List of songs written by Irving Berlin

Sheet music for When I Lost You

This article is a list of songs written by Irving Berlin. It is arranged in alphabetical order, but can be rearranged in chronological order by clicking at the top of that column. You may also click twice at the top of the "click to play" column, to bring those items to the top of the list. Furthermore, you can click on the last column to bring to the top those songs that have Wikipedia articles about them.

Sources vary as to the number of songs actually written by Berlin, but a 2001 article in TIME put the figure at around 1,250. Of these, 25 tunes reached #1 on the pop charts.^[1] This is not a complete list, given that he wrote hundreds more songs than the ones listed here.^{[2] [3]}

This list gives the year each song was written, or alternatively groups each song into a five-year period. The list is incomplete but gives a sense of Berlin's evolution as a songwriter over a period of decades.

According to the New York Public Library, whose Irving Berlin collection comprises 550 non-commercial recordings radio broadcasts, live performances, and private recordings,^[4] he published his first song, "Marie from Sunny Italy", in 1907 and had his first major international hit, "Alexander's Ragtime Band" in 1911.

Many of Berlin's songs were included in the seventeen complete scores he wrote for Broadway musicals and revues, including The Cocoanuts, As Thousands Cheer, Louisiana Purchase, Miss Liberty, Mr. President, Call Me Madam and Annie Get Your Gun.^[4]

List

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Name of song with link to article (if available)	Year or range when written	Click to play (if available)	Wikipedia Article? (Y/N)
A Couple of Song and Dance Men	1945		N
A Couple of Swells	1947–1951		N
A Fella with an Umbrella	1947–1951		N
A Guy on Monday	1962–1966		N
A Little Bit of Everything	1912–1916		N
A Little Bungalow	1922–1926		N
A Little Old Church in England	1937–1941		N
A Man Chases a Girl	1947–1951		N
A Man Is Only a Man	1917–1921		N
A Man to Cook For	1962–1966		N
A One-Man Woman	1962–1966		N
A Play without a Bedroom	1917–1921		N
A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody	1919		Y
A Sailor's Not a Sailor	1952–1956		N
A Serenade to an Old-Fashioned Girl	1942–1946		N
A Streak of Blues	1917–1921		N
A True Born Soldier Man	1912–1916		N
Abie Sings an Irish Song	1912–1916		N
Abraham	1942–1946		N
Adoption Dance	1942–1946		N
Aesop, that Able Fable Man	1952–1956		N
After the Honeymoon	1907–1911		N
After You Get What You Want, You Don't Want It	1920		N
Alexander and His Clarinet	1907–1911		N
Alexander's Bag-Pipe Band	1912–1916		N
Alexander's Ragtime Band[4]	1911		Y
Alice in Wonderland	1922–1926		N
All Alone	1924		Y
All by Myself[5]	1921		Y
All of My Life	1942–1946		N
Along Came Ruth	1912–1916		N
Always April	1922–1926		N
Always Treat Her Like a Baby	1912–1916		N
Always[1]	1925		Y
American Eagles	1942–1946		N
An Old Fashioned Tune Is Always New	1937–1941		N
An Orange Grove in California	1922–1926		N
And Father Wanted Me to Learn a Trade	1912–1916		N
Angelo	1907–1911		N
Angels of Mercy	1937–1941		N
Angels	1907–1911		N
Anna Liza's Wedding Day	1912–1916		N
Antonio, You'd Better Come Home	1912–1916		N
Any Bonds Today?	1941		Y
Any Love Today?	1927–1931		N
Anybody Can Write	1952–1956		N
Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)[1]	1942–1946		Y
Araby	1912–1916		N
Arms for the Love of America	1937–1941		N
At Peace with the World	1922–1926		N
At the Court Around the Comer	1917–1921		N
At the Devil's Ball	1912–1916		N
At the Picture Show	1912–1916		N
Back to Back	1937–1941		N
Bandanna Ball	1922–1926		N
Be Careful, It's My Heart	1942–1946		N
Beautiful Faces Need Beautiful Clothes	1917–1921		N
Because I Love You	1926		N
Becky's Got a Job in a Musical Show	1912–1916		N
Before I Go and Marry I Will Have a Talk with You	1907–1911		N
Begging for Love	1927–1931		N
Behind the Fan	1917–1921		N
Bells	1917–1921		N
Better Luck Next Time	1947–1951		N
Better Times with Al	1927–1931		N
Bevo	1917–1921		N
Blow Your Horn	1912–1916		N
Blue Skies[1]	1926		Y
Brand New	1912–1916		N
Bring Back My Lena to Me	1907–1911		N
Bring Back My Lovin' Man	1907–1911		N
Bring Me a Ring in the Spring	1907–1911		N
Bring on the Pepper	1922–1926		N
Broker's Ensemble	1927–1931		N
Business for a Good Girl Is Bad	1947–1951		N
Business Is Business, Rosey Cohen	1907–1911		N
But Where Are You?	1932–1936		N
But! She's Just a Little Bit Crazy	1917–1921		N
Butterfingers	1932–1936		N
Call Again	1912–1916		N
Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon	1907–1911		N
Can You Use Any Money Today?	1947–1951		N
Can't You Tell?	1922–1926		N
Change Partners	1938		Y
Chanson Printaniere	1922–1926		N
Chase All Your Cares and Go to Sleep, Baby	1927–1931		N
Chatter, Chatter	1912–1916		N
Cheek to Cheek[6]	1932–1936		Y
Chinese Firecrackers	1917–1921		N
Choreography	1952–1956		N
Christmas Time Seems Years and Years Away	1907–1911		N
Cinderella Lost Her Slipper	1917–1921		N
City Hall	1932–1936		N
Climbing the Scale	1922–1926		N
Cohen Owes Me Ninety-Seven Dollars	1912–1916		N
Colonel Buffalo Bill	1942–1946		N
Colored Rome	1907–1911		N
Come Along Sextette	1917–1921		N
Come Along to Toy Town	1917–1921		N
Come Back to Me, My Melody	1912–1916		N
Come to the Land of the Argentine	1912–1916		N
Coquette	1927–1931		N
Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)	1954		Y
Crinoline Days	1922–1926		N
I'll see you in C-U-B-A	1920		N
Cuddle Up	1907–1911		N
Daddy, Come Home	1912–1916		Y
Dance and Grow Thin	1917–1921		N
Dance with Me (Tonight at the Mardi Gras)	1937–1941		N
Dance Your Troubles Away	1922–1926		N
Dat Draggy Rag	1907–1911		N
Dat's A My Gal	1907–1911		N
De Tant Amour-De Tant D'Ivresse	1922–1926		N
Dear Mayme, I Love You	1907–1911		N
Debts	1932–1936		N
Diamond Horse-Shoe	1922–1926		N
Ding Dong	1917–1921		N
Do It Again	1912–1916		N
Do You Believe Your Eyes, or Do You Believe Your Baby?	1927–1931		N
Do Your Duty, Doctor	1907–1911		N
Dog Gone That Chilly Man	1907–1911		N
Doin' What Comes Natur'lly[7]	1942–1946		Y
Don't Be Afraid of Romance	1962–1966		N
Don't Leave Your Wife Alone	1912–1916		N
Don't Put Out the Light	1907–1911		N
Don't Send Me Back to Petrograd	1922–1926		N
Don't Take Your Beau to the Seashore	1907–1911		N
Don't Wait too Long	1922–1926		N
Dorando	1907–1911		N
Down in Chattanooga	1912–1916		N
Down in My Heart	1912–1916		N
Down to the Folies Bergere	1907–1911		N
Down Where the Jack O'Lanterns Grow	1917–1921		N
Dream on, Little Soldier Boy	1917–1921		N
Dreams, Just Dreams	1907–1911		N
Drinking Song	1932–1936		N
Drowsy Head	1917–1921		N
Drum Crazy	1947–1951		N
Easter Parade	1933		Y
Eighteenth Amendment Repealed	1932–1936		N
Elevator Man, Going Up! Going Up! Going Up!	1912–1916		N
Empty Pockets Filled with Love	1962–1966		N
England Every Time for Me	1912–1916		N
Ephraham Played Upon the Piano	1907–1911		N
Ever Since I Put on a Uniform	1917–1921		N
Everybody Knew But Me	1942–1946		N
Everybody Step	1921		N
Everybody's Doin' It Now	1907–1911		N
Everyone in the World Is Doing the Charleston	1922–1926		N
Everything in America Is Ragtime	1912–1916		N
Everything Is Rosy Now for Rosie	1917–1921		N
Extra! Extra!	1947–1951		N
Falling Out of Love Can Be Fun	1947–1951		N
Father's Beard	1912–1916		N
Five O'Clock Tea	1922–1926		N
Florida By the Sea	1922–1926		N
Follow Me Around	1912–1916		N
Follow the Crowd	1912–1916		Y
Follow the Fleet	1932–1936		N
Follow the Leader Jig	1947–1951		N
Following the Girl Behind the Smile	1912–1916		N
Fools Fall in Love	1937–1941		N
For the Very First Time	1952–1956		N
For Your Country and My Country[1]	1917		N
Free	1947–1951		N
From Here to Shanghai	1917–1921		N
Funny Feet	1922–1926		N
Furnishing a Home for Two	1912–1916		N
Gee, I Wish I Was Back in the Army	1952–1956		N
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	1922–1926		N
Get Thee Behind Me Satan	1932–1936		Y
Getting Nowhere (Running Around In Circles)	1945		N
Ginger	1912–1916		N
Girl on the Police Gazette	1937–1941		N
Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor (Emma Lazarus)	1947–1951		N
Glad to be Home	1962–1966		N
God Bless America[6]	1937–1941		Y
God Gave You to Me	1912–1916		N
Goodbye, France	1917–1921		N
Goodbye, Girlie, And Remember Me	1907–1911		N
Goody, Goody, Goody, Goody, Good	1912–1916		N
Happy Easter	1947–1951		N
Happy Holiday	1942–1946		Y
Happy Little Country Girl	1912–1916		N
Harem Life	1917–1921		N
Harlem On My Mind	1932–1936		N
He Ain't Got Rhythm	1937–1941		N
He Doesn't Know What It's All About	1922–1926		N
He Played It on his Fid, Fid, Fiddle-De-Dee	1912–1916		N
He Promised Me	1907–1911		N
Heat Wave	1933		Y
Heaven Watch the Philippines	1942–1946		Y
Help Me to Help My Neighbor	1947–1951		N
Herman, Let's Dance That Beautiful Waltz	1907–1911		N
He's a Devil in His Own Home Town	1912–1916		N
He's a Rag Picker	1912–1916		N
He's Getting Too Darn Big for a One-Horse Town	1912–1916		N
He's So Good to Me	1912–1916		N
Hiram's Band	1912–1916		N
Holiday Inn	1942–1946		N
Home Again Blues	1917–1921		N
Homesick	1922–1926		N
Homeward Bound	1912–1916		N
Homework	1947–1951		N
How About a Cheer for the Navy	1942–1946		N
How About Me?	1927–1931		Y
How Can I Change My Luck?	1927–1931		N
How Can I Forget	1917–1921		N
How Deep is the Ocean?	1932–1936		Y
How Do You Do It, Mabel, On Twenty Dollars a Week?	1907–1911		N
How Dry I am	1919		Y
How Many Times?	1922–1926		N
How Much I Love You	1927–1931		N
How's Chances?	1932–1936		Y
Hurry Back to My Bamboo Shack	1912–1916		N
I Beg Your Pardon, Dear Old Broadway	1907–1911		N
I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y.M.C.A.	1917–1921		N
I Can't Do Without You	1927–1931		N
I Can't Remember	1932–1936		N
I Can't Tell a Lie	1942–1946		N
I Didn't Go Home at All	1907–1911		N
I Don't Want to Be Married	1927–1931		N
I Get Along with the Aussies	1942–1946		N
I Got Lost in His Arms	1942–1946		Y
I Got the Sun in the Mornin' (and the Moon at Night)	1942–1946		Y
I Hate You	1912–1916		N
I Have Just One Heart for Just One Boy	1917–1921		N
I Just Came Back to Say Goodbye	1907–1911		N
I Keep Running Away from You	1957–1961		N
I Left My Door Open and My Daddy Walked Out	1917–1921		N
I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen	1942–1946		N
I Like Ike	1952–1956		N
I Like It	1917–1921		N
I Lost My Heart In Dixieland[5]	1919		N
I Love a Piano	1915		N
I Love My Neighbor	1927–1931		N
I Love to Dance	1912–1916		N
I Love to Have the Boys Around Me	1912–1916		N
I Love to Quarrel with You	1912–1916		N
I Love to Stay at Home	1912–1916		N
I Love You More Each Day	1907–1911		N
I Never Had A Chance	1932–1936		N
I Never Knew	1917–1921		N
I Never Want to See You Again	1952–1956		N
I Never Would Do in Society	1912–1916		N
I Paid My Income Tax Today	1942–1946		N
I Poured My Heart into a Song	1937–1941		N
I Say It's Spinach (And The Hell With It)	1932–1936		N
I Still Like Ike	1952–1956		N
I Threw a Kiss in the Ocean	1942–1946		N
I Used to Be Color Blind	1938		Y
I Used to Play by Ear	1962–1966		N
I Want to Be a Ballet Dancer	1922–1926		N
I Want to Be in Dixie	1912–1916		N
I Want to Go Back to Michigan	1914		Y
I Want You for Myself	1927–1931		N
I Was Aviating Around	1912–1916		N
I Wish You Was My Gal, Molly	1907–1911		N
I Wonder	1917–1921		N
I Wouldn't Give That for the Man Who Couldn't Dance	1917–1921		N
I'd Like My Picture Took	1947–1951		N
I'd Love to Be Shot from a Cannon with You	1937–1941		N
I'd Rather Lead A Band	1932–1936		N
I'd Rather See a Minstrel Show	1917–1921		N
If All the Girls I Knew Were Like You	1912–1916		N
If I Had My Way, I'd Live among the Gypsies	1917–1921		N
If I Had You	1912–1916		N
If I Thought You Wouldn't Tell	1907–1911		N
If That's Your Idea of a Wonderful Time (Take Me Home)	1912–1916		N
If the Managers Only Thought the Same As Mother	1907–1911		N
If You Believe	1937–1941		N
If You Don't Want Me (Why Do You Hang Around)	1912–1916		N
If You Don't Want My Peaches (You'd Better Stop Shaking My Tree)	1912–1916		N
Ike for Four More Years	1952–1956		N
I'll Capture Your Heart Singing	1942–1946		N
I'll Dance Rings around You	1942–1946		N
I'll Know Better the Next Time	1957–1961		N
I'll Miss You in the Evening	1932–1936		N
I'll Share It All with You	1942–1946		N
I'll Take You Back to Italy	1917–1921		N
I'm a Bad, Bad Man	1942–1946		N
I'm a Dancing Teacher Now	1912–1916		N
I'm a Dumbbell	1917–1921		N
I'm a Happy Married Man	1907–1911		N
I'm a Vamp from East Broadway,	1917–1921		N
I'm Afraid, Pretty Maid, I'm Afraid	1912–1916		N
I'm an Indian, Too	1942–1946		Y
I'm Beginning to Miss You	1947–1951		N
I'm Down in Honolulu Looking Them Over	1912–1916		N
I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep	1942–1946		N
I'm Going Back to Dixie	1912–1916		N
I'm Going Back to the Farm	1912–1916		N
I'm Going on a Long Vacation	1907–1911		N
I'm Gonna Do It If I Like It	1917–1921		N
I'm Gonna Get Him	1962–1966		N
I'm Gonna Pin My Medal on the Girl I Left Behind[1]	1917		Y
I'm Looking for a Daddy Long Legs	1922–1926		N
I'm Not Afraid	1952–1956		N
I'm Not Prepared	1912–1916		N
I'm on My Way Home	1922–1926		N
I'm Playing with Fire	1932–1936		N
I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket	1932–1936		Y
I'm Sorry for Myself	1937–1941		N
I'm the Guy Who Guards the Harem	1917–1921		N
I'm the Head Man	1927–1931		N
In a Cozy Kitchenette Apartment	1917–1921		N
In Acapulco	1947–1951		N
In Florida Among the Palms	1912–1916		N
In My Harem	1912–1916		N
In Our Hide-Away	1962–1966		N
In the Morning	1927–1931		N
In the Shade of a Sheltering Tree	1922–1926		N
In Those Good Old Bowery Days	1927–1931		N
Innocent Bessie Brown	1907–1911		N
Irving Berlin Barrett	1957–1961		N
Irving Berlin Si's Been Drinking Cider	1912–1916		N
Is He the Only Man in the World?	1962–1966		N
Is That Nice	1927–1931		N
Is There Anything Else that I Can Do For You?	1907–1911		N
Isn't This a Lovely Day?	1932–1936		Y
Israel	1957–1961		N
It All Belongs to Me	1927–1931		N
It Gets Lonely in the White House	1962–1966		N
It Isn't What He Said, But the Way He Said It	1912–1916		N
It Only Happens When I Dance With You	1947–1951		N
It Takes an Irishman to Make Love	1917–1921		N
It Takes More than Love to Keep a Lady Warm	1952–1956		N
It'll Come to You	1937–1941		N
It's a Lovely Day Today	1950		Y
It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow	1937–1941		N
It's a Walk-in with Walker	1922–1926		N
It's Always the Same	1962–1966		N
It's the Little Bit of Irish	1917–1921		N
It's Up to the Band	1927–1931		N
It's Yours	1927–1931		N
I've Got a Sweet Tooth Bothering Me	1912–1916		N
I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now	1920		Y
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm	1937		Y
I've Got to Be Around	1962–1966		N
I've Got to Go Back to Texas	1912–1916		N
I've Got to Have Some Lovin' Now	1912–1916		N
Jake! Jake! The Yiddisher Ball Player	1912–1916		N
Jap-German Sextette	1942–1946		N
Jimmy	1927–1931		N
Jungle Jingle	1927–1931		N
Just a Blue Serge Suit	1942–1946		N
Just a Little Longer	1922–1926		N
Just A Little While	1927–1931		N
Just Another Kill	1917–1921		N
Just Like the Rose	1907–1911		N
(Just One Way to Say) I Love You	1947–1951		N
Kate	1947–1951		N
Keep Away From the Fellow Who Owns an Automobile	1912–1916		N
Keep on Walking	1912–1916		N
King of Broadway	1917–1921		N
Kiss Me, My Honey, Kiss Me	1907–1911		N
Kiss Your Sailor Boy Goodbye	1912–1916		N
Kitchen Police	1917–1921		N
Klondike Kate	1952–1956		N
Knights of the Road	1927–1931		N
Ladies of the Chorus	1942–1946		N
Lady of the Evening	1922–1926		N
Latins Know How	1937–1941		N
Laugh It Up	1962–1966		N
Lazy	1922–1926		Y
Lead Me to Love	1912–1916		N
Lead Me to that Beautiful Band	1912–1916		N
Learn to Do the Strut	1922–1926		N
Learn to Sing a Love Song	1927–1931		N
Let Me Sing and I'm Happy	1927–1931		N
Let Yourself Go	1932–1936		Y
Let's All Be Americans Now[1]	1917		N
Let's Face the Music and Dance[6]	1932–1936		Y
Let's Go Around the Town	1912–1916		N
Let's Go Back to the Waltz	1962–1966		N
Let's Go West Again	1942–1946		N
Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee	1932–1936		Y
Let's Say It with Firecrackers	1942–1946		N
Let's Start the New Year Right	1942–1946		N
Let's Take an Old Fashioned Walk	1947–1951		Y
Letter Boxes	1917–1921		N
Lichtenburg	1947–1951		N
Lindy	1917–1921		N
Listening	1922–1926		N
Little Butterfly	1922–1926		N
Little Fish in a Big Pond	1947–1951		N
Lock Me in Your Harem and Throw Away the Key	1912–1916		N
Lonely Heart	1932–1936		N
Lonely Moon	1912–1916		N
Long As I Can Take You Home	1962–1966		N
Look at Them Doing It	1912–1916		N
Look Out for That Bolsheviki Man	1917–1921		N
Across the Breakfast Table	1930		N
Louisiana Purchase	1937–1941		N
Love And The Weather	1947–1951		N
Love Leads to Marriage	1952–1956		N
Love, You Didn't Do Right by Me	1952–1956		N
Lucky Boy	1922–1926		N
Lunching at the Automat	1932–1936		N
Maid of Mesh	1922–1926		N
Majestic Sails at Midnight	1932–1936		N
Man Bites Dog	1932–1936		N
Mandy[1]	1919		Y
Manhattan Madness	1932–1936		N
Marching Along with Time[1]	1938		N
Marie[1] (AKA "Marie (The Dawn Is Breaking)")	1929		Y
Marie from Sunny Italy[4]	1907		N
Marrying for Love	1947–1951		N
Mary Brown	1917–1921		N
Maybe I Love You Too Much	1932–1936		N
Maybe It's Because I Love You	1933		N
Me	1927–1931		N
Me An' My Bundle	1947–1951		N
Me and My Melinda	1942–1946		N
Meat and Potatoes	1962–1966		N
Meet Me Tonight	1907–1911		N
Memory That's Soon Forgotten	1927–1931		N
Metropolitan Nights	1912–1916		N
Metropolitan Opening	1932–1936		N
Minstrel Days	1922–1926		N
Miss Liberty	1947–1951		N
Molly, Oh! Molly	1907–1911		N
Montmartre	1922–1926		N
Moon Over Napoli	1932–1936		N
Moonlight Maneuvers	1932–1936		N
Moonshine Lullaby	1942–1946		N
Morning Exercise	1912–1916		N
Move Over	1912–1916		N
Mr. Jazz Himself	1917–1921		N
Mr. Monotony	1947–1951		N
Mr. President	1962–1966		N
Mrs. Sally Adams	1947–1951		N
My Baby's Come Back to Me	1922–1926		N
My Ben Ali Haggin Girl	1917–1921		N
My Bird of Paradise	1912–1916		N
My British Buddy	1943		N
My Castle	1927–1931		N
My Defenses Are Down	1942–1946		Y
My Heather Belle	1912–1916		N
My Little Book of Poetry	1917–1921		N
My Little Feller	1927–1931		N
My Melody Dream	1907–1911		N
My New York	1927–1931		N
My Rhinestone Girl	1927–1931		N
My Sergeant and I Are Buddies	1942–1946		N
My Sweet Italian Man	1912–1916		N
My Sweetie	1917–1921		N
My Tamborine Girl	1917–1921		N
My Walking Stick	1937–1941		N
My Wife's Gone to the Country (Hurrah! Hurrah!)	1907–1911		N
Next To Your Mother Who Do You Love?	1907–1911		N
No One Could Do It Like My Father	1907–1911		N
No Strings (I'm Fancy Free)	1932–1936		Y
Nobody Knows (And Nobody Seems to Care)	1917–1921		N
Nora	1927–1931		N
Not for All the Rice in China	1933		N
Now It Can Be Told	1937–1941		Y
Nudist Colony	1932–1936		N
Office Hours	1912–1916		N
Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning[1] (music by Ted Snyder)	1910		Y
Oh! To Be Home Again	1942–1946		N
Oh! Where Is My Wife Tonight?	1907–1911		N
Oh, How That German Could Love	1910		N
Oh, That Beautiful Rag	1907–1911		N
Old Fashioned Wedding[7]	1966		Y
On a Roof in Manhattan	1932–1936		N
On the Steps of Grant's Tomb	1937–1941		N
Once Every Four Years	1962–1966		N
Once Upon a Time Today	1947–1951		N
One Girl	1922–1926		N
One O'Clock in the Morning I Get Lonesome	1907–1911		N
Only for Americans	1947–1951		N
Ooh, Maybe It's You	1927–1931		N
Opening the Mizner Story	1952–1956		N
Opera Burlesque on the Sextette	1912–1916		N
Our Day of Independence	1947–1951		N
Our Wedding Day	1932–1936		N
Out of the This World, Into My Arms	1952–1956		N
Outside of Loving You, I Like You	1962–1966		N
Outside of That I Love You	1937–1941		N
Over the Sea, Boys	1917–1921		N
Pack up Your Sins and Go to the Devil"	1922–1926		N
Paris Wakes up and Smiles	1947–1951		N
Piano Man	1907–1911		N
Pick, Pick, Pick on the Mandolin, Antonio	1912–1916		N
Pickaninny — Mose	1917–1921		N
Pigtails and Freckles	1962–1966		N
Play a Simple Melody[1] (aka "Simple Melody/Musical Demon")	1914		Y
Please Let Me Come Back to You	1952–1956		N
Plenty to Be Thankful For	1942–1946		N
Polka	1912–1916		N
Polly, Pretty Polly	1917–1921		N
Poor Joe	1962–1966		N
Poor Little Rich Girl's Dog	1917–1921		N
Porcelain Maid	1922–1926		N
Pretty Birdie	1917–1921		N
Pullman Porters Parade	1912–1916		N
Puttin' on the Ritz[1]	1930		Y
Queenie	1907–1911		N
Ragtime Finale	1912–1916		N
Ragtime Mocking Bird	1912–1916		N
Ragtime Opera Melody	1912–1916		N
Ragtime Razor Brigade	1917–1921		N
Ragtime Soldier Man	1912–1916		N
Rainbow of Girls	1927–1931		N
Rainy Day Sue	1922–1926		N
Reaching for the Moon	1930		Y
Real Girl	1907–1911		N
Relatives	1917–1921		N
Remember	1925		Y
Revolt in Cuba	1932–1936		N
Ribbons and Bows	1927–1931		N
Rock-A-Bye Baby	1922–1926		N
Roses of Yesterday	1927–1931		N
Rum Tum Tiddle	1912–1916		N
Run Home and Tell Your Mother	1907–1911		N
Russian Lullaby	1927		N
Sadie Salome (Go Home)	1907–1911		N
Sailor Song	1912–1916		N
Sam, Sam, the Man What Am	1957–1961		N
San Francisco Bound	1912–1916		Y
Say it Isn't so	1932–1936		Y
Say It With Music	1917–1921		N
Sayonara	1957–1961		N
Send a Lot of Jazz Bands Over There	1917–1921		N
Settle Down in a One-Horse Town	1912–1916		N
Sex Marches On	1937–1941		N
Shakin' the Blues Away	1927–1931		N
She Was a Dear Little Girl	1907–1911		N
Show Me the Way	1917–1921		N
Show Us How to Do the Fox Trot	1912–1916		N
Silver Platter	1957–1961		N
Sing a Song of Sing Sing	1947–1951		N
Sisters[5]	1953		Y
Sittin’ In The Sun (Countin’ My Money)	1952–1956		N
Sixteen, Sweet Sixteen	1922–1926		N
Skate with Me	1932–1936		N
Skating Song	1912–1916		N
Slumming on Park Avenue	1937–1941		Y
Smile and Show Your Dimple	1917–1921		N
Smiling Geisha	1952–1956		N
Snookey Ookums	1912–1916		N
Snow	1952–1956		N
So Help Me	1932–1936		N
Society Wedding	1932–1936		N
Soft Lights and Sweet Music	1927–1931		N
Sombrero Land	1907–1911		N
Some Little Something About You	1907–1911		N
Some Sunny Day	1922–1926		N
Somebody's Coming to My House	1912–1916		N
Someone Else May Be There	1917–1921		N
Someone Just Like You, Dear	1907–1911		N
Someone's Waiting for Me	1907–1911		N
Something to Dance About	1947–1951		N
Song for Belly Dancer	1962–1966		N
Song for Elizabeth Esther Barrett	1957–1961		N
Song of Freedom	1942–1946		N
Spanish Love	1907–1911		N
Spring and Fall	1912–1916		N
Stay Down Here Where You Belong	1912–1916		Y
Steppin' Out with My Baby	1947–1951		Y
Stop Press	1932–1936		N
Stop That Rag (Keep on Playing)	1907–1911		N
Stop! Look! Listen!	1912–1916		N
Stop! Stop! Stop! Come Over and Love Me Some More	1907–1911		N
Sunshine	1927–1931		N
Supper Time	1932–1936		Y
Swanee Shuffle	1927–1931		N
Sweet Baby	1927–1931		N
Sweet Italian Love	1907–1911		N
Sweet Marie, Make a Rag-a-Time-a-Dance with Me	1907–1911		N
Sweeter Than Sugar (is My Sweetie)	1917–1921		N
Swing Sister	1937–1941		N
Syncopated Cocktail	1917–1921		N
Take a Little Tip from Father	1912–1916		N
Take a Little Wife	1922–1926		N
Take 'im Away, He's Breaking My Heart	1922–1926		N
Take It in Your Stride	1942–1946		N
Take Me Back	1912–1916		N
Take Off A Little Bit	1912–1916		N
Tango Melody	1922–1926		N
Teach Me How to Love	1912–1916		N
Tell All the Folks in Kentucky (I'm Coming Home)	1922–1926		N
Tell Her in the Springtime	1922–1926		N
Tell Me a Bedtime Story	1922–1926		N
Tell Me with a Melody	1922–1926		N
Tell Me, Little Gypsy	1917–1921		N
Telling Lies	1907–1911		N
Thank You, Kind Sir, Said She	1907–1911		N
That Dying Rag	1907–1911		N
That Goody Melody	1917–1921		N
That Hula Hula	1912–1916		N
That International Rag	1913		Y
That Kazzatsky Dance	1907–1911		N
That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune	1907–1911		N
That Monkey Tune	1907–1911		N
That Mysterious Rag (written with Ted Snyder)	1911		Y
That Opera Rag	1907–1911		N
That Russian Winter	1942–1946		N
That Society Bear	1912–1916		N
That's a Good Girl	1922–1926		N
That's How I Love You	1912–1916		N
That's My Idea of Paradise	1917–1921		N
That's My Idea of Paradise	1912–1916		N
That's What the Well-Dressed Man in Harlem Will Wear	1942–1946		N
The Apple Tree and the Bumble Bee	1912–1916		N
The Army's Made a Man of Me	1942–1946		N
The Belle of the Barber's Ball	1912–1916		N
The Bellhops	1922–1926		N
The Best of Friends Must Part	1907–1911		N
The Best Thing for You (Would Be Me)	1947–1951		Y
The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing	1952–1956		N
The Blue Devils of France	1917–1921		N
The Call of the South	1922–1926		N
The Chicken Walk	1912–1916		N
The Circus Is Coming to Town	1917–1921		N
The Devil Has Brought Up All the Coal	1917–1921		N
The Eyes of Youth See the Truth	1917–1921		N
The Fifth Army's Where My Heart Is	1942–1946		N
The First Lady	1962–1966		N
The Freedom Train	1947–1951		N
The Friars Parade	1912–1916		N
The Funnies	1932–1936		N
The Funny Little Melody	1912–1916		N
The Garden of Yesterday	1912–1916		N
The Girl on the Magazine Cover	1912–1916		N
The Girl That I Marry	1942–1946		Y
The Girls of My Dreams	1917–1921		N
The Grizzly Bear	1907–1911		N
The Hand That Rocked My Cradle Rules My Heart	1917–1921		N
The Happy New Year Blues	1922–1926		N
The Haunted House	1912–1916		N
The Honorable Profession of the Fourth Estate	1947–1951		N
The Hostess with the Mostes'	1947–1951		N
The Kick in the Pants	1942–1946		N
The Ki-I-Youdling Dog	1912–1916		N
The Law Must Be Obeyed	1912–1916		N
The Leg of Nations	1917–1921		N
The Legend of the Pearls	1917–1921		N
The Little Girl Who Couldn't Care	1912–1916		N
The Little Red Lacquer Cage	1922–1926		N
The Little Things In Life	1930		N
The Lord Done Fixed up My Soul	1937–1941		N
The Million Dollar Ball	1912–1916		N
The Minstrel Parade	1912–1916		N
The Monkey Doodle Doo	1912–1916		N
The Most Expensive Statue in the World	1947–1951		N
The Most	1952–1956		N
The New Moon	1919		N
The Night Is Filled with Music	1937–1941		N
The Ocarina	1947–1951		N
The Old Maid's Ball	1912–1916		N
The Old Man	1952–1956		N
The P.X.	1962–1966		N
The Passion Flower	1917–1921		N
The Piccolino	1932–1936		N
The Police of New York	1927–1931		N
The Policemen's Ball	1947–1951		N
The President's Birthday Ball	1942–1946		N
The Pulitzer Prize	1947–1951		N
The Race Horse and the Flea	1942–1946		N
The Ragtime Jockey Man	1912–1916		N
The Ragtime Violin	1907–1911		N
The Road that Leads to Love	1917–1921		N
The Schoolhouse Blues	1917–1921		N
The Secret Service	1962–1966		N
The Song Is Ended (but the Melody Lingers On)	1927–1931		Y
The Song of the Metronome	1937–1941		N
The Sterling Silver Moon	1917–1921		N
The Sun Dollars	1912–1916		N
The Syncopated Vamp	1917–1921		N
The Syncopated Walk	1912–1916		N
The Ten Best Undressed Women in the World	1962–1966		N
The Train	1947–1951		N
The Voice of Belgium	1912–1916		N
The Waltz of Long Ago	1922–1926		N
The Washington Twist	1962–1966		N
The Wedding of Words and Music	1917–1921		N
The Yam	1937–1941		N
The Yiddisha Professor	1912–1916		N
There Are No Wings on a Foxhole	1942–1946		N
There are Two Eyes in Dixie	1917–1921		N
There's a Corner Up in Heaven	1917–1921		N
There's a Girl in Arizona	1912–1916		N
There's a Girl in Havana	1907–1911		N
There's No Business Like Show Business[6]	1946		Y
There's Something Nice about the South	1917–1921		N
They Always Follow Me Around	1912–1916		N
They Call It Dancing	1917–1941		N
They Like Ike	1947–1951		N
They Love Me[5]	1962		N
They Say It's Wonderful	1942–1946		Y
They're Blaming the Charleston	1922–1926		N
They're on Their Way to Mexico	1912–1916		N
They've Got Me Doin' It Now	1912–1916		N
They Were All Out of Step But Jim[1]	1917		Y
This Is a Great Country	1962–1966		N
This Is the Army, Mister Jones	1942		N
This Is the Life	1912–1916		N
This Time	1942–1946		N
This Year’s Kisses	1937–1941		N
Tickling the Ivories	1927–1931		N
Ting-a-Ling, the Bells'll Ring	1922–1926		N
To Be Forgotten	1927–1931		N
To Be Or Not To Be	1932–1936		N
To My Mammy	1927–1931		N
Toast to Prohibition	1927–1931		N
Together We Two	1927–1931		N
Tokio Blues	1922–1926		N
Too Many Sweethearts	1922–1926		N
Top Hat, White Tie and Tails	1932–1936		Y
Torch Song	1927–1931		N
Tra-La, La, La!	1912–1916		N
Try It On Your Piano	1907–1911		N
Two Cheers Instead of Three	1927–1931		N
Unlucky in Love	1922–1926		N
Until I Fell in Love with You	1915		N
Ve Don't Like It	1942–1946		N
Venetian Isles	1922–1926		N
Virginia Lou	1907–1911		N
Wait Until Your Daddy Comes Home	1912–1916		N
Wait Until You're Married	1962–1966		N
Waiting At The End Of The Road	1929		N
Was There Ever a Pal Like You?	1917–1921		N
Washington Square Dance	1947–1951		N
Wasn't It Yesterday?	1917–1921		N
Watch Your Step	1912–1916		N
We Have Much to Be Thankful For	1912–1916		N
We Saw the Sea	1932–1936		N
We Should Care	1922–1926		N
Welcome Home	1912–1916		N
We'll All Be in Heaven When the Dollar Goes to Hell	1932–1936		N
We'll All Go Voting for Al	1922–1926		N
We'll Never Know	1922–1926		N
We'll Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait	1907–1911		N
We're on Our Way to France	1917–1921		N
What a Lucky Break for Me	1927–1931		N
What Am I Gonna Do?	1907–1911		N
What Are We Gonna Do with All the Jeeps?	1942–1946		N
What Can You Do with a General?	1947–1951		N
What Chance Have I With Love?	1937–1941		N
What Chance Have I With Love?	1952–1956		N
What Do I Have to Do to Get My Picture in the Paper?	1947–1951		N
What Does He Look Like?	1942–1946		N
What Does It Matter?	1927–1931		N
What Is Love?	1912–1916		N
What Makes Me Love You?	1927–1931		N
What'll I Do?[1]	1924		Y
What's There about Me?	1922–1926		N
When a One-Star General's Daughter Meets a Four-Star General's Son	1952–1956		N
When I Discovered You	1912–1916		N
When I Get Back to the U.S.A.	1912–1916		N
When I Hear You Play That Piano, Bill	1907–1911		N
When I Leave the World Behind	1912–1916		N
When I Lost You	1912		Y
When I'm Alone I'm Lonesome	1907–1911		N
When I'm Out with You	1912–1916		N
When I'm Thinking of You, I'm Thinking of a Wonderful Love	1912–1916		N
When It Rains, Sweetheart, When It Rains	1912–1916		N
When It's Night Time in Dixie Land	1912–1916		N
When It's Peach Blossom Time in Lichtenburg	1952–1956		N
When Johnson's Quartet Harmonize	1912–1916		N
When Love Was All	1957–1961		N
When My Baby Smiles	1917–1921		N
When My Dreams Come True	1927–1931		N
When That Man Is Dead and Gone	1937–1941		N
When the Black Sheep Returns to the Fold	1912–1916		N
When the Curtain Falls	1917–1921		N
When the Folks High-Up Do the Mean Low Down	1927–1931		N
When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for Alabam[8]	1912		N
When This Crazy World Is Sane Again	1937–1941		N
When We're Running a Little Hotel of Our Own	1922–1926		N
When Winter Comes	1937–1941		N
When You Kiss an Italian Girl	1907–1911		N
When You Walked Out, Someone Else Walked Right In	1922–1926		N
When You're Down in Louisville (Call on Me)	1912–1916		N
When You're in Town (In My Home Town)	1907–1911		N
Where is My Little Old New York?	1922–1926		N
Where Is the Song of Songs for Me?	1927–1931		N
While the Band Played an American Rag	1912–1916		N
Whisper It	1962–1966		N
Whistling Rag	1907–1911		N
White Christmas[6]	1942		Y
Who Do You Love, I Hope?[7]	1942–1946		Y
Who Needs the Birds and the Bees?	1962–1966		N
Who	1922–1926		N
Why Do You Want to Know Why?	1922–1926		N
Will She Come from the East?	1922–1926		N
Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking Now?	1917–1921		N
Why Don't They Give Us a Chance?	1912–1916		N
Why I Love My Baby	1927–1931		N
Why Should He Fly at So Much a Week?	1927–1931		N
Wild about You	1937–1941		N
Wild Cherries Rag	1907–1911		N
Wishing	1907–1911		N
With a Family Reputation	1922–1926		N
With My Head in the Clouds	1942–1946		N
With You	1927–1931		N
Woodman, Woodman, Spare That Tree	1907–1911		N
Yankee Love	1907–1911		N
Yascha Michaeloffsky's Melody	1927–1931		N
Yiddisha Eyes	1907–1911		N
Yiddisha Nightingale	1907–1911		N
Yiddle on Your Fiddle Play Some Ragtime	1907–1911		N
You Better Come Home	1912–1916		N
You Can Have Him	1947–1951		Y
You Cannot Make Your Shimmy Shake on Tea	1917–1921		N
You Can't Brush Me Off	1937–1941		N
You Can't Get a Man with a Gun[7]	1942–1946		Y
You Can't Lose the Blues with Colors	1957–1961		N
You Forgot to Remember	1922–1926		N
You Got to Have It in Hollywood	1927–1931		N
You Keep Coming Back Like a Song	1943		Y
You Must Be Born with It	1927–1931		N
You Need a Hobby	1962–1966		N
You Picked a Bad Day to Say Goodbye	1912–1916		N
You'd Be Surprised	1919		Y
You're a Sentimental Guy	1952–1956		N
You're a Sucker for a Dame	1952–1956		N
You're Easy to Dance With	1942–1946		N
You're Just in Love	1947–1951		Y
You're Laughing at Me	1937–1941		Y
You're Lonely and I'm Lonely	1937–1941		N
You're So Beautiful	1917–1921		N
You've Built a Fire Down in My Heart	1907–1911		N
You've Got Me Hypnotized	1907–1911		N
You've Got Your Mother's Big Blue Eyes	1912–1916		N

References

1. "That Old Christmas Feeling: Irving America." Corliss, Richard. TIME. December 24, 2001
2. Bergreen, Laurence. As Thousands Cheer, Viking, 1990
3. "Dreaming of Irving Berlin in the Season That He Owned" New York Times, December 23, 2005 (Estimates he had 1,500 songs)
4. Irving Berlin collection of non-commercial sound recordings [sound recording New York Public Library
5. Special Collections Department, Mississippi State University Libraries
6. Bergreen, Laurence. As Thousands Cheer: The Life of Irving Berlin Da Capo Press (1996)
7. Klein, Alvin "Theater: A Rip-Roaring 'Annie Get Your Gun" New York Times May 31, 1987. Retrieved 09-02-16
8. MIT Libraries: Lewis Music Library

External links

• Irving Berlin at the IBDB database