Jack Lawrence

Memorial

Jack Lawrence

April 7, 1912- March 15, 2009

Singer/Songwriter.  A great man who will be dearly missed by many.

The song most favored by Lindas is the song "Linda" that he wrote in the '40's

"When I go to sleep, I never count sheep, I count all the charms about Linda

And lately it seems, in all of my dreams, I walk with my arms around Linda......"

"Thanks, Jack, for writing our song."

A FEW OF THE SONGS THAT JACK WROTE

"Linda"

"Play, Fiddle, Play

"All Or Nothing At All"

"Somewhere Beyond The Sea"

"Tenderly"

"The Poor People of Paris"

"Sleepy Lagoon"

"Sunrise Serenade"

"If I Didn't Care"

"Ciribiribin"

"With The Wind And The Rain In Your Hair"

"Symphony"

"What Will I Tell My Heart"

"Yes, My Darling Daughter"

"Delicado"

"A Handful Of Stars"

"Hold My Hand"

"Moonlight Masquerade"

"Never Smile At A Crocodile"

"Outside Of Paradise"

"Passing By"

"Pawnbroker Theme"

"Vagabond Dreams"

"What's Your Story, Morning Glory"

"Once Upon A Dream"

"Fickle Finger Of Fate"

"Foolin' Myself"

"In Praise Of Older Women"

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