Rockin' in Rhythm

Duke Ellington And The Jungle Band

Plays when young Philip is in the tree talking about growing up.

Rustle of Spring, Op. 32, No. 3

Christian Sinding

Played on piano by Lili in the pub.

Don't Fence Me In - Single Version

Bing Crosby

Plays when young Philip is in the tree.

It Might as Well Be Spring

Dick Haymes

Lip synched by George Adams and Mr. Marlow.

Lili Marleen: Lied eines jungen Wachtpostens

Lale Andersen

Plays on a phonograph.

Deutschlandlied

German Choir

Hummed by Philip.

Do I Worry?

The Ink Spots

Sung by Mr. Marlow and Raymond in the pub.

Paper Doll

The Mills Brothers

Sung by Philip. Also sung by Mr. Marlow and played during the train ride.

It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow

Irving Berlin

Sung by the schoolchildren.

Rockin' in Rhythm

Duke Ellington And The Jungle Band

Plays when young Philip is in the tree.

Lili Marleen: Lied eines jungen Wachtpostens

Lale Andersen

Plays during the opening scene.

It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow

Irving Berlin

Plays when the old man is wheeled into the ward.

I Get Along Without You Very Well

Lew Stone

Sung by Philip.

Bei Mir Bist Du Schön

Al Bowlly

Plays on the phonograph.

Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive - Single Version

Bing Crosby

Production number in the hospital ward.

You Always Hurt The One You Love

The Mills Brothers

Sung by various characters in the hospital ward and in the pub.

The Umbrella Man

Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra

Philip sings the song with the band.

Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall - Single Version

The Ink Spots

Played when Philip attempts to stand up.

The Very Thought of You (with the Ray Noble Orchestra)

Al Bowlly

Played on the phonograph.

Teddy Bears Picnic

Henry Hall & The BBC Dance Orchestra

Sung by Philip.

Puttin‘ on the Ritz

Irving Berlin

Played when Philip climbs the stairs to where Nicola and Mark are dancing.

We'll Meet Again

Vera Lynn

Plays when Philip leaves the hospital.

After You've Gone

Al Jolson

Sung by the scarecrow in the field and in the hospital ward.