Stephen Sondheim wrote the song "Marry Me a Little" for the musical "Company" but it was dropped from the show because Sondheim felt that he could not make it work. A friend of his, named Judy, was a champion of the song and so pestered him about it that Sondheim actually paid for an entire session with Harry Nilsson recording the song as a Christmas present for Judy in 1969. (Source: Curtis Armstrong)
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Marry Me a Little | ... been intended for the musical "Company " but was ... |
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- Marry Me a Little was written for the musical Company