Otto Harbach - Notable Songs

Notable Songs

He was lyricist for many songs now in the standard repertoire, including:

  • "Allah's Holiday"
  • "Cuddle up a Little Closer, Lovey Mine"
  • "Every Little Movement (Has a Meaning All Its Own)
  • "Giannina Mia"
  • "Going Up"
  • "I Won't Dance"
  • "If You Look in Her Eyes"
  • "Indian Love Call"
  • "Love Is Like a Firefly"
  • "One Alone"
  • "Rackety Coo"
  • "She Didn't Say Yes"
  • "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"
  • "Something Seems Tingle-Ingling"
  • "Sympathy"
  • "The Night Was Made For Love"
  • "The Tickle Toe"
  • "Yesterdays"
  • "Who?" (from 1925 Broadway Musical "Sunny")

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