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2015 PATA Generals Songs Song Show A Call From the Vatican Nine A Change in Me Beauty and the Beast A Light in the Dark Next to Normal A New World Songs for a New World A Quiet Thing Flora the Red Menace A Trip To The Library She Loves Me A Trip to the Library She Loves Me Adelaides Lament Guys and Dolls All Grown Up Bare All I Need is the Girl Gypsy All Through the Night Anything Goes Almost Like Being in Love Brigadoon Always True To You In My Fashion Kiss Me Kate And This Is My Beloved Kismet Another Suitcase in Another Hall Evita As the Days Go By Merrily We Roll Along Baby Mine Frank Churchill and Ned Washington BEFORE THE PARADE JERRY HERMAN Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered Pal Joey Breathe In The Heights Breeze Off the River The Full Monty Bus from Amarillo Best Little Whore House in Texas Can't Say No Oklahoma Clime Every Mountain Sound of Music Close Every Door Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Coffee | A Light in the Dark 70, Girls, 70 | Next to Normal Come Along With Me Can-Can Come Out of the Dumpster The Wedding Singer: The Musical Come Rain or Come Shine St Louis Woman Corner of the Sky Pippin Could I Leave You Follies Cry Me A River Arthur Hamilton Defying Gravity Wicked Delovely Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Dividing Day Adam Guettel Don't Cry for Me Argentina Evita Don't Cry for Me Argentina Evita Don't Rain on My Parade Funny Girl Don't Rain on My Parade Funny Girl Dont Be the Bunny Urinetown Dyin' Ain't So Bad Bonnie and Clyde Everybody Loves You Now Style of Smash Everything Else Next to Normal Everytime Best Foot Forward Fifty Percent Ballroom Fine, Fine Line Avenue Q Funny Funny Honey Chicago Gimme, Gimme Thoroughly Modern Millie Glocca Morra Finnian's Rainbow Golden Ram Two by Two Gonna Build a Mountain Stop the World - I Want to Get Off Good Thing Going Merrily We Roll Along Green Finch and Linnet Bird Sweeney Todd Green Finch and Linnet Bird Sweeney Todd HAPPILY EVER AFTER RODGERS/BARER Happily Ever After Marry Me A Little Happily Ever After Once Upon a Mattress Happy Talk South Pacific Heart in my Throat Carneys Helium Tango Bang! Helium Tango UNIVERSE de-LIGHT Home Beauty and the Beast Home Beauty and the Beast How did we come to this? Wild Party I Always Say Hello I Am Adolfo The Drowsy Chaperone I am easily assimilated Candide I Believe In You How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying I Can Cook Too On the Town I can Cook Too On the Town I Cannot Hear the City Sweet Smell of Success I Don't Know How to Love Him Jesus Christ Superstar I enjoy Being a Girl Flower Drum Song I Hate Men Kiss Me Kate I Hate Men Kiss Me Kate I Love My Wife I Do I Do I See the Light Tangled lyrics composed by Alan Menken I Wish You A Waltz From I Won't Mind The Other Franklin I Wont Mind Jeff Blumenkrantz I, Claudia Kristen Thompson I'm Not That Smart 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today Avenue Q I'm Still Here If Ever I would Leave You Camelot If He Really Knew Me They're Playing Our Song If I Were King of the Forest The Wizard of Oz If I Were King of the Forest The Wizard of Oz Imaginary Friend Marvin Hamlisch Impossible Dream Man of La Mancha In A World Of My Own Alice In Wonderland In Short Edges Infinite Joy Elegies (William Finn) Is It Really Me? 110 in the Shade It Only Takes a Moment Hello, Dolly! Jackie Jacques Brel is Alive and Well Jimmy Thoroughly Modern Millie Johnny One Note Babes in Arms Johnny One Note Babes in Arms Johnny One Note Babes In Arms Kentucky Babe Buck and Geibel Later A Little Night Music Life Is Zorba Lion Tamer The Magic Show Little Bit of Good Chicago Live Out Loud The Little Princess Lonely House Street Scene Look at Me Violet Lorna's Here Golden Boy Lost in the Wilderness Children of Eden Lovesick Woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown Lying There Edges Make Believe Show Boat Maria West Side Story Maybe They're Magic Into the Woods Meadowlark The Baker's Wife Moments in the Woods Into the Woods Moments in the Woods Into the Woods Monticello Edges: A Song Cycle Moving Too Fast The Last Five Years Mr Cellophane Chigcago Mr. Snow Carousel Much More The Fantasticks Murder He Said Happy Go Lucky Music of the Night Phantom of the Opera My Cup Runneth Over I Do I Do My Unknown Someone Will Rogers Follies My White Knight The Music Man My White Knight The Music Man No One Knows Who I Am Jekyll and Hyde Nobody Does It Like Me Seesaw Not A Day Goes By Stephen Sondheim Nothing Short Of Wonderful Dogfight Notice Me Horten Seussical Notice Me Horton Seussical Oh What a Beautiful Morning Oklahoma! On The Other Side of The Tracks Little Me Oregon Dreaming Mark L. Greathouse Out Here on my Own Fame Out There Barnum Paris Original How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Picture Show Bonnie and Clyde Poor Unfortunate Souls The Little Mermaid Pretty Funny Dogfight Pretty Funny Dog Fight Proud of your boy Aladin Proud Of Your Boy Aladin Raise the Roof The Wild Party Raunchy 110 In the Shade Razzle Dazzle Chicago Real Live Girl Little Me Right As The Rain Roxy Chicago Rumble Rumble Rumble The Perils of Pauline Run Away With Me The un-authorized autobiography of Samantha Brown Seems Like Old Times Annie Hall Showoff The Drowsy Chaperone Shy Once Upon a Mattess Simple Little Things 110 in the Shade Someday The Wedding Singer Someone To Watch Over Me Ira Gershwin Spark of Creation Still Hurting The Last Five Years Sunday Times Crossword Puzzle Suppertime II Little Shop of Horrors Tango Ballad The Threepenny Opera Ten Minutes Ago Cinderella That Dirty Old Man A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum That'll Show Him A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The Bad Years The Bad Years The Boy Next Door Meet me in St. Louis The French Song A... My Name is Alice The Girl That I Marry Annie Get Your Gun The Music That Makes me Dance Funny Girl The Next Time It Happens Pipe Dream The Oldest Profession The Life The Party's Over The Bells Are Ringing The Simple Joys of Maidenhood Camelot The Skin Of Our Teeth Skin of Our Teeth The Story Goes On Baby The Winner Takes It All Momma Mia The Wizard and I Wicked They Can't Take That Away From Me Crazy For You They Just Keep Moving the Line Smash (TV show) This is the Moment Jekyll & Hyde Time I Remember Mama Time Heals Everything Mack & Mable Times Like This Lucky Stiff To Keep My Love Alive A Connecticut Yankee Trip to the Library She Loves Me Unexpected Song Song and Dance Unusual Way Nine Unusual Way Nine Unworthy of Your Love Assassins Watch What Happens Newsies When Did I Fall in Love Fiorello! When I Think of You scarlet pimpernel Where Do I Go? Hair Where I Want To Be Chess Wherever He Ain't Mack & Mabel Who I'd Be Shrek The Musical Who Will Buy? Oliver With Every Breath I Take City of Angels Woe Is Me 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Wouldn't It Be Loverly? My Fair Lady Wouldn't You Like to be on Broadway Street Scene You Can Always Count On Me City of Angels You Don't Know This Man Parade You'll Never Walk Alone Carousel You're Gonna Hear From Me Inside Daisy Clover Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying The un-authorized autobiography of Samantha Brown A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum .
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