Songs

  1. Answer the Call – Company

  2. Connected Pt. 1 – Grace Banker, Suzanne Prevot, Helen Hill, Louise Le Breton, Bertha Hunt

  3. Connected Pt. 2 – Grace Banker

  4. We Aren’t in the Army – Grace Banker, Suzanne Prevot, Louise Le Breton, Bertha Hunt, Helen Hill

  5. Marching Orders – Captain Riser

  6. Je M’en Fiche – Louise Le Breton, Suzanne Prevot, Bertha Hunt, Helen Hill, Grace Banker, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey

  7. Riser’s Reprimand – Captain Riser

  8. See you on the other side – Grace Banker, Captain Riser, Helen Hill, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey, Bertha Hunt, Suzanne Prevot, Louise Le Breton, General Pershing

  9. Hello Girls – Grace Banker, Suzanne Prevot, Helen Hill, Louise Le Breton, Bertha Hunt, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey

  10. Quinze Minutes – Bertha Hunt, Helen Hill, Suzanne Prevot, Grace Banker, Louise Le Breton

  11. Cantigny – General Pershing

  12. Lives on the Line – Grace Banker, Captain Riser, Helen Hill, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey, Bertha Hunt, Suzanne Prevot, Louise Le Breton, General Pershing

  13. The Front – Grace Banker, Captain Riser, Helen Hill, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey, Bertha Hunt, Suzanne Prevot, Louise Le Breton, General Pershing

  14. Switchboard Lesson – Suzanne Prevot, Lt Earnest Wessen

  15. Cryptic Triptych – Helen Hill, Bertha Hunt, Louise Le Breton, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey

  16. Twenty – Grace Banker

  17. So Good So Far – Helen Hill, Bertha Hunt, Grace Banker

  18. The Lost Battalion – Captain Riser

  19. The Duration – Grace Banker, Suzanne Prevot, Helen Hill, Louise Le Breton, Bertha Hunt, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey

  20. Suzanne’s Letter – Suzanna Prevot

  21. The Lost Battalion – Captain Riser

  22. Making History – Grace Banker, Captain Riser, Helen Hill, Lt Earnest Wessen, Pvt. Eugene Matterson, Pvt. Robert Dempsey, Bertha Hunt, Suzanne Prevot, Louise Le Breton, General Pershing

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