Partial List of Carson's Songs
- Ain'tcha Tired of Makin' Me Blue
- A Pair of Broken Hearts (1945) (Co-written by Fred Rose)
- A Penny For Your Thoughts (1947)
- Another night is coming (1950) (Co-written by Moon Mullican)
- Blues in My Heart (1949) (Co-written by Red Foley)
- Chained to a Memory (1946)
- C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S (1949) (co-written by Eddy Arnold)
- Darling, What More Can I Do? (1945) (Co-written by Gene Autry)
- Don't Rob Another Man's Castle (1949) (#1 Hit for Eddy Arnold)
- Down by the Rippling Stream (We'll go a-strolling) (1942)
- Echo of Your Footsteps (1949)
- Foolish tears (1947)
- If I Never Get to Heaven
- I Left My Heart in Texas (1940)
- I'd Trade All of My Tomorrows (For Just One Yesterday)
- Jealous Heart (1944)
- The Keys to the Kingdom (1952)
- Let Me Go, Lover! (1953) (co-written by A. Hill)
- Lovebug Itch (1950) (co-written by Roy Botkin)
- Many Tears Ago (1945)
- Marriage Vow (1949)
- Never Trust a Woman (1947)
- One little tear-drop too late (1946)
- Penny for your thoughts (1947)
- You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often (1945)
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