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After You’ve Gone As Time Goes By All Blues All in Love is Fair Another Star All of You All the Things You Are Autumn Leaves Alfie Ain’t Got Nothin But The Blues Blue Monk Blue Skies But Beautiful Beautiful Love Caught Up in the Rapture Can’t Buy Me Love Close to You Crazy Corcovado (Quiet Nights,Quiet Stars) Come Rain Or Shine Come Sunday Do Nothing ‘til You Hear From Me Don’t Get Around Much Anymore Desafinado Embraceable You Every Time We Say Goodbye Fly Me to the Moon Four The Gentle Rain Georgia God Bless the Child Good Morning Heartache Here’s That Rainy Day How Sweet It Is (to be Loved by You) How High The Moon Hey Jude I’ll Be Around I Got Rhythm I Only Have Eyes For You I’m Beginning to See the Light Imagination It Don’t Mean a Thing It Goes Like it Goes If If It’s magic Isn’t She Lovely? It’s Too Late I Got the World on a String I Love Being Here With You It Might As Well Be Spring I Thought About You I’ve Grown Accustomed to Your Face Just the Way You Are Just the Two of Us Just A Lucky So and So Joyspring Like Someone in Love Like A Lover L-O-V-E Lullaby of Birdland Let it Be The Look of Love Love Is Here To Stay Misty Moonlight in Vermont My Foolish Heart My Funny Valentine Moondance My Romance My Cherie Amour My Shining Hour Night and Day Overjoyed O Cantador (Like a Lover) On a Clear Day Our Love is Here to Stay Over the Rainbow One Note Samba Only Trust Your Heart Prelude to a Kiss ‘Round Midnight Route 66 Skylark Since I Fell For You Sweet Love Shadowland Somewhere Stardust Stormy Weather Summertime Satin Doll Star Eyes ‘S Wonderful Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise That’s All The Shadow of Your Smile Take Five Tenderly There Will Never Be Another You Triste The Touch Of Your Lips The Very Thought of You What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life? When I Fall in Love When I Look In Your Eyes Walk On By We’ve Only Just Begun Well You Needn’t Willow Weep For Me Where Is Love The Water Is Wide You Are the Sunshine of My Life You Are Too Beautiful You Must Believe in Spring You Taught My Heart to Sing You’ve Got a Friend Yesterday You Are There .

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