S titles (part 1)

Sheet Music: S (part 1)
"The Sacrifice for Freedom." Words by Joseph G. John- son. Music by Leo and Hector Richard. s.l: Joseph G. Johnson, 1946.

"Sailing the Blue Danube." Words by James A. Fitzpatrick. Music by Jack Shilkret. New York: Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc., 1938.

"The Sailor’s Plea.” Words by Elsie McWilliams. Music by Jimmie Rodgers. New York: Peer International Corp., 1929.

"A Sailor's Prayer." Words and music by Jimmy Wakely. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1946.

"Salty Dog Blues." Words and music by Wiley and Zeke Morris. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1946.

"Salvador, the Toreador (El Cumbanchero)." Words in Spanish by Rafael Hernandez. Words in English by Martin Kalmanoff and Aaron Schroeder. Music by Rafael Hernandez. New York: Peer International Corporation, 1947.

"The Same Sweet You." Words and music by Charlie Tobias, Al Lewis and Murray Mencher. New York: El-Em Music Co., 1938.

"Say a Pray’r for the Boys Over There." Words by Herb Magidson. Music by Jimmy McHugh. New York: Lewellyn Music Co., 1949. [2 copies]

"Say Your Pray’rs.” By Llewellyn Griffing. New York: Llewellyn Music Co., 1949. [2 copies]

"The Seaboard, the Southern or the A.C.L." Words by Norris the Troubador. Music by Julia Betty Mayhams. New York: Sorority Fraternity Record Co., 1948.

"Sealed with a Kiss." Words and music by Polly Jenkins and Jack Howard. Ilion, NY: Polly Jenkins, 1944.

"Send Me a Picture of You." Words and music by Milton Drake, Nat Simon, and Harold Raymond. New York: Superior Music Inc., 1943.

"Sentimental Music.” Words by Bert Detwiler. Music by Fenton Snyder. Pittsburgh, PA: Fenton Snyder Publications, 1945.

"Serenade.” Words and music by Joseph Hayden. English translation by Will Earhart. New York: M. Witmark and Sons, 1934.

"Shack in the Pines.” Words and music by Peggy Dolan Johnson, Johnny Santos and George A. Gibbs, Jr. New York: United Music Publishers, 1940.

"Shadow on My Heart.” Words and music by Ted Daffan. New York: Hill and Range Songs, Inc., 1945.

"Shake His Hand and Call Him Brother.” Words by L. Wolfe Gilbert. Music by Al Sherman. New York: La Salle Music Publishers Inc., 1944.

"Shame On You.” Words and music by Spade Cooley. New York: Hill and Range Songs, Inc., 1944.

"Shanty Boat.” Words by Clarence W. Leeking. Music by Charles J. Kingsberry. New York: Kingsberry and Leeking, 1938. [3 copies]

"She Can’t.” Words and music by Billy Curtis and Frank Crumit. New York: Frank Crumit’s Song Co., 1933.

"Shenandoah Waltz.” Words by Clyde Moody. Music by Chubby Wise. Nashville, TN: Acuff-Rose Publications, 1947.

"She’s Got the Cutest Eyes.” Words and Music by Banner Shelton and Cecil Campbell. New York: Bourne, Inc., 1947.

"She’s Just a Lone-Star Cowgirl.” Words and music by Mel Butler and Shep Sessoms. New York: Peer International Corp., 1945.

“She’s in the Army Now.” Words and music by King’s Jesters and Jack Foy. New York: Peer International Corp., 1943. [5 copies]

“She Was Happy Till She Met You.” By Chas Graham and Monroe H. Rosenfeld. New York: Howley Haviland and Co., 1898.

"Should I Come Back Home to You.” Words and music by Ernest Tubb. Hollywood, CA: American Music In., 1946.

"Shut the Front Door Annie.” Words and music by Charles Drury. New York: Peer International Corp., 1944.