Retro-Songteksten: Evergreens, Classics, Old-Time Favourites, Hits Uit Onze Jeugd
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Tom Bombadil Composer(s): Giuseppe Festa Performer(s): Giuseppe Festa
Tom Bombadil is a merry fellow Bright blue his jacket is, and his boots are yellow None has ever caught him yet, 'cause he's the Master His songs are stronger songs and his feet are faster
Down along under the hill, shining in the bright sunshine Swiftly my steps are taking me home, waiting for the cold starlight There my pretty lady is, river-woman's daughtar Slender as the willow-wand, clearer than the water
Hop along up the Withywindle! Tom's going on ahead candles for to kindle Down West sinks the Sun, soon you will be groping When the night-shadows fall, then the door will open Out of the window-panes light will twinkle yellow Fear no alder black! Heed no hoary willow! Fear neither root nor bough! Tom goes on before you Hey now! Hurry up! We'll be waiting for you
Tokyo Composer(s): Bruce Cockburn Performer(s): Bruce Cockburn
They're getting prepared to haul a car out of the river Noise and smoke and concrete seem to be going on forever Grinding gears and drivers getting high on exhaust I'm thinking about the water down below and what got lost
Pachinko jingle and space torpedo beams Comic book violence and escaping steam Grey suited business men pissing against the wall Cut to crumbling guardrail, slow motions car fall
Oh Tokyo -- I never can sleep in your arms Mind keeps on ringing like a fire alarm Me and all these other dice bouncing around in the cup Did you have to show me that accident scene Didn't I get enough shaking up? Still I'm gonna miss you...
Dragon of good fortune struggles with trickster fox Energy and patience and the power of the buck Tonight I'm flying headlong To meet the dark red edge of dawn I know somebody will be crying And somebody will be gone
Oh Tokyo -- I never can sleep in your arms Mind keeps on ringing like a fire alarm Me and all these other dice bouncing around in the cup Did you have to show me that accident scene Didn't I get enough shaking up? Still I'm gonna miss you...
Tokeymor Field Composer(s): John Woloschuk Performer(s): Klaatu
See the rainbow by that grove of trees Has it not appeared quite suddenly Look there, up in the sky Can you still pretend to deny It's a little bit strange How the stars rearrange Every time we wander here It's always the same Now isn't it strange?
A lilting song floats upon the air Whenever the wind whispers through your hair And with one great big beautiful smile You bring out the sun for awhile Wouldn't you consider it odd When the whole world starts to throb Every time I hold you here Near to my heart Now isn't that odd?
Around and around and around ring-a-rose Let's make believe it's a merry-go-round We go like so I'm as dizzy as a top, I'm a-tumbling down And what's more fun than a fumbling clown Dancing through the green grass With your hands in the air Touching the sky up there
Ooh why does Everything you touch feel so fresh and new How is it spring seems to follow you? 'Cause where your feet have touched the ground The meadows with flowers abound Nothing could be quite so wild As skipping through them like a child Every time I'm here with you Every time I'm here with you Every time you bring me to Tokeymor Field To Tokeymor Field To to Tokeymor Field To to Tokeymor Field
Tell Me To My Face ((French Version: Toi, Le Refrain De Ma Vie (Joe Dassin) - 1979)) Composer(s): Graham Nash - Allan Clarke - Tony Hicks First release by: The Hollies - 1966
Will you try to justify the meaning Of the note you sent this evening To my door, you're not deceiving me I'd have thought that you'd have known much better Sending round an unsigned letter Facing me would be much better now
Is it just that you can't face the future with me Can't you tell me to my face You just took the coward's way to say goodbye How would you feel here in my place
If at last I think I'm glad to rid myself of you I'm sad To think about the time I'll have to go Then I'll turn and walk away so please don't beg for me to stay 'Cause I know just what I will say to you
Is it just that you can't face the future with me Can't you tell me to my face You just took the coward's way to say goodbye How would you feel here in my place
Tell me to my face you're leaving now Tell me to my face you're leaving now
Though you try to justify the meaning Of the note you sent this evening To my door, you're not deceiving me I'd have thought that you'd have known much better Sending round an unsigned letter Facing me would be much better now
Is it just that you can't face the future with me Can't you tell me to my face You just took the coward's way to say goodbye How would you feel here in my place
Thinkin' of a Rendezvous Composer(s): Bobby Braddock - Sonny Throckmorton Performer(s): Johnny Duncan & Janie Fricke
I said, "Hello, my it's been such a long time" You said, "Yes, it has, it's been a year or more" Then you smiled and asked about my wife and family I said, "Johnny's six and Judy's almost four"
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour Down at the Family Inn like we used to do We kept talking like nothing ever happened But I was making small talk, thinking of a rendezvous
You said, "Are you still working down at the factory" I said, "Yes I am, guess I'll be there 'til I die" You asked me if I still went down to Joe's Place I said, "Yeah, I do, but it's been a long, long time"
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour Down at the Family Inn like we used to do We kept talking like nothing ever happened But I was making small talk, thinking of a rendezvous
And you said, "Gotta go, sure been nice to see you But I told Jack that I'd be home by nine" I said, "By the way, tell him I said hello And we'll all have to get together sometime"
But I was thinking how I'd love to get you alone for one hour Down at the Family Inn like we used to do We kept talking like nothing ever happened But I was making small talk, thinking of a rendezvous
Think Twice Before You Go Composer(s): John Lee Hooker - Al Smith First recording/First release by: John Lee Hooker - 1967/1968 Covered by multiple other artists
Think twice before you go, baby, this will be the end Think twice before you go, baby, this will be the end You done leave me one time, baby you'll leave again
Dig in and suffer with me, an' I know you paid your dues Dig in and suffer with me baby, an' I know you paid your dues You done leave me when I need you, then I know you stand accused
Doing the man who loves you wrong Breaking the heart you should be ruling Doing the man who loves you wrong I go for a lot of things, but you're a little too strong
Think twice before you go, baby this will be the end Think twice before you go, baby this will be the end You done leave me one time, baby, you'll leave again Ha
Think Twice Composer(s): Joe Shapiro - Jimmy Williams - Clyde Otis Performer(s): Brook Benton
Think twice before you answer Think twice before you say 'Yes' I'm asking you if you love me true 'Cause you're my happiness
Take your time, think it over Think twice, then let me know If you don't feel that your love is real Tell me, although you'll hurt me so
Funny how a word can mean everything That's why I want you to talk to me To hear you say my name I'd give anything Only you can decide what my future will be
Think twice before you answer Think twice, whatever you do A love as strong as mine can stand the test of time Think twice of the one who loves you
They say that the left side of the brain Controls the right They say that the right side Has to work hard all night Maybe I think too much for my own good Some people say so Other people say no no The fact is You don't think as much as you could hmmm I had a childhood that was mercifully brief I grew up in a state of disbelief I started to think too much When I was twelve going on thirteen Me and the girls from St. Augustine Up in the mezzanine Thinking about God Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much Have you ever experienced a period of grace When your brain just takes a seat behind your face And the world begins The Elephant Dance Everything's funny Everyone's sunny You take out your money And walk down the road That leads me to the girl I love The girl I'm always thinking of But maybe I think too much And I ought to just hold her Stop trying to mold her Maybe blindfold her And take her away Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much Maybe I think too much