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English: Front cover of sheet music for the song "Two Little Love Birds" from the 1921 Broadway musical Love Birds with music by Sigmund Romberg and lyrics by Ballard MacDonald. Published by M. Witmark & Sons in 1921.
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Source Sigmund Romburg, Edgar Allen Wolff, and Ballard MacDonald. (1921) Love Birds. M. Withmark & Sons
Author Sigmund Romburg, composer; Edgar Allen Wolff, book author; and Ballard MacDonald, lyricist

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Front cover of sheet music for the song "Two Little Love Birds" from the 1921 Broadway musical Love Birds by Sigmund Romberg and Ballard MacDonald

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