I CRIED FORYOU
By ARTHUR FREED GUS -ARNHEIM and ABE LYMAN
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bi Copyright 1930 by Vince'" Yc>umallS, I"c., N. Y. aM Miller Music, I/>C., N. Y. JOHNNY ( ar. MORE THAN YOU KNOW WILL Vt PRICE lyric by William Rose and Edward Eliscu $] Music by Vincent Youmans
There is a poignant charm in this song that has made it a popular favorite for almost Mort than you k.aow. more thAIl you kDOW. love you a deaade. ..----,,------,
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ia my heart_ I bear the drum. roll,_'---'" Strongly dramatic and colorful ••• Its rhythmic quality is'irresistible. PRICE 7
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COPY"l1ht 1931 by Vi"uttt YOlImallS, Inc., N. Y. aM Miller Music, Inc., N. Y.
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