Do Re Mi (musical) - Songs

Songs

Act I
  • "Waiting, Waiting" – Kay Cram
  • "All You Need Is a Quarter" – The Swingers
  • "Take a Job" – Hubie and Kay Cram
  • "It's Legitimate" – Hubie, Fatso O'Rear, Brains Berman, Skin Demopoulos and the Loaders
  • "I Know About Love" – John Henry Wheeler
  • "The Auditions" – Marsha, Lou and Gretchen
  • "Cry Like the Wind" – Tilda Mullen
  • "Ambition" – Hubie and Tilda Mullen
  • "Success" – The Tilda Mullen Fans, Tilda Mullen, Hubie, Fatso O'Rear, Brains Berman and Skin Demopoulos
  • "Fireworks" – Tilda Mullen and John Henry Wheeler
  • "What's New at the Zoo" – Tilda Mullen and Animal Girls
  • "Asking for You" – John Henry Wheeler
  • "The Late, Late Show" – Hubie
Act II
  • "Adventure" – Hubie and Kay Cram
  • "Make Someone Happy" – John Henry Wheeler and Tilda Mullen
  • "Don't Be Ashamed of a Teardrop" – Hubie, Fatso O'Rear, Brains Berman and Skin Demopoulos
  • "V.I.P." – The Public and Hubie
  • "All of My Life" – Hubie
  • Finale – Hubie, Kay Cram and Company

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