Ridersin theskyKiss megoodnightSergeantmajorOn thesunnyside of thestreetBuckinghampalaceTheHippopotamussong (MudMud GloriousMud)RunrabbitrunLovelybunch ofcoconutsRollout thebarrelMaybe it’sbecauseI’m aLondonerMuffinthemuleMe andmy teddybearThere’llalways beanEnglandI onlyhave eyesfor youTeddyBearsPicnicSwayUnderneaththe ArchesDon’t situnder theapple treeHeylittlehenHow muchis thatdoggie (inthe window)SwaneeLiliMarleneBoogieWoogieBugle BoyPennsylvania6-5000A nightingalesang inBerkleySquareOvertherainbowOh MrPorterGoodnightsweetheartWhenthe redred robinSistersTulips fromAmsterdamIn themoodChattanoogachoo chooHappydays arehereagainI’ve gotsixpenceLove lettersstraightfrom yourheartDon’tfenceme inTherunawaytrainMuchBinding inthe marshI taut Itaw apuddy tatThebeesongFree!WoodyWoodpeckerDeep inthe heartof TexasLand ofhope andgloryBlessthemallWishmeluckWhenJohnnycomesmarchinghomeYou aremysunshineKnees upmotherbrownWhen I’mcleaningwindowsThe whitecliffs ofdoverMinnietheMermaidHang out thewashing onthe SiegfriedlineThelaughingpolicemanI’mleaning onalamppostWe’llmeetagainMairzyDoats(Mareseat oats)We aretheOvaltiny’sIf youknewSusieRidersin theskyKiss megoodnightSergeantmajorOn thesunnyside of thestreetBuckinghampalaceTheHippopotamussong (MudMud GloriousMud)RunrabbitrunLovelybunch ofcoconutsRollout thebarrelMaybe it’sbecauseI’m aLondonerMuffinthemuleMe andmy teddybearThere’llalways beanEnglandI onlyhave eyesfor youTeddyBearsPicnicSwayUnderneaththe ArchesDon’t situnder theapple treeHeylittlehenHow muchis thatdoggie (inthe window)SwaneeLiliMarleneBoogieWoogieBugle BoyPennsylvania6-5000A nightingalesang inBerkleySquareOvertherainbowOh MrPorterGoodnightsweetheartWhenthe redred robinSistersTulips fromAmsterdamIn themoodChattanoogachoo chooHappydays arehereagainI’ve gotsixpenceLove lettersstraightfrom yourheartDon’tfenceme inTherunawaytrainMuchBinding inthe marshI taut Itaw apuddy tatThebeesongFree!WoodyWoodpeckerDeep inthe heartof TexasLand ofhope andgloryBlessthemallWishmeluckWhenJohnnycomesmarchinghomeYou aremysunshineKnees upmotherbrownWhen I’mcleaningwindowsThe whitecliffs ofdoverMinnietheMermaidHang out thewashing onthe SiegfriedlineThelaughingpolicemanI’mleaning onalamppostWe’llmeetagainMairzyDoats(Mareseat oats)We aretheOvaltiny’sIf youknewSusie

Music Bingo Game 11 - Music from 1930's, 40's & 50's & WWII - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Riders in the sky
  2. Kiss me goodnight Sergeant major
  3. On the sunny side of the street
  4. Buckingham palace
  5. The Hippopotamus song (Mud Mud Glorious Mud)
  6. Run rabbit run
  7. Lovely bunch of coconuts
  8. Roll out the barrel
  9. Maybe it’s because I’m a Londoner
  10. Muffin the mule
  11. Me and my teddy bear
  12. There’ll always be an England
  13. I only have eyes for you
  14. Teddy Bears Picnic
  15. Sway
  16. Underneath the Arches
  17. Don’t sit under the apple tree
  18. Hey little hen
  19. How much is that doggie (in the window)
  20. Swanee
  21. Lili Marlene
  22. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
  23. Pennsylvania 6-5000
  24. A nightingale sang in Berkley Square
  25. Over the rainbow
  26. Oh Mr Porter
  27. Goodnight sweetheart
  28. When the red red robin
  29. Sisters
  30. Tulips from Amsterdam
  31. In the mood
  32. Chattanooga choo choo
  33. Happy days are here again
  34. I’ve got sixpence
  35. Love letters straight from your heart
  36. Don’t fence me in
  37. The runaway train
  38. Much Binding in the marsh
  39. I taut I taw a puddy tat
  40. The bee song
  41. Free!
  42. Woody Woodpecker
  43. Deep in the heart of Texas
  44. Land of hope and glory
  45. Bless them all
  46. Wish me luck
  47. When Johnny comes marching home
  48. You are my sunshine
  49. Knees up mother brown
  50. When I’m cleaning windows
  51. The white cliffs of dover
  52. Minnie the Mermaid
  53. Hang out the washing on the Siegfried line
  54. The laughing policeman
  55. I’m leaning on a lamppost
  56. We’ll meet again
  57. Mairzy Doats (Mares eat oats)
  58. We are the Ovaltiny’s
  59. If you knew Susie