I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska)
I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) is a song from Arms and the Girl. Sing I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.
Sing This Song LiveCredits
- Composed by
- Ivan Caryll
- Lyrics by
- Ivan Caryll
- Position
- Act 1, Song 5 of 7
From the show
I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) appears in Arms and the Girl.
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- What is I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska)?
- I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) is a Broadway song from Arms and the Girl.
- What show is I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) from?
- I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) is from Arms and the Girl, a Broadway musical.
- Who wrote I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska)?
- I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) was composed by Ivan Caryll with lyrics by Ivan Caryll.
- Can I sing I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska) at Sing with the Stars?
- Sing with the Stars features songs from many Broadway shows including I Would Like to Marry You (music by Edward Laska; lyrics by Edward Laska). Members sing karaoke alongside real Broadway performers at live nights in NYC. Request an invite.
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