Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure - Songs

Songs

  1. "I Look, and What Do I See?" - Ann, Chorus
  2. "No Girl's Toy" - Andy, Chorus
  3. "I'm Just a Rag Dolly/Poor Babette/A Miracle" - Ann, Chorus, Babette, Captain Contagious, Queasy
  4. "The Pirate Song" - Captain Contagious
  5. "Candy Hearts and Paper Flowers" - Ann, Andy
  6. "Blue" - The Camel
  7. "I Never Get Enough" - The Greedy
  8. "Because I Love You" - Sir Leonard Looney
  9. "It's Not Easy Being King When You're Short" - King Koo Koo
  10. "Hooray for Me" - Babette, Chorus
  11. "You're My Friend" - Captain Contagious, Queasy
  12. "I'm Home" - Ann, Chorus
  13. "Candy Hearts and Paper Flowers (Reprise)" (end credits)

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