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Dreamy Melody.
(New York : Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1922., 1922)
The song is ended : but the melody lingers on.
(New York : Irving Berlin Inc., 1927., 1927)
Tin roof blues.
(Chicago : Melrose Bros. Music Company, 1923., 1923)
The lost step.
(New York : Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., 1927., 1927)
That soothing melody.
(New York : Joe Morris Music Co., 1924., 1924)
Doodle-doo-doo.
(New York : Leo Feist Inc., 1924., 1924)
Doodle-doo-doo.
(New York : Leo Feist Inc., 1924., 1924)
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.
(New York : MCA Music, 1940, 1940)
Take a little one-step.
(New York : Warner Bros. Music, [c1923]., [c1923])
Wild cherries.
(New York : Ted Snyder Co. Music Publisher, 1909., 1909)
When I am dancing with you.
(Paris, KY : Wollstein and Talbott, 1925, 1925)
That's a plenty.
(New York : Toronto : George Simon Inc. ; 1950, 1950)
Bim bam boom.
(New York : Robbins Music Corporation, 1941, 1941)
What do we care if it's one o'clock : (Or two, or three, or four).
(Chicago : Milton Weil Music Co. Inc., 1925, 1925)
B-i-bi : b-ib-, b-o-bo, b-i-bitty-bi, etc.
(New York : Charles Rinker Music Publishing Co., 1941, 1941)
That's a plenty.
(New York : George Simon, Inc., 1950, 1950)
I hear music.
(New York : Famous Music Corporation, 1940, 1940)
Bounce me brother with a solid four.
(New York : Leeds Music Corp., 1941, 1941)
I'm a harmony baby.
(New York : Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co., 1923., 1923)
Copenhagen.
(Chicago : Melrose Bros Music Company, 1924., 1924)