| A1 |
Kind Of An Ode To Duty |
| A2 |
Portrait Of The Artist As A Prematurely Old Man |
| A3 |
Good-Bye, Old Year, You Oaf, Or Why Don't They Pay The Bonus |
| A4 |
Geddondillo |
| A5 |
Watchman, What Of The First Lady? |
| A6 |
Song For A Temperature Of A Hundred And One |
| A7 |
Medusa And The Mot Juste |
| A8 |
A Beginner's Guide To The Ocean |
| A9 |
The Terrible People |
| A10 |
I Don't Mean Us, Except Occasionally |
| A11 |
That Reminds Me |
| A12 |
The Evening Out |
| A13 |
Don't Grin, Or You'll Have To Bear It |
| A14 |
I Remember Yule |
| B1 |
Spring Song |
| B2 |
Bankers Are Just Like Anybody Else. Except Richer |
| B3 |
I Do, I Will, I Have |
| B4 |
How Do You Say Ha-Ha in French? |
| B5 |
What To Do Until The Doctor Goes, Or It's Tomorrow Than You Think |
| B6 |
The Polterguest, My Polterguest |
| B7 |
Piano Tuner, Untune Me That Piano |
| B8 |
Thoughts Thought After A Bridge Party |
| B9 |
Mr Bett's Mind A Kingdom Is |
| B10 |
Allow Me, Madam, But It Won't Help |
| B11 |
You And Me And P.B. Shelley |
| B12 |
The Strange Case Of Mr. Ormantude's Bride |
| B13 |
How To Be Married Without A Spouse, Or Mr. Kipling, What Have You Done With Mrs. Hauksbee? |
| B14 |
Spring Comes To Murray Hill |