Retro-Songteksten: Evergreens, Classics, Old-Time Favourites, Hits Uit Onze Jeugd
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Tulsa Time Composer(s): Danny Flowers First release: Don Williams - 1978 Covered by multiple other artists
I left Oklahoma driving in a Pontiac Just about to lose my mind I was going on to Arizona, maybe on to California Where all the people live so fine My baby said I was crazy, my momma called me lazy I was going to show 'em all this time 'Cause you know I ain't no fool an' I don't need no more schooling I was born to just walk the line
Living on Tulsa time Living on Tulsa time Well you know I've been through it When I set my watch back to it Living on Tulsa time
Well there I was in Hollywood wishing I was doing good Talking on the telephone line But they don't need me in the movies and nobody sings my songs Guess I'm just wasting time Well then I got to thinking, man I'm really sinking And I really had a flash this time I had no business leaving and nobody would be grieving If I went on back to Tulsa time
Living on Tulsa time Living on Tulsa time Gonna set my watch back to it 'Cause you know I've been through it Living on Tulsa time
I Wasn't The One (Who Said Goodbye) Composer(s): Mark Mueller; Aaron Zigman Performer(s): Agnetha Fältskog; Peter Cetera
Your eyes and my eyes haven't talked in quite a while Seems like a lifetime since I walked beside your smile There's a dark cloud that's hanging above Memories never lie, still we talk about the way that it was And I think we both know the feelings haven't died
I wasn't the one who said goodbye, oh no I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night And I won't be the one to say that we can't try
Your touch and my touch haven't spoken for some time You say we've both changed and you're always on my mind Always on my mind... I can tell you that it's over and done But I would only lose being close to the one that I want So go on, and ask me if I'm still in love with you
I wasn't the one who said goodbye, oh no I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night And I won't be the one to say that we can't try
No, there was no need for you to ask Oh please don't ask You ought to know by now Oh babe, I want you back
I wasn't the one who said goodbye, oh no I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who said goodbye I wasn't the one who disappeared in the night ...
Kussen Onder Regenbogen Composer(s): Bradtke; Bruhn; Louis Baret Performer(s): Ann Christy
Kussen onder regenbogen brengen geluk En doen je hart sneller slaan Kussen onder regenbogen doen stuk voor stuk Oprechte liefde ontstaan
Als wij de zon zien zijn wij verblijd Maar als het regent terzelfdertijd Zijn wij nog eens zo blij en zien omhoog Want wij verlangen een regenboog
Kussen onder regenbogen brengen geluk En doen je hart sneller slaan Kussen onder regenbogen doen stuk voor stuk Oprechte liefde ontstaan
't Is net een sprookje voor jou en mij Nooit krijgt een ander ons hart nog vrij Ik heb ervan gedroomd en heb gewacht Totdat de regenboog mij antwoord bracht
Kussen onder regenbogen brengen geluk En doen je hart sneller slaan Kussen onder regenbogen doen stuk voor stuk Oprechte liefde ontstaan Oprechte liefde ontstaan
I heard the train In the Tulsa night Calling out my name Looking for a fight She's come a long, long way Got a longer way to go So tell me how a train from Tulsa Has got a right to know She sings a song So sad and high And the Tulsa Queen Don't ever lie And she don't care where she goes Don't care where she's been And the Tulsa Queen ain't crying 'Cause I won't see you again Hey Hey Hey And I want to ride Like a Tulsa Queen Calling out to you As she calls to me As far away from Tulsa As these ten wheels can be Lately I speak Your name too loud Each time it comes up In a crowd And I know it when I do The Tulsa Queen and you Are gone...
I Wasn't Born In Tennessee Composer(s): Merle Haggard Performer(s): Chip Taylor
Got my four pedal streel player Jimmy's got his fiddle makin' like it was his own world Got them city hillbillies an' them green-eyed fillies Lookin' up at me like I was Merle An' if we can't fool 'em all the time It's all right with me 'Cause it's still my song, ain't nothin' wrong An' I wasn't born in Tennessee
I was seven an' ten years an' hidin' my fears Behind the sound of a steel guitar Though the city was rockin', we was country Sockin' it to 'em at a Mount Burnham bar Them city folks, we was doin' our strokes And that don't qualify me I'll be back again, you remember then That I wasn't born in Tennessee
We don't smoke marijuana in Muskogee We don't take our trips on LSD An' we don't burn our draft cards down on main street, by golly We like livin' right an' bein' free
I heard old Hag singin' about doin' his thing An' I was proud of the things that he'd done An' how them San Fran hippies an' them L.A. yippies Ain't changin' that Okie none But with every show, I see his sideburns grow An' there's hair where his face used to be An' in a year or so, you may never know That I wasn't born in Tennessee
Pick it, John
I keep pushin' my ballpoint an' doin' a joint Tryin' to get these words to rhyme An' it'll be my pride if I can hide My side of the Mason-Dixon line But if that don't play your party Honey, it's all right with me 'Cause I've got my dream waitin' just upstream An' I wasn't born in Tennessee
Here we go
Got my four pedal streel player Jimmy's got his fiddle makin' like it was his own world Got them city hillbillies an' them green-eyed fillies Lookin' up at me like I was Merle An' if we can't fool 'em all the time It's all right with me 'Cause it's still my song, ain't nothin' wrong An' I wasn't born (Wasn't born) On a farm (On a farm) I never knew a horse I didn't wager on I wasn't born in Tennessee
Tulpen Uit Amsterdam Composer(s): Ralf Arnie - E. Neumann Bader - Fransen - van Aleda Performer(s): De Havenzangers
Als de lente komt, dan stuur ik jou: Tulpen uit Amsterdam Als de lente komt, pluk ik voor jou: Tulpen uit Amsterdam Als ik wederkom, dan breng ik jou: Tulpen uit Amsterdam Duizend gele, duizend rooie Wensen jou het allermooiste! Wat mijn mond niet zeggen kan Zeggen tulpen uit Amsterdam Zeggen tulpen uit Amsterdam!
I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water French Title: Je Me Suis Lavé Les Mains Dans Une Eau Sale - 1966 Composer(s): Joe Babcock First release by: Stonewall Jackson - 1964 Covered by multiple other artists
I was born in Macon, Georgia They kept my Daddy in the Macon jail He said, Son, if you keep your hands clean, uh huh You wont hear those bloodhounds on your trail
I fell in with bad companions I robbed a man up in Tennessee And I got caught way up in Nashville, uh huh now And they locked me up and threw away the key
I washed my hands in muddy water I washed my hands, but they didnt come clean I tried to do like my daddy told me, now I must have washed my hands in a muddy stream
I asked the jailer, said Whens my time up? He said Son, you know we wont forget And if you try and just keep your hands clean, uh huh Why we may just make a good man of you yet
But I didnt wait to get my time in I broke down, broke out the Nashville jail I just crossed Atlanta, Georgia, oh now And I can hear those bloodhounds on my trail
I washed my hands in muddy water I washed my hands, but they didnt come clean I tried to do like my daddy told me, now I must have washed my hands in a muddy stream
Kyrie Composer(s): Louis Amade; Gilbert Bécaud Performer(s): Gilbert Bécaud
Dieu vient de rappeler Sur Marie Kyrié, kyrié La petite sur du Carmel Part en voyage vers le ciel
Dieu vient de rappeler Sur Marie Kyrié, kyrié La plus jeune et la plus jolie De la pauvre communauté
Dieu vient de rappeler Sur Marie Kyrié, kyrié O ma Petite Sur Comme je t'aimais! Et maintenant tu es morte Je t'aimais tellement, tellement Et moi dans mon miserere Kyrié, kyrié Je prie pour celle que j'aimais Je pleure celle que j'aimais
When it's Spring again I'll bring again Tulips from Amsterdam With a heart thats true I'll give to you Tulips from Amsterdam I can't wait until the day you fill These eager arms of mine Like the windmill keeps on turning That's how my heart keeps on yearning For the day I know we can share these Tulips from Amsterdam
When it's Spring again I'll bring again Tulips from Amsterdam With a heart thats true I'll give to you Tulips from Amsterdam I can't wait until the day you fill These eager arms of mine Like the windmill keeps on turning That's how my heart keeps on yearning For the day I know we can share these Tulips from Amsterdam
Please Mr. Brown Composer(s): Gene DePaul; Don Raye Performer(s): Sarah Vaughan
Please Mr. Brown Take it easy youre spoiling my gown Oh I know music brings out that yearning But right now youre learning to tango
Please Mr. Jones Not so tight you are crushing my bones Ill just bet youre an expert on wooing But right now were doing a tango
You boys, in spite of all the dancing lessons you bought Out on the dance floor, have but one school of thought And that is anything but what my dancing teacher taught
Please Mr. Smith Its a lady that youre dancing with Theres a time and a place for romancing But not while were dancing the tango
Now you guys are just a bunch of wolves in ivy league clothes Think as long as musics playing anything goes No one who wants a fellow wants a slow one But Im a gal who wants to know one Who knows what every lady knows
Please Mr. Smith Its a lady that youre dancing with Theres a time and a place for romancing But not while were dancing The tango
Kyrie Composer(s): Steve George; Lang; Page Performer(s): Mr. Mister
The wind blows hard against this mountainside Across the sea into my soul It reaches in to where I cannot hide Setting my feet upon the road My heart is old it holds my memories My body burns a gemlike flame Somewhere between the soul & soft machine Is where I find myself again
Kyrie Eleison Down the road that I must travel Kyrie Eleison Through the darkness of the night Kyrie Eleison Where I'm going will you follow Kyrie Eleison On a highway in the light
When I was young I thought of growing old Of what my life would mean to me Would I have followed down my chosen road Or only wished what I could be
Tulips And Heather Composer(s): Milton Carson Performer(s): Perry Como and multiple other artists
The spray of tulips and heather tied up together I sent my love today A spray of tulips and heather, asking her whether Loves dream had gone astray For theres a meaning to all the flowers They tell the story that never lies This purple heather means lonely hours And tulips weep for a love that dies And so I pray when they reach you If they can teach you all that is in my heart My spray of tulips and heather bring us together Never again to part
(For theres a meaning) My tulips and heather (To all the flowers) Are tied up together (They tell you a story) They tell you a tale That never lies (This purple heather) This beautiful heather (Means lonely hours) Means lonely forever (And tulips weep for) These tulips convey A love that dies
And so I pray when they reach you If they can teach you all that is in my heart My spray of tulips and heather bring us together Never again to part My darling, never again to part
Keep It A Secret
Composer(s): Jessie Mae Robinson
First release by: Slim Whitman - 1952
Covered by multiple other artists
If you see my darlin' with somebody new
Keep it a secret whatever you do
Why should you tell me and break my poor heart
Then foolish pride would just drive us apart
If you see my darlin' in some rendezvous
Painting the town with a boy she once knew
Pay no attention and just let it be
But keep it a secret from me
If you see my darlin' in some rendezvous
Painting the town with a boy she once knew
Pay no attention and just let it be
But keep it a secret from me
Tulip Time In Sing Sing Composer(s): Jerome Kern - P.G. Wodehouse Performer(s): Merwin Goldsmith
Up the river there's a college Which authorities acknowledge Is a cosy sort of place to go and dwell And with joy each student chortles As he passes through its portals And the faculty conducts him to his cell
How I wish that there I'd waited Wish I'd never graduated For the memory of those days still stirs me so And the birdies every Spring sing "Aren't you coming back to Sing Sing Where you used to be so happy long ago"
When it's tulip time in Sing Sing Oh, it's there that I would be There are gentle hearts in Sing Sing Watching and yearning for me Oh, I wish that I was back With a rock or two to crack With my pals of the class of ninety-nine And I miss the peace and quiet And the simple, wholesome diet Of that dear, old-fashioned prison of mine!
Oh, I'd give a lot to go there Life was never dull or slow there Every night there was a concert or a hop Or I'd sit discussing Coué With my old pal Bat-eared Louie, Quite the nicest man who ever slugged a cop
We were just a band of brothers Each as good as all the others As the humblest sort of sneak thief you might rank, But when you'd been there a week, well You were treated as an equal By the high and mighty swells who'd robbed a bank
When it's tulip time in Sing Sing Oh, it's there that I would be There are gentle hearts in Sing Sing Watching and yearning for me Oh, there's no place like home And I'm tired of having to roam Through the world with its women and its wine So just bob my hair and shove me Where I know the warders love me In that dear old-fashioned prison of mine!
I Was Warned Composer(s): Robert Cray; Dennis Walker Performer(s): Robert Cray
Oh, I was warned about her love But like a fool I went on Whether they're right or wrong At least the mystery is gone
The more people talked about her The more I had to see I had to find out for myself What could she do for me Her lips were so inviting Her hands soft to touch After just one kiss I knew I was out of luck From then on I was hers to control And knowing that, she robbed me Of my heart and robbed me of my soul
Oh I was warned about her love And I'll have to stay strong Whether they're right or wrong At least the mystery is gone From then on I was hers to control And knowing that she robbed me of my heart And robbed me of my soul, yeah
Oh I was warned about her love But like a fool I went on Whether they're right or wrong At least the mystery is gone
She had a left hand filled with diamonds And the other filled with lies She saw right through me There was no p[lace to hide Now I've finally learned my lesson But you'll never tell the pain her love left me I hide so well I go on day by day in fear And knowing that I'll never, never love again Only brings tears
Oh I was warned about her love And I'll have to stay strong Whether they're right or they're wrong At least the mystery is gone Whether they're right or wrong At least the mystery is gone I was warned about her love
Tulane Composer(s): Chuck Berry - Eugene West First release: Chuck Berry - 1970 Covered by multiple other artists
Tulane and Johnny opened a novelty shop Back under the counter, was the cream of the crop Everything was clickin' and the business was good 'Til one day, lo and behold, an officer stood Johnny jumped the counter but he stumbled and fell But Tulane made it over Johnny as he yelled
Go ahead on, Tulane, he can't catch up with you Go Tulane, he ain't man enough for you Go Tulane, use all the speed you got Go Tulane, you know you need a lot Go Tulane, he's laggin' behind Go 'head on, Tulane go head on
Go by your father's house and tell him business is slow And see if he will loan us something, soon as he hits the dough Put the cat out in the hall and rumple up the room Go by Doctor Keller's, tell him you swallowed some perfume Tell him we need him quick, 'cuz he may have to testify That you been sick all day and that's a perfect alibi
Go ahead on, Tulane, he can't catch up with you Go Tulane, he ain't man enough for you Go Tulane, use all the speed you got Go Tulane, you know you need a lot Go Tulane, he's laggin' behind Go 'head on, Tulane go head on
Go, let Danny drive in case you run into the Man Back by the shop and git the stuff and hide it in the van Go back by your father's, get the money for the bail And bring it down and bail me out this rotten, funky jail We gotta get a lawyer in the click of politics Somebody who can win the thing or get the thing fix
Go ahead on, Tulane, he can't catch up with you Go Tulane, he ain't man enough for you Go Tulane, use all the speed you got Go Tulane, you know you need a lot Go Tulane, he's laggin' behind Go 'head on, Tulane go head on
I Was Seeing Nellie Home (aka "When I Saw Sweet Nellie Home" or "Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party" Composer(s): John Fletcher; Frances Kyle Performer(s): The Sons Of The Pioneers and multiple other artists
In the sky the bright stars glittered On the grass the moonlight fell Hush'd the sound of daylight bustle Closed the pink eyed pimpernell As adown the moss grown wood path Where the cattle love to roam From an august evening party I was seeing Nellie home
In the sky the bright stars glittered On the grass the moonlight shone From an august evening party I was seeing Nellie home
When the autumn tinged the greenwood Turning all its leaves to the gold In the lawn by elders shaded I my love to Nellie told As we stood together gazing On the star bespangled dome How I blessed the august evening When I saw sweet Nellie home
In the sky the bright stars glittered On the grass the moonlight shone From an august evening party I was seeing Nellie home
White hairs mingled with my tresses Furrows steal upon my brow But a love smile cheers and blesses Life's declining moments now Matron in the snowy kerchief Closer to my bosom come Tell me do'st thou still remember When I saw sweet Nellie home
In the sky the bright stars glittered On the grass the moonlight shone From an august evening party I was seeing Nellie home