Dorothy Starr Sheet Music Collection

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All my love / music by Paul Durand.

New York, NY: Mills Music, Inc., 1950.

First line of chorus: All my love, I give you all my love.

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All my love / music by Paul Durand.

New York, NY: Mills Music, Inc., 1950.

First line of chorus: All my love.

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Un amant / musique de Joseph Szulc.

Paris, France: Editions Francis Salabert, 1925.

First line of verse: J'avais cru comprendre qu'au pays du tendre.

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At last! At last! / music by Charles Trenet.

New York, NY: France-Music Corporation, 1952.

First line of chorus: At last, at last, you're in my arms.

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Autumn leaves / music by Joseph Kosma.

New York, NY: Ardmore Music Corp., 1950.

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Autumn leaves / music by Joseph Kosma.

New York, NY: Ardmore Music Corp., 1950.

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Autumn leaves / music by Joseph Kosma.

Sydney, Australia: J. Albert & Son Pty. Ltd., 1950.

First line of verse: Autumn leaves fall and are swept out of sight.

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Autumn leaves / music by Joseph Kosma.

New York, NY: Ardmore Music Corp., 1950.

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Autumn leaves / by Johnny Mercer, Jacques Prevert and Joseph Kosma.

New York, NY: Ardmore Music Corp., 1950.

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Autumn leaves / music by Joseph Kosma.

New York, NY: Ardmore Music Corp., 1950.

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Autumn leaves

First line of chorus: The falling leaves drift by the window.

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Avec son tra-la-la / music by Francis Lopez, words by Andre Hornez.

Paris, France: Editions Arpege, 1947.

First line of verse: Elle habitait Seville et dans toute la ville.

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Bal dans ma rue / paroles & musique de Michel Emer.

Paris, France: Editions Raoul Breton, 1949.

First line of verse: Ce soir, il y'a bal dans ma rue.

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La belle histoire d'amour / music by Charles Dumont, words by Edith Piaf.

Les Nouvelle Editions Meridian, 1961.

First line of verse: Quand un homm'vient vers moi, je vais toujours vers lui.

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Beyond the sea / French words and music by Charles Trenet.

New York, NY: T. B. Harms Company, 1947.

First line of chorus: Somewhere beyond the sea.

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Beyond the sea / music and French lyric by Charles Trenet.

New York, NY: MPL Communications, Inc., 1975.

First line of chorus: Somewhere beyond the sea.

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Cerisier rose et pommier blanc / music by Louiguy, words by Jacques Larue.

Paris, France: Editions Musicales Hortensia and Editions Patrick, 1950.

First line of verse: Quand nous jouion a la marelle.

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C'est si bon / music by Henri Betti.

France: Arpege Editions Musicales, 1950.

First line of chorus: "C'est si bon", lovers say that in France.

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C'est si bon / music by Henri Betti.

France: Leeds Music Corporation, 1950.

First line of chorus: "C'est si bon", lovers say that in France.

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Chante moi / words and music by Edith Piaf.

New York, NY: Remick Music Corporation, 1951.

First line of verse: The angels stop singing when you raise your voice.

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Cheveux dans le vent / music by Bruno Coquatrix and Felix Chardon, words by Bruno Coquatrix and Jacques Chabannes.

Paris, France: Les Editions Philippe Fougeres, 1943.

First line of verse: Et depuis nous avons vecu des jours de joie.

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Le chien vert / musique de Mario Cazes, paroles de Pierre Alberty.

Paris, France: Montmartre-Edition, 1931.

First line of chorus: Au village, un beaujour, quell' merveille.

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Dans les plaines du Far-West / music by Charles Humel, words by Charles Humel and Maurice Vandair.

Paris, France: Les Nouvelles Editions Meridian, 1945.

First line of verse: Tout le long du jour sur leurs beaux chevaux, ya-oh.

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Dis-donc, dis-donc / music by Marguerite Monnot.

New York, NY: Chappell & Co. Inc., 1958.

First line of chorus: Ah! Dis-donc, dis-donc, dis-donc.

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Domino / music by Louis Ferrari.

Paris, France: Arpege, 1950.

First line of chorus: Domino, Domino, le printemps chante en moi.

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Domino / Raye-Plante-Ferrari.

First line of chorus: Domino, Domino, You're an angel.

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Ensorceleuse! / Valse chantee, par G. Sainderna.

Paris, France: Dimanche Illustre, 1911.

First line of chorus: Ah! le guet te leure!

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Goodbye darling, hello friend / music by Fred Freed.

New York, NY: Paris Music Co., Inc., 1951.

First line of verse: Don't say a word, I know.

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Gosse de riche / musique de Maurice Yvain.

Paris, France: Editions Francis Salabert, 1924.

First line of chorus: Vous m' trouvez sans dout' mon bon monsieur.

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A holiday in Paris / French words and music by Marc Fontenoy.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, 1951.

First line of verse: Never had a chance to visit France.

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Un homme et une femme / music by Francis Lai.

Paris, France: Editions Saravah, 1966.

First line of chorus: Comme nos voix ba da ba da da.

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Hymne a l'amour / music by Marguerite Monnot, words by Edith Piaf.

Paris, France: Editions Edimarton, 1949.

First line of chorus: Le ciel bleu sur nous peut s'ecrouler.

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I will follow him / music by J. W. Stole and Del Roma.

New York, NY: Music Corporation of America, 1963.

First line of chorus: I will follow him, follow him wherever he may go.

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I wish you love / music by Charles Trenet.

New York, NY: Music Corporation of America, 1956.

First line of verse: Goodbye, no use leading with our chins.

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I wish you love / music by Charles Trenet.

New York, NY: Leeds Music Corporation, 1956.

First line of verse: Goodbye, no use leading with our chins.

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If I only had time / music by Michel Fugain.

New York, NY: Duchess Music Corporation 1968.

First line of chorus: Hm, hm, hm,hm, hm, hm, hm, hm, hm, hm, hm, If I only had time, only time, so much to do, if I only had time.

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If we only have love / music by Jacques Brel.

New York, NY: Hill and Range Songs, Inc., 1968.

First line of chorus: If we only have love, then tomorrow will dawn.

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If we only have love / music by J. Brel.

First line of chorus: If we only have love, then tomorrow will dawn.

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If you go / French words and music by Michel Emer.

New York, NY: Peter Maurice Music Co., Ltd., 1951.

First line of chorus: If you go, if you love me no more.

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If you go away / music by Jacques Brel.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, 1966.

First line of chorus: If you go away, on this summer day.

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If you go away / music by Jacques Brel.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, 1966.

First line of chorus: If you go away, on this summer day.

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If you go away / music by Jacques Brel.

New York, NY: Edward B. Marks Music Corporation, 1966.

First line of chorus: If you go away, on this summer day.

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If you go away / French words and music by Jacques Brel.

Winona, MN: Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation, 1970.

First line of chorus: If you go away, on this summer day.

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If you love me / music by Marguerite Monnot.

New York, NY: France Music Corporation, 1953.

First line of chorus: If the sun should tumble from the sky.

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Irma La Douce / music by Marguerite Monnot.

New York, NY: Chappell & Co., Inc., 1958.

First line of verse: What's the use of trying?.

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J'ai deux amours / musique de Vincent Scotto, paroles de Geo. Koger et H. Varna.

Paris, France: Editions Francis Salabert, 1930.

First line of verse: On dit qu'au dela des mers la bas.

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J'ai voulu revoir / musique de Jean Boyer, paroles de Louis Lemarchand et Leo Lelievre Fils.

Paris, France: Editions Francis Salabert, 1927.

First line of verse: Ah! le joli temps de la boheme.

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Jamais / musique de Mario Cazes, paroles de Pierre Alberty.

Paris, France: Montmartre-Edition, 1931.

First line of chorus: Tu m'ecris e'cest fini!

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Je sais que vous etes jolie / music by Christine, words by H. Poupon.

Paris, France: Christine, editeur, 1913.

First line of verse: Vraiment, monsieur, je voudrais enfin savoir.

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Je t'emmene a la campagne / lyrics et musique de Maurice Yvain.

Paris, France: Editions Francis Salabert, 1926.

First line of verse: Les disputes, ca debute on ne sait jamais comment.