Nancy Wilson Lyrics

Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words)

I Want to Be Loved

On the Street Where You Live

Guess Who I Saw Today

What a Little Moonlight Can Do

Call It Stormy Monday

The Nearness of You

On Green Dolphin Street

The Things We Did Last Summer

The Masquerade Is Over

Happy Talk

The Old Country

Miss Otis Regrets (She’s Unable to Lunch Today)

Little Girl Blue

Sophisticated Lady

As Long as He Needs Me

You Can Have Him

The Days of Wine & Roses

Moon River

You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To

Never Let Me Go

The Song Is You

Satin Doll

Someone to Watch Over Me

The Boy From Ipanama

(You Don’t Know) How Glad I Am

Don’t Rain on My Parade

West Coast Blues

Time After Time

There Will Never Be Another You

I Left My Heart in San Francisco

Call Me Irresponsible

What Kind of Fool Am I?

Don’t Talk, Just Sing

Ten Good Years

The Music That Makes Me Dance

You’ve Lost That Loving Feelin’

If I Ruled the World

Hey There

Makin’ Whoopee

The Shadow of Your Smile

Close Your Eyes

Try a Little Tenderness

Like Someone in Love

Willow Weep for Me

Just for a Thrill

Born Free

Too Long at the Fair

Sunny

You’ve Changed

It Never Entered My Mind

For Once in My Life

Welcome to My Love

Face It Girl, It’s Over

Gentle on My Mind

The Man That Got Away (live)

I Can’t Get Started (live)

It Only Takes A Moment

Out Of This World

In a Long White Room

Son of a Preacher Man

You’re All I Need to Get By

Can’t Take My Eyes Off You

Joe

In a Sentimental Mood

Prelude to a Kiss

The Greatest Performance of My Life (live)

Don’t Misunderstand

You’re as Right as Rain

This Mother’s Daughter

This Is All I Ask

Take Love Easy

Turned to Blue

Knitting Class

Be My Love

Taking a Chance on Love

Just Once

These Golden Years

I Don’t Remember Ever Growing Up

Old Folks

I’ll Be Seeing You

Hey There

This Dream

I’ll Only Miss Him When I Think of Him

He Loves Me

Here’s That Rainy Day

I Had a Ball

Hello, Dolly!

Makin’ Whoopee

Somewhere

I’ve Got Your Number

Young and Foolish

You’d Better Love Me

Don’t Go to Strangers

Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good to You

Your Name Is Love

Too Late Now

Like Someone in Love

Tender Loving Care

As You Desire Me

I Want to Talk About You

Love‐Wise

Try a Little Tenderness

Close Your Eyes