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^Sl. IF I LOVED YOU 3

2. JUNE IS BUSTIN' OUT ALL OVER 7

7S 3. MISTER SNOW 13

")C 4. WHEN THE CHILDREN ARE ASLEEP 22

5. A REAL NICE CLAMBAKE 26

A 6. YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE 34j\7. WHAT'S THE USE OF WOND'RIN' 37

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Come Home '

A Fellow' Needs A Girl

The Gentleman Is A Dope

Mo/iey Isn't Everything

So Far •

Yoji Are Never Away

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Androcles And The Lion (tv)Lyric* & Music by RICHARD RODGERS

> Don't Br Afraid Of An Animal

Ntf More W-iting

Stranters

Velvet~

Carousel

The Caitusel V>altz (piano)

If.l Lovjd You

June isAustin' Out All Over

Miste* SnoVr

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When the (hiWren Are Asleep

You'll Nev/r Walk Alone

VOCAt-SCORE

Cinderella (tv)

ClnderelLaJHarch (piano)

Cinderella Waltz (piano)

Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful

Impossible

In My Own Little Corner

Tl'lament

Ten Minutes A|o

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Do I Hear A Waltz?Music by RICHARD RODGERSLyrics by STEPHEN SONOHEJM00 I Hear A Waltz?'

Here We Are AgainMoon In My Window

Someone Like v tu

Stay-'

Take The Moment

Thank You So Much

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Flower Drum SongOon't Marry MeGrant Avenue •.

A Hundred Million Miracles

1 Enjoy Being A Girl

Love, Look Away .

Sunday

You Are Beautiful

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Hello, Young Lovers

I Have Dreamed

I Whistle A Happy Tune

March Of The Siamese Children (piano)

My Lord And MasterShall We Dance?Something Wonderful

We Kiss In A ShadowVOCAL SCORE

Me And JulietThe Big Black Giant

I'm Your Girl

It Feels Good

Its MeKeep It Gay

Marriage Type Love

No Other Love

That's The Way It Happens

A Very Special Day

VOCAL SCORE

No StringsLyrics & Music by RICHARD RODGERSBe My Host

Eager Beaver

La-La-La

Loads Of Love

Look No Further

Love Makes The World Go

"Maine"

The Man Who Has Everything

No Strings

Nobody Told Me

The Sweetest Sounds

You Don't Tell MeVOCAL SCORE

Oklahoma!

All Er Nothin'

The Farmer And The Cowman

I Cam t Say NoKansas City

Oh. What A Beautiful Mornin'

Oklahoma

Out Of My Dreams

People Will Say We're In Love

Pore Jud

The Surrey With The Fringe On Top

VOCAL SCORE

Pipe Dream

All At Once You love Her

Everybody's Get A Home But Me

The Man I Used To Be

The Next Time It Happens

Suzy.ls A Good Thing

Sweet Thursday

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The Sound Of Music

Climb Ev'ry Mountain

Do-Re-Mi

Edelweiss

I Have Confidence (from film)*

The Lonely Goatherd

Maria

My Favorite ThingsAn Ordinary Couple

Sixteen Going On Seventeen

So Long, Farewell

Something Good (from film)*

The Sound Of Music

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'Lyrics & Music by RICHARD RODGERS

South Pacific

Bali Ha i

A Cock-Eyed Optimist

Oites-Moi

Happy Talk

Honey Bun

I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair

My Girl Back Home (from film)

Some Enchanted Evening

This Nearly Was Mine

There Is Nothin' Like A Dame

A Wonderful Guy

Younger Than Springtime

You've Got To Be Carefully Taught

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Isn't It Kinda Fun

It Might As Well Be Spring

It's A Grand Night For Singing

It's The Little Things In Texas*

More Than Just A Friend*

Never Say "No"*

That's For MeThis Isn't Heaven*

Willing And Eager*

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Fair Is Fair

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Happy Christmas, Little Friend

I Haven't Got A Worry In The World(from "Happy Birthday")

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There's Music In You

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The Valiant Years (tv)Music by RICHARD RODGERSThe Valiant Years (piano)

Victory At Sea (tv)Music by RICHARD RODGERSGuadalcanal March (piano)

Victory At Sea—Theme (piano)Victory At Sea—Complete (piano)

We're On Our Way (Infantry Song)

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