Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch)

from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918 Original (1916)

Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) is a song from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918. Sing Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.

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Credits

Composed by: Dave Stamper
Lyrics by: Dave Stamper
Position: Act 2, Song 2 of 9

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Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) appears in Ziegfeld Follies of 1918.

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What is Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch)?: Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) is a Broadway song from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918.
What show is Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) from?: Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) is from Ziegfeld Follies of 1918, a Broadway musical.
Who wrote Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch)?: Good Bye, Dear Old Bachelor Days (Bachelor Days) (music by Louis A. Hirsch) was composed by Dave Stamper with lyrics by Dave Stamper.
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