| Acuff-Rose Publications, Inc. documents |
| title | Number of documents |
| A Little love won't hurt a thing & 69 other titles | 30 |
| All I need is you (when anything goes wrong) By Johnny Mathis part 2 | 30 |
| All that I have left of you & 133 other titles | 29 |
| Ancestry of Dr. Francis Frederick Brown and Emma Mary Clapp and their descendants | 30 |
| Andy, would you take her home? By Jack Douglas Owen, Jr. p.k.a. Doug Owen, I remember the good old days | 30 |
| Andy, would you take her home? By Jack Douglas Owen, Jr. p.k.a. Doug Owen, I see, but I don't believe | 30 |
| An Investigation of the combined effects of property taxes and local public spending on property values . | 30 |
| Another face of me, & 1 other selection, Sundays are blue, Dream to sleep | 29 |
| Another face, some other place. w & m Wes Bryan, pseud. (of Bryan Westfield Mintz), Fred Horton, Reese Morgan, pseud. (of Edward J. Fleming) | 30 |
| Are you coming back to me?, & 3 other song lyrics, Two times stronger, Drivin' in my car | 30 |
| Before you go & 9 other titles | 29 |
| Blessing and glory and honor and power be unto thy name, oh Lord, Daddy doesn't live here anymore--the single-parent family | 30 |
| Blue side of the world & 5 other titles, Turn me off, Dead love letters | 25 |
| Calling on you & 2 other titles, Bitter Creek, Compromise | 27 |
| Can't get with it (without you) By Boudleaux & Felice Bryant, Candy's in the wishing well | 30 |
| Clarence McDonald/Andre Roberson collection, Victim eyes, Tomatoes | 29 |
| Coming apart at the dreams & 3 other titles part 2 | 24 |
| Dancing at the ball of my life & 5 other titles, The Kitchen song, Make me some love | 30 |
| Doesn't it seem like old times & 5,851 other titles. (Part 007 of 031) | 30 |
| Don't lay your head (too long upon her shoulder) By R. P. Schaap, G. A. M. Schaap & V. D. Berg | 30 |
| Don't leave me (I'm sorry) By Patti LaBelle, Thomas Johnson & Bud Ellison part 4 | 30 |
| Don't throw your love away & 11 other titles | 30 |
| Everybody but me. Words & music: Dixie Lee, pseud. of Gladys Smith | 30 |
| Everything but/surrender (7018972108) By Claire Cloninger, Curt Cloninger, Bruce Greer & Don Cason part 3 | 30 |
| Everything has changed (except my love for you) By D. Frazier & A. L. Owens, Mine and Daddy's day | 30 |
| First forget (what has made you blue) By Harold Don Floyd p.k.a. Lucky Floyd, Robert M. Smith p.k.a. Bob Morris, & Gary P. Nunn part 5 | 30 |
| Floyd Cramer hits arranged in Floyd Cramer style. m, arr. & compilation by Floyd Cramer | 30 |
| Foolish pride & 3 other titles | 30 |
| Forget my broken heart. Words & music: Dusty Owens, pseud. of Robert James Kucharski, & Joe Parish | 30 |
| For the rest of my life & 3 other titles | 24 |
| Forty and fadin' & 1 other title, Society, Complexion girl | 30 |
| Get thee behind me romance. w Ruth Oma (Roma) Mackintosh (Ruth Oma (Roma) Mackintosh Wilkinson), m Watt Watkins | 24 |
| Glass houses & 1 other title | 30 |
| Great shining light. Melody: traditional, words: Roy Acuff & Herald Goodman, One old shirt | 25 |
| Green back dollar & 4 other titles, You, Three chord city | 30 |
| Hand shakin', love makin', girl takin' son-of-a-gun from next door. w & m Joe Tex (a.k.a. Joseph Arrington, Jr.), Jerry Crutchfield part 3 | 30 |
| Happy anniversary (Happy Hawaiian anniversary) Co-author: Jerry Bryd part 2 | 30 |
| He's not good enough for me. w & m Bobby Belew, Van Givens, Tom Stanley, Song for Sybil | 25 |
| Hey Lucille. w & m Marijohn Wilkin, Fred Burch & Jimmy C. Newman, Oh, how I love London | 26 |
| Hold me in your arms (the prodigal) By John Elefante & Dino Elefante | 30 |
| Home is such a lonely place to go. Sweet magnolia blossom. Artist: Billie Craddock (Crash Craddock), sound recording by ABC Records, Inc | 30 |
| Hotter than hell in America, All over, Precious gem | 25 |
| I didn't have the heart to say goodbye. Words & music: Fred Rose & Denver Darling | 25 |
| I'd like to put you in a song (and sing you to the world) By A. L. "Doodle" Owens & Joe Melson part 3 | 30 |
| If I say I love you (consider me drunk) / I'll break out again tonight, Something happened to my tears | 30 |
| If you can't be true to yourself love, how can you be true to me, Ike Everly's rag | 27 |
| If you don't love me (why don't you just leave me alone) & Thank you! my love part 2 | 30 |
| I just called to say I love you. Words & music: Sonny James, pseud. of Jimmie Loden & John Skye, pseud. of John Polansky | 23 |
| I know. w LaVerne Tripp, m Burns, Rouse & Mann, He's coming soon, You've got a friend | 27 |
| I know your time is precious and, Princess, so are you, I still believe in miracles | 27 |
| I'll just hurt away the memories & 2 other titles, Love happy & 3 other titles, Nashville jubilee | 30 |
| Illustrations of the Huttonian theory of the Earth. Introd. and biographical notes: George Willard White | 24 |
| I'ma one man home lovin' woman (with a two woman honky tonk man) w & m Dallas Frazier & A. L. Owens (Doodle Owens) part 2 | 30 |
| I'm livin' it up (can't live it down), Appalachia, Life's good | 30 |
| I never caught on fire (till I met you) By Dallas Frazier & Sanger D. Shafer, I don't want to end up crying | 30 |
| In name only & 2 other titles | 30 |
| Instructor's manual to accompany The American system of government and The American federal government. By John H. Ferguson & Dean E. McHenry | 30 |
| I still believe in love & 4 other titles | 30 |
| I thought of you and said a little prayer. m Richard R. Froeber, w Helen S. Farries | 28 |
| It's a lovely day & other titles, I had her in my life, Dreaming on a quiet afternoon | 27 |
| It's wonderful to be an American. Words & music by Howard Westley Ribby, 1920, Breath | 29 |
| I've been here before & 25 other titles | 30 |
| Lassie and the mystery at Blackberry Bog. By Robert Maxwell Associates, employer for hire of Dorothea J. Snow and Ken Sawyer | 30 |
| Last night the sun didn't shine all day, Do us a favor, A Happy love song | 26 |
| Leave a little play (in the chains of love) By J. L. Dickens & Larry Kirby, I won't know until to-morrow | 29 |
| Leftover love & 3 other titles | 29 |
| Love life at fourteen. Words & music: Dallas Frazier, Elvira, Ain't we lucky, babe? | 30 |
| Lover done me wrong (railroad track) Written by Chandler & Stevenson, My little yellow bird | 30 |
| Man and the modern city. Edited by Elizabeth Geen, Jeanne R. Lowe & Kenneth Walker | 30 |
| Melanchthon: selected writings. Translated by Charles Leander Hill, edited by Lowell J. Satre and Elmer Ellsworth Flack | 30 |
| Mirage. w & m Ramsey Kearney & Mel Tillis, French w Jacques Mareuil (Andre Xavier) | 30 |
| Mirror, mirror (on the table) By Emilio Castillo, Stephen Kupka & D. Sohn part 2 | 30 |
| My collection of gospel songs for 2002, Holocaust, Six original songs | 30 |
| My love will never change & 2 other titles, On the wrong side of the road, (Lost her love) on our last date | 30 |
| No one else (could love you like I do) By Fred R. Maddox & Jimmy Ringo, Bill Cheatham (arr.) | 30 |
| Old folks cry a lot more (than we'll ever know) By John D. Loudermilk, I hope it will be me | 30 |
| One drink is too many (and a hundred's not enough) By Ira Louvin & Anne Young, One day I'll get over you | 30 |
| One man's trash (is another man's treasure) bw I can't wait unitl tomorrow SR 20-200 (1980) | 30 |
| One man's woman. By Kenny Rogers Productions, employer for hire | 30 |
| One night love affair | 30 |
| Orpheus with his lute. Words from Henry VIII by Shakespeare [i.e. William Shakespeare], music by R. Vaughan Williams [i.e. Ralph Vaughan Williams], arr. for S.S.: Harry Dexter part 2 | 30 |
| Pass the word. w & m Guy Singer, pseud. of Earl Chalmers Guisinger | 22 |
| Please call me honey. Words & melody by Mabel Martina Jacobs, Please call | 30 |
| Quilt of memories collection. By Terry Stephen Smith, 1944, Ridin' hard, Stillwater | 30 |
| Rainy day; words, music, instrumentation-piano. No. 9, I won't tell you any lies | 25 |
| Riding in a van called Lucy (with a girl from ...) Written by Pacic & Bennett, Rhonda's song | 22 |
| Riding in a van called Lucy (with a girl from ...) Written by Pacic & Bennett, Ridin' rainbows | 30 |
| Santa Claus or dream-keeper, send my dream-man dream-girl for Christmas day (my birthday) part 2 | 30 |
| She met him on the Internet, You played me for a fool, Used to be | 30 |
| Singing those lovesick blues again, Look what followed me home, Somebody almost loved me | 27 |
| Sing the blues for me, baby, Fire in your life, Throw me in the river | 30 |
| Sing the blues with a little smile & breathe free collection | 30 |
| Somebody else may be telling her something | 30 |
| Somebody's smiling (while I'm crying) By Dude Day, Curtis Holbert & Delmar Loveday part 3 | 30 |
| Stories of the Christ child. Text: Mary Alice Jones, ill.: Eleanor Corwin, Arizona Sun illustration | 30 |
| Sweet Kentucky sunrise ; m John Hunter Gibson, 1962- ; w Jim Harp, 1934, Interstate blues | 29 |
| Tell me when the flag is passing by | 29 |
| Temporarily yours ... permanently collectible | 26 |
| Thank God (for blessed Jesus) Written by Edwards & Maxwell, That somebody is me | 30 |
| Thank God for my life. Co-writers: Bad Ass, Delmar Arnaud "Daz" & Tray Dee | 30 |
| That's when I see the blues (in your pretty brown eyes) m Carl Belew, Tommy Blake, W. S. Stevenson | 30 |
| The Common, broke elastic, rotten cotton, hound snoopin', ankle droppin', funky fuzzy, white sock blues number two part 2 | 30 |
| The Girl next door. Sung in the picture Athena. By Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane | 30 |
| The Great atomic power & 1 other title, Where the babes all go, Gimme a little sugar. w & m Buddy Bain & Martha Ellis | 30 |
| Then you won't have to cry (for the rocks and the mountains) By Johnnie & Homer Bailes part 2 | 30 |
| The opera ain't over ('til the fat lady sings) Written by Givens & Belew, She discovered gold in my back yard | 30 |
| The parlor of the pen. w & m John A. Meadows, Edgel G. Groves, & Ensign Music Corporation, employer for hire of Rhett Davis | 30 |
| Time hurts (as well as it heals) By Don Gibson, This old country boy gets right | 30 |
| Trouble in these mountains. w & m Dale Siegenthaler, Carl Tilton & Marvin Rainwater | 30 |
| Vision--how, why, and what we see. No. 7828. By Golden Press, Inc., employer for hire of Janette Rainwater & Weimer Pursell | 30 |
| Wail of the songplugger; background music. m & recitation: Ted Brooks (Theodore Roosevelt Brooks) | 30 |
| We've got love & 1 other title | 27 |
| Why did you come my way? w & m Marijohn Wilkin & Mary Claire Rhodes, Tree trunk | 30 |
| Why did you have to go and leave me (lonesome blues)? By Marvin Rainwater, Dale's ditties | 25 |
| Would I be the looser (the looser, not you) w Irene Stier, w & m Joe Grieshop, My suspicious mind & 1 other title | 26 |
| You and me & 1 other title, That woman of mine, We've got to love that other woman out of me | 27 |
| You can't drive me crazy (I've been that way for years), Yesterday's roads, Depression blues | 30 |
| You only want me when you're lonely. Words & music: Lonnie Johnson (Lorenzo Joel Johnson) | 30 |
| You've got a heart like a merry-go-round. Words & music: Jimmy Work & James Wagner | 30 |
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