Lyrics:
everybody else is out tonight (out tonight)
Guess I'm hangin' by myself, but I don't mind (I don't mind)
It's a lo, it's a lo, it's a lonely weekend, yeah
playing the deadliest game
Brothers and sisters, what are we fightin' for
It's not for the fame or the glory anymore
I hear the mothers cryin'
Too
[The Andrews Sisters - Winter Wonderland]
Sleigh bells ring
are you listening
in the lane
snow is glistening
A beautiful sight
we're happy tonight
what we say
We used to dance
The night away
Me and my sister
Me and my brother
We used to walk
Down by the river
Mama lives in Mandeville
I can
what we say
We used to dance
The night away
Me and my sister
Me and my brother
We used to walk
Down by the river
Mama lives in Mandeville
I can
town
But we don't let that slow us down
If it's too quiet, we make our own noise
Now you can bet your boots by the end of the week
My pretty little
I walked through the door with you, the air was cold
But somethin' 'bout it felt like home somehow
And I left my scarf there at your sister's house
Words and Music by Jackie Gouch?erris and Andrew Gouch?f it wasn't for the times that I was down
If it wasn't for the times that I was bound
For
as quiet as you can
In the yard you'll hear him
It is the pony man
We're always there to greet him
When he tumbles into town
He leads a string of ponies
Some
It's cold and snow's actually on the ground
of this no-snow town,
and instead of cars
the street's trafficking in sleds.
Men become boys again
Sister, Sister will you keep me?
I would never make it through
Hope you always know its true
You could make the heaven's fall
Just by walking away
as quiet as you can
In the yard you'll hear him
It is the pony man
We're always there to greet him
When he tumbles into town
He leads a string
around from town to town
Till they're back out on these fields
Where they fall from my hand
Back into the dirt of this hard land
Now me and my sister
Saturday night and you're still hangin' around
Tired of living in your one horse town
You'd like to find a little hole in the ground
For awhile
By Elton John and Bernie Taupin
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR!
I WAS BORN IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND,
I WAS RAISED IN A WORKING TOWN.
I BROKE ALL THE RULES
cheatin' wife had never left town
That's one body that'll never be found
You see little sister don't miss when she aims her gun
That's the night that
the sky
And the empty of the desert
Team of birds that swerve by
And then land on the wires
It's a new day, and this is England
When it's time
Brothers out there with sisters, peep it
Years and years you try to keep her a secret
Said she's your cousin that came for a visit
You're puttin'
here
Whoa, whoa, everybody's dreaming big
Whoa, whoa, everybody's just getting by
That's how it goes in every day America
A little town with a great big
As the evening sun goes down
The dealer shuffles into town
Makes a note of what's a float
And spinning 'round he'll cut your throat
In the time
Beat up little seagull
On a marble stair
Tryin' to find the ocean
Lookin' everywhere
Hard times in the city
In a hard town by the sea
Ain't
Beat up little seagull
On a marble stair
Tryin' to find the ocean
Lookin' everywhere
Hard times in the city
In a hard town by the sea
Ain't
you own a chain of liquor stores
It's not because your daddy is the richest man in town
It's just that I've grown used to you and having you around
In Bruton Town there lived a noble man
He had two sons and a daughter fair
By night and day they were contriving
For to fill their sister's heart
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