Songs
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*Not included in the Original London Cast recording.
^"Playing the Game" replaced "Temper, Temper" in 2009.
- Deleted Songs (from the film)
Songs that were in the original movie but omitted from the musical are:
- Sister Suffragette (replaced by Being Mrs. Banks and its reprise)
- The Life I Lead (replaced by the thematically similar Precision and Order)
- Stay Awake
- I Love to Laugh
- Fidelity Fiduciary Bank
A deleted song for Mrs. Banks was called "What I Can Do," according to an interview with George Stiles and Richard Sherman. It was thought to be a sort of 1920s-style number, so they later wrote "Being Mrs. Banks" instead.
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