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1 vocal score (303 pages) ; 31 cm, Songs from musicals; for voice and piano, with chord symbols and guitar chord diagrams, Adelaide's lament -- Ain't misbehavin' -- All for the best -- And all that jazz -- As if we never said goodbye -- Beauty and the beast -- Bosom buddies -- Bring him home -- Brotherhood of man -- Cabaret -- Close every door -- Comedy tonight -- Do-re-mi -- Don't rain on my parade -- Easter parade -- Get me to the church on time -- Give my regards to Broadway -- Glad to be unhappy -- Godspeed Titanic (Sail on) -- Goodnight, my someone -- Hello, Dolly! -- I ain't down yet -- I enjoy being a girl -- I have dreamed -- I wish I were in love again -- I'd do anything -- I'd give my life for you -- If ever I would leave you -- If I loved you -- The impossible dream (The quest) -- It might as well be spring -- Lambeth walk -- Lazy afternoon -- The little things you do together -- Losing my mind -- Lost in the stars -- Make someone happy -- Maybe -- The music of the night -- My new philosophy -- A new life -- On my own -- One -- One more angel in heaven -- Out of my dreams -- Seasons of love -- September song -- Shadowland -- Sit down you're rockin' the boat -- Some enchanted evening -- Somebody, somewhere -- Something wonderful -- Song on the sand (La da da da) -- Sophisticated lady -- The surrey with the fringe on top -- Tell me on a Sunday -- There's no business like show business -- They call the wind Maria -- They didn't believe me -- Together wherever we go -- Turn back, O man -- When the children are asleep -- Who can I turn to (when nobody needs me) -- Who will love me as I am? -- Willkommen -- Wishing you were somehow here again -- A wonderful guy -- You don't know this man -- You're a good man, Charlie Brown -- (I wonder why?) You're just in love