Me and My Girl - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act 1
  • A Weekend at Hareford – Ensemble
  • Thinking of No-One But Me – Lady Jaqueline Carstone and The Hon. Gerald Bolingbroke
  • The Family Solicitor – Herbert Parchester and The Family
  • Me and My Girl – Bill Snibson and Sally Smith
  • An English Gentleman – Charles Hethersett and Staff
  • You Would If You Could – Lady Jaqueline and Bill
  • Hold My Hand – Bill, Sally and Dancers
  • Once You Lose Your Heart – Sally
  • Preparation Fugue – The Company
  • The Lambeth Walk – Bill, Sally and The Company
Act 2
  • The Sun Has Got His Hat On – The Hon. Gerald Bolingbroke, Lady Jaqueline and Ensemble
  • Take It on the Chin – Sally
  • Once You Lose Your Heart (Reprise) – Sally
  • Song of Hareford -Duchess Maria, Bill and Ensemble
  • Love Makes the World Go Round – Bill and Sir John Tremayne
  • Leaning on a Lamppost – Bill and Ensemble
  • If Only You Had Cared for Me – Sir John and Duchess Maria
  • Finale – The Company

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