Song and Dance - Song List

Song List

London Production

  • Overture
  • Let Me Finish
  • It's Not the End of the World
  • Letter Home to England
  • Sheldon Bloom
  • Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad
  • You Made Me Think You Were In Love
  • Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad (Reprise)_
  • It's Not the End of the World (If He's Younger)
  • Second Letter Home
  • The Last Man in My Life
  • Come Back With the Same Look in Your Eyes
  • Take That Look Off Your Face
  • Tell Me on a Sunday (Marti Webb piano & vocal)
  • I Love New York
  • Married Man
  • I'm Very You, You're Very Me
  • Let's Talk About You
  • Let Me Finish (Reprise)
  • Nothing Like You've Ever Known
  • Let Me Finish (Finale)

Broadway production

  • Overture/Take That Look Off Your Face
  • Let Me Finish
  • So Much to Do in New York
  • First Letter Home
  • English Girls
  • Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad
  • You Made Me Think You Were in Love
  • Capped Teeth and Caesar Salad (Reprise)
  • So Much To Do in New York (II)
  • Second Letter Home
  • Unexpected Song
  • Come Back With The Same Look In Your Eyes
  • Take That Look Off Your Face (Reprise)
  • Tell Me On A Sunday (Bernadette Peters piano & vocal)
  • I Love New York/So Much to Do in New York
  • Married Man (included on Original Broadway Cast recording, not performed on stage)
  • Third Letter Home
  • Nothing Like You've Ever Known
  • Finale - Let Me Finish (Reprise)/What Have I Done?/Take That Look Off Your Face (Reprise)

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