art from the movie. Songs include: Belle Beauty And The Beast Something There and more. 00110003 ......................................... $15.95

Movie Favorites For Easy Piano Over 15 familiar theme songs, such as: Beauty And The Beast Candle On The Water Endless Love Kokomo The Rainbow Connection Somewhere Out There Unchained Melody Under The Sea and more. 00222551 ......................................... $8.95

American Dream

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8 Broadway epic, including: The The Heat Is On In Saigon

For You The Last Night Of I And Moon and more. ................................... $14.95

Rock N Roll For Easy Piano arranged by Carol Klose 40 rock favorites for the piano, inclu All Shook Up At The Hop Chantilly

Great Balls Of Fire Lady Madonna Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss) Twist Wooly Bully and more. 00222544 .......................................... $12

The Gershwin CoUectian arranged by Bt11 Boyd ~cbim~rehensive collection of 39 of G e o ~ e and Ira's best, &cludmg Fascinating Has This Been Going On I Call The Whole Thing O£f Nice Work If You Can Get It Someone To Watch Over Me Strike Up The BQnd They Can't Take That Away From Me and more.

Today's Love Songs 31 contemporary favorites, including: All I Ask Of You Because I Love You Don't Know Much * Endless Love Forever And Ever, Amen Here And Now I'll Be Loving You Forever Lost In Your Eyes Love Without End, Amen Rhythm Of 1 My Heart Unchained Melody Vision Of Love and more. 00222541.. ....................................... .$14.95

The Best Of Paul McCartney 17 of his best, including: Band d n The Run

Ebony and Ivory Listen To What The Man Said No More Lonely Nights Say Say Say Silly Love Songs Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey With A Little Luck and more. 00222548.. ...................................... ..$12.95

Best Of Cole Porter Over 30 songs, including: Be A Clown Begin The Beguine Easy To Love From This Moment On In The Still Of The Ni

Night And Day So In Love Too Dam Hot You Do Something To Me You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To and more 0031 1576 .......................................... $14.95

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