Guys and Dolls
Been in love before?
Then follow the fold of love.
Bet your soul on it!
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Guys and Dolls
Been in love before?
Then follow the fold of love.
Bet your soul on it!
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On the Town
Uptown or downtown,
But where’s my lady’s chamber?
Sailors take their leave.
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Kicks
Wannabe showgirls
Kicking up good times, baby:
Wishing for the one!
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Hooray For What!
Poison gas transformed;
A potion’s formula changed:
Make lovers not war!
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Show Boat
Make-believe lovers
Believe loving makes the man;
Rivers roll along
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The Boys From Syracuse
Four men with two names –
What do you do with such men?
Love them, or love Love.
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Gypsy
Want to be a star?
Live through, not for, your daughters –
Get your gimmick here!
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Aspects of Love
Seduction and sex –
Promiscuity or love?
Everything transforms.
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Songwriter Jerry Leiber has passed away today at the age of 78. Besides being a hugely successful and influential figure in popular music, Lieber (with his long-time collaborator, Mike Stoller) wrote the many rock ‘n’ roll standards that made up the score of the hit revue Smokey Joe’s Café and co-wrote the score of Broadway’s The People in the Picture last season. I’m going to play my Smokey Joe’s Café cast album in the car today as a tribute to Mr Lieber. See you around the “Neighborhood”, Jerry!
Rest in peace.
A Chorus Line
Living on the line,
Where can we be beautiful?
A montage of loving.
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