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WARTIME SONGS 1940/1950s

A
AIR FORCE SONG (official USAF “US AIR FORCE SONG”VARIOUS VERSIONS DOWNLOADS
ALL THE NICE GIRLS LOVE A SAILOR
A NIGHTINGALE SANG IN BERKLEY SQUARE (Vera Lynn)
ANTONIO
APRIL SHOWERS (AL JOLSON)
AUFWIEDERSHEN

B
BLESS ‘EM ALL
BYE BYE BLACKBIRD
BILL BAILEY (see WONT YOU COME HOME BILL BAILEY)
BRITISH NATIONAL ANTHEM

C

D
DOING THE LAMBETH WALK (by Noel Gay 1937)
DON’T SIT UNDER THE APPLE TREE (Glenn Miller Orchestra)
DON’T DILLY DALLY ON THE WAY (My old man said follow the van)
DOWN AT THE OLD BULL AND BUSH

E
ENTERTAINER (the)

F

G
GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

H
HARBOUR LIGHTS (I saw the harbour lights)
HAPPY DAYS AND LONELY NIGHTS (Ruth Etting)
HEART OF MY HEART (how I love that melody)
HE WEARS A PAIR OF SILVER WINGS
HOLD YOUR HAND OUT YOU NAUGHTY BOY (MUSIC HALL SONG)
HOW MUCH IS THAT DOGGIE IN THE WINDOW

I
I DO LIKE TO BE BESIDE THE SEASIDE 1909 (music Hall Florrie Forde)
I LEFT MY HEART AT THE STAGEDOOR CANTEEN
I LIKE BANANNAS (Because they have no bones)
I’LL BE SEEING YOU (Irving Kahal / Sammy Fain) (1938) various artistes
I’LL PRAY FOR YOU
BYE BYE BLACKBIRD
IT’S A LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY Jack Judge and Harry Williams (1912)
IT’S A SIN TO TELL A LIE (Vera Lynn)

J
JOLLY GOOD COMPANY (WWI SOLDIERS SONG)

K
KEEP THE HOMFIRES BURNING

L
LAMBETH WALK (1937) (Lupino Lane)
LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY 1912
LAST POST (Bugle Solo)
LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS (Anne Shelton)
LILI MARLENE (Anne Shelton) (Marlene Dietrich)

M
MAYBE IT’S BECAUSE I’M A LONDONER
MY SON MY SON (Vera Lynn)

N
NOW IS THE HOUR (Maouri Farewell song)

O
OH OH ANTONIO (Music Hall Favourite)
OH I DO LIKE TO BE BESIDE THE SEASIDE 1909 (music Hall Florrie Forde)
OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL (1911) ( by Nat D. Ayer)
ONLY YOU (The Platters) (Buck Ram)

P
PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES IN YOU OLD KITBAG 1876 (WWI SONG 1915)
PAL OF MY CRADLE DAYS (1925) ROSE MARIE, ANN BREEN,
PENNIES FROM HEAVEN (Bing Crosby 1936)

Q
QUE SERA SERA (Doris Day) written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans for Alfred Hitchcock’s 1956 re-make of his 1934 film “The Man Who Knew Too Much” (Que Sera)

R
REVEILLE (Bugle Solo)
ROLL OUT THE BARREL
ROSE OF ENGLAND
RULE BRITANNIA
RUN RABBIT RUN

S
SAILOR (Petula Clarke) (Anne Shelton)
SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
SEIGFRIED LINE (were gonna hang out the washing on)
SHIP AHOY (Florrie Forde) W&M: A J Mills, B Scott”(1909)
SHINE ON HARVEST MOON
SLOWBOAT TO CHINA
SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW (Judy Garland) from the film THE WIZARD OF OZ
STARS FELL ON ALABAMA

T
THAT OLD FEELING
THE ARMY THE NAVY AND THE AIR-FORCE (soldiers sailors airmen)
THE ENTERTAINER
THE GREAT PRETENDER (The Platters)
THE LAST POST (Bugle Solo)
THERE’LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND (Vera Lynn)
THIS IS THE ARMY MR. JONES (Various Artists)
TWILIGHT TIME (The Platters)

U
UNDERNEATH THE ARCHES
UP THE WOODEN HILL TO BEDFORDSHIRE (Vera Lynn)

V

W
WE’LL MEET AGAIN (1939) (Vera LYNN) ( Music by Ross Parker & Hughie Charles)
WE’LL KEEP A WELCOME IN THE HILSIDES (welsh anthem)
WE’RE ALL GOOD FRIENDS TOGETHER (WWI SOLDIERS SONG)
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO MAKE THOSE EYES AT ME FOR (1919)
WHEN THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN (1942)
WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER (1941) (Vera Lynn)
WHO WERE YOU WITH LAST NIGHT
WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE KIDDING MR HITLER (Bud Flanagan)
WISH ME LUCK AS YOU WAVE ME GOODBYE (Gracie Fields)
WIZARD OF OZ SONGS (Wizard of Oz Songs)
WITH THE PARTING OF THE WAYS (Correct title=”Happy Days and Lonely Nights”)
WONT YOU COME HOME BILL BAILEY 1902

Y
YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONE YOU LOVE( written by Allan Roberts and Doris Fisher)
YOU ARE MY SUSHINE MY ONLY SUNSHINE
YOU BELONG TO ME (Patsy Cline Version)
YOU’LL NEVER KNOW how much I love you (Vera Lynn)
YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE ( From the film Carousell) (Rogers & Hamerstein)
YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU (1913) (al Jolson/Cole Porter) ( Music by James V. Monaco and Words by Joseph Mc Carthy)
YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG (Frank Sinatra)
YOU’RE DRIVING ME CRAZY (1930 Guy Lombardo)
YOU’RE NOBODY ‘TILL SOMEBODY LOVES YOU
YOURS (Vera Lynn 1952) (1931 revived 1941 Jimmy Dorsey)

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