An Affair To Remember (movie) (1957)

Lyrics by Harold Adamson and Leo McCarey (1956-57)
French lyric for "An Affair To Remember" by Tanis Chandler
Music by Harry Warren (1956-57)

    An Affair To Remember (Our Love Affair)
    Continué (heard as instrumental, also out-take)
    It's Worth Imagining (not used)
    The Tiny Scout (He Knows You Inside Out)
    Tomorrow Land
    You Make It Easy To Be True


(Billy Rose's) Aquacade (stage show/revue) (1939)

Lyric by Billy Rose & Irving Kahal
Music by Harry Warren

    Roller Skating On A Rainbow


Artists And Models (movie) (1955)

Lyrics by Jack Brooks
Music by Harry Warren

    Artists And Models
    The Bat Lady (not used)
    Innamorata (Sweetheart)
    The Lucky Song
    When You Pretend
    You Look So Familiar


The Barkleys Of Broadway (movie) (1949)

Lyrics by Ira Gershwin (1948-49)
Lyric for "Angel" by Arthur Freed (1945)
Music by Harry Warren (1945, 1948-49)

    Angel (heard as instrumental)
    Bouncin' The Blues (instrumental)
    Call On Us Again (not used)
    The Courtin' Of Elmer And Ella (not used)
    Manhattan Downbeat
    Minstrels On Parade (not used)
    My One And Only Highland Fling
    Natchez On The Mississip' (not used)
    The Poetry Of Motion (not used)
    Second Fiddle To A Harp (not used)
    Shoes With Wings On
    Swing Trot
    Taking No Chances With You (not used)
    There Is No Music (For Me) (not used)
    These Days (not used)
    A Week-End In The Country
    You'd Be Hard To Replace


The Belle Of New York (movie) (1952)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1945, 1951-52)
Music by Harry Warren (1945, 1951-52)

    Baby Doll
    Bachelor Dinner Song
    A Bride's Wedding-Day Song (Thank You Mister Currier, Thank You Mister Ives)
    I Love To Beat The Big Bass Drum (not used)
    I Wanna Be A Dancin' Man
    Naughty But Nice
    "Oops!"
    Seeing's Believing
    When I'm Out With The Belle Of New York


The Birds And The Bees (movie) (1956)

Lyrics by Mack David
Lyric for "When You Pretend" by Jack Brooks (1955)
Music by Harry Warren (1955-56)

    (The Same Thing Happens With) The Birds And The Bees
    La Parisienne
    When You Pretend (heard as instrumental)


Blessed Event (movie) (1932)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Lyric for "A Great Big Bunch Of You" by Mort Dixon
Music by Harry Warren

    A Great Big Bunch Of You (heard as instrumental)
    Shapiro Shoes
    Too Many Tears


Blondes At Work (movie) (1938)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


Boy Meets Girl (movie) (1938)

Lyric for "Boy Meets Girl" by Johnny Mercer
Lyric for "Pretty Lady" by Al Dubin (1932)
Music by Harry Warren (1932, 1938)

    Boy Meets Girl (heard as instrumental)
    Pretty Lady (heard as instrumental)


Broadway Gondolier (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Lyric for "For Lovers Only" by Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer (1938)
Italian lyrics for "Lonely Gondolier" and "The Rose In Her Hair" by Manuel Emanuel
Music by Harry Warren

    About A Quarter To Nine (heard as partial instrumental)
    Coney Island (heard as instrumental)
    Flagenheim's Odorless Cheese
    For Lovers Only (heard as instrumental)
    Lonely Gondolier (Il-Gondoliere)
    Lulu's Back In Town
    Outside Of You
    The Pig And The Cow (And The Dog And Cat)
    The Rose In Her Hair (Rosa D'Amor)
    Sweet And Slow (heard as instrumental)
    You Can Be Kissed


Cabin In The Cotton (movie) (1932)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Love Theme (instrumental)


The Caddy (movie) (1953)

Lyrics by Jack Brooks (1952)
Music by Harry Warren (1952)

    Easy, Brother, Easy (not used)
    The Gay Continental
    It's A Whistle-in' Kinda Mornin'
    (It Takes A Lot Of Little Likes To Make) One Big Love
    That's Amoré (That's Love)
    What Wouldcha Do Without Me
    You're The Right One


Cain And Mabel (movie) (1936)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1933, 1935-36)
Italian lyric for "The Rose In Her Hair" by Manuel Emanuel (1935)
Music by Harry Warren (1932-33, 1935-36)

    Coney Island
    Here Comes Chiquita
    I'll Sing You A Thousand Love Songs
    Original – Untitled (instrumental)
    Original – Love Theme (as used in "Forty-Second Street") (instrumental)
    The Rose In Her Hair (Rosa D'Amor) (sung in Italian only)
    Shadow Waltz


The Californians (TV series) (1957-1959)

Lyric by Harold Adamson (1957)
Music by Harry Warren (1957)

    (I've Come To) California


Cinderfella (movie) (1960)

Lyrics by Jack Brooks (1959)
Music by Harry Warren (1959)
Music for "The Princess Waltz" by Harry Warren & Walter Scharf (1959)

    I'm Going To The Ball
    Let Me Be A People (Plain Old Me)
    The Other Fella (A Soliloquy)
    The Princess Waltz (Once Upon A Time) (heard as instrumental)
    Somebody
    Turn It On (not used)


Colleen (movie) (1936)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1935-36)
Music by Harry Warren (1935-36)

    Boulevardier From The Bronx
    An Evening With You
    I Don't Have To Dream Again
    Patter For Ruby Keeler (aka "The Modiste Shop Number")
    Summer Night (heard as instrumental/hummed)
    You Gotta Know How To Dance


Cowboy From Brooklyn (movie) (1938)

Lyric for "Cowboy From Brooklyn" by Johnny Mercer
Lyric for "With Plenty Of Money And You" by Al Dubin (1936)
Music by Harry Warren (1936, 1938)

    Cowboy From Brooklyn (heard as instrumental)
    With Plenty Of Money And You (Gold Diggers' Lullaby) (heard as instrumental)


The Crash (movie) (1932)

Music by Harry Warren

    Bermuda – Theme (instrumental)


(Billy Rose's) Crazy Quilt (stage show/revue) (1931-1931: 79 performances)

Lyric for "Crazy Quilt" by Bud Green
Lyric for "I Found A Million Dollar Baby" and "Would You Like To Take A Walk?" by Billy Rose & Mort Dixon
Lyric for "In The Merry Month Of Maybe" by Ira Gershwin & Billy Rose
Lyric for "Sing A Little Jingle" by Mort Dixon
Music by Harry Warren

    Crazy Quilt
    I Found A Million Dollar Baby (In A Five And Ten Cent Store)
    In The Merry Month Of Maybe
    Sing A Little Jingle
    Would You Like To Take A Walk? (Sump'n Good'll Come From That)


Crooner (movie) (1932)

Lyric by Al Dubin & Irving Kahal
Music by Harry Warren

    Three's A Crowd


Dames (movie) (1934)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1932, 1934)
Music by Harry Warren (1932, 1934)

    Dames
    The Girl At The Ironing Board
    I Only Have Eyes For You
    Shuffle Off To Buffalo (partially sung with alternate lyric)


(Billy Rose's) Diamond Horseshoe (movie) (1945)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1941-44)
Music by Harry Warren (1941-44)

    Chattanooga Choo Choo (heard as instrumental)
    Cooking Up A Show
    Dessert Finale
    I Wish I Knew
    In Acapulco
    I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo (heard as instrumental)
    The Mink Lament (not used)
    Moody (not used)
    The More I See You
    A Nickel's Worth Of Jive
    The "Old And The New" Prelude
    Play Me An Old Fashioned Melody
    Welcome To The Diamond Horseshoe
    You'll Never Know (partially sung)


Down Argentine Way (movie) (1940)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Spanish lyrics by Carlos Albert
Music by Harry Warren

    Down Argentina Way
    Nenita (chorus sung in Spanish only, verse sung in English)
    Sing To Your Señorita
    Two Dreams Met (Dos Sueños)


Ex-Lady (movie) (1933)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


Fashions Of 1934 (movie) (1934)

Music by Harry Warren (1933)

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


The First Kiss (unproduced movie) (1947)

Lyric by Ralph Blane
Music by Harry Warren

    The First Kiss (aka "The First Time I Kissed You")


Footlight Parade (movie) (1933)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    Honeymoon Hotel
    Shanghai Lil


Forty-Second Street (movie) (1933)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1932)
Music by Harry Warren (1932)

    Forty-Second Street
    It Must Be June
    Love Theme (Theme, Reel 4, No. 1) (instrumental)
    Patter – 42nd Street (not used)
    Pretty Lady (instrumental)
    Shuffle Off To Buffalo
    Young And Healthy
    You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me


'G' Men (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1934-35)
Music by Harry Warren (1934-35)

    Go Into Your Dance (heard as instrumental)
    I'm Goin' Shoppin' With You (heard as instrumental)
    Lullaby Of Broadway
    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


The Gang's All Here (movie) (1943)

Lyrics by Leo Robin
Lyric for "Carnival" by Bob Russell (1945, 1947)
Lyric for "I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo" by Mack Gordon (1942)
Music by Harry Warren (1942-43)

    Drums And Dreams (not used)
    I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo (partially sung)
    A Journey To A Star
    The Lady In The Tutti-Frutti Hat
    Minnie's In The Money
    No Love, No Nothin'
    Paducah
    Pickin' On Your Mama (not used)
    The Polka Dot Polka
    Silent Señorita (became "Carnival (Carnaval)") (lyric for "Silent Señorita" partially sung)
    Sleepy Moon (not used)
    You Discover You're In New York


Garden Of The Moon (movie) (1938)

Lyrics by Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer
Lyrics for "I'll String Along With You and "Put That Down In Writing" by Al Dubin (1933, 1937)
Lyric for "Something Tells Me" by Johnny Mercer
Music by Harry Warren (1934, 1935, 1937-38)

    Confidentially
    For Lovers Only (not used)
    Garden Of The Moon
    The Girl Friend Of The Whirling Dervish
    (You May Not Be An Angel, But) I'll String Along With You
    The Lady On The Two Cent Stamp
    Love Is Where You Find It
    Put That Down In Writing (heard as instrumental)
    Something Tells Me (heard as instrumental)


Go Into Your Dance (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1932, 1934-35)
Music by Harry Warren (1932, 1934-35)

    About A Quarter To Nine
    Casino De Paree
    The Comeback (instrumental)
    Forty-Second Street (heard as partial instrumental)
    Hot Cha Honeymoon (became "'Cause My Baby Says It's So") (heard as partial instrumental)
    Go Into Your Dance
    A Good Old Fashioned Cocktail (With A Good Old Fashioned Gal)
    The Little Things You Used To Do
    Mammy, I'll Sing About You
    Pimiento (aka "Spain") (instrumental)
    Ruby -Dance- (aka "The Rehearsal") (instrumental)
    She's A Latin From Manhattan
    Whittlin' My Wood (not used)


Going Places (movie) (1938)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Music by Harry Warren

    Jeepers Creepers
    Mutiny In The Nursery*
    Oh, What A Horse Was Charlie**
    Say It With A Kiss*** (out-take, heard as instrumental)

*- Early editions of the sheet music of "Mutiny In The Nursery" list the music as being composed by Harry Warren and the lyric by Johnny Mercer. Later editions and most song listings only list Mercer as the writer, but Harry Warren did contribute music to this composition.

**- Several different sources disagree as to who wrote the lyrics for "Oh, What A Horse Was Charlie." Most sources list Mercer as the sole lyricist, but two others, one of them the Warner Bros. cue sheets, mention either Al Dubin writing all of the lyrics or collaborating with Johnny Mercer on them.

***- Warner Bros. cue sheets suggest a Johnny Mercer-Al Dubin lyric collaboration on "Say It With A Kiss."  Published sheet music only lists Mercer.


Gold Diggers In Paris (movie) (1938)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1937-1938)
Lyrics for "My Adventure" and "Daydreaming" by Johnny Mercer (1937-38)
Music by Harry Warren (1937)

    Daydreaming (All Night Long)*
    I Wanna Go Back To Bali
    Is It Possible You're Possessable? (not used)
    The Latin Quarter
    Let's Drink To A Dream (not used)
    My Adventure (not used)
    Put That Down In Writing (heard as instrumental)
    A Stranger In Paree
    Waltz Of The Flowers (aka "Song Of The Flowers") (not used)

*- Warner Bros. cue sheets suggest a Mercer-Dubin lyric collaboration on "Daydreaming." Published sheet music only lists Mercer.


Gold Diggers Of 1933 (movie) (1933)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    Forgive Me For Loving You (not used)
    The Gold Diggers' Song (We're In The Money)
    High Life (instrumental)
    I've Got To Sing A Torch Song (sung; also out-take production number)
    Original – Untitled (instrumental)
    Pettin' In The Park
    Remember My Forgotten Man
    Shadow Waltz


Gold Diggers Of 1935 (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1933-34)
Music by Harry Warren (1933-34)

    The Dagger Dance (chanted)
    The Gold Diggers' Song (We're In The Money) (partially sung)
    I'm Goin' Shoppin' With You
    Lullaby Of Broadway
    Moonlight And You (instrumental)
    Opening – Gold Diggers (instrumental)
    The Shadows Of Yesterday's Stars (heard as instrumental)
    Tango Del Rio (partial instrumental)
    Tell Me Again (instrumental)
    Tell Me That You Care (instrumental)
    The Words Are In My Heart


Gold Diggers Of 1937 (movie) (1936)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    All's Fair In Love And War
    With Plenty Of Money And You (Gold Diggers' Lullaby)


The Great American Broadcast (movie) (1941)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren

    Chapman's Cheerful Cheese (aka "Chapman's Great American Cheese")
    Chesterstrikes (not used?)
    The Great American Broadcast
    I Take To You
    It's All In A Lifetime
    I've Got A Bone To Pick With You
    Long Ago Last Night
    Run Little Raindrop, Run (out-take)
    Where You Are

    Possibly: "Wavo"
    Possibly: "Porter's Puppy Biscuits"


Greenwich Village (movie) (1944)

Lyric by Mack Gordon (1942)
Music by Harry Warren (1942)

    I Like To Be Loved By You


Hard To Get (movie) (1938)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer
Lyric for "Love Is Where You Find It" by Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer
Lyric for "Put That Down In Writing" by Al Dubin (1937)
Music by Harry Warren (1937-38)

    Love Is Where You Find It (heard as instrumental)
    Put That Down In Writing (heard as instrumental)
    Remember Dad (On Mother's Day) (heard as partial instrumental)
    There's A Sunny Side To Every Situation (partially sung)
    You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby


Hard To Handle (movie) (1933)

Lyric for "Grapefruit Acres" by Al Dubin
Lyric for "A Great Big Bunch Of You" by Mort Dixon (1932)
Music by Harry Warren (1932-1933)

    Grapefruit Acres
    A Great Big Bunch Of You (heard as instrumental)


The Harvey Girls (movie) (1946)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1943-45)
Music by Harry Warren (1943-45)
Music and lyrics for "Training Montage" by Roger Edens, Harry Warren & Conrad Salinger (1945)

    Hayride (out-take)
    In The Valley (Where The Evenin' Sun Goes Down)
    It's A Great Big World
    March Of The Doagies (out-take)
    My Intuition (out-take)
    Oh, You Kid
    On The Atchison, Topeka And The Santa Fe
    Swing Your Partner Round And Round
    Training Montage – The Train Must Be Fed
    Wait And See
    The Wild, Wild West


Hearts Divided (movie) (1936)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
French lyrics by David Ormont
Music by Harry Warren

    My Kingdom For A Kiss (Pour Un Baiser)
    Two Hearts Divided (Deux Cœurs Navrés)


Hello, Frisco, Hello! (movie) (1943)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren

    I've Gotta Have You (out-take)
    You'll Never Know


Heroes For Sale (movie) (1933)

Lyric by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    Who Cares About Tomorrow? (heard as instrumental)


Honolulu (movie) (1939)

Lyrics by Gus Kahn (1938)
Music by Harry Warren (1938)

    Honolulu
    The Leader Doesn't Like Music
    This Night (Will Be My Souvenir)
    What Makes The World Go 'Round? (not used)


How To Break Ninety (short subject) (1933)

Music by Harry Warren

    Down The Fairway (instrumental)


Huckleberry Finn (unproduced movie) (1945)

Lyric by Ralph Blane
Music by Harry Warren

    Puttin' On Airs


I Am A Thief (movie) (1934)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


Iceland (movie) (1942)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1940, 1942)
Music by Harry Warren (1940, 1942)

    Hawaiian Prelude (4 lines each??)
    I Like A Military Tune
    I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much) (heard as instrumental)
    It's The Lovers' Knot
    Let's Bring New Glory To Old Glory
    There Will Never Be Another You
    You Can't Say No To A Soldier


In Caliente (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    Gaucho (instrumental)
    Muchacha
    Patter For Muchacha
    She's A Latin From Manhattan (heard as instrumental)
    Tango Muchacha


Jezebel (movie) (1938)

Lyric by Johnny Mercer
Music by Harry Warren

    Jezebel (not used/exploitation)


Jimmy The Gent (movie) (1934)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


Josie (unproduced stage production w/ Lena Horne) (1960)

Lyric by John Patrick
Music by Harry Warren

    Light Up!
    There's A Time
    Watch Out, New York!
    You're My May Day


Just For You (movie) (1952)

Lyrics by Leo Robin (1951)
Music by Harry Warren (1951)

    Call Me Tonight
    Checkin' My Heart
    Finale (not used)
    A Flight Of Fancy (heard as instrumental)
    He's Just Crazy For Me
    I'll Si-Si Ya In Bahia
    Just For You
    The Live Oak Tree
    The Maiden Of Guadalupe
    The Ol' Spring Fever (heard as instrumental, also whistled)
    On The 10:10 (From Ten-Ten-Tennessee)
    Zing A Little Zong


The Keyhole (movie) (1933)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


The Ladies' Man (movie) (1961)

Lyrics by Jack Brooks (1960-61)
Music by Harry Warren (1960-61)

    Don't Go To Paris
    He Doesn't Know (heard as instrumental)
    Ladies' Man (heard as instrumental)


The Laugh Parade (stage show/revue) (1931-1932: 231 peformances)

Lyrics by Mort Dixon & Joe Young
Music by Harry Warren

    Gangster Specialty (instrumental)
    Gotta Go To Town
    I Wish I Could Laugh At Love
    Il Suffit D'un Rien (instrumental)
    I'll Get By (instrumental)
    The Laugh Parade
    Love Me Forever
    The More You Hurt Me (The More You Make Me Care)
    Ooh That Kiss
    Punch And Judy Show
    Song And Dance (aka "Excuse For Song And Dance") (instrumental)
    The Torch Song
    You're My Everything


The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp (TV series) (1955-1961)

Lyrics by Harold Adamson (1955)
Music by Harry Warren (1955)

    It's A Great Country
    The Legend Of Wyatt Earp


Living On Velvet (movie) (1935)

Lyric by Al Dubin (1934)
Music by Harry Warren (1934)

    Living On Velvet (originally titled "Helping Each Other Along") (heard as instrumental)


Manhattan Melody (unproduced movie) (1981)

Lyrics by Harry Warren (1980-81)
Lyric for "Sweet And Slow" by Al Dubin (1935)
Lyric for "There Is No Music" by Ira Gershwin (1948)
Music by Harry Warren (1935, 1948, 1980-81)

    (I Hear) Bells
    (I Wanna Go Back To) The Big Apple
    Fantasy
    Just Call Me Sunny
    Manhattan Melody
    Sunny Soft Shoe
    Sweet And Slow
    There Is No Music (For Me)
    Welcome To The Party


Marked Woman (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1936)
Music by Harry Warren (1936)

    Mister And Missus Doakes
    My Silver Dollar Man


Marty (movie) (1955)

Lyric by Paddy Chayefsky
Music by Harry Warren

    Marty


Melody For Two (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1935-37)
Music by Harry Warren (1935-37)

    Melody For Two
    September In The Rain


Messer Marco Polo (unproduced movie) (1954)

Lyrics by Harold Adamson & Leo McCarey (1953)
Music by Harry Warren (1953)

    Golden Bells (Sea Captain's Song)
    Kow Tow
    Kublai Khan's Song
    Marco's Rebuttal
    Pink And Blue
    Pretty Moon
    Song Of The Gondolier (Mostly In Boats)
    Those Who Believe In Forever
    To The Ends Of The Earth
    The Unique Eunuch
    Unrequited Love


Moulin Rouge (movie) (1934)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1933)
Music by Harry Warren (1933)

    The Boulevard Of Broken Dreams (Gigolo And Gigolette)
    Coffee In The Morning And Kisses In The Night
    Song Of Surrender


Mr. Dodd Takes The Air (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1936-37)
Music by Harry Warren (1935-37)

    Am I In Love?
    The Girl You Used To Be
    Here Comes The Sandman
    I Know Now (heard as instrumental)
    If I Were A Little Pond Lily
    The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed (heard as instrumental)
    Remember Me? (originally titled "May I Come In?" and "Excuse My Heart")


My Dream Is Yours (movie) (1949)

Lyrics by Ralph Blane (1947-49)
Lyrics for "I Wanna Go Back To Bali," "I'll Sing You A Thousand Love Songs," "I'll String Along With You," and "With Plenty Of Money And You" by Al Dubin (1934, 1936, 1937)
New lyric for "I'll String Along With You" by Ralph Blane (1947)
Lyric for "Nagasaki" by Mort Dixon (1928)
Lyrics for "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby" and "Jeepers Creepers" by Johnny Mercer (1938)
All music by Harry Warren (1928, 1934, 1936-1937, 1947-1949) except:

1) "Cuttin' Capers" originally written in 1915 by Guy Chandler, Bert White & Henry Cohen with title "Canadian Capers," music adapted by Harry Warren with new lyrics by Ralph Blane
2) "Freddie, Get Ready (For School)" based on Franz Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, adapted by Harry Warren

    Cuttin' Capers
    Freddie, Get Ready (For School)
    I Wanna Go Back To Bali (heard as instrumental)
    I'll Sing You A Thousand Love Songs (heard as instrumental)
    I'll String Along With You
    Jeepers Creepers
    Love Finds A Way
    My Dream Is Yours
    Nagasaki
    Someone Like You
    Tic Tic Tic (The Geiger Counter Song)
    With Plenty Of Money And You (Gold Diggers' Lullaby)
    You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby


Naughty But Nice (movie) (1939)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1938)
Lyric to early version of "In A Moment Of Weakness" by Al Dubin (1937)
Music by Harry Warren (1937-38)
Music for "Ha-Ha-Ha," "Have A Dream On Me," "Lalita," "Millions Of Dreams Ago," and "Remember Dad (On Mothers' Day)" adapted by Harry Warren (1938)

    Corn Pickin'
    Ha-Ha-Ha (based on "Pilgrim's Chorus" from Wagner's "Tannhauser") (not used)
    Have A Dream On Me (based on "The Magic Flute" by Mozart) (not used)
    Hooray For Spinach
    I Don't Believe In Signs
    I'm Happy About The Whole Thing
    In A Moment Of Weakness (originally titled "Love Songs On Broadway")
    Lalita (based on "2nd Hungarian Rhapsody" by Liszt) (not used)
    Millions Of Dreams Ago (based on "The Bohemian Girl" by Balfe)
    Remember Dad (On Mothers' Day) (based on "The Unfinished Symphony No. 8" by Schubert)


One Way Passage (movie) (1932)

Lyric for "Deep In Your Eyes" by Mort Dixon
Music by Harry Warren

    Deep In Your Eyes (heard as instrumental)
    Original – Love Theme (instrumental)


Orchestra Wives (movie) (1942)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1940-42)
Music by Harry Warren (1940-42)

    At Last
    Chattanooga Choo Choo (heard as partial instrumental)
    I've Got A Gal In Kalamazoo
    People Like You And Me
    Serenade In Blue
    That's Sabotage (out-take)
    You Say The Sweetest Things (Baby) (out-take)


Pagan Love Song (movie) (1950)

Lyrics by Arthur Freed (1950)
Music by Harry Warren (1944, 1946, 1950)

    Etiquette
    Here In Tahiti We Make Love (not used)
    The House Of Singing Bamboo
    Music On The Water (out-take)
    The Sea Of The Moon
    Singing In The Sun
    Tahiti (heard as instrumental)
    Why Is Love So Crazy


Page Miss Glory (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    Coney Island (heard as instrumental)
    Original – Waltz (instrumental)
    Page Miss Glory (1st Version) (not used)
    Page Miss Glory


Paris (stage show/revue) (1928-1929: 195 performances)

Lyrics by Bud Green (1927-28)
Music by Harry Warren (1927-28) 

    An' Furthermore
    Wob-a-ly Walk


Rhythm On The Range (movie) (1936)

Lyric by Johnny Mercer
Music by Johnny Mercer & Harry Warren*

    I'm An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande)

*- original sheet music credits ONLY Johnny Mercer, but Harry Warren helped Johnny compose this, so he therefore gets songwriting credit here.


Rock-A-Bye Baby (movie) (1958)

Lyrics by Sammy Cahn (1957)
Music by Harry Warren (1957)

    Dormi-Dormi-Dormi (Sleep-Sleep-Sleep)
    The Land Of La-La-La
    Love Is A Lonely Thing
    Me And My Baby (not used)
    Rock-A-Bye Baby
    The White Virgin Of The Nile
    Why Can't He Care For Me?


Roman Scandals (movie) (1933)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Lyric for "Put A Tax On Love" by Al Dubin & L. Wolfe Gilbert
Music by Harry Warren

    Build A Little Home
    Keep Young And Beautiful
    No More Love
    Out For No Good (not used)
    Put A Tax On Love
    Rome Wasn't Built In A Day (not used)


The Rose Tattoo (movie) (1955)

Lyric by Jack Brooks
Music by Harry Warren

    The Rose Tattoo (not used/exploitation)


Rosie! (movie) (1968)

Lyric by Johnny Mercer (1967)
Music by Harry Warren (1957, 1967)

    Rosie!


Rubeville Night Club (short) (1929)

Lyric by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young
Music by Harry Warren

    When You're Seeing Sweetie Home


Rufus LeMaire's Affairs (stage show/revue) (1927-1927: 56 performances)

Written by Ballard MacDonald, Harry Warren & Martin Broones

    Lily


San Quentin (movie) (1937)

Lyric by Al Dubin (1936)
Music by Harry Warren (1936)

    How Could You?


Satan Never Sleeps (movie) (1962)

Lyric by Harold Adamson & Leo McCarey (1962)
Music by Harry Warren (1961-62)

    Satan Never Sleeps


Scarlet Dawn (movie) (1932)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Love Theme (aka "Russian Love Theme") (instrumental)


Separate Tables (movie) (1958)

Lyric by Harold Adamson
Music by Harry Warren

    Separate Tables


Shangri-La (stage show & TV production) (1956-1956: 21 performances/1960)

Lyrics by James Hilton, Jerome Lawrence & Robert E. Lee (1954-56)
Music by Harry Warren (1954-56)

    The Beetle Race (Go, Little Beetle)
    Every Night (used only in Boston try-out)
    Every Time You Danced With Me
    Father Perrault Ballet (instrumental)
    Happy Day
    I'm Just A Little Bit Confused
    In The Hollow Of His Hand
    It's Fun To Be In London
    Listen To The Sound Of My Love
    Lo-Tsen's Exit Song
    Long Ago
    Lost Horizon
    Love Is What I Never Knew
    The Man I Never Met
    Man In The Dark
    Men Are Only Boys Grown Tall
    Moderation (used only in Boston try-out)
    No Night To Fear (used only in Philadelphia try-out)
    Nothing Much To Do
    Om Mani Padme Hum
    Remember Him
    Second Time In Love
    Shangri-La
    Somewhere
    Talkin' With Your Feet
    Walk Sweet
    We've Decided To Stay
    What Do You Do? (used only in Boston try-out)
    What Ev'ry Old Girl Should Know
    When We Are Born Again
    The World Outside
    You're Welcome (not used)


She Had To Say Yes (movie) (1933)

Lyric for "You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me" by Al Dubin (1932)
Music by Harry Warren (1932-33)

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)
    You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me


Shipmates Forever (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    All Aboard, Navy (not used)
    Do I Love My Teacher? (Oh, Yes Ma'am!) (not used)
    Don't Give Up The Ship
    I'd Love To Take Orders From You
    I'd Rather Listen To Your Eyes
    Lulu's Back In Town (heard as instrumental)
    Sweet And Slow (heard as partial instrumental)


Sing Me A Love Song (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1935-36)
Music by Harry Warren (1935-36)

    Come Up Smiling (instrumental)
    The Little House That Love Built
    Summer Night
    That's The Least You Can Do For The Lady


The Singing Marine (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1935-37)
Lyric for "Night Over Shanghai" by Johnny Mercer
Music by Harry Warren (1935-37)

    'Cause My Baby Says It's So
    I Know Now
    The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed
    Night Over Shanghai
    The Song Of The Marines (We're Shovin' Right Off Again)
    Stolen Holiday (verse partially sung)
    You Can't Run Away From Love Tonight


Skirts Ahoy! (movie) (1952)

Lyrics by Ralph Blane (1947, 1951)
Music by Harry Warren (1947, 1951)

    Glad To Have You Aboard
    Hilda Matilda (out-take)
    Hold Me Close To You
    I Get A Funny Feeling
    The Navy Waltz
    Skirts Ahoy!
    We Will Fight! (out-take)
    What Good Is A Gal? (Without A Guy)
    What Makes A Wave?


Son Of A Sailor (movie) (1933)

Lyric for "Shuffle Off To Buffalo" by Al Dubin (1932)
Music by Harry Warren (1932-33)

    Lady Fair (instrumental?)
    Shuffle Off To Buffalo


Sons O' Guns (movie) (1936)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    For A Buck And A Quarter A Day
    In The Arms Of An Army Man (heard as partial instrumental)
    Put On A Uniform (not used)


Spring Is Here (movie) (1930)

Lyrics by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young (1929)
Music by Harry Warren (1929)

    Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder (For Somebody Else)
    Bad Baby
    Cryin' For The Carolines
    Have A Little Faith In Me
    How Shall I Tell?
    What's The Big Idea?


Spring Reunion (movie) (1957)

Lyric by Johnny Mercer (1956)
Music by Harry Warren (1956)

    Spring Reunion


Springtime In The Rockies (movie) (1942)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1940-42)
Music by Harry Warren (1940-42)

    At Last (heard as instrumental)
    Chattanooga Choo Choo (sung in Portuguese)
    Chica Chica Boom Chic (heard as instrumental)
    I Had The Craziest Dream
    I Like To Be Loved By You (out-take)
    I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much) (heard as instrumental)
    Pan Americana Jubilee
    Pic, Click, Look And Life (not used)
    A Poem Set To Music (heard as instrumental)
    Run, Little Raindrop, Run
    Serenade In Blue (heard as instrumental)


Stars Over Broadway (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    At Your Service, Madame
    Broadway Cinderella (heard as partial instrumental, also out-take)
    Brownstone Baby (I've Got The Blues For You) (partially sung)
    By Yonder Moon (out-take)
    By Yonder Moon – Hot Version (out-take)
    Coney Island
    I'd Love To Take Orders From You (partially sung)
    Lulu's Back In Town (heard as instrumental)
    Original
    September In The Rain (heard as instrumental)
    The Song Of The Gigolo (not used)
    Stars Over Broadway (became "Night Over Shanghai") (not used)
    Summer Night (not used)
    Sweet And Slow (partially sung)
    Where Am I? (Am I In Heaven?)
    Where The Sweet, Sweet Cactus Grows (partially sung)
    You Let Me Down


Stolen Holiday (movie) (1936)

Lyric by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren (1933, 1936)

    Original – Untitled (as used in "Fashions Of 1934") (instrumental)
    Stolen Holiday (heard as instrumental)


Summer Holiday (movie) (1948)

Lyrics by Ralph Blane (1945-46)
Music by Harry Warren (1945-46)

    Afraid To Fall In Love
    All Hail To Dannville High
    Bar Room Sequence
    Come To The Beach (Tonight) (Duet Version) (not used)
    Come To The Beach (Tonight) (Kids' Version) (not used)
    Dan-Dan-Dannville High
    The Fireworks Display (not used)
    Independence Day
    Never Again (out-take)
    Omar And The Princess (out-take)
    Our Home Town
    Spring Isn't Everything (out-take)
    The Stanley Steamer
    The Sweetest Kid I Ever Met
    The Weary Blues
    While The Men Are All Drinking
    Wish I Had A Braver Heart (out-take)
    You're Next


Summer Stock (movie) (1950)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1949)
Final lyric for "You Wonderful You" by Jack Brooks & Saul Chaplin
Music by Harry Warren (1944, 1949-50)

    The Blue Jean Polka (not used)
    Dig-Dig-Dig Dig For Your Dinner
    Fall In Love (out-take)
    Friendly Star
    (Howdy Neighbor) Happy Harvest (originally titled "(Howdy-Doody) Happy Harvest")
    If You Feel Like Singing, Sing
    Mem'ry Island
    Never In My Wildest Dreams (not used)
    You Wonderful You


Sun Valley Serenade (movie) (1941)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren

    At Last (heard as instrumental)
    Chattanooga Choo Choo
    I Know Why (And So Do You)
    It Happened In Sun Valley
    The Kiss Polka
    The World Is Waiting To Waltz Again (out-take)


Sweet And Low (stage show/revue) (1930-1931: 184 performances)

Lyric for "Cheerful Little Earful" by Ira Gershwin & Billy Rose
Lyrics for "He's Not Worth Your Tears" and "Would You Like To Take A Walk" by Mort Dixon & Billy Rose
Music by Harry Warren

    Cheerful Little Earful
    He's Not Worth Your Tears
    Would You Like To Take A Walk? (Sump'n Good'll Come From That)


Sweet Music (movie) (1935)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1932, 1934)
Lyric for "Nagasaki" by Mort Dixon (1928)
Music by Harry Warren (1928, 1932, 1934)

    Forty-Second Street (heard as instrumental)
    Nagasaki (heard as instrumental)
    Sweet Music


Sweet Rosie O'Grady (movie) (1943)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren (1937, 1943)

    The Bagpipes Of Buckingham (not used)
    Get Your Police Gazette
    Goin' To The County Fair (originally titled "When I'm Dancing Around With You" with Al Dubin lyric)
    My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?)
    My Sam
    Where, Oh Where, Oh Where Is The Groom?
    The Wishing Waltz


Take Me Out To The Ball Game (unproduced movie) (1947)

Lyrics by Ralph Blane (1945, 1947)
Music by Harry Warren (1945, 1947)

    The Boy In The Celluloid Collar
    I've Got A Funny Feeling (became "I Get A Funny Feeling")
    If It Weren't For The Irish
    Me-O-My
    Puttin' On Airs
    Ride-Ride-Ride
    Someone Like You
    Spring In My Room


Take Me Out To The Ball Game (movie) (1949)

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1944-45)
Music by Harry Warren (1944-45)

    Baby Doll (out-take)
    Hayride (out-take)


Tales Of Wells Fargo (TV series) (1957-1962)

Music by Harry Warren (1961)

    Wells Fargo Theme (instrumental)


Texas Carnival (movie) (1951)

Lyrics by Dorothy Fields (1950)
Lyric for "I'm An Old Cowhand" by Johnny Mercer (1936)
Music by Harry Warren (1950)
Music for "I'm An Old Cowhand" by Johnny Mercer & Harry Warren (1936)

    Cornie's Pitch
    A Face Full Of Wonderful Things (not used)
    I'm An Old Cowhand (From The Rio Grande) (heard as instrumental)
    It's Dynamite
    Love Is A Lovely Word (not used)
    Schnapps (not used)
    Whoa Emma!
    Young Folks Should Get Married


That Certain Woman (movie) (1937)

Lyrics by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren

    'Cause My Baby Says It's So (heard as instrumental)
    That Certain Woman (not used)


That Night In Rio (movie) (1941)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1940)
Music by Harry Warren (1940)

    The Baron Is In Conference
    Boa Noite (Good-Night)
    Chica Chica Boom Chic
    The Conference
    I, Yi, Yi, Yi, Yi (I Like You Very Much)
    They Met In Rio (A Midnight Serenade)


These Thousand Hills (movie) (1959)

Lyric by Ned Washington (1958-59)
Music by Harry Warren (1958-59)

    These Thousand Hills


Three Little Girls In Blue (movie) (1946)

Lyric by Mack Gordon (1940, 1946)
Music by Harry Warren (1940, 1946)

    This Is Always
    You Say The Sweetest Things (Baby) (heard as instrumental)


Three Men On A Horse (movie) (1936)

Music by Harry Warren

    Original – Untitled (instrumental)


A Ticket To Tomahawk (movie) (1950)

Lyric by Mack Gordon (1949)
Music by Harry Warren (1949)

    A Ticket To Tomahawk (On The Colorado Trail)


Tin Pan Alley (movie) (1940)

Lyric by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren

    You Say The Sweetest Things (Baby)


Torchy Blane In Panama (movie) (1938)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1937-38)
Music by Harry Warren (1937-38)

    If This Isn't Dreaming (heard as instrumental?)
    You're An Education (heard as instrumental?)


Twenty Million Sweethearts (movie) (1934)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1933-34)
Music by Harry Warren (1933-34)

    Fair And Warmer
    (You May Not Be An Angel, But) I'll String Along With You
    Oh, I Heard, Yes I Heard
    Out For No Good
    What Are Your Intentions?


Week-End In Havana (movie) (1941)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon (1940-41)
Music by Harry Warren (1938; 1940-41)

    The Man With The Lollypop Song (out-take; partially sung)
    The Ñango (Nyango)
    Tropical Magic
    A Week-End In Havana
    When I Love, I Love


Wings Of The Navy (movie) (1939)

Lyric for "Wings Over The Navy" by Johnny Mercer (1938)
Lyric for "Love Is Where You Find It" by Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer (1938)
Music by Harry Warren (1938)

    Love Is Where You Find It (heard as instrumental)
    Wings Over The Navy (heard as instrumental)


The Wolf Song (movie) (1929)

Lyric by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young (1928)
Music by Harry Warren (1928)

    Mi Amado


Wonder Bar (movie) (1934)

Lyrics by Al Dubin (1933)
Music by Harry Warren (1933)

    All Washed Up (instrumental)
    Don't Say Good-Night
    Fairer On The Riviera (heard as instrumental)
    Goin' To Heaven On A Mule
    Goin' To Heaven On A Mule – Patter (based on "All Washed Up")
    Love Me Again (heard as instrumental)
    Tango Del Rio (instrumental)
    Vive La France
    Why Do I Dream Those Dreams?
    Wonder Bar
    You're So Divine (heard as instrumental)


The Wonder Bar (stage show/revue) (1931-1931: 76 performances)

Lyric by Irving Caesar & Al Jolson
Music by Harry Warren

    Ma Mère


Yes, My Darling Daughter (movie) (1939)

Lyric for "The Girl Friend Of The Whirling Dervish" by Al Dubin & Johnny Mercer (1938)
Lyric for "Yes, My Darling Daughter" by Stanley Adams (1938)
Music by Harry Warren (1938)

    The Girl Friend Of The Whirling Dervish (partially sung)
    Yes, My Darling Daughter (heard as instrumental)


Yolanda And The Thief (movie) (1945)

Lyric by Arthur Freed (1944)
Music by Harry Warren (1944)

    Angel
    Bananas (not used)
    Boogie Woogie (not used)
    (Fools Rush In) By Candlelight (not used)
    Coffee Time
    Feminine Fashions (not used)
    Made In The U. S. A. (not used)
    This Is A Day For Love
    Upbeat (not used)
    Will You Marry Me?
    Yolanda


Young People (movie) (1940)

Lyrics by Mack Gordon
Music by Harry Warren (1936, 1940)

    Fifth Avenue
    I Wouldn't Take A Million
    The Mason-Dixon Line
    Tra-La-La-La
    Young People


Ziegfeld Follies (movie) (1946)

Lyrics by Arthur Freed (1943-44)
Music by Harry Warren (1943-44)

    There's Beauty Ev'rywhere
    This Heart Of Mine


Ziegfeld Follies Of 1923 (stage show/revue) (1923-1924: 333 performances)

Lyric by Grant Clarke & Edgar Leslie
Musical adaptation of Ambrose Thomas' "Carnival Of Venice" by Harry Warren, edited and arranged by Ross Gorman

    So This Is Venice!



1920's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

The year published as well as lyricists (L) and co-composers (C) are noted:

    Along Came Sweetness (1928; L: Mort Dixon)
    Along Miami Shore (1926; L: Walter Hirsch & Abe Olman [Harry M. Snodgrass is sometimes credited on sheet music as co-composer, but did not write this song])
    Are You In Love With Me (If Not, Why Not?) (1926; L: Al Piantadosi)
    Away Down South In Heaven (1927; L: Bud Green)
    Beau Brummel Joe (The Beau Of Memphis Town) (1924; L: Henry Creamer)
    Bee-Da-Lum, Bo-Da-Lum (1919; L: Grant Clarke)
    Butter And Egg Baby (1925; L: George Bennett)
    Call Me Up When You're Lonesome (1925; L: Bud Green)
    Cheerio Cherry Lips Cheerio (1928; L: Mort Dixon)
    Clementine (From New Orleans) (1927; L: Henry Creamer)
    Every Night In The Week (1928; L: Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young)
    Finding The Long Way Home (1929; L: Gus Kahn)
    Gid-Ap, Garibaldi! (1927; L: Howard Johnson & Billy Moll)
    (Goodbye Broadway) Hello Montreal! (1928; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    Here We Are (1929; L: Gus Kahn)
    Home In Pasadena (An American Love Song) (1923; L: Grant Clarke & Edgar Leslie)
    I Don't Want That Kind Of Love (1923; L: Ben Russell)
    I Learned To Love You When I Learned My A-B-C's (1920; L: Billy Joyce)
    I Love My Baby (My Baby Loves Me) (1925; L: Bud Green [original title "Ain't I Got Rosie (Ain't Rosie Got Me)" with Al Dubin lyrics])
    I'm Lonely Without You (1926; L: Bud Green)
    In My Gondola (1926; L: Bud Green)
    Is Zat So? (1925; L: B. G. De Sylva & Robert King)
    It's All In Fun (1925; L: Bud Green)
    Just A Little Glimpse Of Paradise (1929; L/C: Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby)
    Levine (1927; L: Charlie Tobias & Harry Herschel [aka Harry Warren])
    A Little Girl – A Little Boy – A Little Moon (1926; L: Robert King)
    Maybe You Will (Maybe You Won't) (1925; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    My Life Is In Your Hands (1928; L: Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young)
    My Honey (1925; L: Bud Green)
    My Mexicana Rose (1928; instrumental)
    My Regular Gal (1927; L: Bud Green)
    Nagasaki (1928; L: Mort Dixon)
    Oh! Carmenita (1928; L: Harry Warren)
    Oh! Eva (Ain't You Comin' Out Tonight?) (1924; L: Grant Clarke & Edgar Leslie)
    Oh, How I Love Fannie (1925; L: Bud Green)
    Old Man Sunshine (Little Boy Bluebird) (1928; L: Mort Dixon)
    One Little Kiss In The Moonlight (1928; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    One Sweet Letter From You (1927; L: Lew Brown & Sidney Clare)
    The Only Only One (For Me) (1924; L: Bud Green; C: James V. Monaco)
    Poor Unlucky Me (1929; L: Mort Dixon)
    Rose Of The Rio Grande (An American Love Song) (1922; L: Edgar Leslie; C: Ross Gorman)
    The Runaway Train (1925; L: Robert E. Massey, C: Carson Robison)
    Seminola (An Indian Love Song) (1925; L: Robert King)
    She's The Sweetest Gal In Kankakee (1925; L: Bud Green)
    Sleepy Honolulu Town (1928; L/C: Robert King & Ted Fiorito)
    Sorrows (1929; L: Gus Kahn; C: Ted Fiorito)
    The Sphinx (Just Sits And Thinks And Thinks And Thinks And Thinks) (1926; L: Robert King)
    Stop Stutterin', Sam (1924; L: Henry Creamer)
    Sweet Anita OR Sweet Rosita (1923; L: Ben Russell; C: Ross Gorman)
    Then Came The Dawn (1928; L: Al Dubin)
    There Was Nothing Else To Do (1929; L/C: Bert Kalmar & Harry Ruby)
    Tiger Baby (1926; L: Jo Trent)
    Tommy Hawk (1926; L: Robert King & Howard Johnson)
    Too Many Kisses In The Summer (Bring Too Many Tears In The Fall) (1925; L: Billy Rose & Al Dubin)
    (When You Carry) The Torch (1928; M & L: Harry Herschel [aka Harry Warren])
    Twelve O'Clock Waltz (1928; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    Two Lips (To Kiss My Cares Away) (1928; L: Billy Rose)
    Want A Little Lovin' (1925; L: Benny Davis)
    'Way Down In Vo-De-O-De-O Town (1927; L: Bud Green)
    'Way Down South In Chicago By The Old Pacific Shore (1925; L: Henry Creamer)
    (What Of It) We Love It (1928; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    We, Oh We Are In Society (1928; L: Mort Dixon)
    Weepin' Willow, Weep No More (1928; L: Benny Davis)
    What Didja Wanna Make Me Love You For? (1929; L: Mort Dixon)
    When Eliza Rolls Her Eyes (1928; L: Gus Kahn)
    When I Tip-Tip-Toe Up A Tuck-Tuck-Tucky Lane (1928; L: Billy Rose & Mort Dixon)
    Where Do You Work-a, John? (Push-a Push-a Push) (1926; L/C: Mortimer Weinberg & Charley Marks; additional lyrics by Ernie Krickett)
    Where The Shy Little Violets Grow (1928; L: Gus Kahn)
    Where The Sweet Forget-Me-Nots Remember (1929; L: Mort Dixon)
    Who's In Your Arms Tonight? (1926; L/C: Bud Cooper & Sam H. Stept)
    Wimmin Aaah! (1926; L: Bud Green; C: Dan Dougherty)
    Won't You Tell Me Hon (When We're Gonna Be One) (1928; L: Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young)
    Ya Gotta Know How To Love (1926; L: Bud Green)
    You Can't Shush Katie (The Gabbiest Gal In Town) (1926; L: Harry White & Henry Creamer)
   

1930's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

    Bitter Sweet Memories (1930's; instrumental)
    Boo Hoo Hoo! Ha Ha Ha! (I'm In Between A Laugh And A Cry) (1931; L: Edgar Leslie)
    By The River Sainte Marie (A Canadian Love Song) (1931; L: Edgar Leslie)
    Come Home (1932; L: Theodore Koehler)
    Cover A Clover With Kisses (1931; L: Mort Dixon)
    Deep In Your Eyes (1932; L: Mort Dixon)
    Gipsy Song (1930's; instrumental)
    A Great Big Bunch Of You (1932; L: Mort Dixon)
    Green Fields (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    Hard To Get (1938; instrumental)
    Have It Your Way, Foolish Heart (1938; L: Irving Kahal; C: Anthony Lendi [aka Harry Warren])
    How Are You Tonight In Hawaii (1930; L: Edgar Leslie)
    How Did It Happen? (probably 1938; L: Irving Kahal)
    I Have My Arms Around The World (1939; L: Johnny Burke)
    I May Never Pass Your Way Again (1932; L: Irving Kahal)
    I Remember You From Somewhere (Somewhere In My Dreams) (1930; L: Edgar Leslie)
    I Wrestled With The Devil (1936; L: Al Dubin)
    If You Can Take It (1938; L: Johnny Mercer)
    If You Can't Have The Girl Of Your Dreams (1930; L: Joe Young)
    If You Don't Do Your Homework (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    I'm Seein' The World At Home (1930's; L: Al Dubin [may have been written for "Roman Scandals"])
    In Your Arms I'll Always Feel At Home (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    It's A Night In A Million (1935; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Keep Away From Those Swinging Doors (1938; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Knocking At Your Door (late 1930's; L: Mort Dixon)
    Letitia's Song (1934; L: Robert Lord)
    Little Tender Things (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    Love Marches On! (1936; L: Al Dubin)
    Love Told A Terrible Lie (1939; L: Johnny Burke)
    Moon Mist (1936; Al Dubin)
    Moonlight On Broadway (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    My Story (1930; L: Sam M. Lewis)
    Octoroon (1935; L: Harry Warren)
    Old New York (1935; L: Al Dubin)
    Our Hearts Will Never Grow Old (1938; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Reminiscing (1930; L: Edgar Leslie)
    Ring Around A Romance (1937; L: Al Dubin [may have been written for "The Singing Marine"])
    The River And Me (1930; L: Al Dubin)
    Somebody Nobody Knows (1939; L: Bud Green)
    Someone To Care For (1932; L: Gus Kahn)
    Something Tells Me (1938; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Stumbling Over Words (1937; L: Al Dubin [may have been written for "Mr. Dodd Takes The Air" or "The Singing Marine"])
    Tears From My Inkwell (1939; L: Mort Dixon)
    Telling It To The Daisies (But It Never Gets Back To You) (1930; L: Joe Young)
    There's A Reason (late 1930's?; instrumental?)
    Tonight Is Ours (1930's; instrumental)
    Wail Of The Winds (1939; instrumental)
    Wasting My Love On You (1930; L: Edgar Leslie)
    What Good Is The Lane? (If You Can't Have The Girl Of Your Dreams) (1930; L: Joe Young)
    When The Shepherd Leads The Sheep Back Home (1931 & 1942; L: Edgar Leslie)
    When You're Away (1938; instrumental)
    Whenever Bing Begins To Sing (1934; L: Al Dubin)
    Where Ever You Go (1930's; L: ?)
    You Little Rascal (1938; instrumental)
    You'll Come Back Someday (1930's; L: Al Dubin)
    You're An Education (1937; L: Al Dubin [believed to have been written for "Gold Diggers In Paris" but not used])
    You're Old Enough To Know (1930's; L: Al Dubin)


1940's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

    American Barcarolle (1942, 1946; instrumental)
    Baby, Have You Got A Little Love To Spare? (1947; L: Ted Koehler)
    Bye Bye, Bonnie (1942; L: Dave Franklin)
    Dancing Daffodils (1944; instrumental)
    Devil May Care (1940; L: Johnny Burke)
    Dream Waltz (1944?; instrumental)
    Every So Often (1947; L: Johnny Mercer)
    For The Life Of Me (c. 1945; L: Ira Gershwin)
    Forget-Me-Nots In Your Eyes (1944; L: Edgar Leslie)
    Great Guns (1949; L: Johnny Mercer)
    The Huckleberry Man (1940; L: Ted Koehler)
    It's Off Again – On Again (1947; L: Edgar De Lange)
    Java Junction (1944; instrumental [later made into "Coffee Time"])
    The Legend Of Old California (1940; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Love Woke Me Up This Morning (1949; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Me And The Blues (1946; L: Ted Koehler)
    Melody In G (1945; instrumental)
    Not Yet (1940; L: Dave Franklin)
    Serenade (c. 1947; instrumental, same music as "Spring In My Room")
    When Sally Walks Along Peacock Alley (1949; L: Johnny Mercer [originally composed in 1936])
    You've Got Me Where You Want Me (1944; L: Johnny Mercer)


1950's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

    Autumn Reverie (1959; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    The Beedle Booper's Song (1957; L: Harry Warren)
    Blue Midnight (1956; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Boarding House Blues (1956; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    By The Bay Of Napoli (1959; L: Jack Hoffman)
    (You'll Be) Dancing With Someone Tonight (The Fortune-Teller Song) (1954; L: Harry Warren)
    The Dell (1956; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Down Town Blues (1956; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    A Dream For A Lovely Night (1958; L: Mack David)
    Forgive Me (1951; L: Leo Robin [may be an errant title for "Finale" - see "Just For You" movie listing])
    Gee Willikens! (1953; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Have A Drink On Me (1954; L: Harry Warren)
    I Ain't Gonna Love No More (1956, 1972; L: Harry Warren)
    I Don't See You Anymore (1953; L: Eddie Pola)
    I've Never Known A Night Like Tonight (1954; L: Saxie Dowell)
    Kiss Her For Me (aka "Be Sure And Say Hello") (1957; L: Harold Adamson)
    La Petite Trianon (1953; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Little Miss Tippy Toes (1954; L: Harold Adamson)
    Make Mine Love (1959; L: Harold Adamson)
    Mass In Honor Of Saint Anthony (1958; L: Harry Warren)
    Mi Mujer (1956; instrumental)
    Milano (1953; Harold Adamson)
    Moon Mist (1958; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    My Love (1952; Reg Connelly)
    Night Jasmine (1957; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Night Sounds (1957; instrumental)
    Our Love Was Born On Christmas Morn (1956; L: Ruth Robin Bivona)
    (It's A Wonderful Notion) Pacific Ocean Park (1958; L: Harry Warren)
    Parade Of The Penguins (1957; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Past'a Cheech (1954; L: Harry Warren)
    Portraits (1959; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    The Red Shawl (1957; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Reflections (1959; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Save Your Love For Me (1959; L: Jack Hoffman)
    Serenade (Napoli) (1956; instrumental)
    Silhouettes (In The Snow) (originally titled "Mojave (Dusk In The Desert)") (1957; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    The Spanish Dancer (1958; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    St. Peter's Square (1959; L: Harold Adamson)
    Stradivarius (1955; L: Mack David)
    Stumbling Blocks (1956; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Sunday In The City (1954; undated Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Talking Tango (1957; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Tender And True (1958; L: Harold Adamson)
    Who Else But God? (1957, 1965; L: George Graff)


1960's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

    And Brought You Unto Myself (1964; L: Mack David)
    (Busy Little) Bumble Bee (originally titled "Hackensack") (1964; L: Johnny Mercer)
    Call Me A Fool (1960; L: Kim Collins (1994))
    Carioca Capers (1964; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Christmas Song (1962; L: Harry Warren)
    Febbre Siciliana (1964?; L: Otelio)
    Go Easy With My Dreams (1962; instrumental?)
    Golden Voyage (1967; L: Adam West [TV's "Batman"])
    Green, White And Red In Italy (Three-Part Round) (1964; L: Harry Warren)
    Helpless (1963; L: Hal Shaper)
    I Just Stood And Stared (1969; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    I Wonder (What It's Like To Be In Paris) (1962; L: Harry Warren)
    If You Ever Need Me (1964; L: Harry Warren)
    It's Funny (When You Fall In Love) (1961; L: Harry Warren)
    Kelly Green (originally titled "A Bit O' The Auld Sod") (1960; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    Kip's Tune (1966; L: ?)
    Let's All Rally (1960; L: Harry Warren)
    The Little Christmas Tree (Based on a story by Lucille Bliss) (1963; L: Harold Adamson)
    Love By Appointment Only (1965; L: Eddie Buzzell)
    The Miracle Of Spring (1969; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Miss Oklahoma (1964; L: Ralph Blane)
    Moods (1961; Piano Vignette instrumental)
    A Picture Of You (1966; L: Harry Warren)
    Sing A Song Of Hollywood (same music as "If You Ever Need Me") (1964; L: Tony Thomas)
    St. Tropez (1961, 1962; L: George Sperry)
    War For Justice (1964; L: Otelio)
    What This Country Needs (1960; L: Ned Washington)
    The Whistler's Holiday (1969; instrumental)
    You're The Girl For Me (originally titled "This Is The Girl For Me") (1964; L: Ralph Blane)


1970's & 1980's NON-PRODUCTION SONGS

    Azalia (1977; instrumental)
    Camellia (1977; instrumental)
    Cassandra (1977; instrumental)
    Désirée (1976; instrumental)
    Did He Write That? (1978; L: Harry Warren/Tony Thomas)
    Eternal Summer (1971; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Ever Since Leavin' Wichita (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Happy Time (1970; L: Harry Warren)
    Here's Cheers! (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    How Many Times Have I Told You? (1974; L: Harry Warren)
    I Can Still Smile (1972; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    I Got The Message (1976; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    I Wonder Where I'll Be Next Christmas (1970; L: Harry Warren)
    I'll Be Waiting Down In Rio (1975; L: Harry Warren)
    I'll Run Out Of Time (Before I Run Out Of Love For You) (1971; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    In Old Tijuana Town (same music as "I'll Be Waiting Down In Rio") (1975; L: Harry Warren?)
    I've Got What It Takes (aka "You've Got What It Takes") (1975; L: Harry Warren)
    Jethro And Jezebelle (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    La Franchesa (1977; instrumental)
    Let's Talk About The Weather (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Love Has Found A Way (1979; L: Harry Warren)
    Love Is A Private Affair (1970; instrumental)
    Love Is Just For Lovers (1974; L: Harry Warren)
    Love Song (1972; instrumental)
    The Magic's Missing (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Prima Vera (1977; instrumental)
    Shama (1977; instrumental)
    Suzzetta (1977; instrumental)
    Tête-À-Tête (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Ungrateful Heart (1981; L: Harry Warren [last song composed by Harry Warren])
    A Walk Among The Leaves (1971; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    The Way It Was (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    The World Doesn't Want My Song (1970; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    The World Is Sick And Weary (1975; L: Harry Warren)
    You Remind Me (1975; L: Tony Thomas)
    You've Got What It Takes (aka "I've Got What It Takes") (1975; L: Tony Thomas)


UNDATED SONGS

    Ave Maria (1950's or 60's; L: Harry Warren)
    Ballett (?; instrumental)
    Be Sweet To Me (?; L: ?)
    Blues In The Morning (1950's?; instrumental)
    The Brook (?; instrumental)
    China (aka "Temple Bells") (?; instrumental)
    Christmas Is A Day Of Joy (?; L: Harry Warren?)
    Down In Papeetee Tahiti (?; L: Steve Graham)
    Dreamer (?; instrumental)
    The Everlasting Mountain (?; L: Mack David)
    Eyes Of Love (?; instrumental)
    He's Mine And I Love Him (?; L: Harold Adamson)
    How'd You Like To Be A Sailor? (c. 1918; believed to be Harry Warren's first complete song)
    I Didn't Think You Cared (probably before 1940; L: Bud Green)
    I Give My Love To You This Christmas (same music as "I Wonder Where I'll Be Next Christmas") (1970; L: Tony Thomas)
    I'm Glad To See You Back (?; L: ?)
    In The Absence Of Monsieur (?; L: Mack David)
    Isabelle (?; L: Johnny Mercer)
    It Never Ends (?; L: Sammy Cahn [perhaps intended for "Rock-a-bye Baby"])
    Italian Serenade (?; instrumental)
    Jophe's Waltz (mid-60's?; C: Jophe Warren)
    Josephine (1950's?; instrumental)
    Kiss Me To Sleep (?; L: Al Dubin? [possibly published by Witmark])
    Laffs And Lies (1930's?; L: L. Wolfe Gilbert)
    Lovers' Rendezvous (?; instrumental)
    Mistletoe Waltz (?; instrumental)
    My Angel (?; L: Harold Adamson)
    Ninetta (same music as "That's The Least You Can Do For The Lady") (?; Italian L: G. A. Emanuel)
    Orientala (?; instrumental)
    Over The Hill (?; instrumental)
    Run For The Hills, Cowboy (1950's?; L: Charles Rinker)
    Sights And Sounds Of The Monterey Peninsula (A Piano Sketch) (before 1974; instrumental)
    So Far, So Good (?; L: Mack David)
    Sometimes Is Forever (became "Love Is Just For Lovers") (1974; L: Marc Lawrence)
    Swing That Dear Old Alma Mater (?; L: Johnny Mercer?)
    Topaz Waltz (?; instrumental)
    Uncertain (?; L: ?)
    Waltz With Me (?; L: Harry Warren)
    What Was (?; L: Richard O. Kraemer)
    Whispering Grass (?; instrumental)
    Yours The Power (?; Richard O. Kraemer)