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Susan Hayward and Lee Bowman in Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman (1947)

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Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman

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  • Hushabye Island
      (1947)
      (Published as "Hush-a-bye Island")
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics Harold Adamson
      Sung at home by Lee Bowman (uncredited) (dubbed by Hal Derwin) (uncredited)
      Sung by Susan Hayward (uncredited) (dubbed by Peg La Centra (uncredited)) to her baby twice
  • I Miss That Feeling
      (1947)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics Harold Adamson
      Played by bands in various nightclubs and sung by Susan Hayward (uncredited) (dubbed by Peg La Centra (uncredited))
      Reprised by them at an audition
      Played as background music often
  • Life Can Be Beautiful
      (1947)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics Harold Adamson
      Played on piano by Eddie Albert (uncredited) and sung by Lee Bowman (uncredited) (dubbed by Hal Derwin (uncredited))
      Reprised by them at the radio broadcast with background orchestra
      Whistled by Eddie Albert (uncredited)
      Played on a music box
      Reprised again by Eddie Albert (uncredited) and Lee Bowman (uncredited) (dubbed by Hal Derwin (uncredited)) at Angie's party
      Reprised at the Raven Club nightclub and sung by Laurie Douglas (uncredited)
      Played as background music often
  • A Cowboy's Never Lonesome
      (1947)
      by Jack Brooks
      Played on guitar by Eddie Albert (uncredited) and sung by Lee Bowman (uncredited) (dubbed by Hal Derwin (uncredited)) at the radio broadcast
  • Lonely Little Ranch House
      (1947)
      Music by Edgar Fairchild
      Lyrics Jack Brooks
      Played on guitar by Eddie Albert (uncredited) and sung by Lee Bowman (uncredited) (dubbed by Hal Derwin (uncredited)) at the radio broadcast
  • When Love is Young
      (1937) (uncredited)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics Harold Adamson
      Played on piano by Eddie Albert and partially sung by Lee Bowman (dubbed by Hal Derwin)

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