Lyrics:
You went to see the sun goes down on Primrose Hill
Never could be anything else
The Sunday evening sun goes down on
Went to see the sun go down on Primrose Hill
The Sunday evening sun go
Down on Primrose Hill
Never could be anything else
Never should be anything
Good evening Mr.Waldheim
and Pontiff how are you?
You have so much in common
in the things you do
And here comes Jesse Jackson
he talks
My evening primrose
朝靄の中には
浮かぶbrand new days
Moon over the sea
抜けるような青空
夢はまだ覚めないの
Dream forever
Pretties in full bloom
The dreams that never end
I
Where circumstance presents a gift
Oh, the wondrous serendipity
I thought, "Oh, what if he proposes?"
By the evening primroses
In the middle
One evening for pleasure I rambled
On the banks of some cold purling stream
I set down on a bed of primroses
And I gently fell into a dream
I dreamt
Oh the evening train is rolling
All along the homeward way
All my hopes are over the horizon
All my dreams have gone away
The hillside darkly
Staying all day at the fair
Evening primrose in her hair
Everything's a miracle
Now my cup is always full
Baby Is a Butterfly
Silken skin and eagle
couldn't forget
You're a kiss and tell
Carrie's got a boyfriend
Carrie's got a boyfriend
Carrie's got a boyfriend
June 4th, 1989, Primrose Hill, Staten
Meet me out front at the iron gate
No needs to know you came
As the evening falls the end is near
Don't tell anyone you saw me here
Love comes
loving a common man
I want to thank you this evening
Oh, I thought, I thought that I failed you so
But that's when you turn around and look me in my
Waves of the summer
Souls you don’t even know are there, by the river
Pale as the evening glow exhale, as we shiver
Shades of a dreamy Primrose Hill,
As the memories of the day
Fly into the sky
In this evening limbo
Reflections of you in every window as I walk home
Past the primrose
I adore you
Please don't go
that I could be
Oh, I wish that I could be
Richard Cory
He freely gave to charity
He had the common touch
And they were grateful for his patronage
BORREGO
SMELL THE FLOWERS AS THE HEAD SOUTHEAST
FROM A LAST MEAL OF MILK AND STRAWBERRIES
AT AN ARCO IN TEHATCHAPI?
IS SHE A BLOOM ON AN EVENING
banks and green valleys below
Where wild in the woodlands the primroses blow
There oft as mild Evening sweeps over the lea
The sweet scented birk
When once the sun sinks in the west,
And dewdrops pearl the evening's breast
Almost as pale as moonbeams are,
The evening primrose opes anew
Its
that I could be
Oh, I wish that I could be
Richard Cory
He freely gave to charity
He had the common touch
And they were grateful for his patronage
Sometimes we drift apart
A wiser man than I might know
The seasons of the heart
And I'm walking here beside you
In the early evening chill
A thing
breeze
A frigate bird encircles me
A 1000 feet above
She dips her wing and bows her head
Like we share a common love
Where the sky meets the water
As I sat down one evening within a small cafe
A forty year old waitress to
Me these words did say:
"I see that you are a logger
And not just
by morning is bitter by the evening
I say the wicked man shall fall
When the moon chase away the sun
And force my day to run
I shall not fear
by morning is bitter by the evening
I say the wicked man shall fall
When the moon chase away the sun
And force my day to run
I shall not fear
the place for me
Got a gal out in Wyoming and a gal in Tennessee
One thing they got in common they want no part of me
Oh a girl here on earth is more trouble
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