One "Overture" - Orchestra "Half as Big as Life" - Chuck "Grapes of Roth" - Orchestra "Upstairs" - Chuck "You'll Think of Someone" - Chuck & Fran "Our Little Secret" - Chuck & Sheldrake "I Say a Little Prayer" + - Fran "She Likes Basketball" - Chuck "Knowing When to Leave" - Fran "Where Can You Take a Girl?" - Dobitch, Kirkeby, Eichelberger, & Vanderhof "Wanting Things" - Sheldrake "Turkey Lurkey Time" - Miss Della Hoya, Miss Polansky, Miss Wong, & Ensemble "A House Is Not a Home" + - Fran Act Two "A Fact Can Be a Beautiful Thing" - Marge & Chuck "Whoever You Are (I Love You)" - Fran "Christmas Day" - Orchestra "A House Is Not A Home (reprise)" + - Chuck "A Young Pretty Girl Like You" - Dr. Dreyfuss & Chuck "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" - Chuck & Fran "Promises, Promises" - Chuck "I'll Never Fall In Love Again (reprise)" + - Chuck & Fran + Added for the 2010 revival Songs cut in the out-of-town tryouts included: "Tick Tock Goes The Clock," "We Did The Right Thing," "Loyal, Resourceful And Cooperative," "Wouldn't That Be A Stroke Of Luck," "Hot Food," "What Am I Doing Here?" Songs written for the show but not used included: "Let's Pretend We're Grown Up," "Phone Calls," "In The Right Kind Of Light." Reception From The New York Times: "Though the work featured memorable dance sequences by a choreographer on the rise named Michael Bennett, what really set it apart was its score, written by the solid-gold pop composer Burt Bacharach with lyrics by Hal David. Mr. Bacharach introduced to Broadway not only the insistently rhythmic, commercial-jingle buoyancy of 1960's soft-core radio fare, but also a cinematic use of Teflon-smooth, offstage backup vocals." Awards and nominations Original Broadway production 2010 Broadway revival In popular culture The title song, "Whoever You Are (I Love You)" and "Wanting Things" were all featured on Dionne Warwick's Scepter LP Promises, Promises which was released in 1968 before the show opened on Broadway. "I'll Never Fall in Love Again" was a hit for Dionne Warwick in the US (No. 6) and for Bobbie Gentry in the UK (No. 1). "Christmas Day" was recorded by Johnny Mathis for his Christmas album Give Me Your Love for Christmas (1969). The title song and "Turkey Lurkey Time" were featured on Glee and the latter performed