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I CRIED FOR YOUBy
ARTHUR FREEDGUS -ARNHEIM
andABE LYMAN
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lyric by William Rose and Edward EliscuMusic by Vincent
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mELODIC~ GEmS
MORE THAN YOU KNOW
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lyric by Harold Adamson and Mock GordonMusic by Vincent
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Strongly dramatic and colorful • • • Itsrhythmic quality is'
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Published by
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There is a poignant charm in this song thathas made it a popular
favorite for almosta deaade.
lyric by Edward HeymanMusic by Vincent Youmans
ia my heart_
DRUMS IN MY HEART
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COPY"l1ht 1931 by Vi"uttt YOlImallS, Inc., N. Y. aM Miller
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Lyric by William Rose and Edward Eliscu· Music by Vincent
Youmans
C.pturing the spirit of the deep South, its beauty and charm has
rnade it a universal favorite
THAT WILL LIVE
FOREVER
GREATsonGS
by
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YOUmAnS*
A dynamic. vigorously rhythrnic song of exaltation • • '.
vibrant with life and color
GREAT DAYLyric by William Rose and Edward Eliscu Music by
Vincent Youmans
Moderato
When youre doWn _ and out Lift up yOUT head_ and shout
Music by Vincent Youmans
I'll take my place, be • side you,
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1270 SIXTH AVENUE • NEW YORK
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Lyrically and melodically superb • • • • long that will
literally live "thru the y••,.-
THROUGH THE YEARSlyric by Edward Heyman
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