Тексты песен «B.»

BABES IN THE MILL by Dorsey Dixon I used to be a factory hand when things were moving slow When children worked in cotton mills, each morning had to go Every morning just at five the whistle blew on time And called...

BABY BLUE FORD I'm a little hunk of tin No one knows what I've been in Got four wheels and a running board I'm a Ford, a Ford, a Ford Chug, chug, rattle, rattle, crash, crash, bang, bang Urca, urca, I'm a Ford, a baby...

BABY-ROCKING MEDLEY (Rosalie Sorrels) All right, it's 5:30 in the morning. That kid has not quit howling now for six hours. You're getting sort of desperate, breaking out into a cold sweat because you know that all...

BACHELOR'S LAMENT or TAK' PITY ON ME Oh ladies come listen to my sad lament And as sure as I'm living you'll never repent For oh I am wearied, I doubt I will dee Unless some dear lassie tak' pity...

Back and Side Go Bare Early English Lyrics (Chambers & Sedgewick; October House) cho. Back and side go bare, go bare Both hand and foot go cold, But belly, God send thee good ale...

Back Water Blues Well it rained five days and the sky was dark as night Yes, it rained five days and the sky was dark as night There's trouble in the lowlands tonight. I got up one morning, I couldn't even get out of...

Bacon on the Rind A soldier in the cavalry lay on a canvas bunk, On a soap box there beside him lay a hunk of army punk; And as he chewed away and busy, his face turned ashen gray For the soldier boy was dying in the...

THE BAGGAGE COACH AHEAD On a dark and stormy night as the train rolled on All passengers gone to bed, Except a young man with a babe on his arm Sat sadly with bowed down head; Just then the babe commenced crying As...

The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington There was a youth and a well belov-ed youth And he was the Squire's son. He loved the bailiff's daughter dear That lived in Islington. But she was coy and would not believe That he...

BALD HEADED END OF A BROOM Oh love is such a very funny thing It catches the young and old It's just like a plate of boardinghouse hash To many a man it is sold It makes you feel like a fresh water eel Causes your...

The Ball of Kirriemuir (Ballynore) 'Twas on the first of August the party, it began. Now, never shall I forget, me lads, the gatherin' of the clans Singing, ``Who hae ye, lassie, (last nicht) Who hae ye noo?...

Ball of Yarn It was in the month of June, all the roses were in bloom I chanced to take a stroll around the farm; And a maiden fair to see, came a-walking up to me, Said, "Would you like to wind my little ball of...

BALLAD OF 5.60 Free energy and entropy were whirling in his brain With partial differentials and greek letters in their train With delta, sigma, gamma, theta, epsilon, and pi Were driving him distracted as they danced...

THE BALLAD OF 578 (Dick Parks) On any given evening, if you step into the gloom Of any given "O" Club, in one corner of the room, You'll find a grizzled bunch there, drinking lemonade, Of salty fighter pilots - masters...

BALLAD OF CHARLIE BIRGER I will tell you of a bandit in a great midwestern state Who never learned his lesson until it was too late; This man was bold and careless and the leader of his gang His boldness did not save...

Ballad of Compensation (David Diamond) Remember all the lovely projects That you didn't get to do? All the bugs the other fellow Left around to bother you? How the card decks came back sorted, All the times your...

THE BALLAD OF ERICA LEVINE (Bob Blue) When Erica Levine was seven and a half Up to her door came Jason Metcalfe And he said "Will you marry me, Erica Levine?" And Erica Levine said "What do you mean?" "Well my father...

THE BALLAD OF F.D.R (Almanac Singers) It was on a Saturday night and the moon was shining bright, They passed the Conscription bill. And the people they did say for many miles away, T'was the president and his boys on...

Ballad of Lewis Mills (Dwayne Thorpe) Come all ye gallant dorymen, and you shall quickly hear A tale of deeds of daring, of danger without fear. Of Captain Blackburn's daring deeds you oftentimes have heard And now of...

BALLAD OF MAE WEST'S BUST (Earl H. Emmons) My eyes have seen upon life's screen the wreck of countless dreams, Where e'er I turn 'tis but to learn that naught is as it seems, And 'neath the sun I've found but one...