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The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings - Disk7 by Frank Sinatra
The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings - Disk7 by Frank Sinatra
• Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
• Luck Be A Lady
• The Way You Look Tonight
• Days Of Wine And Roses
• Early American
• Fugue For Tinhorns
• Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
• Here's To The Losers
• In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening
• Let Us Break Bread Together
• Love Isn't Just For The Young
• Love Is A Manysplendored Thing
• Luck Be A Lady
• Moon River
• Secret Love
• Stay With Me (main Theme From The Cardinal)
• Swinging On A Star
• Talk To Me Baby
• The Continental
• The House I Live In
• The Oldest Established (permanent Floating Crap Game In New York)
• The Way You Look Tonight"
• Three Coins In The Fountain
• You're A Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith
• You Never Had It So Good
Frank Sinatra – Early American Lyrics 
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The dream I,m building is Early American,
Something that won,t go out of style,
It makes you feel that life,s worth living,
The way they must have felt that first Thanksgiving.
You sure get sold on this Early American,
After you,ve looked around a while,
So I,m building a dream for someone who
Like Early Americans do.
The dream I,m building is Early American,
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Something that won,t go out of style,
It makes you feel that life,s worth living,
The way they must have felt that first Thanksgiving.
You sure get sold on this Early American,
After you,ve looked around a while,
So I,m building a dream for someone who
Like Early Americans do.
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