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"Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder." Words by Arthur Gillespie. Music by Herbert Dillea. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., 1938.

"The Ace in the Hole." Words by James Dempsey. Music by George Mitchell. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., 1936.

"Actions Speak Louder Than Words." Words and music by Riley Shepard and Gary Garett. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1946.

"Adios, Americano." Words and music by Sam Coslow. New York: Coslow Music, 1940.

"After It's Over." Music and words by Paul Brenner, Gilbert Mills, and Ted Rolfe. New York: International Corporation, 1942.

"Ain't Dat a Shame." Words by John Queen. Music by Walter Wilson. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., 1939.

"Ain't You Coming Back to Old New Hampshire, Molly?" Words and music by Robert F. Roden and J. Fred Helf. s.l.: Larry Spier, Inc., 1933. [2 copies]

"Alimony." Words and music by Carolyn Ross and C. Huddleston. Los Angeles: RosSongs, Music Publishers, 1947.

"All Alone in This World (Without You)." Words and music by Vernice McAlpin, Owen Bradley, and Betty Wade. Chicago: Adams, Vee & Abbott, Inc., 1946.

"All By Myself." Words and music by Irving Berlin. New York: Irving Berlin Music Co., 1921.

"All Dressed Up with a Broken Heart." Words and music by Fred Patrick, Claude Reese, and Jack Val. New York: Edward B. Marks, Music Corporation, 1947. [2 copies]

"All My Love." Words and music by Guy Savag & "Babe" Fritsch. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1945.

"All the World is Lonely Now." Words and music by Mel Floree. Nashville, TN: Acuff-Rose Publications, 1946.

"Always." Words and music by Irving Berlin. New York: Irving Berlin, Inc., 1925.

"Always Alone." Words and music by Ted Daffan. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1941.

"Always Leave Them Laughing When You Say Goodbye." Words and music by George M. Cohan. New York: Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc., 1930. [2 copies]

"Amelia Earhart's Last Flight." Words and music by Dave McEnery. New York: Stasny Music Corp., 1939.

"American Boy." Words by Flossie Wright. Music by Leo and Hector Richard. Aurora, IL: Success Music Company, 1941.

"A-Mi-Amigo." Words and music by Cliff Japhet. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1944.

"And He Looks So Peaceful Now." Words and music by Johnny Lange and Lew Porter. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc., 1940.

“And I’ll be Alone.” Words by Mary C.C. Strine. Music by Lee B. Browne. Mary C. C. Strine, 1943.

"Angel." Words and music by Lew Mel. Arr. by Basil V. Alt. Attica, OH: E. M. Waltz Music Co., 1933.

"Angels in Heaven." Words by Lenz O'Hara. Music by Ruth Watts. Dayton, OH: Gene McLean Music Co., 1943.

"An Old Sweetheart of Mine." Words and music by Perry C. Jones. Covington, KY: Perry C. Jones, 1945.

"Answer to God Bless My Darling, He's Somewhere." Words and music by Bill Nettles. New York: Peer Int "Answer to the Maple on the Hill." Words and music by Marshall Jones. Chicago: M. M. Cole Publishing Co., 1937.

"Answer to You Are My Sunshine." Words and music by Bob Atcher. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1941.

"At Mail Call Today." Words and music by Gene Autry and Fred Rose. Hollywood, CA: West'rn Music Publishing Co., 1945.

"The Atomic Bum." Words and music by Clarke Van Ness. New York: Dixie Music Publishing Co., 1947.

"At the End of Memory Lane." Words and music by Ann Wagner. Chicago: Popular Music Publications, 1938.