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September In The Rain `Guy Lombardo`

SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN Guy Lombardo (Warren / Dubin) The leaves of brown came tumblin' down, remember In September in the rain The sun went out just like a dying ember That September in the rain

It Looks Like Rain In Cherry Blossom Lane `Guy Lombardo`

IT LOOKS LIKE RAIN IN CHERRY BLOSSOM LANE Guy Lombardo - words by Edgar Leslie, music by Joe Burke It looks like rain in Cherry Blossom Lane The sunshine of your smile's no longer there It looks

Red Sails In The Sunset `Guy Lombardo`

Red Sails In the Sunset -Artist: Nat King Cole -peak Billboard position # 24 in 1951 -Words by Jimmy Kennedy and Music by Hugh Williams -previously charted in 1935 by Bing Crosby (#1), Guy Lombardo

Third Man Theme `Guy Lombardo`

The Third Man Theme -Instrumental version by Anton Karas hit # 1 for 11 weeks in 1950 -Instrumental version by Guy Lombardo ALSO hit # 1 for 11 weeks in 1950 -four other versions also charted that

Little Lady Make Believe `Guy Lombardo`

Dressed up in a gown that trails on the floor, In a picture hat that mommy wore, Living in a world that you never saw My little lady make believe What a pair of gloves, the fingers don't meet,

Intermezzo `Guy Lombardo`

A LOVE STORY - INTERMEZZO Guy Lombardo - words by Robert Henning, music by Heinz Provost - from the David O.

Sailboat In The Moonlight `Guy Lombardo`

A SAILBOAT IN THE MOONLIGHT Guy Lombardo C. Lombardo / J.J.

Stars Fell On Alabama `Guy Lombardo`

Stars Fell On Alabama The Four Aces Words and Music by Frank Perkins and Mitchell Parish This version not released as a single Charted in 1934 by Guy Lombardo (# 1) and Richard Himber (# 2) TRANSCRIBER'S

Well Meet Again `Guy Lombardo`

We'll Meet Again Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians Words and Music by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles. -peak Billboard position # 24 in 1941 -competing version by Kay Kaiser also hit # 24.

Cinderella Stay In My Arms `Guy Lombardo`

Cinderella (Stay In My Arms) Glenn Miller Words by Jimmy Kennedy, music by Michael Carr. As recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra on May 25th, 1939 with Ray Eberle. ?

Cottage For Sale `Guy Lombardo`

A Cottage For Sale Guy Lombardo Our little dream castle with every dream gone, is lonely and silent, the shades are all drawn, and my heart is heavy as I gaze upon A cottage for sale

Last Roundup `Guy Lombardo`

I'm heading for the last roundup Gonna saddle old Paint for the last time and ride So long, old pal, it's time your tears were dried I'm heading for the last roundup.

Speak Low `Guy Lombardo`

Speak Low Guy Lombardo (words by Ogden Nash; music by Kurt Weill) Introduced by Mary Martin in the musical "One Touch of Venus."

Red Roses For A Blue Lady Gl `Guy Lombardo`

Red Roses For A Blue Lady Guy Lombardo - written by Sid Tepper and Roy Brodsky - as recorded by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians December 22, 1948 in New York I want some red roses for a blue

By A Waterfall `Guy Lombardo`

By a Waterfall Guy Lombardo Words by irving Kahal and music by Sammy Fain. -Introduced by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler in the film "Footlight Parade."

Everywhere You Go `Guy Lombardo`

Cheeks like the roses, Teeth like the pearl, Eyes with the heaven's blue You made me love you; I'm in a whirl, you wonderful, Marvelous, beautiful girl Everywhere you go sunshine follows you

Penny Serenade `Guy Lombardo`

Penny Serenade - written by Arthur William Halifax and Melle Weersma - as recorded in New York February 14, 1939 by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians Once I strayed 'neath the window of a lovely

Hernandos Hideaway `Guy Lombardo`

Hernando뭩 Hideaway Archie Bleyer (Richard Adler-Jerry Ross) from the musical "The Pajama Game" I know a dark secluded place. A place where no one knows your face.

Boo Hoo `Guy Lombardo`

BOO HOO Guy Lombardo (Edward Heyman, Carmen Lombardo & John Jacob Loeb) Boo-hoo, you've got me crying for you and as I sit here and sigh, says I, "I can't believe it's true."

Whats The Reason Im Not Pleasin You `Guy Lombardo`

WHAT'S THE REASON I'M NOT PLEASIN' YOU Guy Lombardo By Coy Poe, Jimmie Green, Pinky Tomlin and Earl Hatch Why don뭪 we get along everything I do is wrong Tell me what뭩 the reason I

Always `Guy Lombardo`

Always The Ink Spots Written by Irving Berlin This version not released as a single Five versions charted in 1926, two in 1944, and two more in 1945.

Bell Bottom Trousers `Guy Lombardo`

Bell Bottom Trousers Guy Lombardo - written by Moe Jaffe - as recorded by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians April 20, 1945 in New York Once there was a little girl who lived next to me And

My Old Flame `Guy Lombardo`

gaze in their eyes; Some who took me up to the skies. But their attemps at love Were only imitations of My old flame, I can뭪 even think of his name.

Goodnight Sweetheart `Guy Lombardo`

GOOD NIGHT, SWEETHEART Guy Lombardo (Ray Noble, Jimmy Campbell, Reg Connelly, and Rudy Vallee) Good night, sweetheart, till we meet tomorrow.

Seems Like Old Times `Guy Lombardo`

Seems Like Old Times Guy Lombardo - written by Carmen Lombardo and John Jacob Loeb - as recorded by Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians November 15, 1945 in New York Seems like old times, having

Ti Pi Tin `Guy Lombardo`

TI-PI-TIN Horace Heidt - written by Maria Grever and Raymond Leveen - lyrics as recorded in New York City, February 10, 1938 by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with vocals by Carmen Lombardo

When Did You Leave Heaven `Guy Lombardo`

How's ev'rything in Heaven? I'd like to know, Why did you trade Heaven? For all these earthly things, Where did you hide your Halo? Where did you lose your wings? Have they missed you?

By The River Saint Marie `Guy Lombardo`

I left her by the River Sainte Marie, We pledged our love until eternity.

How Deep Is The Ocean `Guy Lombardo`

How much do I love you, I tell you no lie, How Deep is The Ocean, How high is the sky How many times a day Do I think of you How many roses, are sprinkled with dew How far would I travel To be

Youre Getting To Be A Habit With Me `Guy Lombardo`

You're Getting To Ba A Habit With Me Bing Crosby with Guy Lombardo - from "Forty-Second Street" - words by Al Dubin, music by Harry Warren Every kiss, every hug Seems to act just like a drug