Selected List of Flanagan and Allen Songs
- 'Run Rabbit, Run'
- 'Underneath the Arches'
- 'We're Going to Hang out the Washing on the Siegfried Line'
- 'Nice People'
- 'The Umbrella Man'
- 'Shine on Harvest Moon'
- 'Franklin D. Roosevelt Jones'
- 'Round the Back of the Arches'
- 'We'll Smile Again'
- 'Miss You'
- 'Don't Ever Walk in the Shadows'
- 'Sierra Sue'
- 'Let's Be Buddies'
- 'Down Ev'ry Street'
- 'Are You Havin' Fun'
- 'Yesterday's Dreams'
- 'I Don't Want to Walk Without You'
- 'Rose O'Day'
- 'Smiths and the Jones'
- 'What More Can I Say'
- 'Why Don't You Fall in Love With Me'
- 'I'm Nobody's Baby'
- 'Down Forget Me Not Lane'
- 'Two Very Ordinary People'
- 'On the Outside Looking In'
- 'Home Town'
- 'Free (Isn't it the way it ought to be?)'
- 'Strollin'
- 'Life Begins Again'
- 'Down Forget-Me-Not-Lane'
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