Pop Songs Written By Edwards
- Broken Hearted Melody (words by Hal David), a 1959 hit for Sarah Vaughan
- Dungaree Doll! (words by Ben Raleigh), a 1955 hit for Eddie Fisher
- Flaming Star (words by Sid Wayne), the theme song for the 1960 Elvis Presley film of the same name
- The Sounds of Summer (words by Sid Wayne), recorded by the Harry Simeone Chorale
- Johnny Get Angry (words by Hal David), a 1962 hit for Joanie Sommers
- Wonderful, Wonderful (words by Ben Raleigh), a 1957 success for Johnny Mathis
- See You In September (words by Sid Wayne), a 1959 hit for The Tempos and 1966 hit for The Happenings.
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