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Only two songs were written especially for the film: Moses Supposes was written by Roger Edens, Betty Comden and Adolph Green; Make Em Laugh was written by Arthur Freed and Nacio Herb Brown especially for Donald O'Connor.
As soon as the call ended, the phone rang again, and Jean, who'd been a piano player in vaudeville, announced she had an idea for a song - 'Splish, splash, take a bath.' With that as a starting point, Murray and Bobby worked on the lyrics, Jean collaborated on the tune, and they marched the song over to Atlantic Records, which was Darin's label.