There's a Welcome in Someone's Heart Music by: Will Wise. Words by: J W Johnson, J B Bennett Performed by: Ada Reeve
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Title | Year | Attribution | Remarks |
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I Like a Tuppenny Tustard Tut in Two | 1920 | J W Johnson (words) J B Bennett (words) |
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I'm Feeling Very Sad and Lonley | 1920 | J Mott (words) | |
It's No Use Going to the Seaside Unless You're a Bit of a Sport | 1920 | J B Bennett (words) F Godfrey (words) |
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Le Me Kiss Those Tears Away | 1920 | F Malcolm (words) | |
Sonny Boy | 1920 | F Malcolm (words) | |
There's a Welcome in Someone's Heart | 1920 | J W Johnson (words) J B Bennett (words) Ada Reeve (perf.) |
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There's a Woman at the Bottom of It All (w&m) | 1920 | ||
What the Eye Doesn't See | 1920 | F Malcolm (words) | |
Why Do You Always Tease Me? | 1920 | F Malcolm (words) | |
I've Forgotten More That Father Ever Knew | 1921 | J E Bennett (words) | |
Lancashire Gave Me You | 1921 | J W Johnson (words) | |
⇑ Mammy You Leave Behind, The | 1921 | W Deane (words) J B Bennett (words) |
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What's the Use of Being Sorry Now? | 1921 | F Malcolm (words) | |
You Never Gave Me Love | 1921 | C R St Juste (words) | |
How's Your Poor Old Feet? | 1924 | F Pattison (words) W Talmadge (words) |
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There's Now't Like a Holiday Up in Blackpool | 1928 | J B Bennett (words) J W Johnson (words) |