Film Score
- A Clock in New York
- I Want Him Resplendent
- Leopold Chases Stuart to Brooklyn
- That Was Your Best?
- Let's Go!
- Leopold Sees the Completed Bridge
- You Did So Great (Kate's Theme)
- Galloping
- Dearest Kate...
- Prolixin/Leopold and Charlie Buy Flowers
- Charlie Wins Patrice, Leopold Wins Kate
- Secret Drawer
- Time for Bed
- Charlie Realises Leopold Was For Real – 1876
- Kate Goes to the Awards
- Kate Sees the Pictures – "I have to Go"
- You Have to Cross the Girder
- Back in 1876 – Waltz
- Back Where I Belong (song – Jula Bell)
- Until... (song – Sting)
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