by Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers on album Miscellaneous
The windows on the bus go up and down Up and down, up and down The windows on the bus go up and down All through the town The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round 'Round and 'round, they go 'round
by Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers on album Miscellaneous
Well, the day it has gone, the night it has come The woods are all dark but you're still a bum The moose go moo, the deers are there too And the monsters are cooking up a disgraceful soup for you At
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
You left in the morning. You left on your own. Your brother said, “sorry.” Your mother said, “call me.” Your father said, “go.” The road wasn’t easy. It wasn’t too long
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Oh Odessa, winter's coming and your mother's hungry. Watch her apron twirl around the city streets. "Can you spare a..." Oh Odessa, winter's coming and your father's desperate. Hear him crying i
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Altogether in the square raising arms into the air ’neath the dignitaries, children move in harmony chanting slogans 1-2-3, trimmed in ribbons, decked in bows. Mary of the mountainside
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
They taught me how to count my coins, to compound interest, and they taught me how to multiply, to add, subtract, divide, and conquer. They did not teach me how to sing. There were no coin
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
What a time, in 89: we drank our fill of Russian wine. Your laughter rang through alleyways and set my heart ablaze. I worshipped you in worn-out jeans, in frigid flats with old latrines.
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Leaves, in the breeze, in the lanes. I went out today to meet you in the park. What a lark. Wait, by the gate, don’t be late. I’ll be wearing a blue ribbon in my hair, and
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Mama’s got a brand new bag. It’s the nicest one she’s ever had. Now, Mama’s got to clean that kitchen ’fore he come home. Or he gonna throw a tantrum. Won’t leave her alone. Ma
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Sea in my hair. Gasoline in my veins. The disease got me deep in my bones, since I left you alone. Rain in the east. And there’s rain in the west. And there’s rain in my lashes l
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
I can’t tell you who to be. It’s not up to me, it’s you. You can’t tell me what to do. Maybe I like feeling blue. Through the branches I can see all the fallen leaves, but you
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
“Come here sparrow, come here bird. Rest upon my bended knee. I’ve a story I must tell you ’bout my truest love and me.” “No, I know the story well. How your lover bleeding fell.
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Take me to the east end: the dirty part of the city where all of our friends live, love, drink, and die. A lifetime of happiness in a poor man’s meal, a prostitute’s kiss, a bellow
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
If I broke into your heart With a paperclip and pin And a tiny violin, Would you let me stay? I would keep the place so clean. I’d come with curtains and a rug, A box of records and a glass
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Tragedy befell Louise of Littleville Her lover died of suicide And yet she carried on As brave as any mouse could be The suitors came from far and wide And each declared a blazing love that would abi
by Olenka And The Autumn Lovers on album And Now We Sing
Sweet little road in the country, I been waiting for someone to take me down its winding and lazy-day curves, and I been waiting for someone to take me down. Sweet little road in the count