Retro-Songteksten: Evergreens, Classics, Old-Time Favourites, Hits Uit Onze Jeugd
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Crow Composer(s): Dan Fogelberg
Performer(s): Dan Fogelberg; Sound Effects
Somewhere on a lonely muddy country road I heard your song, crow, for the first time Somewhere in the distance wicked, black and low Made me feel as I was running from a crime Made me feel as I was running from a crime
Some say she died of drowning in the river deep Some say she died of a sudden start Some say they found her swinging from my old man's tree And some folks say she died of a broken heart And some folks say she died of a broken heart
I can't believe they would pay men just to hunt me down But silver coins to each one do they give And by now there's a gallows standing in the town And I wonder how much more I have to live And I wonder how much more I have to live
Somewhere on a lonely muddy country road I heard your song, crow, for the last time. Somewhere in the distance wicked, black and low Made me feel as I was running from a crime Made me feel as I was running... from a crime
Jazz Baby Composer(s): Blanche Merrill; M.K. Jerome Performer(s): Marion Harris; and various other artists
My daddy was a rag-time trombone player My mammy was a rag-time cabaret-er They met one day at a tango tea There was a syncopated wedding And then came me Folks think the way I walk is a fad But it's just a birthday present from my mammy and dad 'Cause I'm a Jazz Baby I wanna be jazzin' all the time There's something in the tone of a saxophone That makes me do a little wiggle all my own 'Cause I'm a Jazz Baby Full of jazzbo harmony Ya' know, that Walk the Dog and Ball the Jack That caused all the talk Well, that's just a copy of the way I nat'chally walk 'Cause I'm a Jazz Baby Little jazz baby that's me
Rocked to sleep while my cradle went to and fro To and fro to the tune of the Tickle-toe Ever since I started in to growing I loved to hear the music playin' See my dear old mammy swayin' Jazz, jazz; that's all I ever knew All day long Whoo! I never would get through Jazz, jazz That's all I wanna do Play me a little jazz 'Cause I'm a Jazz Baby! Little Jazz Baby that's all
This Year's Girl Composer(s): Elvis Costello Performer(s): Elvis Costello
See her picture in a thousand places 'cause she's this year's girl You think you all own little pieces of this year's girl Forget your fancy manners forget your English grammar 'cause you don't really give a damn about this year's girl
Still you're hoping that she's well spoken 'cause she's this year's girl You want her broken with her mouth wide open 'cause she's this year's girl Never knowing it's a real attraction all these promises of satisfaction while she's being bored to distraction being this year's girl
Time's running out. She's not happy with the cost There'd be no doubt, only she's forgotten much more than she's lost
A bright spark might corner the market in this year's girl You see yourself rolling on the carpet with this year's girl Those disco synthesizers those daily tranquilizers those body building prizes those bedroom alibis all this, but no surprises for this year's girl All this, but no surprises for this year's girl All this, but no surprises for this year's girl
Crossword Puzzle Composer(s): Lynsey De Paul; Barry Blue First release by: Dana - 1972
Isn't life a little bit like a crossword puzzle? Giving you lots of trouble I'm scratching my head to find the clues In the black and white that make up yesterday's news And my crossword puzzle is keeping me in a muddle And just as I think I've got it working out I've not
Waa....
We've had our crossword or two Me and you I guess I chose the wrong letters when I said I'd stay with you for better or for worse
Isn't life a little bit like a crossword puzzle? Words have a double meaning Some you can win and some you lose That's the name of the game But still I'm confused By my crossword puzzle It's keeping me in a muddle And just as I think I've got it working out I've not
What you do and what you say Has alot to do in how you live today What you want and what you make Everybody knows it's only what you take
What you see and what you hear When it comes around again it's never clear You say yes they say no Everyone is talking everywhere you go
You try to give another man a helping hand He will take your kindness for a weaker stand Never do to others what they do to you Try to find another way to make it through
What I say is what I know Try to get a favor going door to door You stop and pray,it's out of style To get a step ahead it takes a hundred miles
What I say is what I know Try to get a favor going door to door You stop and pray you know that's out of style To get a step ahead it takes a hundred miles You try to give another man a helping hand He will take your kindness for a weaker stand You'd better do it to them before they do it to you
What you do and what you say Has alot to do in how you live today What you want and what you make Everybody knows it's only what you take
And now what you see and what you hear When it comes around again it's nota going To be the same again Because,you say yes and they say no Everyone is talking and talkin' blah blah Everywhere you go
And you know somethin' You try to give another man a helping hand You know what he is going to do? He gonna take your kindness for a weaker stand You try do to others what they do to you Forget it,it's going to be some other kind of thing Try to find another way to make it through
You try to give another man a helping hand He will take your kindness for a weaker stand Never do to others what they do to you Try to find another way to make it through...
Cross-Tie Walker Composer(s): John Fogerty Performer(s): Creedence Clearwater Revival; Paul Johnson
I went down to the station, just to take a ride I went down to the station, just to take a ride Found myself on a flatcar, yesterday behind
Pullin' out from the platform, there was no brass band I pulled out from the platform, nobody raised a hand And there were no tears of regret from my runaway train Train, train, train, train
Got no sand in my pocket, you know I ain't tied down Ain't no sand in my pocket, never do sit down I'm just a cross-tie walker, where the freight trains run Run, run, run, run
If you see me acomin', don't you waste my time If you see me acomin', don't you waste my time 'Cause there's more miles between us than the Santa Fe Line Run, run, run, run
Cross Roads In Your Heart Composer(s): Luther Dixon; George Kerr Performer(s): The Shirelles
Hey baby, I should have known from the very start That this love we had didn't last You got crossroads in your heart They're goin' north yeah yeah oh They're goin' north, south, east & west I thought your love was true And now my love will never do
Hey hey baby, hey hey baby I found out, without a doubt You got crossroads in your heart
You went north to get a little kissin' You went south to get a few hugs You went east to get what you were missin' You went west to get my love
Hey hey baby, hey hey baby Hey hey baby You got crossroads in your heart
Go north, north & south, go east, east & west You know right right right from wrong And lovin' you, I do love every
Hey hey baby, hey hey baby I found out, without a doubt You got crossroads in your heart
Go north, north & south, go east, east & west You know right right right from wrong And lovin' you, I do love every
J'Avais Un Fils Composer(s): Nicolas Peyrac Performer(s): Nicolas Peyrac
J'avais un fils, un drôle de fils Dans une vie, une autre vie Bizarre, et décousue Comme le temps perdu A se chercher des mots Qui changeraient la vie Qui vous foutraient des rides Jusques au fond du coeur Histoire de pouvoir dire Je crois avoir vécu
J'avais un fils, un drôle de fils Dans un jardin, un grand jardin Immense, et trop petit Pour qu'il vive sa vie En s'inventant des jeux Des bonheurs, des soupirs Qui gonfleraient ses joues Sa mémoire et son coeur Histoire de dire un jour J'étais enfant heureux
J'avais un fils, qui je crois bien te ressemblait Jusque dans ses sanglots Ses angoisses et ses mots Il avait tout de toi Tout ce qui vit en moi
J'avais un fils, un drôle de fils Un peu du sang, de notre sang Avare et bagarreur Avec au fond du coeur Des larmes plein les yeux Pour se faire pardonner Les roses arrachées Que tu avais plantées Au pied de ce sapin Qui poussait avec lui
J'avais un fils, un drôle de fils Un peu de moi, beaucoup de toi Quelquefois musicien et quelquefois poète Ne voulant rien savoir, n'en faisant qu'à sa tête Qui volait de l'argent Pour te faire des cadeaux Histoire de dire tout haut Ce qu'il pensait de toi
J'avais un fils, qui je crois bien te ressemblait Jusque dans ses délires Ses regrets, ses soupirs Il avait tout de toi, tout ce qui vit en moi
J'aurai un fils, un drôle de fils Dans une vie, une autre vie Bizarre et décousue Comme le temps perdu Que nous rattraperons Et que nous garderons Comme on garde l'espoir Histoire de dire un jour Le voilà notre amour Il est né de ce jour
Cross Road Blues (aka Crossroads; Standing At The Crossroads) Composer(s): Robert Johnson First recording/First release by: Robert Johnson - 1936/1937 Covered by multiple other artists
I went to the crossroad, fell down on my knees I went to the crossroad, fell down on my knees Asked the Lord above "Have mercy, now save poor Bob, if you please"
Yeoo, standin' at the crossroad, tried to flag a ride Ooo eeee, I tried to flag a ride Didn't nobody seem to know me, babe, everybody pass me by
Standin' at the crossroad, baby, risin' sun goin' down Standin' at the crossroad, baby, eee, eee, risin' sun goin' down I believe to my soul, now, poor Bob is sinkin' down
You can run, you can run, tell my friend Willie Brown You can run, you can run, tell my friend Willie Brown That I got the crossroad blues this mornin', Lord, babe, I'm sinkin' down
And I went to the crossroad, mama, I looked east and west I went to the crossroad, baby, I looked east and west Lord, I didn't have no sweet woman, ooh well, babe, in my distress
J'avais Rêvé D'une Autre Vie
English Title: I Dreamed A Dream - 1986
Composer(s): Claude-Michel Schonberg; Alain Albert Boublil; Jean-Marc Natel
First release by: Rose Laurens - 1980
J'avais rêvé d'une autre vie Fantine: J'avais rêvé d'une autre vie Mais la vie a tué mes rêves Comme on étouffe les derniers cris D'un animal que l'on achève J'avais rêvé d'un coeur si grand Que le mien puisse y trouver place Mais mon premier prince charmant Fut l'assassin de mon enfance J'ai payé de toute mes larmes La rançon d'un petit bonheur À une société qui désarme La victime, et pas le voleur J'avais rêvé d'un seul amour Durant jusqu'à la fin du monde Dont on ne fait jamais le tour Aussi vrai que la terre est ronde J'avais rêvé d'une autre vie Mais la vie a tué mes rêves À peine commencée, elle finit Comme un court printemps qui s'achève J'avais rêvé d'une autre vie Mais la vie a tué mes rêves À peine commencée, elle finit Comme un court printemps qui s'achève La nuit, la nuit, je sombre en mon corps Et je m'abondonne à des sinistres corps à corps La nuit, la nuit, pour deux pièces d'or Quand ils font jaillir en moi leur pitoyable effort Ils ne savent pas qu'ils font l'amour avec la mort
Cri De Ma Vie ((Adapted from: Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) (Roy Orbison & Bob Morre's Orch. and Chorus) - 1962)) ((Danish Version: T-Bone Med Bønner (Mr. President) - 1987)) Composer(s): Cindy Walker Performer(s): Sylvie Vartan - 1962
Doux cri de ma vie, doux cri de mes nuits Doux cri de ma vie, ma voix te supplie
Cri de mon coeur, ne m'entends-tu pas la nuit, le jour? Mon cri du coeur, entends-tu ma voix? Mon cri d'amour Mon cri d'émoi quand tu fais souffrir, mon coeur qui geint Mon cri de joie quand tu me chavires, tout près de toi, je suis bien
Doux cri de ma vie, doux cri de mes nuits Doux cri de ma vie, ma voix te supplie
Mon cri d'espoir, lorsque je te vois, je suis heureuse Mon désespoir lorsque tu t'en vas, mon cri d'adieu Mon cri de foi, si je me trompais, adieu l'amour Adieu la joie car je t'aimerai jusqu'à la fin de mes jours
Doux cri de ma vie, doux cri de mes nuits Doux cri de ma vie, ma voix te supplie Doux cri de ma vie, doux cri de mes nuits Doux cri de ma vie, ma voix te supplie
Crossfire Composer(s): B. Carter - Ruth Ellsworth - Chris Layton - Tommy Shannon - Reese Wynans
Performer(s): Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
Day by day night after night Blinded by the neon lights Hurry here hustlin' there No one's got the time to spare Money's tight nothin' free Won't somebody come and rescue me? I am stranded Caught in the crossfire (I am) stranded Caught in the crossfire! Tooth for tooth eye for an eye sell you soul just to buy, buy, buy Beggin' a dollar stealin' a dime Come on can't you see that I I need some kind of kindness some kind of sympathy oh no! We're stranded Caught in the crossfire! Save the strong lose the weak Never turning the other cheek Trust nobody don't be no fool Whatever happened to the Golden Rule? We've got stranded Caught in the Cross Fire We've got stranded Caught in the Cross Fire We've got stranded Caught in the Cross Fire Stranded Caught in the Cross Fire Help me!!
J'avais rêvé Que les portes du ciel s'ouvraient à nos coeurs J'avais rêvé Qu'il tombaient sous nos pas une pluie de fleurs Et nous marchions tête haute Côté à côté Vers le jour Au devant de l'espérance De la chance Vers l'amour J'avais rêvé Mais un rêve n'est qu'un fantôme sans vie Une fumée Qui s'accrochent et se meurt au bout de la nuit J'avais rêvé Qui me laisse les mains vides car au jour Meurt un rêve d'amour
Pour mordre dans la chair profonde Des joies que peut donner ce monde J'ai pris mes rêves à bras-le-corps Mais comme j'ai serré trop fort Elles sont mortes avant de vivre Quand la nuit a fermé son livre
J'avais rêvé Que les portes du ciel s'ouvraient à nos coeurs J'avais rêvé Qu'il tombaient sous nos pas une pluie de fleurs Et nous marchions tête haute Côté à côté Vers le jour Au devant de l'espérance De la chance Vers l'amour J'avais rêvé Mais un rêve n'est qu'un fantôme sans vie Une fumée Qui s'accrochent et se meurt au bout de la nuit J'avais rêvé Qui me laisse les mains vides car au jour Meurt un rêve d'amour
This Will Be Our Year Composer(s): Chris White First release by: The Zombies - 1968 Covered by multiple other artists
The warmth of your love's Like the warmth from the sun And this will be our year Took a long time to come...
Don't let go of my hand Now the darkness has gone This will be our year Took a long time to come...
And I won't forget The way you helped me up when I was down And I won't forget The way you said "darling, I love you" You gave me faith to go on Now we're there And we've only just begun This will be our year Took a long time to come...
The warmth of your smile Smile for me, little one And this will be our year Took a long time to come...
Crossfire Composer(s): Ian Anderson
Performer(s): Jethro Tull
Spring light in a hazy May And a man with a gun at the door Someone's crawling on the roof above All the media here for the show I've been waiting for our friends to come Like spiders down ropes to free - fall A thirty round clip for a visiting card Admit one to the embassy ball
Caught in the crossfire on Princes Gate Avenue In go the windows and out go the lights Call me a doctor. Fetch me a policeman I'm down on the floor in one hell of a fight
I'm just a soul with an innocent face A regular boy dressed in blue Conducting myself in a proper way As befitting the job that I do They came down on me like a ton of bricks Swept off my feet, knocked about There's nothing for it but to sit and wait For the hard men to get me out
Calm reason floats from the street below And the slow fuse burns through the night Everyone's tried to talk it through But they can't seem to get the deal right Somewhere there are Brownings in a two - hand hold Cocked and locked, one up the spout There's nothing for it but to sit and wait For the hard men to get me out