by Mega Tracks Karaoke Band on album Let Go of the Stone (Originally Performed by John Anderson) [Karaoke Version]

by Mega Tracks Karaoke Band on album I Fell in the Water (Originally Performed by John Anderson) [Karaoke Version]

by Mega Tracks Karaoke Band on album Money in the Bank (Originally Performed by John Anderson) [Karaoke Version]

by Mega Tracks Karaoke Band on album Money in the Bank (Originally Performed by John Anderson) [Karaoke Version]

by Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band on album Ice Cream For Crow

The thousandth and tenth day of the human totem pole. The morning was distemper grey, Of the thousandth and tenth day of the human totem pole. The man at the bottom was smiling. He had just finished h

by Sting on album 57th & 9th

Many have gone before us now, Many have tried and failed somehow, Many a soul on the Queen's highway, Where many a tail light glowed, With the promise of a better life, Heading South on the Great

by Deacon Blue And Ricky Ross on album New Recording

Deacon Blue And Ricky Ross New Recording The Further North You Go See me see places See me see news See me see punters See me see you See dundee nothing like it See paris its all trees See dun

by The fin. on album Glowing Red On the Shore

Take me to the other place, So I can see another sky Take me to the other place, So I can see another sky Take me to the other place, So I can see another sky Take me to the other place, So I can see

by The Walkmen on album Live at the Glass House

maybe it's not good and it's not bad and maybe that's a problem that we have cuz everybody knows I've seen you with your new boyfriend it's funny how you look at him I know we won't be seeing him agai

by The Tangent on album Not As Good As The Book

It's time to bring the curtain down, Time to say our final words, I can feel it in my bones I can feel it in my water Traffic jams and French landscape flash by Lost in a blur of deja vu Still,

by Laurie Anderson on album Walk the Dog Live - The United States Radio Adaptation (Remastered) [Live At KOPN-FM Columbia, Mo March 1980]

It was up in the mountains We had this ceremony every year We had it and everyone from miles around came in for it Cousins, aunts, uncles, and the kids Grandmothers, grandfathers everyone And we set

by Laurie Anderson on album Walk the Dog Live - The United States Radio Adaptation (Remastered) [Live At KOPN-FM Columbia, Mo March 1980]

Well, I saw a lot of trees today and they were all made of wood. They were wooden trees and they were made entirely of wood. I came home today and you were all on fire. Your shirt was on fire, and yo

by The Winterless North on album Break the Silence

it's ok if you break the silence I always liked how you broke down my walls it's ok if you break the silence my phone is here I'm waiting for your call I only buy tickets that go one way I'm hoping t

by The Winterless North on album The Gigantic Infinite

bring me back from the brink give me a glimmer of hope bring me back from the edge oh a hand from you would sure help me cope I've got so much that is riding on this and I'm hanging by a thread every

by The Winterless North on album Into the Heart of the Sun

We're filled with vibrations the humming from the road the windows are down and we're talking in code we're moving away from things we don't want to know we're gathering speed as we run from the show

by Laurie Anderson on album You're the Guy I Want to Share My Money With

It was up in the mountains We had this ceremony every year We had it and everyone from miles around came in for it Cousins, aunts, uncles, and the kids Grandmothers, grandfathers everyone And we set

by Laurie Anderson on album The Ugly One With the Jewels and Other Stories

Anyway, I was in Israel as a kind of cultural ambassador and there were lots of press conferences scheduled around the performances. The journalists usually started things off by asking about the avan

by Laurie Anderson on album The Ugly One With the Jewels and Other Stories

In the book there are several chapters about women talking and women writing. Now it seems likely that men invented writing and wrote what? Maybe ninety, maybe ninety-five percent of everything that's

by Laurie Anderson on album The Ugly One With the Jewels and Other Stories

I was living out in West Hollywood when a Hollywood strangler was strangling women. Every night there was a panel discussion on TV about the strangler, speculations about his habits, his motives, his

by Laurie Anderson on album The Ugly One With the Jewels and Other Stories

Around 1978, I met the comedian, Andy Kaufmann. And he was performing this avant-garde Elvis act in a club in Queens. The performance started with Andy playing the bongos, and for some unknown reason,