Song from Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera"
Song from way back
song from west side story
Song from yesteryear
song German words
Song girl in a 1905 tune
Song girl who's "sweet as apple cider"
Song heard at 15-Across
Song heard at 46-Across
Song heard at the SkyDome
Song heard in "Good Morning, Vietnam"
Song heard in the film "Marley & Me"
Song holder
Song immortalized by Fanny Brice
Song in "Let Em Eat Cake": 1933
Song in "Mamma Mia!"
Song in "The Sound of Music"
Song in a 54-Down
Song in a commercial
Song in a libretto
Song in an opera
Song in an opera house
Song in Italian, often
Song in Italian, perhaps
Song in praise of God
SONG in rhythmic measure as distinct from a recitative
Song in the Alps
Song in the Bible
Song in the musical "Kismet"
Song in tribute to Marilyn
Song in which one professes their knowledge of the song
song Italian
song like
Song like "take me or leave me"
Song like cries
Song line
Song line starter
Song lines
Song lyric before "short and stout"
Song lyric following "But as long as you love me so"
Song lyric, sort of
song Martin, Steve movie
song melody
Song miss
Song much played on the radio
song National competitor
Song of __ (book of the Bible)
Song of ___ (Rimsky-Korsakov)
Song of "Salome"
Song of 1850, "Santa ___"
Song of 1859 ... or what the five circled letters represent?
Song of David
Song of enduring popularity
Song of exultation
Song of grief
Song of Hiawatha lament
Song of Hiawatha tribe
Song of India
Song of India for one
Song of India, e.g.
Song of India?
Song of joy
Song of joyful praise
Song of King David
Song of lament
Song of lamentation
Song of loyalty
song of loyalty, esp to a country
SONG of mourning
Song of Myself first name
song of praise
Song of praise (Var.)
Song of Sol. follower
Song of Sol. preceder
Song of Solomon
Song of Solomon follower
Song of Solomon neighbor
Song of Solomon or "The Color Purple"
Song of Songs
Song of sorrow
Song of thanksgiving
Song of the Alps
Song of the Bible
Song of the Earth composer
Song of the Golden Calf, e.g.
song of the king
Song of the past
Song of the season
Song of the South appellation
Song of the South character
Song of the South narrator
Song of the South song syllables
Song of the South storyteller
Song of the South syllables
Song of the South title
Song of the South title for Rabbit or Fox
Song of the South uncle
Song of the South?
Song of the Three Children
Song of the Volga ___
Song of tribute
song of triumph
Song of worship
Song of yesteryear
Song often accompanied by arm movements
Song often heard in a foreign language
Song often sung in grade school
Song often sung in Italian
Song often sung in the snow
Song often sung outdoors
Song often sung with an echo
Song often whistled?
Song on a 45
Song on a carnival ride, e.g.
Song on a CD
Song on a record
Song on a reunion tour, maybe
Song on a stage
Song on an album
Song on Ashlee Simpson's "Autobiography" album
Song on Bob Dylan's "Desire" album
Song on Sarah McLachlan's "Surfacing" album
Song on screen
Song on the "Beatles '65" album
Song on the "Mamma Mia!" soundtrack
Song on the "Rubber Soul" album
Song on the album "ABBA"
Song on the Beatles album "Revolver"
Song on the Beatles' "Let It Be"
Song on the Beatles' "Revolver" album
Song on the Beatles' "Rubber Soul"
Song on the Beatles' "Rubber Soul" album
Song on the Beatles' "White Album"
Song on the bugle
Song one can't perform?
Song one loves, in modern slang
Song opening
Song or "slug" attachment
Song or JetBlue, essentially
Song or slug follower
Song parodied by "Fat"
Song parodied by Weird Al's "Taco Grande"
Song parody with the lyric "You haven't even touched your tuna casserole"
SONG part
Song part before the opening line
Song part that's repeated
Song part with no guitarists or singers
Song partner
Song parts
Song performed at both Obama inaugural parades
Song performed by 51-/66-Across in a 1974 spoof
Song performed by two
Song performed by U2 at Live Aid in 1985, and a single for Michael Jackson in 1987
Song performed on the first episode of "Saturday Night Live"
Song performed singly
Song played at Blues home games
Song played at school dance in "Back to the Future"
Song played at the school dance in "Back to the Future'
Song played athe the school dance in "Back to the Future"
Song played on a mandolin
Song popularized by Vincent Lopez
Song pour les Enfants Place for les
Song prelude
Song publisher's output
Song recorded by 'N Sync in 2000
Song refrain
song refrain Children Bring up
Song released on a 45
song Rossini creation
Song royalties org.
song Schubert chamber work
song Scottish
Song section
Song sections
Song segments
Song selection
Song snippet
Song spelled with arm motions
Song standard on "Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits"
Song start
Song starter
song starter Durante Prominent feature
Song starter that becomes "Jose" in an oft-told joke
Song starting "My country, 'tis of thee"
Song starting with "My country"
Song storage device since 2001
song subject Frequent
Song such as "Nessun dorma"
Song such as "Yesterday"
Song sung about 27-Down
Song sung alone
Song sung around Christmas
Song sung by a French fruit lover?
Song sung by a patriotic politician
Song sung by an orphan
Song sung by Beyonce at a 2009 Inauguration Ball
Song sung by candlelight, perhaps
Song sung by candlelight, sometimes
Song sung by Grizabella the Glamour Cat
Song sung by Mehitabel in Broadway's "Shinbone Alley"
Song sung by one
Song sung by one person
Song sung by Pinocchio
Song sung by Sam and Donna in "Mamma Mia!"
Song sung by this puzzle's subjects on 6-Down's show on 9/12/65
Song sung by two
Song sung in church
Song sung in December
Song sung in Italian, perhaps
Song sung in pews
Song sung in the "Iliad"
Song sung in the spotlight
Song sung on 57 Down
Song sung on a porch, maybe
Song sung on a stage
Song sung on doorsteps
Song sung on Sunday
Song sung on the road
Song sung singly
Song sung solo
Song sung solo at the Met
song sung while doing physical work
Song sung while in the spotlight
Song sung with arm motions
SONG sung with chorus while doing heavy work
Song superstar Swift
song Swan City on the
Song syllable
Song syllable repeated after "Da Doo"
Song syllables
Song syllables before "It's off to work we go"
Song syllables in the title of a 1964 hit
Song text
Song that asks "Where'd you get those eyes?"
Song that begins "How come you're always such a fussy young man?"
Song that begins "My country, 'tis of thee"
Song that begins "The sun'll come out"
Song that brings back memories
Song that brings it all back
Song that can have up to 176 verses
Song that can't be sung alone
Song that ends "Bless my homeland forever"
Song that ends "Full of heavenly joy!"
Song that ends "God hold secure!"
Song that knocked "Ticket to Ride" out of the #1 slot
Song that lost to "Born Free" on Oscar night
Song that may be performed with supertitles
Song that may include some high notes
Song that might have hosannas
Song that might have trills