Songs
All songs are by Cole Porter (music and lyrics) unless noted
- Act I
- The Land of Going To Be (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Walter Kollo) - Vivienne Rolland and Guy Pennel
- Act II
- Paris (Lyrics By E. Ray Goetz, Music By Louis Alter) - Vivienne Rolland
- Babes in the Wood - Vivienne Rolland
- Don't Look at Me That Way - Vivienne Rolland
- Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love - Vivienne Rolland and Guy Pennel
- The Land of Going To Be (Reprise) - Vivienne Rolland
- An' Furthermore (Lyrics By Bud Green, Music By Harry Warren) - The Commanders
- (Oh You) Sweet Old Whatcha-May-Call-It (Lyrics By Roy Turk, Music By Fred E. Ahlert) - The Commanders
- Act III
- The Land of Going To Be (Reprise) - Vivienne Rolland
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