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Don't know the title of this one, (maybe Daniel's Song)

Kenny Loggins wrote it, and it starts out

	'People smile and tell me I'm the luck one, We've just begun....'

It's not critical right now, but in about a week,,,,,  there's this wedding
ya see,,, and eggs will be on face,,,

Any help will be appreciated...

    Re. .0
    
    The song is called Danny's Song, and was recorded in the EARLY 1970s
    by Anne Murray.
    
    Good luck finding a recording...... :(
    
    						--Eric--

    It was also done by Kenny loggins and shows up on his best of friends
    album ( I belive loggins and messiena <sp?) is more correct)

i have the words...this used to be a favorite of mine. played it all
the time on my old epiphone 12 string.
i'll write them down today for you. If i forget a few, i'll finish tonite
& send it to you.

    
    	I have it documented.  I'll mail it out.  Send mail
    	if anyone wants it.
    
    	Tom
    	uspmlo::desrochers
    

    Believe it or not, I have the original sheet music with Ann Murray's
    face on the cover.  I bought it on March 15, 1976 the day my son John
    was born.  I play it every year on his birthday, mostly for myself!
    
    Let me know if I can mail it to you by the old reliable US Gov't!!
    
    
    Regards,
    
    ED

Since I've put this note in, I've gotten about 4 responses...

	Thanks to all who offered their assitance..

	   You've all been a big help..

Just to add some historical clarity:

The Loggins and Messina version predated the Anne Murray version
(although hers was the hit).

Also, the Anne Murray version leaves out some of the original
words (the verse with the reference to getting high).

-Hal

    
    	I'm almost positive it was a Kenny Loggins solo album.
    	The producer, Jim Messina, from Poco added so much by the
    	time it ended that they called it "Kenny Loggins with Jim
    	Messina sittin' in".  It was always called "Sittin' in".
    
    	They then became "Loggins and Messina".
    
    	Yes?
    

    
    Yes. I have this LP (Loggins and Messina, Sittin' In.). Bought on the
    strength of this track (Danny's Song).
    
    Richard
    Reading, UK

    I need some help with some lyrics for some of the songs that we
    will be doing in a sequenced backed duo.
    
    Werewolves of London - Warren Zevon
    Cherry Cherry - Neil Diamond
    New York New York - Frank Sinatra
    Knock on wood   -  ?????
    I wont let the sun go down on me  - Nick Kershaw
    
    
    Any help would be appreciated
    
    P.K.

    Someone just asked me for the lyrics to "You Can't Always Get What You
    Want" by the Stones. I don't have the record or I'd transcribe them
    myself. Does anyone have them. Much gratitude to anyone that can help.

    MOD: If there's an existing topic for this, please feel free to move it
    there. I couldn't locate one.

    Anyone know the words to Bob Dylan's "Tangled Up in Blues"?. I'm
    getting the urge to try and sing something other than blues, and this is 
    one I might be able to do.
    
    Thanx
    "sakman" 

    I need words!  My brother in law, sister, and I are doing a jam for a
    big party next month, and we need some lyrics.  If you have any of
    these tunes' lyrics in your directory or on hard copy, please E-mail
    them to me at navy5::sdandrea, wolver::sdandrea, or Steve Dandrea@GPO.
    My fax is 301/731-7717.
    
    Bad Love                          (Eric Clapton)
    Badge                             (Cream)
    Sunshine of Your Love             (Cream)
    Can't Get Enough of Your Love     (Bad Company)
    Feel Like Makin' Love             (Bad Company)
    Beginnings                        (Chigaco)
    Colour My World                   (Chigaco)
    Stormy Monday                     (Allman Bros)
    Summertime                        (??the slow blues tune)
    Can't Ya See?                     (Marshall Tucker)
    Simple Man                        (Skynard)
    Sweet Home                        (Skynard)
    Everything I Do..I do it for You  (Bryan Adams) I haven't learned this one
                                       yet, so I could use the chords, as well.
    
    
    There will be more, as I think of them...if you can direct me to
    another conference, that will work, too...
    
    Thanks in advance for any help!
    
    Steve

    
    Summertime is by Janis.

    If memory serves, Pat, you're only partially right.  Janis (with Big
    Brother and the Holding Company) did record the song, but I remember
    that the song is from a Broadway musical -- Porgy & Bess, maybe?
    
    On the other hand, I could be completely brain dead.  8^(
    
    						chuck

    composed by:
    George Gershwin
    Porgy & Bess
    \Gary

    
    Well Steve, looks like Gershwin is the answer.  I have trouble 
    'hearing' the blues solo tho'...
    
    ;^)

  >>  Well Steve, looks like Gershwin is the answer.  I have trouble
  >>  'hearing' the blues solo tho'...
    
    
    Ya wanna hear the blues solo in "Summertime"?  I wish had the tape of
    the one I tore off yesterday!  I had an extra quarter in me, I was
    lovin' my strat, and things were clickin', If I does say so mee-self!
    
    I have recieved a veritable plethera of replies....thanks to everyone
    who has these lyrics at their fingertips, thanks to you, they are now
    at mine!
    
    Later!
    
    Steve
        

    Local blues artist and slide guitar virtuouso Jimmie Stagger, his sax
    sideman, and his band do a version of Summertime that'll make your eyes
    water on dry day.
    \Gary

     Hi, I need the last verse to "Stairway to Heaven" Please either
     reply or send to Salem::Taylor_j

    Anyone have the words to the Stones' "Dead Flowers"?  Thanks.
    
    Dave
    

    Good afternoon:
    
    	Would anyone have a copy of the lyrics of Jumping Jack Flash on
    disk, if so can I have a copy sent to my system account. Once I get
    a copy I will post a note here saying that I have them. 
    
              ics::catorio
    
    
    thanks and have a great day.
    

re:                         -< Jumping Jack Flash Lyrics >-

You should ask Whoopi Goldberg. :-) :-)

-Hal

    She didn't sing it right anyway...

    I have a copy of the lyrics.....thanks and have "Great holidays"
    
    

re: .26

>    She didn't sing it right anyway...

Maybe not, but it was a hilarious scene nonetheless. 

-Hal

    Oh yeah, I liked that movie!

    
    
    DOGS BARKING CAN'T FLY WITHOUT UMBRELLA !
    
    
    B*)
    

    re: -1
    
    you misspelled "dawg"
    
    
    :*}

    Well, ya got me on that one...it's been a good six years since I was
    in a band that did that one, and I didn't sing it, so...
    
    							Brian

re: .32

>What are the missing words ( designated by ??? ) from the song
>'Up Against the Wall Redneck Mothers' by Ray Wiley Hubbard and
>as performed by the Lost Gonzo Band?
>
>	M  is for the mud flaps on my pickup truck
>
>	O  is for the oil I put on my hair
>
>	T  is for Texas
>
>	H  is for ???
>
>	E  is for ???
>
>	R  is for REDNECK!

There's several variants floating around.  I don't think even Jerry
Jeff did it the same every time.  For example, I've heard "T is for
T-Bird wine" as well as "T is for Texas".  The only H and E's I can
recall quickly from memory are "H is for Hen" and "E is for Einstein's
Theory of Relativity".

-Hal

    Speaking of covers, we are struggling with the lyrics to two we are
    doing:
    
    One is "Distance (In Thee)", a Patti Smith tune recorded by Blue Oyster
    Cult.
    
    Second chorus:
    
    "?  ?   ? ? should not be delivered
    
    But you & I see now baby that still they are"
    
    
    Last chorus:
    
    "Once we breathed the air of sweet surrender
    
    ?  ?  ?  ?  ?  filled our atmosphere"
    
    Next tune is "Mussels From A Shell" by Squeeze
    
    First line:
    
    "The do it down on ? ?, they do it at Waikiki"
    
    last line of first chorus:
    
    "? ? ? ? ? ? and everybody wants a hack"  (sounds like "Servers drop
    their balls & drive??)
    
    Last Chorus:
    
    " Two fat ladies window shop, something for the mantelpiece
    ? ? bingo all night to panic a sweet little niece" (??? this whole line
    may be wrong)
    
    We're usually pretty good at this, but these two have us stumped. Any
    help will be appreciated. 
    
    
    Danny W.
    

    
    Squeeze:
            "They do it down on Camber Sands, they do it at Waikiki.
    
            "Surfers drop their boards and dry, and everbody wants a hat.
    
            "Out for bingo all the nines, a panda for sweet little neice"
    
           Of course if i'm wrong, Alan Starr will be along anytime to tell
           me 8^)
    
        -dave-

    "Pulling Muscles" is a killer tune!!  I used to love to play that one
    with the Bunnies!

    Where's Alan when you need him, I know his band did/does "Pulling
    Muscles..".
    
    If "Redneck Mutha" stumps both Brian and Alan, I'm inclined to believe
    the end of the world is imminent.
    
    Greg

    Thanks all for the quick on and off-line response for "Mussels"
    
    Danny W.

> Where's Alan when you need him, I know his band did/does "Pulling Muscles..".

I sent Danny mail a while ago, have no fear!
    
> If "Redneck Mutha" stumps both Brian and Alan, I'm inclined to believe
> the end of the world is imminent.

Despite the fact that I live in NH, I just don't know the words to all
that many redneck tunes.... 8^)

alan

    From the _Viva Terlingua_ album:
    
    H is for Haggard
    E is for Eggs
    
    Peter

    
    
    Title: Let's Work Together
    Artist: Canned Heat (well they popularised it)
    
    One verse opens something like...
    
    
    "Well two or three minutes, two or three hours,
    ..............................................."
    
    
    So, anyone know what the second line is?
    
    
    	Richard

    
    >Title: Let's Work Together
    >Artist: Canned Heat (well they popularised it)
    
    Just for the record (no pun intended!), I think the original version
    was by Wilbert Harrison.
    
    Dom (with a very mediocre Brian Rost impersonation ;-))

    I'm almost (but not quite) embarrassed to ask this, but ...
    
    who knows all the lyrics to 'Paranoid' by Black Sabbath?

    RE: who knows all the lyrics to 'Paranoid' by Black Sabbath?
    
    
    ask Coop (Jeff Cooper)!
    
    Steve (yes Jeff is alive, but busy, very busy)

    No need to contact Coop (like he'd answer mail anyway...), I sent him
    the lyrics to Paranoid.
    
    gh

    thanks Greg. Now, who's got "Fairies Wear Boots" and "Snowblind"?

    What, you guys problems understanding Ozzy??
    
    jc (thought I'd stop in and say halllooooooooo!!)

    
    This weekend I was treated to a viewing of "Wild In The Streets" (1969,
    starring Christopher Jones, Hal Holbrook, and Richard Pryor). Bad
    enough to be fascinating, it has achieved cult status...
    
    Now the only memorable song in the soundtrack was "The Shape of Things
    To Come." But the record of the soundtrack (don't ask) lists a song
    called "Wild in the Streets"...
    
    I half-remember a song by that title (I think), whose lyrics include:
    
        ...I still need a drugstore to cure my cough
        Running wild in the streets [one bar of lead guitar goes here]
        Running wild in the streets ....
    
    But this was not the song on the soundtrack.
    
    Can anyone identify the group that did the above song and provide more
    of the lyrics?
    
    Thanks,
    
    JP

    The song "Wild in the Streets" that I'm familiar with was done by
    Graham Parker (and the Rumor?), mid-to-late 70's.  I pretty sure it
    was written long after the film and had nothing to do with it.
    
    I liked your description of the film btw, "bad enough to be
    fascinating".  Captures it perfectly I think.
    
    /rick

    
    Bingo.  Thanks, Rick.
    
    I was trying very hard to forget Shelley Winters -- she appeared
    in a negligee in several scenes.
    
    JP

    BRRRRR!!!

    I thought Garland Jeffreys did Wild In The Streets. I always liked 
    that song.
    
    

    Shelley Winters in what?
    
    8*O

    Shelly Winters in the Posiedon Adventure!

    re .56
    
    oops, I'm afraid old Dave may be right.  Can I switch my vote
    to Garland Jeffreys too?
    
    /not_brian_rost

    
    Well, thanks to Dave, too. It'll be lots easier to find an answer now
    that you've narrowed down. 
    
    Ed Begley Sr. was in that film, too. I think they put him in the
    over-35 camp, loaded him up with LSD and dressed him an a toga. That
    was a lot less frightening than Shelley in the lingerie.
    
    I missed the Poseidon Adventure. Did she play the ship or the iceberg?
    
    JP

    >>I missed the Poseidon Adventure. Did she play the ship or the iceberg?
    
    
    neither; she played the lifeboat, the big one that holds 50 passengers.
    
    >:*}
    

    Nope.  In the first part of the film, she played a whiney rich woman,
    in the second part a bloated dead whale that kept floating around.
    

    RE: -1
    
    I remember now, she used up all the available oxygen and then
    croaked.....yeah, I remember.
    
    

    Hi,
    
    Would anyone have a copy of the lyrics to:
    
    You've lost that lovin feeling -- can't remember who the artist was
    Expressway to your heart -- Soul Survivors
    
    I would really appreciate any help...don't need the music..just the
    words.
    
    Thanks in advance
    Gary Ryan
    
    FAX 323-4718
         908-562-4718
    nyem1::ryan
    

>    You've lost that lovin feeling -- can't remember who the artist was
                                                              ^^^^^^
    The Rightous Brothers.

    And, no, I don't have 'em. Sorry.

    >    You've lost that lovin feeling -- can't remember who the artist
    was.....  The Rightous Brothers.
    
    *and*   Hall & Oates.......gag
      

    
    You never close your eyes anymore when I kiss your lips
    And there's no tenderness anymore in your fingertips
    You're trying hard not to show it [baby]
    But baby, baby I know it
    
    You've lost that lovin' feeling
    Whoa that lovin' feeling
    You've lost that lovin' feeling
    Now it's gone, gone, gone
    
    Now there's no welcome look in your eyes when I reach for you
    And girl you're starting to criticize little things I do
    It makes me just feel like crying [baby]
    But baby, something beautiful's dying
    
    chorus...

    Anyone have the Lyrics to Becks Loser?
    
    Most can be figured out, but, what is the first two lines in the
    chorus????  
    
    Thanks,
    Ron.

re: .68

>    Most can be figured out, but, what is the first two lines in the
>    chorus????  
    
The reason you can't figure out the beginning of the chorus is because
it's in Spanish.  Someone told me once what the Spanish words were, but
I've forgotten them.  Sorry.

-Hal

    
    The first line of the chorus is "Soy, un perdidor" (sp?) - in Spanish
    "I'm a loser". This drove me crazy for a month or so until one of the
    local LA DJs clued me in.
    
    Rob

    Thanks!!
    
    Ron.
    

    
    Anyone out there have the lyrics to "The Rodeo Song" online???
    If so, mail to MADMXX::KNOX....
    
    Thanks,
    
    Billy_K
    
    

    
    Don't recall the lyrics in maximum verbosity, but I
    LOVE "The Rodeo Song".  Good tune to launch the weekend.
    
    Kev --
    

    
    	Anyone have "River of Dreams" by Billy Joel ??
    
    	Thanks - Tom
    

I hope to do this one at an upcoming gig, and wanted to verify what I *think*
are the complete lyrics. To avoid the infamous copyright-infringement fears,
I'll include first lines of verses and "bridge" in the order I remember; if
anyone has corrections and/or additions, please Email them to me.

Thanks in advance-

	Bob

-----------------------------------
Verse 1:
Wise men say only fools rush in....

Verse 2:
Should I stay? Would it be so wrong...

Bridge:
Like a river flows surely to the sea...

Verse 3:
So take my hand, take my whole life too...

Repeat (I *think*) bridge and verse 3...

    re Verse 2
    
    	Shall I stay, would it be a sin?
    	For I can't help.....
    
    
    
    P.K.

    
    	Anyone have "Love will keep us alive" by the Eagles?
    
    	Chords seem like a no brainer but I wouldn't mind them
    	too...
    
    	Thanks,	
    	Tom
    

Hey folks,

I'm looking for the words to a song done by Duke and the Drivers
I think it's called "What You Got", but I'm not sure about that.
Can anyone help me out?

It's a simple rock tune that goes something like this....

Verse   Maybe it's the way you walk
        Maybe it's the way you talk
        Maybe it's the clothes you wear
        Or the way you come your hair

Chorus  What you've got, sure looks good
        What you've got, sure looks good
        Baby it's plain to see
        You really got a hold of me
        Your love, really really got me baby
        Your love, really really got me baby
        What you've got, sure looks good
        What you've got, sure looks good
 
I'd love a copy of the tune but would appreciate the words only.


						Thanks much,
						Roxanne

    
    Oh my Gawd. Red Barn flashback.
    
    Phew, I almost lost it there! :-)
    
    -b

    
    
        I still always liked "Slow Motion" better. 
    
        I have a copy of the album that I can tape for you
    at a (much) later date, or, if you are local, you can 
    borrow it.
    
    
        Rick. 
    

Well, long time to type!  I apologize Rick, for not replying sooner.  I had
a few changes since I last wrote.  I now work in a different group, OpenVMS
Engineering, ever heard of it ;).

Anyway, I sit in ZKO.  Where are you?  I'd love to record the album.

					Promise to keep in touch,
					Roxanne

    They're in the Digital Tradition web site:
    
    http://pubweb.parc.xerox.com/digitrad/