American composer Edward Pola (1907–1995) was a prolific songwriter and lyricist primarily active during the mid-20th century. He penned numerous popular songs, often collaborating with other prominent artists, and contributed significantly to the Great American Songbook, with his works appearing in films, on Broadway, and in recordings by many famous singers. His compositions are characterized by their melodic appeal and lyrical wit, securing his place in the history of American popular music.