starts to hope for a new life with Patrick, she discovers he has been drawn into plans for a dock strike, leading to an argument between them. To get back at Patrick, Maggie becomes involved with Willie Morgan, a corrupt local deal-maker. Patrick discovers that a shipment at the docks comprises weapons for police in apartheid South Africa. He and other workers decide to sabotage the weapons. Maggie breaks with Willie, and she and Patrick commit to each other. The sabotage plan is betrayed and Patrick is killed in a fight over the weapons. Maggie is left devastated and with no option but to continue working as a prostitute. Song list Overture/The Ballad Of The "Liver" Bird Lullaby/I Love A Man Casey Shine You Swine Day Don't Do Dat T’Day I Told You So Right Of Way Stroll On Away from Home Maggie, Maggie May D'Land of Promises Carrying On Union Cha-Cha It's Yourself The World's a Lovely Place I'm Me (We Don't All Wear) D’Same Size Boots It's Yourself (Reprise) Finale/The Ballad of the 'Liver' Bird (Reprise) Judy Garland EP "Maggie, Maggie May", "The Land of Promises", "It's Yourself" and "There's Only One Union" were later recorded by American singer, Judy Garland. Garland was friends with Lionel Bart, who was also rumored to be Judy's manager at the time. The songs were recorded in London by George Martin and released on the Capitol Records Label in September 1964 as an EP. Garland subsequently recorded several of the songs again while performing with her daughter, Liza Minnelli at the London Palladium in November, 1964. Shirley Bassey released "It's Yourself" as her penultimate Columbia single in 1965. References External links 1964 musicals British musicals Ivor Novello Award winners West End musicals Plays set in Liverpool