A Connecticut Yankee (musical) - Songs

Songs

Among the best remembered songs are the up-tempo duet, "Thou Swell", the ballad "My Heart Stood Still", "On a Desert Island with Thee", and "I Feel at Home with You". For the 1943 revival, Rodgers and Hart added several additional songs, including "Can't You Do a Friend a Favor?",, and To Keep My Love Alive Hart's last song and a hit for star Vivienne Segal.

Act I
  • This Is My Night to Howl—Fay Morgan and Ensemble
  • My Heart Stood Still --Martin and Alice Carter
  • Thou Swell--Martin and Alice Carter
  • At the Round Table—The Company
  • On a Desert Island with Thee—Mistress Evelyn Al Belle-Ans, Sir Galahad, Sir Gawain and Ensemble
  • To Keep My Love Alive (1943 revival)-- Queen Morgan Le Fay
  • My Heart Stood Still (Reprise) -- Martin and The Demoiselle Alisande la Carteloise
Act II
  • Ye Lunchtime Follies—Sir Galahad and Ensemble
  • Can't You Do a Friend a Favor? (1943 revival)-- Queen Morgan Le Fay and Martin
  • Thou Swell (Reprise)--Martin and The Demoiselle Alisande la Carteloise
  • I Feel At Home With You—Sir Galahad, Mistress Evelyn Al Belle-Ans, Sir Gawain and Ensemble
  • You Always Love the Same Girl—Martin and King Arthur of Britain
  • The Camelot Samba—Sir Gawain and Ensemble

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