The Beach Boys - Do You Like Worms Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SMILESIDE ONE (Track 03) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:Rock, rock, roll, Plymouth Rock, roll over.Rock, rock, roll, Plymouth Rock, roll over.Rock, rock, roll, Plymouth Rock, roll over.Rock, rock, roll, Plymouth Rock, roll over.Bicycle Rider, just see what you've doneTo the church of the American Indian!Mahalo lu le,Mahalo lu la,Keeni waka pula.Mahalo lu le,Mahalo lu la,Keeni waka pula.Mahalo lu le,Mahalo lu la,Keeni waka pula.Mahalo lu le,Mahalo lu la,Keeni waka pula.Mahalo lu le,Mahalo lu la,Keeni waka pula.Wooh...
Astrud Gilberto - Once I Loved Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 01) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Ray Gilbert"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSOnce I loved.And I gave so much love to this love,It was the world to me.Once I criedAt the thought I was foolish and proudAnd let you say goodbye.Then one day,From my infinite sadness, you cameAnd brought me love again.Now I knowThat no matter whatever befalls,I'll never let you go.I will hold you close...Night and day...Because loveIs the saddest thingWhen it goes away.I will hold you close...Make you stay...Because loveIs the saddest thingWhen it goes away.Because loveIs the saddest thingWhen it goes away.Goes away...
Astrud Gilberto - Água de Beber Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 02) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSDe ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Da yum da...Da yum da...De ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Da yum da...Da yum da...Eu quis amar, mas tive medoE quis salvar meu coração.Mas o amor sabe um segredo:O medo pode matar o seu coração.Água de beber...Água de beber, camará.Água de beber...Água de beber, camará.De ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Da yum da...Da yum da...Eu nunca fiz coisa tão certa.Entrei pra escola do perdão.A minha casa vive aberta —Abre todas as portas do coração.Água de beber...Água de beber, camará.Água de beber...Água de beber, camará.De ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Ba di ba da ba da baDe ba dum ba...Da yum da...Da yum da...
Astrud Gilberto - Meditation Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 03) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Norman Gimbel"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSBa-pa, ba-pa,Ba-pa, ba-pa ba pa ra ba-pa...Bom da ba dum ba, bom bom...In my loneliness,When you're gone and I'm all by myselfAnd I need your caress...I just think of youAnd the thought of you holding me nearMakes my loneliness soon disappear.Though you're far away,I have only to close my eyesAnd you are back to stay.I just think of youAnd the sadness of missing you bringsSoon is gone and this heart of mine sings.Yes, I love you so!And that for meIs all I need to know.I will wait for you'Til the sun falls from out of the sky.For what else can I do?I will wait for you,Meditating how sweet life will beWhen you come back to me.I will wait for you,Meditating how sweet life will beWhen you come back to me.
Astrud Gilberto - How Insensitive Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 06) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Norman Gimbel"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSHow insensitiveI must have seemedWhen he told me that he loved me.How unmoved and coldI must have seemedWhen he told me so sincerely.Why, he must have asked,"Did I just turn and stare in icy silence?"What was I to say?What can you sayWhen a love affair is over?Now he's gone awayAnd I'm aloneWith a memory of his last look.Vague and drawn and sad,I see it stillAll his heartbreak in that last look.Why, he must have asked,"Could I just turn and stare in icy silence?"What was I to do?What can one doWhen a love affair is over?Over...
Astrud Gilberto - Dindi Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE TWO (Track 01) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Ray Gilbert"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSSky, so vast is the skyWith far away clouds just wandering byWhere do they go?Oh I don't know, don't knowWind that speaks to the leavesTelling stories that no one believesStories of love belong to you and to meOh, Dindi, if I only had wordsI would say all the beautiful things that I seeWhen you're with meOh my DindiOh Dindi, like the song of the wind in the treesThat's how my heart is singing, DindiHappy DindiWhen you're with meI love you more each dayYes I do, yes I doI'd let you go awayIf you take me with youDon't you know, DindiI'd be running and searching for youLike a river that can't find the seaThat would be me without you, my DindiCan't find the seaThat would be meWithout you, DindiLike a river that can't find the seaThat would be me without you, my Dindi
Astrud Gilberto - Photograph Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE TWO (Track 02) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSEu, você, nós doisAqui neste terraço à beira-marO sol já vai caindo e o seu olharParece acompanhar a cor do marVocê tem que ir emboraA tarde caiEm cores se desfaz,EscureceuO sol caiu no marE aquela luzLá em baixo se acendeu...Você e euEu, você, nós doisSozinhos neste bar à meia-luzE uma grande lua saiu do marParece que este bar já vai fecharE há sempre uma cançãoPara contarAquela velha históriaDe um desejoQue todas as cançõesTêm pra contarE veio aquele beijoAquele beijoAquele beijo
Astrud Gilberto - Dreamer Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE TWO (Track 03) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Gene Lees"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSWhy are my eyes always full of this vision of you?Why do I dream silly dreams that I feel won't come true?I long to show you the stars,Caught in the dark of the sea.I long to speak of my love,But you don't come to me.So I go on asking if maybe one day you'll care.I tell my sad little dreams to the soft evening air.I am quite hopeless it seems.Two things I know how to do.One is to dream,Two is loving you.I am quite hopeless it seems.Two things I know how to do.One is to dream,Two is loving you.
Astrud Gilberto - And Roses and Roses Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 04) - written by João Gilberto and Dorival Caymmi"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSEvery day I sent another presentJust to let me know how very much he cared.I wrote a little love note with each present,But to fall in love had me a little scared.My poor worried heart was so uncertain.Shall I follow, shall I let it be?Then he sent a dozen yellow roses andThat somehow just turned the trick for me.Roses, roses, roses —I thank all the roses that bloom in the spring.Love is a wonderful thing!The rest of my life he will bring meRoses and roses and roses of love...Love is a wonderful thing...La la la da da la da da...Roses, roses, roses —I thank you for saying what we couldn't say.Oh, what a wonderful way!To tell me he loves me each dayWith roses and roses and roses of love...
Astrud Gilberto - O Morro (Não tem Vez) Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE ONE (Track 05) - written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Vinícius de Moraes"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSO morro não tem vez,E o que ele fez já foi demais.Mas olhem bem vocêsQuando derem vez ao morro.Toda a cidade vai cantar.O morro não tem vez,E o que ele fez já foi demais.Mas olhem bem vocêsQuando derem vez ao morro.Toda a cidade vai cantar.Morro pede passagem,Morro quer se mostrar.Abram alas pro morro.Tamborim vai falar:É um, é dois, é três,É cem, é mil a batucar.O morro não tem vez.Mas se derem vez ao morro,Toda a cidade vai cantar.Morro pede passagem,Morro quer se mostrar.Abram alas pro morro.Tamborim vai falar:É um, é dois, é três,É cem, é mil a batucar.O morro não tem vez.Mas se derem vez ao morro,Toda a cidade vai cantar.Ooh... Ooh... Ooh... Ooh...Ooh... Ooh... Ooh... Ooh...
Astrud Gilberto - Só Tinha de Ser Com Você Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE TWO (Track 04)"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSÉ, só eu seiQuanto amor eu guardeiSem saber que era só prá vocêÉ, só tinha de ser com vocêHavia de ser prá vocêSenão era mais uma dorSenão não seria o amorAquele que a gente não vêO amor que chegou para darO que ninguém deu pra vocêÉ, você que é feita de azulMe deixa morar nesse azulMe deixa encontrar minha pazVocê que é bonita demaisSe ao menos pudesse saberQue eu sempre fui só de vocêVocê sempre foi só de mimQue eu sempre fui só de vocêVocê sempre foi só de mim
Astrud Gilberto - All Thats Left Is to Say Goodbye Smile892011 2012-06-10 | SIDE TWO (Track 05) - Written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and Ray Gilbert"The Astrud Gilberto Album" is the first album recorded by Astrud Gilberto, hot off the success from guesting on the landmark jazz album "Getz/Gilberto" (1964), a collaborative project between tenor saxophonist and her husband, the famous Brazilian guitarist/bossa nova pioneer João Gilberto.Although, Gilberto had never performed professionally, she was requested by her husband to sing in the English verses written for the album's tracks. One of these cuts was "The Girl from Ipanema", a song that would forever be immortalized by her voice, and a rendition that would be the definitive recording of that song. The single sold over one million copies and helped established her as a bossa nova darling and a pop culture superstar. The rest, we can say, is history.A recording contract was set, and a solo album was immediately made to strike while the iron is summer hot. This was the result.Released in 1965 by Verve Records.LYRICSThere's no use to pretendWe have come to the endAll that's left is to say goodbyeIf I hold you with liesIt will show in my eyesAll that's left is to say goodbyeSo when you go I won't stop youBut I will rememberHow deep, how beautiful it wasAnd all this beauty of love that was our loveAnd now leaves me sadI don't want to deny, don't want to betrayDon't want to forgetBecause my love in my life,you have been like a day full of sun.So when you go I won't stop youBut I will rememberHow deep, how beautiful it wasAnd all this beauty of love that was our loveAnd now leaves me sadI don't want to deny, don't want to betrayDon't want to forgetBecause my love in my life,you have been like a day full of sun.
Laura Nyro - I Never Meant to Hurt You Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE TWO (Track 05) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:I never meant to hurt you,I'm not that way at all.Please believe the words of a heart,A heart that seems so small.And I swear, I never meant to hurt you,I guess I lost my place.Please believe the words of a heart,A heart that hides its face.Why do I do things I never mean to do?Why did I speak so carelessly when all that I felt was love for you?And I swear, I never meant to hurt you.I've got to make you know.Please believe the words of a heart,A heart that didn't show.I never meant to hurt you,I only meant to love you.It's true!And when I saw you crying,I cried, too.
Laura Nyro - Blowin Away Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE TWO (Track 04) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:You ole fire, I'm mad with desire,(You ole fire...)You're my favorite one.(You're my favorite one...)You got me cooking with the fever, got me run—running for the sun.Uh-huh, running for the sun.I feel so high, I feel like I may(I feel so high... I feel like I may...)Go blowin' away.(Blowin' away...)Blowin' away...Blow, blow, blowin'...My well meaner, my day fancy dreamer,(My well meaner...)Oh, what can it be?(Oh, what can it be...?)Well, it's something like a power, like a hold, and it's holding me.Uh-huh, and it's holding me.I feel so high, I feel like I may(I feel so high... I feel like I may...)Go blowin' away.(Blowin' away...)Blowin' away...Blow, blow, blowin' away...(Blow, blow, blowin' away...)Blow, blow, blowin'...My long laster, my soft-hearted master(My long laster...)Ain't been born and bred.(Ain't been born and bred...)But he's standing in my doorway in my mind, up above my,Up above, up above my head.Up above my head,Up above my head...I feel so high, I feel like I may(I feel so high... I feel like I may...)Go blowin' away...(Blowin' away...)Blowin' away...(Blowin' away...)Ah-hey-hey-yeah...(Blowin' away...)Blowin' away...(Blowin' away)Blow, blow, blowin' away...(Blowin' away...)Blow, blow, blowin' away...(Blowin' away...)Blowin', blowin',Blowin' away, blowin' away, blowin' away...Blowin' away.Hey, baby...
Laura Nyro - Hes a Runner Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE TWO (Track 03) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:He's a runner and he'll run away. Soon, there'll be no man.Woman ain't been born who can make him stay,Woman get away while you can!He's a runner...He's a runner and he'll run away with the midnight train.Woman ain't been born who can make him stay,Come the judgement day, come the rain,He's a runner...There'll come the running, he knows he's got to.Don't ask him not to or why, oh why,Oh why did you leave me and run off with tomorrow?Now I'm in chains till I die!He's a runner and he'll run away. Soon there'll be no man.Woman ain't been born who can make him stay,Woman get away while you can!He's a runner. He's a runner and he's got to run,He's got to run away...He's a runner.
Laura Nyro - Buy and Sell Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE TWO (Track 02) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:Cocaine and quiet beers,Sweet candy and caramels.Pass the time and dry the tearsOn a street called Buy and Sell.Life turns like the endless sea.Death tolls like a vesper bell.Children laugh and lovers dreamOn a street called Buy and Sell.Ladies dress calico style,Beware your heart when they smile.And the men walk shamelessly, aimlessly by.Cinders in the daylight, junkyards in the sky,Buy and Sell.Sell my goods to buy my roof, my bed...My bed...Two pennies will buy a rose.Three pennies and who can tellOn a street that comes and goesBy the name of Buy and Sell?Buy and Sell... Sell my goods to buy my roof, my bed.
Laura Nyro - Wedding Bell Blues Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE TWO (Track 01) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:Bill,I love you so,I always will.I look at you and seeThe passion eyes of May.(Eyes of May...)Oh, but am I ever gonna seeMy wedding day?(Wedding day...)Oh, I was on your side, BillWhen you were losin'.(When you were losin'...)I'd never scheme or lie, Bill.There's been no foolin'.(There's been no foolin'...)But kisses and love won't carry meTill you marry me, Bill!(Till you marry, Bill!)I love you so,I always will.And in your voice, I hearA choir of carousels.Oh, but am I ever gonna hearMy wedding bells?(Wedding bells...)I was the one came runnin'When you were lonely.(When you were lonely...)I haven't lived one dayNot loving you only.(Loving you only...)But kisses and love won't carry meTill you marry me, Bill!(Till you marry me, Bill!)I love you so,I always will.And though devotion rules my heart,I take no bows.Oh, but Bill, you knowI wanna take my wedding vows.(Wedding vows...)Come on, Bill.(Come on, Bill...)So come on, Bill!(So come on, Bill...)C'mon and marry me, Bill.(C'mon and marry me, Bill!)I love you so,I always will.(C'mon and marry me, Bill!)I got the wedding bell blues.(I love you so, I always will...)Yeah, yeah...The wedding bell blues.(C'mon and marry me, Bill!)Yeah, yeah...(I love you so, I always will...)The wedding bell blues.(C'mon and marry me, Bill!)
Laura Nyro - Lazy Susan Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 05) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:Lazy flower...My, you've grown... so tall...I have lost... and loved him...You have seen... it all...Lazy Susan, lazy through,Hasn't got a thing to do.Oh, but to sit there and light up the hillside,Sun-fried, black-eyed Sue.Lazy Susan, lazy through,All the hills in love with you.Courted and cradled by heaven and hillside,Sun-fried, black-eyed Sue.Black-eyed Sue!Black-eyed...Black-eyed Sue, how happy you must be.Once, I, too, had someone loving me.Johnny, Johnny, warm and true.That's how I remember you.This morning, just as I found you, up there on the hillsideWith sun-fried, black-eyed lazy Susan...Susan...
Laura Nyro - Hands Off the Man Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 06) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:Hands off the man,the flim flam man!His mind is up his sleeve,and his talk is make believe.Oh lord!The man's a fraud,He's flim flam man!He's so cagey,He's a flim flam man.Hands off the man,(Hands off!)The flim flam man!He's the one in the Trojan horseMaking out like he's Santa Claus.Oh lord!The man's a fraud,He's a flim flam man!He's a fox,He's a flim flam man.Everybody wants him,The people and the policeAnd all the pretty ladies disarm.Oh yeah, the beautiful gent,You know, he has hardly a cent.He pays his monthly rentWith daily charm.Hands off the man,(Hands off!)The flim flam man!His mind is up his sleeve,And his talk is make believe.Oh lord!The man's a fraud,He's flim flam man!He's so cagey,He's an artist.(Flim flam man...)He's a fox,He's a flim flam man.Don't believe him,He's a flim flam.Ole road runner.He's a...(Flim flam man...)No... Don't believe him,He's a...(Flim flam man...)No, no... Don't believe him,He's a...(Flim flam man...)No, no... Don't believe him,He's a...
Laura Nyro - Stoney End Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 04) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:I was born from loveAnd my poor mother worked the mines.I was raised on the Good Book Jesus,Till I read between the lines.Now I don't believeI want to see the morning.(Morning...)Going down the stoney end,(Going down to the stoney end...)I never wanted to goDown the stoney end.(Going down to the stoney end!)Mama, let me start all over.(Mama, let me start all over!)Cradle me, Mama, cradle me again.(Cradle me, Mama, cradle me again...)I can still remember himWith love light in his eyes.But the light flickered out and partedAs the sun began to rise.Now I don't believeI want to see the morning.(Morning...)Going down the stoney end,(Going down to the stoney end...)I never wanted to goDown the stoney end.(Going down to the stoney end!)Mama, let me start all over.(Mama, let me start all over!)Cradle me, Mama, cradle me again.(Cradle me, Mama, cradle me again...)Never mind the forecast,'Cause the sky has lost control'Cause the furry and the broken thundersCome to match my raging soul.Now I don't believeI want to see the morning.(Morning...)Going down the stoney end,(Going down to the stoney end...)I never wanted to goDown the stoney end.(Going down to the stoney end!)Mama, let me start all over...(Mama, let me start all over...)Cradle me... Mama, cradle me...Going down the stoney end,(Going down to the stoney end...)I never wanted to goDown the stoney end.(Going down to the stoney end!)Mama, let me start all over.(Mama, let me start all over!)Cradle me, mama, cradle me again.(Cradle me, Mama, cradle me again...)
Laura Nyro - And When I Die Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 03) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.And when I die,And when I'm dead, dead and gone,There'll be one child bornAnd a world to carry on...To carry on...I'm not scared of dyin'And I don't really care.If it's peace you find in dyin',Well, then let the time be near.if it's peace you find in dyin',When dyin' time is here,Just bundle up my coffin,'Cause it's cold way down there...I hear that it's cold way down there...Yeah, crazy cold a-way down there.And when I die,And when I'm gone,There'll be one child bornAnd a world to carry on,To carry on.My troubles are many,They're as deep as a well.I swear there ain't no heaven,But I pray there ain't no hell.Swear there ain't no heaven,And pray there ain't no hell;But I'll never know by livin',Only my dyin' will tell...So only my dyin' will tell...Yeah, only my dyin' will tell.And when I die,And when I'm gone,There'll be one child bornAnd a world to carry on,To carry on.Give me my freedomFor as long as I be.All I ask of livin'Is to have no chains on me.All I ask of livin'Is to have no chains on me,And all I ask of dyin'Is to go naturally.Only wanna go naturally...Don't wanna go by the devil,Don't wanna go by the demon,Don't wanna go by Satan,Don't wanna die uneasy.Just let me go naturally.And when I die,And when I'm gone,There'll be one child born,There'll be one child born...When I die...There'll be one child born...When I die...There'll be one child born...When I die...There'll be one child born...When I die..There'll be one child born...When I die...There'll be one child born...
Laura Nyro - Goodbye Joe Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 01) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:We were lost in the fair on the highland...Goodbye, Joe...(Goodbye, Joe...)With the sky and the deer on the highland...Goodbye, Joe...(Doo doo doo...)Time is full of changes and now you've got to go.Don't forget that we loved on the highland...Goodbye, Joe.(Goodbye, Joe...)Yes, I understand, I'm trying not to cry.But if I do, it's only cause I'll miss you...One last time, let me kiss you!I remember when you came a-calling...Goodbye, Joe...Like a sunrise that rose without warning...Goodbye, Joe...Time is full of changes and now you've got to go.And we walked on a Manhattan morning...Goodbye, Joe.(Goodbye, Joe...)Yes, I understand, I'm trying not to cry.But if I do, it's only cause I'll miss you...One last time, let me kiss you!Let me kiss you...Goodbye, Joe.(Goodbye, Joe..)Let me kiss you...Goodbye, Joe..(Goodbye, Joe...)Time is full of changes, Joe, and now you've got to go.Don't forget that we loved on the highland...Goodbye, Joe!(Goodbye, Joe!)Goodbye, Joe...(Goodbye Joe...)Goodbye, Joe!(Goodbye, Joe!)Goodbye, Joe...(Goodbye, Joe...)Goodbye, Joe!(Goodbye, Joe!)Goodbye, Joe...
Laura Nyro - Billys Blues Smile892011 2012-05-26 | SIDE ONE (Track 02) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:Billy's blueWith his head hangin' toHis shoes.Right the wrongOr play a songTo ease Billy's blues.Billy's down.He was born, he was boundTo lose.Somebody right the wrongOr play a songTo ease Billy's blues.Some folks have it good,And some folks have it no good;But Billy's got it bad.He's so endlessly sad.Billy's bluesWith his head hangin' toHis shoes.Somebody, please right the wrongOr play a songTo ease Billy's blues.To ease Billy's blues.
The Mothers of Invention - Hungry Freaks, Daddy Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 01) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Mr. America, walk on byYour schools that do not teach.Mr. America, walk on byThe minds that won't be reached.Mr. America, try to hideThe emptiness that's you inside.But once you find that the way you liedAnd all the corny tricks you triedWill not forestall the rising tide of hungry freaks, daddy!They won't go on for no moreGreat mid-western hardware store.Philosophy that turns awayFrom those who aren't afraid to sayWhat's on their minds,The left behindsOf the great society.Hungry freaks, daddy!Mr. America, walk on byYour supermarket dream!Mr. America, walk on byThe liquor store supreme!Mr. America, try to hideThe product of your savage pride,The useful minds that it denied,The day you shrugged and stepped aside.You saw their clothes, and then you cried,"Those hungry freaks, daddy!"They won't go on for no moreGreat mid-western hardware store.Philosophy that turns awayFrom those who aren't afraid to sayWhat's on their minds,The left behindsOf the great society.
The Mothers of Invention - I Aint Got No Heart Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 02) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Ain't... got... no... heart.I ain't got no heart to give away.I sit and laugh at fools in love.There ain't no such thing as love.No angels singing up above today!Girl, I... don't believe...Girl, I don't believe in what you say.You say your heart is only mine.I say to you, "You must be blind!What makes you think that you're so fine..."That I would throw away The groovy life I lead?'Cause, baby, what you've got, yeah,It sure ain't what I need."Girl, you... better go...Girl, you'd better go away.I think that life with you would beJust not quite the thing for me.Why is it so hard to see my way?Why should I be stuck with you?It's just not what I want to do.Why should an embrace or twoMake me such a part of you?I ain't got no heart to give away—![segue to a large, piercing scream]"Blech! Blech! Blech!"
The Mothers of Invention - Who Are the Brain Police? Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 03) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...What will you do if we let you go home,And the plastic's all melted,And so is the chrome?Who are the brain police?Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...What will you do when the label comes off,And the plastic's all melted,And the chrome is too soft?[screams]Think I'm very tired and I'm going to die.I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(Die...)I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(I'm going to die...)I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(Die...)I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(Going to die...)I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(Die...)I think I'm going to die, I think I'm going to die.(Die...)I think I'm going to...Who are the brain police?Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...Ah... Ahh...Ahh... Ah...What will you do if the people you knewWere the plastic that melted,And the chromium too?Who are the brain police?
The Mothers of Invention - Go Cry on Somebody Elses Shoulder Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 04) - written by Frank Zappa and Ray Collins"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:A year ago today...Was when you went away...But now you come back knocking on my door....And you'll say you're back to say,But I say..."Go cryOn somebody else's shoulder.I'm somewhat wiser now,And one whole year older.I sure don't need you now,And I... don't... love you...Anymore."You cheated me, baby,And told some dirty lies about me.Fooled around with all those other guys,That's why I had to set you free.I sure don't need you now,And I... don't... love you...Anymore."Girl, a year ago today,You went away.And now you come back crying,Crying, crying: "Please, let me in!"But I don't need you.No, I don't love you anymore.So go lean on... go cry onSomebody else's door.Ooh... Mmm...Go cryOn somebody else's shoulder.I'm somewhat wiser nowAnd one whole year older.I sure don't need you now,And I... don't... love you...Anymore.Oh, my darling!Go ahead and cryGo ahead and let the tears fall outa your eyeLet 'em fall on your dressWho cares if it makes a mess?I gave you my high school ringAt the root beer standWe had a teenage love, baby.I thought it was sharp,It was really so grand... butYou cheated me, baby,And told some dirty lies about me.Fooled around with all those other guys,That's why I had to get my khakis pressed.I sure don't need you now,And I... don't... love you...Anymore.Baby, I love you so much, darling.Why don't you dig me?I dig you,But you don't dig me!I don't understand what it is.I had my car re-upholstered,I got my hair processed,I got a nice pompadour job on it,(Oh, my baby...)I bought a new pair of shoes,(Oh, my baby...)I got some new khakis and I met you!(Ah... Ah... Ah...)And we went out to get a Coca-Cola...(Ooh...)
The Mothers of Invention - Motherly Love Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 05) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Motherly love!Motherly love!Forget aboutThe brotherly and other-ly love.Motherly loveIs just the thing for you.You know your Mothers' gonna love yaTill ya don't know what to do.The Mothers got loveThat'll drive ya mad.They're ravin' 'bout the way we do.No need to feel lonely,No need to feel sadIf we ever get a hold on you.What you need is...Motherly love!(Come on, get it now...)Motherly love!Forget aboutThe brotherly and other-ly love.Motherly loveIs just the thing for you.You know your Mothers' gonna love yaTill ya don't know what to do.Nature's been good to this here band.Don't ever think we're shy.Send us up some little groupies,And we'll take their handsAnd rock 'em till they sweat and cry.What you need is... Motherly love!(Get it now...)Motherly love!Forget aboutThe brotherly and other-ly love.Motherly loveIs just the thing for youYou know your Mothers' gonna love yaTill ya don't know what to do.We can love yaTill ya have a heart attack.You'd best believe that's true.We'll bite your neckAnd scratch your backTill you don't know what to do.What you need is...Motherly love!Motherly love!Forget aboutThe brotherly and other-ly love.Motherly loveIs just the thing for you.You know your Mothers' gonna love yaTill ya don't know what to do.You know I've got a little Motherly love for you, baby?(Yeah...)You know I've got a little Motherly love for you, honey?(Yeah...)You know it doesn't bother me at allThat you're only eighteen years old,'Cause I got a little Motherly love for you, baby.(Duh, duh duh, duh duh, duh, duh...)Pom pom, pom, po-po-pom, pom pom...
The Mothers of Invention - Wowie Zowie Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE TWO (Track 01) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Wowie Zowie,Your love's a treat.Wowie Zowie,You can't be beat.Wowie Zowie, baby,You're so neat...I don't even care if you shave your legs.Wowie Zowie, baby,You're so fine.Wowie Zowie, baby,Please be mine.Wowie ZowieUp and down my spine...I don't even care if you brush your teeth.I dream of you each mornin'.I dream of you each night.Just the other day, I got so shook up.I dreamed of you in the afternoon!Baum didi, baum didi, baum didi,Baum didi, baum didi, baum didi,Baum baum baum baum baum baum baumBaum baum baum...Baum... didoo... didoodoo...(Da dada...)Baum... didoo... didoodoo...(Da dada...)Baum... didoo... didoodoo...(Da dada...)Ooh... Ooh... Ooh...I dream of you each mornin'.I dream of you each night.Just the other day, I got so shook up.I had a flash in the afternoon!Wowie Zowie, baby,Love me do.Wowie Zowie,And I'll love you, too.Wowie Zowie, baby,I'll be true...I don't even care if your dad's the heat.(Wowie Zowie...)Wowie...Wowie Zowie...Wowie...Wowie Zowie...Wowie...Wowie Zowie...Wowie...Wowie Zowie...
The Mothers of Invention - You Didnt Try to Call Me Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE TWO (Track 02) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:You didn't try to call me!Why didn't ya try, didn't ya try?Didn't ya know I was lonely?No matter who I take home,I keep on calling your name.And you,I need you so bad'Cause you're The One, babe!Tell me, tell me who's lovin' ya now,'Cause it worries my mindAnd I can't sleep at all.I stayed home on Friday just to wait for your call.And you didn't try to call me.Why didn't ya try, didn't ya try?Didn't ya know I was lonely?No matter who I take home,I keep on calling your name.And you,I need you so bad'Cause you're The One, babe!Tell me, tell me who's lovin' ya now,'Cause it worries my mindAnd I can't sleep at all.I stayed home on Friday just to wait for your call.I can't say what's right or what's wrong...(But I love you!)All ya gotta do is call me, babe...('Cause I want you!)You make me feel so excited, girl!I got so hung up on youFrom the moment that we met,That no matter how I try,I can't keep the tearsFrom running down my face.I'm all alone at my place!You didn't try to call me.Why didn't ya try, didn't ya try?Didn't ya know I was lonely?I stayed home all afternoon, man!I was working on my car. I fixed the upholstery.I fixed the seat so it would tilt back.We were going to go to the drive-inAnd you didn't call me, man!I waited, it was Friday night, I remember now,It was nine o'clock and I was sitting on home.I was still watching television and ya didn't try to call me!We'd been going steady for... for six weeksAnd I thought you were my teenage prill.I thought you were my teen angel, man;But you didn't call me!I dig ya so much, man! Why didn't ya call me?If you could have seen me in the afternoon,I was hung up, I even washed the car!I, I reprimered the right front fender, man!We were gonna go, we were gonna go outAnd get some root beer afterwards, man,And I was gonna show everybody my new carburettor;And ya didn't try to call me!
The Mothers of Invention - Any Way the Wind Blows Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE TWO (Track 03) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Any way the wind blowsIs fine with me.Any way the wind blows,It don't matter to me.'Cause I'm thru with a-fussin' and a-fightin' with a-you.I went out and found a woman who is gonna be true.She makes me oh so happy, nowI'm never ever blue.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.She is my heart and soul,and she loves me tenderly.Now my story can be toldJust how good she is to me.Yeah, she treats me like she loves me,And she never makes me cry.I'm gonna stick with her till the day I die.She's not like you, baby,She would never ever lie.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Ahh...Ahh...Ahh... Ah...Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Now that I am freeFrom the troubles of the past,It took me much too long to seeThat our romance couldn't last.I'm gonna go away and leave you standin' at the door.I'll tell you, pretty baby, I won't be back for more'Cause you don't even know what love is for.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.Any way the wind blows.
The Mothers of Invention - Im Not Satisfied Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE TWO (Track 04) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Yeah!(Got no place to go.)I'm tired of walkin'Up and down the street all by myself.(No love left for me to give.)I try and try,But no-one wants me the way I am.Why should I pretend I likeTo roam from door to door?Maybe I'll just kill myself.I just don't care no more.Because I'm not satisfied.Everything I've tried.I don't like the wayLife has been abusing me.Yeah!Yeah!(Who would care if I was gone?)I never met no one who'dCare if I was dead and gone.(Who needs me to care for them?)Nobody needs me,Why should I just hang around?Why should I just sit and watchWhile the others smile?I just wish that someone caredIf I was happy for a while.Because I'm not satisfied.Everything I've tried.I don't like the wayLife has been abusing me.Yeah!
The Mothers of Invention - Youre Probably Wondering Why Im Here Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE TWO (Track 05) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:You're probably wondering why I'm here.And so am I.So am I.Just as much as you wonder 'Bout me bein' in this place,(Yeah...)That's just how much I marvelAt the lameness on your face.You rise each day the same old wayAnd join your friends out on the street,Spray your hair, and think you're neat.I think your life is incomplete,But maybe that's not for me to say.They only pay me here to play.(I wanna hear a "Caravan" with a drum solo.)You're probably wondering why I'm hereAnd so am I.So am I.Just as much as you wonder'Bout me starin' back at you,(Yeah...)That's just how much I questionThe corny things you do.You paint your face and then you chaseTo meet the gang where the action is;Stomp all night, and drink your fizz;Roll your car and say, "Gee whiz!"You tore a big hole in your convertible top.What will you tell your mom and pop?(Mom, I tore a big hole in the convertible.)You're probably wondering why I'm hereAnd so am I.So am I.Just as much as you wonderIf I mean just what I say,(Yeah...)That's just how much I questionThe social games you play.You told your mom you're stoked on tomAnd went for a cruise in Freddie's car.Tommy's asking where you are.You boogied all night in a cheesy bar.Plastic boots and plastic hat,And you think you know where it's at?(Yeah!)You're probably wondering why I'm here...(Not that it makes a heck of a lot of a difference to ya.)
The Mothers of Invention - Help, Im a Rock! Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE THREE (Track 02) - written by Frank Zappa{ A Suite in Three Movements: I. "Okay to Tap Dance" II. "In Memoriam, Edgar Varèse" III. "It Can't Happen Here" }"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:[unintelligible chant, followed by a sampled scream]Help, I'm a rock!Help, I'm a rock!Help, I'm a rock!(Somebody!)Help, I'm a rock!(Please!)Help, I'm a rock!(Please!)Help, I'm a rock!(Please!)Help, I'm a rock!(Wow!)Help, I'm a rock!(Wow!)Help, I'm a rock!Help, I'm a rock!(Somebody!)Wow, man, it's a drag being a rock.I wish I was anything but a rock.Heck, I'd even like to be a policeman!Hey, you know what?You know, maybe if I practiced, you know,Maybe if I passed my driving test,I could get a gig drivin' that bus and pick some freaks up in front of Ben Franks,Right?Help, I'm a cop.Help, I'm a cop.Help, I'm a cop.Help, I'm a cop.(Help, I'm a rock!)Help, I'm a cop.(Help, I'm a rock!)It's a drag being a cop.I think I'd rather be the mayor.Whoa!Always wondered what I was gonna be when I grew up, you know.(Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered...)Always wondered whether or not,(Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered...)Whether or not I could make it,(Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered... Always wondered...)You know, in society, because,You know, it's a drag when you're rejected.So I tore the cover off a book of matches, and I sent in.And I got this letter back that said —Ooh-hoo, Ooh-hoo, Ooh-hoo...Ooh-hoo, Ooh-hoo, Ooh-hoo...Ooh-hoo, A-ha!Ooh-hoo, A-ha!Ooh-hoo, A-ha!(Uh... Uhh...)Ooh-hoo, A-ha!(Uh... Ooh...)Ooh-hoo, A-ha!(Uh... Ah...)Ooh-hoo, A-ha!(Uh... Ahh...)Ooh-hoo, A-ha!(Uh... Uhh...)Ooh-hoo, A-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha...Oh! Uh...Uh... Uh...Uh... Ah...Ah... Ahh...It can't happen here.It can't happen here.I'm telling you, my dear,That it can'tHappen here.Because I been checkin' it out,Baby.I checked it out a couple a times.(Hmm... Mmm...)And I'm telling youIt can't happen here.Oh darling, it's important that you believe me(Bop bop bop bop)That it can't happen here.Who could imagineThat they would freak out(Mmm... Mmm...)SomewhereIn Kansas...?(Kansas, Kansas,Kansas, Kansas, tototototodo,Kansas, Kansas,Kansas, Kansas, tototototodo..Kansas, Kansas)Who could imagineThat they would freak outIn Minnesota...?Mimimimimimimi-Minnesota...(Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota,Minnesota, Minnesota)Who could imagine...?Who could imagineThat they would freak outIn Washington, D.C.?(D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C., D.C.)It can't happen here.(Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba)It can't happen here.It can't happen here.Everybody's safe and it can't happen here.No freaks for us.It can't happen here.Everybody's clean and it can't happen here.No, no, it won't happen here.I'm telling you it can't.It won't happen here.(Bop bop didi bop didi bop bop bop)Plastic folks, you know,It won't happen here.You're safe, mama.You're safe, baby.You just cook a TV dinnerAnd you make it.(Bop bop bop)No, no, no, no.Oh, we're gonna get a TV dinner and cook it up.(Cha!)Go get a TV dinner and cook it up.(Cha!)Cook it up.Oh, and it won't happen here.(No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no...Man, you guys are really safe.Everything's cool.)Who could imagine?Who could imagineThat they would freak out in the suburbs?I remember (tu-tu)I remember (tu-tu)I remember (tu-tu)They had a swimming pool.I remember (tu-tu)I remember (tu-tu)They had a swimming pool.I remember (tu-tu)I remember (tu-tu)They had a swimming pool.And they thought it couldn't happen here.Duh duh duh duh duh...(Oh, it couldn't have happened here!)They knew it couldn't happen here.They were so sure it couldn't happen here.But...Suzy...Yes... yes... yes... I've always felt that...Yes! I agree, man, it really makes it... yeah...It's a real thing, man!And it really makes it...(Makes it...)Suzy, you just got to town;And we've been, we've been very interestedIn your development.Forget it!Hmm...It can't happen here...!
The Mothers of Invention - How Could I Be Such a Fool? Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE ONE (Track 06) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:When I won your love,I was very gladEvery happiness in the world Belonged to me.Then our love was lostAnd you went away.Now, I shed my tearsIn lonely misery.I know now that you never ever really loved me.It hurts me now to think you never ever really cared.I sit and ask myself a thousand times to try and findWhat really happened to the love that we shared.How could I be such a fool?How could I believe all those lies you told me?How could I be taken in by your sweet face?You spoiled our love, you ruined my life;I'm so tore down, I'm a terrible disgrace.But there will come a timeAnd you'll regret the wayYou treated me as if I was a foolAnd didn't knowThe many times you liedAbout your love for me.Someone else is gonna knowThat your love was just a show...How could I be such a fool?
The Mothers of Invention - Trouble Every Day Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE THREE (Track 01) - written by Frank Zappa"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:Well I'm about to get upsetFrom watchin' my TV.Been checkin' out the newsUntil my eyeballs fail to see.I mean, they say that every dayIs just another rotten mess;And when it's gonna change, my friends,Is anybody's guess.So I'm watchin' and I'm waitin',Hopin' for the best.Even think I'll go to prayin'Every time I hear 'em sayin'That there's no way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.No way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.Wednesday I watched the riot.I seen the cops out on the street.Watched 'em throwin' rocks and stuffAnd chokin' in the heat.Listened to reportsAbout the whisky passin' 'round.Seen the smoke and fireAnd the market burnin' down.Watched while everybodyOn his street would take a turnTo stomp and smash and bash and crashAnd slash and bust and burn.And I'm watchin' and I'm waitin',Hopin' for the best.Even think I'll go to prayin'Every time I hear 'em sayin'That there's no way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.No way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.Well, you can cool it,You can heat it.'Cause, baby, I don't need it.Take your TV tube and eat itAn' all that phony stuff on sportsAn' all those unconfirmed reports.You know I watched that rotten boxUntil my head began to hurtFrom checkin' out the wayThe newsmen say they get the dirtBefore the guys on channel so-and-so,And further they assertThat any show they'll interruptTo bring you news if it comes up.They say that if the place blows up,They'll be the first to tell;Because the boys they got downtownAre workin' hard and doin' swell.And if anybody gets the newsBefore it hits the street,They say that no one blabs it fasterTheir coverage can't be beat.And if another woman driverGets machine-gunned from her seat,They'll send some joker with a brownieAnd you'll see it all complete.So I'm watchin' and I'm waitin',Hopin' for the best.Even think I'll go to prayin'Every time I hear 'em sayin'That there's no way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.No way to delayThat trouble comin' every day.Hey, you know something people?I'm not black,But there's a whole lots a timesI wish I could say I'm not white!Well, I seen the fires burnin'And the local people turnin'On the merchants and the shopsWho used to sell their brooms and mopsAnd every other household item.Watched the mob just turn and bite 'emAnd they say it served 'em rightBecause a few of them are white,And it's the same across the nationBlack-and-white discrimination.They're yellin', "You can't understand me!"And all the other crap they hand meIn the papers and TVAn' all that mass stupidityThat seems to grow more every dayEach time you hear some nitwit sayHe wants to go and do you inBecause the color of your skinJust don't appeal to himNo matter if it's black or white,Because he's out for blood tonight.You know we gotta sit around at homeAnd watch this thing begin.But I bet there won't be many leftTo see it really end,'Cause the fire in the streetAin't like the fire in my heart;And in the eyes of all these people,Don't you know that this could startOn any street in any town,In any state if any clownDecides that now's the time to fightFor some ideal he thinks is right.And if a million more agree,There ain't no great societyAs it applies to you and me.Our country isn't free,And the law refuses to seeIf all that you can ever beIs just a lousy janitor.Unless your uncle owns a store,You know that five in every fourWon't amount to nothin' moreThan watch the rats go across the floorAnd make up songs about being poor.Blow your harmonica, son!
The Mothers of Invention - The Return of the Son of Monster Magnet Smile892011 2012-05-13 | SIDE FOUR (Track 01) - written by Frank Zappa{An Unfinished Ballet in Two Tableaux: "Ritual Dance Of The Child-Killer"/"Nullis Pretii (No Commercial Potential)"}"Freak Out!" is the mainstream debut of studio musician Frank Zappa and his band The Mothers of Invention. It is considered as one of the first concept albums in rock music, as well as being the second double-album (Bob Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde" being the first).The album is notable for its satirical and experimental content that would be the bedrock of many Mothers albums (and future Zappa solo releases) to come.Originally issued on Verve Records in June 1966.LYRICS:"Suzy?""Yes?""Suzy Creamcheese?""Yes?""This is the voice of your conscience, baby,Uh, I just want to check one thing out with you.You don't mind, do ya?""What?""Suzy Creamcheese, honey,What's got into you?"Arg...Argh...Cream...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...Ra...Whoa...Whee...Wooh...Arg...Creamcheese...[unintelligible gibberish](Ooh, ooh, ah, ah, ah...)Now!Oh, wow...What's happening, man?America's wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful,Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.It really makes it.Creamcheese....[unintelligible gibberish]A minute man, crazy man, it's happening man, flashing man...Flashing man, flashing man, crazy man, It really makes it..Flashing man...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...A-ha...Ooh-hoo...Flashing... flashing... flashing...Creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, Creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, Creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, creamcheese, Creamcheese....Creamcheese, creamcheese...Creamcheese, creamcheese...Cheese...Creamcheese, creamcheese...A-ha!Creamcheese, creamcheese...Creamcheese, creamcheese...[unintelligible chatter put to fast-forward]Did you pick up on that?Creamcheese...
Laura Nyro - California Shoeshine Boys Smile892011 2012-05-12 | SIDE TWO (Track 06) - written by Laura NyroHere is the debut album of Laura Nyro, "More Than a New Discovery".Originally issued by Verve Folkways in February 1967.LYRICS:California sunshine boys, counting up their dimes,Counting up the girls they've known, and counting up the times.I've got heartache, but I've got news.(I've got heartache... I've got news...)California shoeshine boys, you can shine my shoes.California shoeshine boys never really care,Only for that California shoeshine in their hair.I've got heartache, but I've got news.(I've got heartache... I've got news...)California shoeshine boys, you can shine my shoes.California shoeshine boys, rapping ten feet tall.John can make sweet Cindy cry, but Joe can make her crawl.I've got heartache...(I've got heartache...)I've got heartache...(I've got heartache...)I've got miles of heartache.(I've got heartache...)I've got heartache...(I've got heartache...)I've got pools of got heartache...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)I've got pools of heartache...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go 'cause I've got pools of heartache...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache...)Lemme go...(I've got heartache... I've got heartache...)I've got heartache, but I've got news.(I've got heartache... I've got news...)California sunshine boys, yeah...Yeah... yeah...California shoeshine boys, counting up their dimes,Counting up the girls they've known and counting up the times.I've got heartache, but I've got news, baby.(I've got heartache... I've got news...)California shoeshine boys, you can shine my shoes.California shoeshine boys, yeah...(I've got heartache...)California shoeshine boys, yeah...(I've got heartache...)California shoeshine boys...(I've got heartache...)California shoeshine boys...(I've got heartache...)California shoeshine boys...(I've got heartache...)...Yeah! Uh-huh!
The Beach Boys - Cool, Cool Water Smile892011 2011-12-24 | written by Brian WilsonLYRICS:Have some cool, clear water.Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) (Water coolin' me...)Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little drip drip drip drip drink a little)(Water coolin' me...)Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some water!Coolin'... So coolin', coolin' me...Coolin'... So coolin', coolin' me...Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some water!Coolin'... So coolin', coolin' me...Coolin'... So coolin', coolin' me...Have some cool, clear water.Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) (Water coolin' me...)Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little drip drip drip drip drink a little)(Water coolin' me...)Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some cool, clear water.(Drink a little... drip, drip, drip, drip, drink a little...) Have some water!(Ah...)
The Beach Boys - He Gives Speeches Smile892011 2011-12-24 | written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksLYRICS:He gives speeches, but they put himBack in bed where he wrote his satire.He gives speeches; always reachesOut a lot, led him to discoverSilken hair; more silken hair fellOn his face, and no wind was blowing.Stepped across the golden fields,and saw that she was soon trailing after.She was nice and didn't fight.He fell into her friendly persuasion.Late that night, while by a street light,Little hands shadowed on the ceiling.Oh... oh...Oh... oh...
The Beach Boys - Youre Welcome [Hidden Track] Smile892011 2011-12-24 | SIDE TWO (Track 08) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks{hidden track on proposed LP}Here is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're welcome to come.Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're well, you're welcome.Well, you're welcome to come.Well, you're welcome to come.
The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations Smile892011 2011-12-24 | SIDE TWO (Track 07) - written by Brian Wilson and Mike LoveHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:I... I love the colorful clothes she wearsAnd the way the sunlight plays upon her hair.I hear the sound of a gentle wordOn the wind that lifts her perfume through the air.I'm pickin' up good vibrationsShe's giving me excitations(Oom bop bop...)I'm pickin' up good vibrations(Good vibrations, oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations, oom bop bop...)Good, good, good, good vibrations(Oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations, oom bop bop...)Good, good, good, good vibrations(Oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations...)Close my eyes, she's somehow closer now.Softly smile, I know she must be kind.When I look in her eyes,She goes with me to a blossom world.I'm pickin' up good vibrationsShe's giving me excitations(Oom bop bop...)I'm pickin' up good vibrations(Good vibrations, oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations, oom bop bop...)Good, good, good, good vibrations(Oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations, oom bop bop...)Good, good, good, good vibrations(Oom bop bop...)She's giving me excitations(Excitations...)(Ah... Ah, my my, what elation...)I don't know where but she sends me there.(Oh, my my, what a sensation...)(Oh, my my, what elation...)(Oh, my my, what a... )Gotta keep those lovin' goodVibrations a-happenin' with her.Gotta keep those lovin' goodVibrations a-happenin' with her.(Hum-de-ya... Hum-de-ya, oh...)Gotta keep those lovin' good(Hum-de-ya, oh... Hum-de-ya, oh...)Vibrations a-happenin' with her.(Hum-de-ya... Hum-de-ya, oh... Hum-de-ya, oh... Ah...)Good, good, good,Good vibrations.(Yeah! Well, I'm tellin' ya, it's...)Good, good, good,Good vibrations.(Yeah! Excitations...)Na-nana-nana... Na-nana...Na-nana-nana... Na-nana...(Pa-papa-papa...)Na-nana-nana... Na-nana...(Pa-papa-papa...)Na-nana-nana... Na-nana...(Pa... Pa-papa-papa...)(Ah...)
The Beach Boys - The Elements Smile892011 2011-12-23 | SIDE TWO (Track 06) - written by Brian Wilson{The Elements Suite: "Mrs. O'Leary's Cow (Fire)" / "I Love to Say Da Da (Water)"}Here is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:[instrumental]Ooh... wooh... wooh... ooh... wooh... ooh...Ooh... wooh... wooh... ooh... wooh... ooh...Ooh... wooh... wooh... ooh... wooh... ooh...Water... water... water... water...Now, now, now, na-na-na-na-now, now, now, now...Na-na-na-na-now, now, now...Now, now, now, na-na-na-na-now, now, now, now...(Aw.. uh...)Na-na-na-na-now, now, now...(Oh...)Now, now, now, na-na-na-na-now, now, now, now...Na-na-na-na-now, now, now...Now, now, now, na-na-na-na-now, now, now, now...Na-na-na-na-now, now, now...(Ah... Aw...)Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Uh, wah, wah...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.(Da... da-dada-dada-da...)Uh wah, wah, ho wah.(Da-da... da-da-dada-da...)Uh wah, wah, ho wah.(Da-da... da-dada-dadada...)Uh wah, wah, ho wah.(Da-da... da-dada-dadada...)Uh wah, wah, ho wah.(Da-da... da-dada-dadada...)Uh wah, wah...Wah... bi-doo-bi-doo...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Bi-doo-bi-doo...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Bi-doo-bi-doo...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Bi-doo-bi-doo...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Bi-doo-bi-doo...Uh wah, wah, ho wah.Ah...
The Beach Boys - Wind Chimes Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SIDE TWO (Track 05) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:Hanging down from my window,Those are my wind chimes.On the warm breeze, the little bellsTinkle like wind chimes.Though it's hard, I try not to look at my wind chimes.Now and then a tear rolls off my cheek.Close your eyes and lean back, nowListen to wind chimes.In the late afternoon,you're hung up on wind chimes.Though it's hard, I try not to look at my wind chimes.
The Beach Boys - Holidays Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SIDE TWO (Track 04) - written by Brian WilsonHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:[instrumental]Where the whisperin' wind sent my wind chimes a-tinklin'.Where the whisperin' wind sent my wind chimes a-tinklin'.Where the whisperin' wind sent my wind chimes a-tinklin'.Where the whisperin' wind sent my wind...
The Beach Boys - Vega-Tables Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SIDE TWO (Track 03) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:I'm gonna be round my vegetables,I'm gonna chow down my vegetables.I love you most of all,My favorite vege-table.(I'm up and about to dig a hole in the ground.)If you brought a big brown bag of them home,I'd jump up and down and hope you'd toss me a carrot.I'm gonna keep well my vegetables,Cart off and sell my vegetables.I love you most of all,My favorite vege-table.I tried to kick the ball but my tenny flew right off.I'm red as a beet 'cause I'm so embarrassed.Sleep a lot, eat a lot, brush 'em like crazy.Run a lot, do a lot, never be lazy.Sleep a lot, eat a lot, brush 'em like crazy.Run a lot, do a lot, never be lazy.Da da da da, dada da da...Da da da da, dada da da...Da, doo, doo, dooby doo...Doo, dooby doo, da...(How do I get rid stains now off of my shirt?)I threw away my candy bar and I ate the wrapper.And when they told me what I did, I burst into laughter.Sleep a lot, eat a lot, brush 'em like crazy.Run a lot, do a lot, never be lazy.Sleep a lot, eat a lot, brush 'em like crazy.Run a lot, do a lot, never be lazy.I know that you'll feel betterWhen you send us inYour letter andTell us the name of your...Your favorite vege-table.
The Beach Boys - Friday Night Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SIDE TWO (Track 02) - written by Johnny Mercer / Brian Wilson{Medley of "I Wanna Be Around" and "Workshop". Arranged by Brian Wilson}Here is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:[instrumental]
The Beach Boys - Child Is Father of the Man Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SMILESIDE ONE (Track 09) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!
The Beach Boys - Look (Song for Children) Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SMILESIDE ONE (Track 08) - written by Brian WilsonHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!
The Beach Boys - Wonderful Smile892011 2011-12-16 | SMILESIDE TWO (Track 02) - written by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke ParksHere is the official Capitol Records release of The Beach Boys' long-awaited "Smile" modified to make it sound like how it would have been in 1967.The album is split into two sides, unlike the official release which uses three sides (which I find a waste of space and inauthentic). Enjoy!LYRICS:She belongs there left with her liberty.Never known as a non-believer,She laughs and stays in herOne, one, one wonderful.She knew how to gather the forest, whenGod reached softly and moved her body.One golden locket — quite young,And loving her mother and father.Farther down the path was a mystery(Yodel-ay-hee-hoo...)Through the recess, the chalk, and numbers —(You're the lady who...)— A boy bumped into herOne, one, one wonderful.(One... won... one... won... one... won)All fall down and lost in the mystery,Lost it all to a non-believer.And all that's left is a girlWho's loved by her mother and father.She'll return in love with her liberty,Just away from her non-believer.She'll sigh and thank GodFor one, one, one wonderful.(One... won... one... won... one... won... one... won...)
