by Strays Don't Sleep on album Stray's Don't Sleep

December 31st, 11: 59, I think I'm happy now, At least from time to time. I had to let it go, I had to let it slip, Funny how it all works out, When you're given up on it. Rooftops and stars above, T

by Strays Don't Sleep on album Strays Don't Sleep

December 31st, 11: 59, I think I'm happy now, At least from time to time. I had to let it go, I had to let it slip, Funny how it all works out, When you're given up on it. Rooftops and stars above, T

by Strays Don't Sleep on album Strays Don't Sleep

December 31st, 11: 59, I think I'm happy now, At least from time to time. I had to let it go, I had to let it slip, Funny how it all works out, When you're given up on it. Rooftops and stars above, T

by Belle and Sebastian on album Push Barman To Open Old Wounds

by Weather Report on album Japan Live '78 - Remastered + bonus track

America Miscellaneous Weather With You Walking 'round the room singing Stormy Weather At Fifty Seven Mount Pleasant Street Well it's the same room but everything's different You can fight the sleep bu

by Manic Street Preachers on album Let Robeson Sing

Where are you now? Broken up or still around? The CIA says you're a guilty man Will we see the likes of you again? Can anyone make a difference anymore? Can anyone write a protest song? Pinky lefty r

by Manic Street Preachers on album Ocean Spray

me-totemo-utsukushi-i-desu-ne totemo-utsukushi-i-me-wo-shitemasu It's easy to see, it's easy to see To see only white where colour should be It's easy to feel, it's easy to feel But it's not good eno

by Else Müller on album Träumen Auf Der Mondschaukel

I change my clothes again this morning, I don't like the way I look today And everytime I look in the mirror I look for someone else's face. Cause I hate the way I feel Hate this man that I've become

by The Monroes on album What Do All the People Know?

You know I told you once tonight That you could always speak your mind You work so hard to say what's right I watch you do it all the time And when I called you on the phone You said that I could be

by Parachute on album The Way It Was

She’s sitting at the table The hour’s getting later He was supposed to be here She’s sure he would’ve called She waits a little longer There’s no one in the driveway

by Math the Band on album Imaginary Everything

No, it won't do a thing just to glorify our troubles. We are not in a movie, we're not here to tell a story. For those who think we are, you're just running in the dark singing "Please don't leave me

by Port-Royal on album You Ware Nowhere (Remixes)

by Nat King Cole on album Extraordinary (2014)

by The Minutes on album Live Well, Change Often

by Monty Python on album The Monty Python Instant Record Collection, Vol. 2

Presenter (Eric Idle): Good evening. Tonight is indeed a unique occasion in the history of television. We are very privileged, and deeply honoured to have with us in the studio, Karl Marx, founder of

by Monty Python on album Monty Python Live! At City Center

Presenter (Eric Idle): Good evening. Tonight is indeed a unique occasion in the history of television. We are very privileged, and deeply honoured to have with us in the studio, Karl Marx, founder of

by Steve Hackett on album Beyond The Shrouded Horizon

She stops to remember a gentler time With layers of pastel and blue tinted eyes She's dating a guy who's half her age Who vaguely resembles a young Jimmy Page She's only looking for fantasy She

by Capital-X on album 305375 The Voice Of The Voiceless Vol. 1

[Intro:] Talking: Redemption, to extricate, to be released from debt, to make good* Redemption. Redemption. Redemption. Fuck you Schwarzenegger Punk mutha fucka. Redemption [Capital-X:] I've wai

by BROS on album Classic 80s

When will I be famous Yes you're suitably at one With your body and the sun Yes you are Well you've read Karl Marx And you've taught yourself to dance You're the best by far But you keep asking the q

by BROS on album 100 Hits: Sing!

When will I be famous Yes you're suitably at one With your body and the sun Yes you are Well you've read Karl Marx And you've taught yourself to dance You're the best by far But you keep asking the q