Pacific 1860 - Songs

Songs

(In the order listed in The Lyrics of Noël Coward, pp. 232-63):

  • Family Grace
  • If I were a Man
  • Dear Madame Salvador
  • Hy Horse Has Cast a Shoe
  • I Wish I Wasn't Quite Such a Big Girl
  • Samolan Song (Ka Tahua)
  • Bright was the Day
  • Invitation to the Waltz
  • His Excellency Regrets
  • The Party's Going with a Swing
  • Birthday Toast
  • Make Way for Their Excellencies
  • Fumfumbolo
  • One Two Three
  • This is a Night for Lovers
  • I Never Knew
  • This is a Changing World
  • Come Back to the Island
  • Gipsy Melody
  • This is the Night
  • Mother's Lament
  • Pretty Little Bridesmaids
  • I Saw No Shadow
  • Wedding Toast
  • Uncle Harry

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