by Nasio Fontaine on album Revolution

Jah love, I and I defence Jah Jah will take away my sorrows, turn them into joy Take away my mournings, Jah, turn them into gladness, oh Babylon did come, come deh come to trample me down A true dem

by Joe South on album Don't It Make You Want to Go Home

Bittersweet Bittersweet Your memory That follows me Is bittersweet This heart of mine Keeps hangin' on To dreams of you Although you're gone Both good and bad Glad and sad Bittersweet Bittersweet, m

by Joe South on album Introspect / Don't It Make You Want to Go Home

Bittersweet Bittersweet Your memory That follows me Is bittersweet This heart of mine Keeps hangin' on To dreams of you Although you're gone Both good and bad Glad and sad Bittersweet Bittersweet, m

by Fall Out Boy on album Mania

One look from you And I'm on that faded love Out of my body And flying above If there were any more left of me I'd give it to you And I'll tell you that I am fine But I'm a missile that's guided to y

by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys on album Faded Love: 1947-1973

by Andrew Lloyd Webber feat. Original Cast of "Cats" on album Cats

Old Deuteronomy's lived a long time He's a cat who has lived many lives in succession He was famous in proverb and famous in rhyme A long while before Queen Victoria's accession Old Deuteronomy's bur

by Stalley on album New Wave

Ey, its been real I hope ya'll enjoyed the journey with me I hope ya'll enjoyed the ride This only the beginning, we taking over Real talk entertainment Holding it down Shoot out Sacktown Shout out th

by Ray Stevens on album Living in the 70s, Vol. 4

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Hadley: Those Were the Days Golden Hits from the 50s & 60s, Vol. 2

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ray Hadley: Those Were the Days

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Living in the 70s, Vol. 4

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Ten Guitars: Heartland 3

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Live

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Box Set

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Greatest Hits - Original Recordings

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album The Very Best of Ray Stevens

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Seventies Top 50 Best Ever

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Country Roads Volume 5

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album More Country Gold

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio

by Ray Stevens on album Greatest Hits

Misty Ray Stevens (Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) Covered many times, this song has had at least four top 40 appearances, with one of the best-known by Johnny Mathis in 1959. Ray's "country-fied" versio