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Antique sheet music: You don't have to tell me
Page Updated: 15th January 2019
- Title:You don't have to tell me
- Type:Sheet Music
- Year:1941
- First Line:It's all over town that you're letting me down
- Composer:Art Noel & Don Pelosi
- Lyrisist:Art Noel & Don Pelosi
- Publisher:Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd
- Key Note:G major/E minor
- Item ID:165
- Details:Featured by Betty Driver in the Butcher''s Empire film "Facing the music"
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Grade 1
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Grade 2
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