Listen Song o' My Heart (1930) Soundtrack
Broken hearts in Ireland. Sean is a great tenor, in semi-retirement, living in a village close to Mary, the woman he's always loved. Mary's aunt convinced her to marry a man for his money; he's has recently deserted her, leaving h...
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I Hear You Calling Me |
Harold Herford: writer
Charles Marshall: writer
John McCormack: performer
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Ireland, Mother Ireland |
John McCormack: performer
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The Rose of Tralee |
John McCormack: performer
Charles W. Glover: writer
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Ireland, Mother Ireland |
P.J. O'Reilly: writer
Raymond Loughborough: writer
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The Rose of Tralee |
C. Mordaunt Spencer: writer
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Little Boy Blue |
Ethelbert Nevin: composer
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A Fairy Story by the Fire |
Oskar Merikanto: composer
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Then You'll Remember Me |
Michael William Balfe: composer
Alfred Bunn: writer
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A Fairy Story by the Fire |
John McCormack: performer
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Just for Today |
John McCormack: performer
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Little Boy Blue |
John McCormack: performer
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Luoghi Sereni e Cari |
John McCormack: performer
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Then You'll Remember Me |
John McCormack: performer
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A Fairy Story by the Fire |
Angela Campbell-MacInnes: writer
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Just for Today |
Sybil F. Partridge: writer
Blanche Ebert Seaver: writer
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Little Boy Blue |
Eugene Field: writer
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Luoghi Sereni e Cari |
Stefano Donaudy: writer
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I Feel You Near Me |
Joseph McCarthy: writer
James F. Hanley: writer
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Plaisir d'Armour |
Johann Martini: composer
Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian: writer
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A Pair of Blue Eyes |
William Kernell: writer
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I Feel You Near Me |
John McCormack: performer
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A Pair of Blue Eyes |
John McCormack: performer
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Plaisir d'Armour |
John McCormack: performer
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All Mein Gedanken |
John McCormack: performer
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Kitty, My Love, Will You Marry Me? |
John McCormack: performer
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The Magpie's Nest |
John McCormack: performer
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