Muir) 1912 "Take Me to that Swanee Shore" (music by Lewis F. Muir) 1913 "Mammy Jinny's Mubilee" (music by Lewis F. Muir) 1914 "By Heck" (music by S. R. Henry) 1914 "She's Dancing Her Heart Away" (music by Kerry Mills) 1915 "My Sweet Adair" (music by Anatole Friedland) 1916 "I Miss You Miss America" (music by Lee S. Roberts) 1916 "I've Got the Army Blues" (with Carey Morgan) 1916 "My Hawaiian Sunrise" (music by Carey Morgan, recorded by Henry Burr and Albert C. Campbell) 1917 "Are You From Heaven?" (music by Anatole Friedland) 1917 "Camouflage" (with Anatole Friedland) 1917 "Lily of the Valley" (music by Anatole Friedland) 1917 "Set Aside Your Tears (Till the Boys Come Marching Home)" (with Malvin Franklin and Anatole Friedland ) 1921 "Down Yonder" 1924 "O, Katharina" (music by Richard Fall) 1925 "Don't Wake Me Up, Let Me Dream" (music by Mabel Wayne) 1925 "I Miss My Swiss" (music by Abel Baer) 1926 "Hello, Aloha, How Are You?" (music by Abel Baer) 1927 "Lucky Lindy!" (music by Abel Baer) 1928 "Are You Thinking of Me Tonight?" (music by Harry Akst and Benny Davis, recorded by Al Bowlly with John Abriani's Six) 1928 "Ramona" (music by Mabel Wayne, recorded by Whispering Jack Smith, Paul Whiteman Orchestra featuring Bix Beiderbecke, and Gene Austin) 1928 "Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time" (music by Nathaniel Shilkret, recorded by over a hundred artists) 1928 "" (), the Yiddish version of "Sonny Boy" sung by Pesach Burstein 1929 "My Mother's Eyes" (music by Abel Baer) 1931 "Marta" (music by Moises Simons, recorded by (Arthur Tracy, The Street Singer) 1931 "Mama Inez" (music Eliseo Grenet) Lyrics for Broadway productions 1912 The Girl from Brighton 1912–1913 (From) Broadway to Paris 1916–1917 The Century Girl 1917 Doing Our Bit 1919 Oh, What A Girl! 1931 The Singing Rabbi Gilbert & Friedland Gilbert & Friedland was a music publishing partnership between composer, performer, and songwriter Anatole Friedland (also sometimes spelled Anatol Friedland and Anato Friedland) and lyricist L. Wolfe Gilbert. "Are You from Heaven?" "Then You Can Come Back to Me" (1918) "While You're Away" (1918) "That Beloved Cheater of Mine", from film The Beloved Cheater "Singapore (1918), Rector Novelty Orchestra, a ragtime song "Shades of Gray" "Love is a Wonderful Thing" References Bibliography Further reading Bierley, Paul E.; Rehrig, William H. The heritage encyclopedia of band music. Composers and their music, Integrity Press 1991. Bloom,