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There goes old number 944	Johnson	1961
There goes old number 944	Johnson	1961
There goes Sally Goodin'	Stocker	1950
There is a horse heaven	Willson	1969
There is a lure to lofty places	Leonhard	1962
There is no raodside rest	Lee	1975
There may be oil...but	Slocum	1960
There may be oil...but	Slocum	1960
There must be something good about Arizona: why are all those departing moving vans empty?	Cook	1971
There ought to be a law		1957
There ought to be a law		1957
There ought to be a law		1957
There ought to be a law	Amsden	1929
There was no sugar or cream for this boy at Strawberry , Arizona	Hopkins	1974
There was no sugar or cream for this boy at Strawberry, Arizona	Hopkins	1974
There were some changes made		1965
There were some changes made		1965
There will always be the small miner	Lynch	1971
There will always be the small miner: life in the hills	Lynch	1972
There'll be pomp, pagentry and pulchritude in the bigtime, ragtime cowboy rodeo		1957
There's a reason for those barba and snares	Laudermilk	1946
There's beauty inside those ancient pebbles	Weight	1952
There's bees in them hills	Capps	1943
There's gold in them thar diamonds	Wilmot	1963
There's gold in them thar hills!	Perry	1974
There's hokum in your horoscope	Kreutz	1974
There's just more opportunity for me.	Moore	1968
There's no buff like a tennis buff	Rinehart	1967
There's no weapons dexterity	Cook	1971
There's still color in the old placer fields	Thoroman	1953
There's still wilderness in the West	Fisher	1957
There's still wilderness in the West	Fisher	1957
There's the rub	Dedera	1989
These are the Navajo	Bibo	1954
These are trying times	Thomas	1974
These hills were alive with the sound of music	Simpson	1975
These little bugs really get around		1961
These roses grow in high places	Beal	1942
These scenes of tragedy	Mahoney	1959
These scenes of tragedy	Mahoney	1959
These scenes of tragedy		1959
These teenagers manage their affairs - doing nicely, thanks	Hunt	1958
These Tucsonians; peope who inhabit the town hew to a familiar pattern according to this knowing observer	Newsome	1950
These Tucsonians; people who inhabit the town hew to a familiar pattern according to this knowing observer	Newsome	1950
These were our best	Smith	1955
These whiz kids zip and zoom around the track	Harelson	1956
They all love horses	Gianelli	1956
They are Carefree at Cave Creek	Bonnell	1968
They are not chasing rabbits	Barrett	1977
They are you forests, parks and monuments	Heald	1951
They are, they hope, up-and-coming		1970
They ask the funniest questions	Megargee	1956
They boost the little school	Megargee	1956
They bought a ghost town	Hunt	1960
They bought a ghost town	Hunt	1960