Lorie Line Kirby Puckett Sheet Music

A song written in 1908 by Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer, "Take Me out to the Ball Game" became the official anthem of baseball. It is the third-most frequently heard song in America, behind the national anthem and Happy Birthday. Norworth who had never been to a ball game, wrote the lyrics when he passed the Polo Grounds on an elevated train and saw a sign that read “Baseball Today.”

In 2018 Hal Leonard Corp. published the sheet music for Lorie Line's "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" piano arrangement which she performed at Kirby Puckett's memorial service March 6, 2006. It was the last song to be played at the service and Lorie hoped it would be appropriate and honor the Twin Cities legend. Following the service, a big guy stood in line to meet Lorie. It was a memorable day as the big guy said, "Hey, I'm Kent Hrbek and I'd like for you to play that song for me when I die!"

In 2019 Hal Leonard published the sheet music for Lorie Line's piano arrangement of the fight song for the Minnesota Twins "We're Gonna Win, TWINS!" The song played when the team takes the field before every home game since the team moved to Minnesota in 1961. Lorie Line was inducted into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame in 2015. She joins the ranks with Bob Dylan, Prince and Judy Garland.

Lorie Line "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" Sheet Music


"Take Me Out To the Ball Game" Sheet Music	"We're Gonna Win, Twins!" Sheet Music

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