File:LetMeCallYouSweethartWF.jpg
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"Let Me Call You Sweetheart" sheet music cover
Words By: Beth Slater Whitson
Music By: Leo Friedman
Cover Art By: Brotts-Crews Studios
Published: April 8, 1910
Published By: Harold Rossiter Music Company - Chicago
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