No, Mary Ann
Stephen Sondheim * Track #17 On Sondheim Sings, Volume 1: 1962-72
Download "No, Mary Ann"
Album Sondheim Sings, Volume 1: 1962-72
- #1Love Is in the Air
Stephen Sondheim
- #2Pretty Little Picture
Stephen Sondheim
- #3Truly Content
Stephen Sondheim
- #4Multitudes of Amys
Stephen Sondheim
- #5Miracle Song
Stephen Sondheim
- #6
The Lame, the Halt and the BlindStephen Sondheim
- #7The Glamorous Life
Stephen Sondheim
- #8Everybody Ought to Have a Maid
Stephen Sondheim
- #9Invocation
Stephen Sondheim
- #10Don’t Look At Me (Follies, 1971)
Stephen Sondheim
- #11Pleasant Little Kingdom
Stephen Sondheim
- #12Everybody Says Don’t
Stephen Sondheim
- #13Losing My Mind
Stephen Sondheim
- #14Broadway Baby
Stephen Sondheim
- #15Anyone Can Whistle
Stephen Sondheim
- #16A Hero Is Coming
Stephen Sondheim
- #17No, Mary Ann
Stephen Sondheim
- #18Marry Me a Little
Stephen Sondheim
- #19Send in the Clowns
Stephen Sondheim
No, Mary Ann by Stephen Sondheim
Release Date
Performed by
Stephen SondheimProduced by
Peter E. JonesWrited by
Stephen SondheimNo, Mary Ann Lyrics
[VOCALIST]
You thought it all would be pie
No, Mary Ann
Pink little birds in the sky
No, Mary Ann
Symphony orchestras reeling
In glorious song
Nothing but beautiful feeling
Boy, were you wrong
Now you say life is a bore
No, Mary Ann
Dreary and gray and no more
No, Mary Ann
Say it's all pink
Say it's all gray
That's too easy to think
And too easy to say
And I'm just a man
Mary Ann
You thought it all would be pie
No, Mary Ann
Pink little birds in the sky
No, Mary Ann
Symphony orchestras reeling
In glorious song
Nothing but beautiful feeling
Boy, were you wrong
Suddenly now it's all flat
No, Mary Ann
Dreary and gray and that's that
No, Mary Ann
Say it's all pink
Say it's all gray
That's too easy to think
And too easy to say
It's what you feel
And that's the least of it
Make a meal
No, make a feast of it!
Thing of it is
I love you, Mary Ann
No, Mary Ann Q&A
Who wrote No, Mary Ann's ?
No, Mary Ann was written by Stephen Sondheim.
Who produced No, Mary Ann's ?
No, Mary Ann was produced by Peter E. Jones.
When did Stephen Sondheim release No, Mary Ann?
Stephen Sondheim released No, Mary Ann on Tue May 10 2005.
What did Stephen Sondheim say about "No, Mary Ann"?
In Look, I Made a Hat, Sondheim explains that the name Mary Ann is not used in the William Goldman script for which he wrote the song:
Bill’s script called for just a song: any song, any subject, any form, any mood. The only stricture was that it had to sound like a Broadway hit of the period (the...