Retro-Songteksten: Evergreens, Classics, Old-Time Favourites, Hits Uit Onze Jeugd
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The story of my life is very plain to read it starts the day you came and ends the day you leave
The story of my life begins and ends with you the names are still the same and the story's still the truth
I was alone you found my waiting and made me your own I was afraid that somehow I never could be the man that you wanted of me
You're the story of my life and every word is true each chapter sings your name each page begins with you
It's the story of our times and never letting go and if I die today I wanted you to know
Stay with my here share with me care with me stay and be near and when it began I'd lie awake every night just knowing somewhere deep inside that our affair just might write
The story of my life it's so very plain to read it starts the day you came and ends the day you leave
Rikki Don't Lose That Number Composer(s): Walter Becker; Donald Fagen Performer(s): Steely Dan; and various other artists
We hear you're leaving, that's ok I thought our little wild time had just begun I guess you kind of scared yourself, you turn and run But if you have a change of heart
Rikki, don't lose that number You don't wanna call nobody else Send it off in a letter to yourself Rikki, don't lose that number It's the only one you own You might use it if you feel better When you get home
I have a friend in town, he's heard your name We can go out driving on Slow Hand Row We could stay inside and play games, I don't know And you could have a change of heart
Rikki, don't lose that number You don't wanna call nobody else Send it off in a letter to yourself Rikki, don't lose that number It's the only one you own You might use it if you feel better When you get home
You tell yourself you're not my kind But you don't even know your mind And you could have a change of heart
Rikki, don't lose that number You don't wanna call nobody else Send it off in a letter to yourself Rikki, don't lose that number It's the only one you own You might use it if you feel better When you get home
Rikki, don't lose that number (Rikki, don't lose that number) Rikki, don't lose that number
The Story Of My Life Composer(s): Burt Bacharach - Hal David First release by: Marty Robbins with Ray Conniff and His Orch. - 1957 Covered by multiple other artists
Someday I'm going to write The story of my life I'll tell about the night we met And how my heart can't forget The way you smiled at me
I'd like the world to know The story of my life The moment when your lips met mine And that first exciting time I held you close to me
The sorrow when our love was breakin' up The mem'ry of a broken heart But later on, the joy of makin' up Never never more to part
There's one thing left to do Before my story's through I've got to take you for my wife So the story of my life Can start and end with you
The sorrow when our love was breakin' up The mem'ry of a broken heart But later on, the joy of makin' up Never never more to part
There's one thing left to do Before my story's through I've got to take you for my wife So the story of my life Can start and end Can start and end Can start and end with you
Right Wheel, Left Hammer, Sham Composer(s): Alan Blakley; Len "Chip" Hawkes Performer(s): The Tremeloes
If you get a right wheel, left hammer raw deal Ev'rything is upside down Tie him in a knot, try ev'rything you've got now Kick him in the dusty ground Give it a try, let it go by by by by by Give it a try, let it go by by by by by
Marriage on the rocks, d'pends who said what then Nobody remember why Go before a counsel, wouldn't let her down feel Shakin' in your old school tie Give it a try, let it go by by by by by Give it a try, let it go by by by by by
Horses on the run win thirty three to one And never put a penny on Smiling on the bookie, tell him that he should meet Better luck the next time son Give it a try, let it go by by by by by Well give it a try, let it go by by by by by
The Story Of A Starry Night ((Adapted from: Symphony No.6 Pathetique (Tchaikovsky)) Composer(s): Tchaikovsky - Mann Curtis - Al Hoffman - Jerry Livingston Performer(s): Glenn Miller and multiple other artists
This is the storry of a starry night The faded glory of a new delight Long breathless meetings, two lips repeating Sweet precious words that were sweet, but fleeting
When stars are bright my heart keeps wondering why Our first "goodnight" became our last "goodbye" I pray that someday love will in some way Bring back the story of a starry night
Right Time Of The Night Composer(s): Pete McCann Performer(s): Jennifer Warnes; and various other artists
Sun goes down on a silky day Quarter moon walkin' thru the Milky Way When it's me and you baby We could think of somethin' to do 'Cause it's the right time of the night Oh, the stars are winkin' above Honey, it's the right time of the night For makin' love
We'll go drinkin' in some heavy bar I'll take you night ridin' in my chevy car When it's me and you baby We could think of somethin' to do 'Cause it's the right time of the night Oh, the stars are winkin' above Honey, it's the right time of the night For makin' love
I got you and you got me Tell you, that's the way my momma Always said it should be I'll be sweet and you'll be kind We'll be bad, if you don't mind
It's the right time of the night Oh, the stars are winkin' above Honey, it's the right time of the night For makin' love
The Story Of 26 Men Composer(s): Harold Hopper - Russell Hayden
Saddle up, saddle up Saddle up, saddle up, saddle up This is the story of 26 Men Who rode the Arizona Territory High is the glory of 26 Men Who's parish helped to fill the Territory
26 Men who saddled up and then Rode out to answer duty's call 26 Men who lived to ride again And fight for the rights and the liberty of all
This is the story of 26 Men Enforcing law within the Territory Praise be the Glory of 26 Men Who rode the Arizona Territory
Come And Stay With Me Composer(s): Jackie DeShannon Performer(s): Marianne Faithfull and various other artists
I'll send away all my false pride And I'll forsake our love my lies Yes, I'll be as true, as true can be If you'll come and stay with me
Lovers of the past I'll leave behind There'll never be another on my mind I'll do all I can so you'll feel free If you'll come and stay with me
The promises I made most faithfully I'll keep still, should you decide to leave I'll try and see that you have all you need If you come and stay with me
We'll live a life no one has ever known But I know you're thinking that I'm hardly grown But O thank God, at last and finally I can see you're gonna stay with me
But O thank God, at last and finally I can see you're gonna stay with me
Right Said Fred Composer(s): Ted Dicks; Myles Rudge Performer(s): Bernard Cribbens; Maya Angelou
"Right" said Fred "Both of us together One each end and steady as we go"
Tried to shift it Couldn't even lift it We was gettin' nowhere, and so We 'ad a cup o' tea and
"Right" said Fred "Give a shout to Charlie" Up comes Charlie from the floor below
After strainin' Heavin' and complainin' We was gettin' nowhere, and so We 'ad a cup o' tea and
Charlie had a think and he thought we ought To take off all the 'andles And the things what 'eld the candles But it did no good Well I never thought it would
"Alright" said Fred "Have to take the feet off" To get them feet off wouldn't take a mo
Took its feet off Even took the seat off Should have got us somewhere, but no!
So Fred said "Let's 'ave another cup o' tea" And we said "Right-oh"
"Alright" said Fred "Have to take the door off Need more space to shift the so-and-so"
Had bad twinges Takin' off the 'inges And it got us nowhere, and so We 'ad a cup o' tea and
"Right" said Fred "Have to take the wall down That there wall is gonna have to go"
Took the wall down Even with it all down We was gettin' nowhere, and so We 'ad a cup o' tea and
Charlie had a think and he said "Look Fred I've got a sort of feelin' If we remove the ceilin' With a rope or two We could drop the blighter through"
"Alright" said Fred Climbin' up a ladder With his crowbar gave a mighty blow
Was he in trouble Half a ton of rubble Landed on the top of his dome!
So Charlie and me 'ad another cup o' tea And then we went 'ome
Spoken: I said to Charlie, we'll just have to leave it standin' on the landin', that's all. You see the trouble with Fred is, he's, he's too 'asty. Now you never get nowhere if you're too 'asty
The Story In Your Eyes Composer(s): Justin Hayward First release by: The Moody Blues - 1971
I've been thinking about our fortune And I've decided that we're really not to blame For the love that's deep in--side us now It's still the same
And the sound we make together Is the music to the story in your eyes It's been shining down upon us now I realize
Listen to the tide slowly turning Wash all our heartaches away
We're part of the fire that is burning From the ashes we can build another day But I'm frightened for our children And the life that we are living is in vain And the sunshine we've been waiting for Will turn to rain
And when the final line is over And it's certain that the curtain's gonna fall I can hide inside your sweet sweet love Forever more
Come And Go Blues Composer(s): Gregg Allman The Allman Brothers Band and various other artists
People say that you're no good But I wouldn't cut you loose, baby, if I could Well, I seem to stay down on the ground Baby, I'm too far gone to turn around Oh, if only you would make up your mind Take me where you go, you're leaving me behind Lord, you got those come and go blues Lord, you got those some and go blues Yes, you do, oh and you got me feelin' like a fool
'Round 'n' 'round, 'round we go Don't ask me why I stay here, I don't know Well maybe I'm a fool to care Without your sweet love, baby I would be nowhere Here I'll stay, locked in your web Till that day I might find somebody else I don't know just when that would be I don't know, I can't say as I can't see Lord you got me feeling like a fool
Sail on, darlin', sail on Woman, you go your way, and I'll go mine Seems to me, that I once heard That everything is finally cured by time So sail on, darlin', sail on Lord, I wish you good luck And I'll see you when you come next time
Woman, you got those come and go blues Yeah, you got those come and go blues Yes, you do, oh and you got me feelin' like a fool
Right Place, Wrong Time Composer(s): Mac Rebennack Performer(s): Dr. John; and various other artists
I been in the right place
But it must have been the wrong time
I'd of said the right thing
But I must have used the wrong line
I been in the right trip
But I must have used the wrong car
My head was in a bad place
And I'm wondering what it's good for
I been the right place
But it must have been the wrong time
My head was in a place
But I'm having such a good time
I been running trying to get hung up in my mind
Got to give myself a little talking to this time
Just need a little brain salad surgery
Got to cure this insecurity
I been in the wrong place
But it must have been the right time
I been in the right place
But it must have been the wrong song
I been in the right vein
But it seems like the wrong arm
I been in the right world
But it seems wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong
Slipping, dodging ,sneaking
Creeping hiding out down the street
See me life shaking with every who I meet
Refried confusion is making itself clear
Wonder which way do I go to get on out of here
I been in the right place
But it must have been the wrong time
I'd have said the right thing
But I must have used the wrong line
I'd a took the right road
But I must have took a wrong turn
Would have made the right move
But I made it at the wrong time
I been on the right road
But I must have used the wrong car
My head was in a good place
And I wonder what it's bad for
The Story Book Ball Composer(s): Billie Montgomery - George Perry Performer(s): Billy Murray and multiple other artists
In Mother Goose's book up in the nurs'ry Poor Simple Simon said, "I'm feeling sad" Said Peter Piper's daughter, "So am I, and think we oughta Try to think of something that will make us glad" So Smarty Smarty said, "I'll give a party" And they called on the Old Woman in the Shoe The cat she brought her fiddle, and she played "high diddle diddle" And what happened then, I'm goin' to tell to you
Little Jackie Horner, eating pie up in the corner Stuck in his thumb, pulled out a plum Little Missy Muffet she was sitting on a tuffet And she said, "Yum, yum! Please give me some" Little Georgie Porgie with his pudding and pie Kissed Mary Quite Contrary till he made her cry And Little Bo Peep she lost her sheep And couldn't find 'em, their tails behind 'em
Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater had a wife and couldn't keep her At the ball in the hall Humpty Dumpty met her, said, "Better that I get her And I'll make her fall" That's not all Old King Cole, that merry old soul He fell for Mother Hubbard, blew his big bankroll Buying lollipops and pretties for the kiddies At the Story Book Ball
They danced and sang till early in the morning They really didn't know just when to stop So as the day was dawning and the kiddies all were yawning They found out the mouse had run up in the clock Then Jack Be Nimble, Jack Be Quick, he started And right over that big candlestick he flew Then Little Tommy Tucker started singing for his supper And then Poor Boy Blue said, "Gee, I'm hungry too"
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickling peppers Brought 'em to the hall, and that's no stall Tommy Tom the piper's son, he stole a pig and away he run To the ball. Ah, that's not all Polly put the kettle on, the tea got cold They had to eat the porridge that was nine days old Then Jack fell down, Jill broke her crown And spilled the water. She hadn't oughta
Four and twenty blackbirds were baking in a pie And they refused to sing anything Wasn't that an awful way for little birds to act Before a queen and king? Such a thing! Said the Knave and the King to the Queen of Hearts "Come on, hurry up, honey, bring some tarts" So she did and the kids had a picnic At the Story Book Ball
Hey (hey) What's the matter with your head? yeah... Hey (hey) What's the matter with your mind and your sign? And-a ooh-ohh Hey (hey) Nothin's a matter with your head, baby, find it Come on and find it Hell, with it, baby, 'cause you're fine and you're mine And you look so divine
Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love
Hey (hey) What's the matter with your feel right? Don't you feel right, baby? Hey, oh, yeah, get it from the main line, alright I said-a find it, find it, darling, love it If you like it, yeah-eh Hey (hey) It's your business if you want some Take some, get it together, baby
Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love
Come and get your love, come and get your love Come and get your love, now Come and get your love, come and get your love Come and get your love, now Come and get your love, come and get your love Come and get your love, now Come and get your love, come and get your love Come and get your love, now
Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love Come and get your love
Hey (hey) What's the matter with your feel right? Don't you feel right, baby? Hey, oh, yeah, get it from the main vine, alright
La,la,la,la,la,la, (come and get your love) La,la,la,la,la,la, (come and get your love) La,la,la,la,la,la, (come and get your love) La,la,la,la,la,la, (come and get your love) La,la.la,la,la,la,la,la,la (come and get your love) La,la.la,la,la,la,la,la,la (come and get your love) La,la.la,la,la,la, (come and get your love) La,la.la,la,la,la,la,la,la (come and get your love)
Right Or Wrong Composer(s): Sonny James Performer(s): Wanda Jackson; Ronnie Dove
Right or wrong I'll be with you
(right or wrong I'll be with you) I'll do what you want me to (I'll do what you want me to) I believe that I belong (I believe that I belong) By your side, right or wrong (right or wrong)
Right or wrong, it's gotta be (right or wrong, it's gotta be) Always you, always me (always you and always me) Won't you take me along (won't you take me along) To be with you right or wrong (right or wrong)
If it's wrong to love you It can't be wrong for me to care If you say you love me My life with you I'll share
Right or wrong, day by day (right or wrong, day by day) All my love, all the way (all my love, all the way) I believe that I belong (I believe that I belong) By your side, right or wrong Right or wrong!!
If I Had A Dozen Hearts Composer(s): Harry Revel - Paul Francis Webster Performer(s): Betty Hutton & Andy Russell
If I had a dozen hearts And if you had only one If I had a dozen hearts I would love you twelve times one If I had a dozen lips I would say twelve times a day Darling, I love you
If I had a dozen arms They would all be holding you If I had a dozen dreams In your arms they would all come true Although I know a dozen hearts are fun I couldnt love you much more than I do with one
Come And Get Your Happiness Composer(s): Samuel Pokrass; Jack Yellen Performer(s): Shirley Temple
Why are grown up peoples faces Wrinkled like a lot of prunes Money money that's what chases them Around like crazy loon's I think they make a big mistake Wealth and happiness that counts Are free to all in large amounts
There's millions worth of golden sunbeams That everybody can possess All Gods children got success Come and get your happiness
There's billions worth of silver moonbeams Enough for everyone I guess What's a million more or less Come and get your happiness
Among the wildwood of your happy childhood Where you were Jill's and Jack In raggy britches there's a lot of riches On which you don't pay any income tax
So get under their blue heaven Away from trouble and distress Just find Mother Nature's address And come and get your happiness