What songs did Audie Murphy write or co-write?

Answer 1

They are as follows:

1. Shutters & Boards, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Camp & Canyon Publishing Co. year was 1962

2. When the Wind Blows in Chicago, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Irving Music Publishing Co. 1962

3. Please Mr. Music Man, Play a Song for Me, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Scott Turner Publishing Co. 1962

4. Leave the Weeping to the Willow Tree, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Irving Music

Publishing Co. 1962

5. Go On and Break my Heart, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Irving Music Publishing

Co. 1963

6. Willie the Hummer, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Scott Turner Music Inc, year

published was 1963

7. My Lonesome Room, Audie Murphy & Scott Turner & Guy Mitchell, Central Songs

Publishing Co. 1963

8. The Only Light I Ever Need is You. Audie Murphy, Scott Turner & Guy Mitchell

Publishing Co was 4 Star, 1963

9. Foolish Clock, Audie Murphy, Scott Turner, Irving Music Publishing Co. 1964

This song was never recorded by an artist.

10. If there is a Shortcut to Nowhere, I'll Take It. Audie Murphy, Scott Turner,

Irving Publishing Co. 1964

11.Pedro's Guitar Audie Murphy & Scott Turner, Central Songs, 1964.

( No words, just music composition), Instrumental Recorded by Jimmy Bryant

12. Big, Big Day Tomorrow. Audie Murphy, Scott Turner, Coy Ziegler, Central Songs

Publishing Company, 1964.

13, Elena Goodbye, Audie Murphy, Scott Turner, Central Songs Publishing Co. 1964

(No words, just music composition) Instrumental Recorded by Jimmy Bryant

14. Round & Round She Goes, Audie Murphy, Coy Ziegler, Scott Turner, Central

Songs Publishing Co. 1965

15. Rattle Dance, Audie Murphy, Ivy J Bryant, Scott Turner, Central Songs, 1966

(No words, just music composition) Instrumental Recorded by Jimmy Bryant.

16. Was It All Worth Losing You. Audie Murphy Only. Pi Gem Publishing Co. 1970

17. Dusty Old Helmet Audie Murphy Only Music Machine Music 1969.

(A Poem by Audie that was set to music) Not Recorded by an Artist.

In All Audie Wrote or Co Wrote 17 songs in his lifetime starting in 1962 and the last

one that was published was in 1970, just one year before his untimely death in an

airplane crash in Virginia. Some of the artists that recorded his songs were Charlie

Pride, Jerry Wallace, Dean Martin, Jimmy Dean, Porter Waggoner, Roy Clark, Bonnie

Guitar, Teresa Brewer, and Eddy Arnold. He also wrote several poems throughout

his life, two of which became very famous. Dusty Old Helmet is one, the other was

"Hell is six Feet Deep". Submitted by: Paulpie3646@att.net Reference used was

"American Soldier" by Col.Harold B Simpson Copyright 1975, Alcorp Publishing Co