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| Songs
My Husband Wrote (2000) |
Lyric
by Jay
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| I
Want More (1999) |
Lyric
by Arthur Kirson
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Jay
& Arthur have written over forty songs together, and perform
them together in evenings entitled, Our Own Song Book.
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| Think
I'm Falling in Love with You (1972) |
Lyric
by Jay
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From
The First Year; about surviving the first twelve months
of marriage.
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| If
You Got the Time (1974) |
Lyric
by Jay
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This
song debuted in the production,W*A*S*P, A Musical Revenge,
in Los Angeles.
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| My
Dream (1999) |
Lyric
by Arthur Kirson
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| Codependency
Blues (1995) |
Lyric
by Jay
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From
a show entitled, The Women in my Life, about a piano player
and
the women in his life.
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| It's
Alright to Cry (1991) |
Lyric
by Barbara Lewin
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| Where
Is the Maid? (1986) |
Music
& Lyrics by Jay & Carmel Rosa
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From
the one-woman show, Lady Fashion, loosely based on the
life of Diana Vreeland. A one-woman show firmly based
on Vreeland's life was a hit several years later. Lesson:
hang loose; write firm. Lady F 's backers audition was
held the day after the market crash in 1988.
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| Christmas
Won't Be Christmas (1999) |
Lyric
by Arthur Kirson
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| I
Wanna Be a Voice (1998) |
Lyric
by Jay
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| I'm
Gonna Get You (1992) |
Lyric
by Jay
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Written
for and never sung by Bette Midler's character in the
film, Leona, never produced, directed, and co-starring
Richard Dreyfuss.
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| Why
Can't You Love Me (1961) |
Lyric
by Jay
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| Bird
Up There (1970) |
Lyric
by Jay
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| More
than Magic (1984) |
Lyric
by Kate Brex
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Written
near the end of Jay's first marriage by his first wife,
about a couple, not them, whose marriage, not theirs,
remains intact.
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| Big
Fish in a Little Pond (1988) |
Lyric
by Jay & Mitchell Uscher
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| Only
a Moment (1991) |
Lyric
by Jay & Florence Hayle
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| I
Woke One Morning (1997) |
Lyric
by Norman Beim
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From
the musical, The Gods Are Only Human, about gods and Greeks.
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| If
It's a Job for a Man (1976) |
Lyric
by Jay
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From
Little Red Riding Hood: A Feminist Ecological Musical.
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| I
Love You (1999) |
Lyric
by Arthur Kirson
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| I'm
So Glad I'm in Love (1971) |
Lyric
by Jay
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| Ask
Any Man (1968) |
Lyric
by Jay
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Written
for the appreciation of Arlene Dahl, who had just written
a book with the same title. Arlene did not appreciate
it.
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| Isn't
It Remarkable (1999) |
Lyric
by Arthur Kirson
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