by Steven Smile feat. Soundtracks on album The Hobbit

HOWARD SHORE New! Tap highlighted lyrics to add Meanings, Special Memories, and Misheard Lyrics... Far over the Misty Mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day, T

by Nat King Cole on album Fantastic Forties (40's)

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album A Music Collection: Moonriver

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Most Famous Hits

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Songs for a Lazy Sunday: Winter Edition

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Jazzowanki

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Jazz

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Rare Performances

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Sweet Lorraine: 1939-1949

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Legendary Song Stylist

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by The Corries on album The Corries in Concert (Live)

(Intro) The great thing about the folk audience is of course that it embraces such a broad variety of ages you know I mean, there's young and old in there And we would like to dedicate this to the old

by The Fair Sex on album The Dark Ages

An alien goddess walked Through six centuries An alien goddess freed Six centuries when you're Sin awoke me named The second vice it didn't hold me We're victims of the prize It's still too late now S

by Lanterns on the Lake on album Through The Cellar Door

So, are we heading outside? It's a victory dance Are you coming now? Now the start is in sight Now history sides with the common man Are you one of us? Are you one of us? I'm done with the creatures

by The Killers on album Hot Fuss

The Killers Hot Fuss Mr. Brightside

by Züül on album To the Frontlines

Let me tell you how it all went down my friend Where pieces start to chip and crumble in Hearts are broken and pride comes out No one's sure we'll make it out now So down, down, down we go In t

by Skid Row on album Rise of the Damnation Army (United World Rebellion: Chapter 2)

Goin' under - rats are in the cellar Goin' under - skin is turnin' yella Nose is runny - losin' my connection Losin' money - gettin' no affection New York City blues East side, west side blues Throw

by Skid Row on album Chapter Two - Rise of the Damnation Army

Goin' under - rats are in the cellar Goin' under - skin is turnin' yella Nose is runny - losin' my connection Losin' money - gettin' no affection New York City blues East side, west side blues Throw

by Domain on album The Sixth Dimension

Goin' under rats in the cellar Goin' under skin's turnin' yellow Nose is runny losin' my connection Losin' money gettin' no affection New York City blues East side West side blues Throw me in the sla

by Domain on album The Sixth Dimension

Goin' under rats in the cellar Goin' under skin's turnin' yellow Nose is runny losin' my connection Losin' money gettin' no affection New York City blues East side West side blues Throw me in the sla

by Domain on album The Sixth Dimension

Goin' under rats in the cellar Goin' under skin's turnin' yellow Nose is runny losin' my connection Losin' money gettin' no affection New York City blues East side West side blues Throw me in the sla