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Wait 'till the rose leaves fall
(Welch & Wilsky, 1907) -
The Wallenberg Story
(Wallenberg Committee, 1986-03-15)Wallenberg was a man who felt a connection to the Jewish people. He risked his life by providing 30 safe houses in the ghetto, following death marches to give victims aid, and providing food, protection, and shelter to the ... -
Wandalola (Indian)
(F.B. Haviland Pub. Co. Inc., 1910) -
Watch where the crowd goes by
(F. A. Mills, 1905) -
Way down in cotton town
(Leo Feist Inc., 1909) -
Way down south in Dixie (by the old Suanee)
(Eclipse Publishing Co., 1905) -
We two together
(G. Schirmer, 1911) -
We'll do it all over again
(Bernard Granville Pub. Co. Inc., 1917) -
We're gonna have a Dixie wedding (down on the Swanee shore)
(Triangle Music Pub Co., 1920) -
Were I the ribbon
(Edward Schuberth & Co., 1894) -
What cha gonna do when there aint no jazz
(Stark & Cowan Inc., 1920) -
What good is "good-morning?" (there's more good in "good-night!")
(Leo Feist Inc., 1926) -
What good is water, when you're dry?
(Maurice Shapiro, 1910) -
What means this tear so lonely?
(G. Schirmer, 1894) -
What's the good of moonlight (when you haven't got a girl to love)
(Maurice Richmond Inc., 1924) -
When dear old Santa Claus comes to town
(Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., 1912) -
When gazing in thine eyes so dear
(The John Church Company, 1901) -
When Mollie and I were raking the hay
(Mrs. E. A. Shear, 1906) -
When mother used to sing that song
(Howley, Haviland & Dresser, 1901) -
When Sunday comes to town
(Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., 1915)
