Musical Numbers
- "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"
- "Truly Scrumptious"
- "Hushabye Mountain"
- "Me Ol' Bamboo"
- "Toot Sweets"
- "The Roses of Success"
- "Lovely Lonely Man"
- "You Two"
- "Chu-Chi Face"
- "Posh!"
- "Doll on a Music Box"
- "Doll on a Music Box / Truly Scrumptious"
- "Come to the Funfair"
"Doll on a Music Box" is sung near the end of the musical by Truly and is a musical counterpoint, also being sung simultaneously with Caractacus' rendition of the song "Truly Scrumptious". Two songs apparently intended for the film but ultimately relegated only to instrumental background music are "Come to the Funfair" and the "Vulgarian National Anthem"; they were published with lyrics in the sheet music along with the other film songs when the movie was released. The stage version restores these two as vocal numbers. The Sherman Brothers also were hired to write several new songs for the stage production including "Think Vulgar!" which was replaced in 2003 with "Act English", "Kiddy-Widdy-Winkies", "Teamwork" and "The Bombie Samba".
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