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Subways Are for Sleeping Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Subways Are for Sleeping Lyrics: Song List

  1. Act 1
  2. Subways Are for Sleeping 
  3. Girls Like Me 
  4. Station Rush 
  5. I'm Just Taking My Time 
  6. I Was a Shoo-In 
  7. Subway Directions 
  8. Ride Through the Night 
  9. Who Knows What Might Have Been? 
  10. Swing Your Projects 
  11. Strange Duet 
  12. I Said It and I'm Glad 
  13. Be a Santa
  14. Act 2
  15. Subway Incident 
  16. How Can Your Describe a Face? 
  17. I Just Can't Wait 
  18. Comes Once in a Lifetime 
  19. What Is This Feeling in the Air? 
  20. Subways Are for Sleeping (Finale) 
  21. Other Songs
  22. Getting Married 
  23. I'm Just Taking My Time 
  24. I'm Just Taking My Time (Reprise) (I Walk a Little Dog) 
  25. Hey, Charlie, Let's Talk 
  26. Life's Not That Simple 
  27. Man With a Plan 

About the "Subways Are for Sleeping" Stage Show

The music for the show wrote J. Styne. The libretto and lyrics were composed by A. Green & B. Comden, accordingly. Pre-Broadway run took place in November 1961 in Philadelphian Shubert Theatre. From late November to mid-December 1961, the histrionics was in Boston Colonial Theatre. Try-outs on Broadway began in late December 1961. Five days before the New Year in St. James Theatre was the premiere of the play. The last performance was in June 1962 after 2 preliminaries & 205 regular performances. Production was realized by the director and choreographer M. Kidd. Scenography has been designed by W. S. Armstrong. Costumes made F. Wittop. The main roles in the theatrical performed C. Lawrence & S. Chaplin. Other actors were: C. Young, P. Newman, O. Bean, J. Sharpe, G. Connell & G. Varrone. In the XXI century, Opening Doors Theatre Company carried out a new production. The musical was held in New York’s Duplex Cabaret Theatre in November 2009, directed by H. Coris and choreographed by D. Funes. The cast involved S. Plachy, E. Cronican, S. M. Harrison & L. Windsor. In 1961, they carried out a record of album with members of the Broadway show. In 1962, production received three Tony Award nominations, winning one.
Release date: 1961

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