There's a reason for the sunshinin' sky And there's a reason why I'm feelin so

high Must be the season when that love light shines All around us.
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So let that feelin grab you deep inside And send you
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reelin where your love can't hide And then go stealin' through the
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moonlit nights With your lover. ust let your love flow like
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a mountain stream And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams
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And let your love show and you'll know what I mean It's the season.
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!et your love fly like a bird on wing And let your love bind you
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to all livin" things And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean#
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That's the reason. There's a reason for the warm sweet nights
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And there's a reason for the candlelights Must be the season when those love
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lights shine All around us. So let that wonder take into space
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And lay you under its loving embrace ust feel the thunder as it
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warms your face $ou can't hold back.

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Skye Boat Song Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing, Onward! the sailors cry; Carry the lad that's born to be King Over the sea to Skye. Lo d the winds howl, lo d the waves roar, !h nderclo ds rend the air; Ba""led, o r "oes stand by the shore, #ollow they will not dare. Chorus !ho gh the waves leap, so"t shall ye sleep, Ocean's a royal bed. $ocked in the deep, #lora will keep %atch by yo r weary head. Chorus &any's the lad "o ght on that day, %ell the Clay'ore co ld wield, %hen the night ca'e, silently lay (ead in C lloden's "ield. Chorus B rned are their ho'es, e)ile and death Scatter the loyal 'en; *et ere the sword cool in the sheath Charlie will co'e again. Alternative lyrics+edit so rce , editbeta!hese are the lyrics, based on a lyric "or the 'elody written by $obert Lo is Stevenson and per"or'ed by Scottish "olk gro p !he &cCal'ans, a'ongst others. Sing 'e a song o" a lad that is gone, Say co ld that lad be /. &erry o" so l, he sailed on a day, Over the sea to Skye. & ll was astern, $0' to the port, 1igg on the starboard bow. 2lory o" yo th glowed in his so l, %here is that glory now3 Speed bonny boat like a bird on a wing, Onward the sailors cry.
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Carry the lad that's born to be King, Over the sea to Skye. There's a reason for the sunshinin' sky And there's a reason why I'm feelin so high Must be the season when that love light shines All around us. So let that feelin grab you deep inside And send you reelin where your love can't hide And then go stealin' through the moonlit nights With your lover. ust let your love flow like a mountain stream And let your love grow with the smallest of dreams And let your love show and you'll know what I mean It's the season. !et your love fly like a bird on wing And let your love bind you to all livin" things And let your love shine and you'll know what I mean# That's the reason. There's a reason for the warm sweet nights And there's a reason for the candlelights Must be the season when those love lights shine All around us. So let that wonder take into space And lay you under its loving embrace ust feel the thunder as it warms your face $ou can't hold back.

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The ash grove, how graceful, how plainly tis spea ing, the harp win! through it playing has language for "e# $henever the light through its %ranches is %rea ing a host of in! faces is ga&ing on "e# The frien!s of "y chil!hoo! again are %efore "e, each step wa es a "e"ory as freely ' roa"# $ith soft whispers la!en its leaves rustle o(er "e, the ash grove, the ash grove again alone is "y ho"e# )own yon!er green valley where strea"lets "ean!er when twilight is fa!ing ' pensively rove# *r at the %right noonti!e in solitu!e wan!er a"i! the !ar sha!es of the lonely ash grove# Twas there while the %lac %ir! was cheerfully singing ' first "et that !ear one, the +oy of "y heart# ,roun! us for gla!ness the %lue%ells were springing the ash grove, the ash grove that sheltere! "y ho"e# -y laughter is over, "y step loses lightness, ol! countrysi!e "easures steal soft on "y ears. ' only re"e"%er the past an! its %rightness, the !ear ones ' "ourn for again gather here# /ro" out of the sha!ows their loving loo s greet "e,
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an! wistfully searching the leafy green !o"e, ' fin! other faces fon! %en!ing to greet "e, the ash grove, the ash grove alone is "y ho"e# 0*1Listen my children and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five; Hardly a man is now alive ho remem!ers that famous day and year" He said to his friend, #$f the %ritish march %y land or sea from the town to-night, Hang a lantern aloft in the !elfry arch Of the &orth 'hurch tower as a signal light,-One if !y land, and two if !y sea; And $ on the opposite shore will !e, Ready to ride and spread the alarm (hrough every )iddlese* village and farm, +or the country fol, to !e up and to arm"# (hen he said #-ood-night.# and with muffled oar Silently rowed to the 'harlestown shore, /ust as the moon rose over the !ay, here swinging wide at her moorings lay (he Somerset, %ritish man-of-war; A phantom ship, with each mast and spar Across the moon li,e a prison !ar, And a huge !lac, hul,, that was magnified %y its own reflection in the tide" )eanwhile, his friend through alley and street anders and watches, with eager ears, (ill in the silence around him he hears (he muster of men at the !arrac, door, (he sound of arms, and the tramp of feet, And the measured tread of the grenadiers, )arching down to their !oats on the shore" (hen he clim!ed the tower of the Old &orth 'hurch, %y the wooden stairs, with stealthy tread, (o the !elfry cham!er overhead, And startled the pigeons from their perch On the som!re rafters, that round him made

)asses and moving shapes of shade,-%y the trem!ling ladder, steep and tall, (o the highest window in the wall, here he paused to listen and loo, down A moment on the roofs of the town And the moonlight flowing over all" %eneath, in the churchyard, lay the dead, $n their night encampment on the hill, rapped in silence so deep and still (hat he could hear, li,e a sentinel0s tread, (he watchful night-wind, as it went 'reeping along from tent to tent, And seeming to whisper, #All is well.# A moment only he feels the spell Of the place and the hour, and the secret dread Of the lonely !elfry and the dead; +or suddenly all his thoughts are !ent On a shadowy something far away, here the river widens to meet the !ay,-A line of !lac, that !ends and floats On the rising tide li,e a !ridge of !oats" )eanwhile, impatient to mount and ride, %ooted and spurred, with a heavy stride On the opposite shore wal,ed Paul Revere" &ow he patted his horse0s side, &ow he ga1ed at the landscape far and near, (hen, impetuous, stamped the earth, And turned and tightened his saddle girth; %ut mostly he watched with eager search (he !elfry tower of the Old &orth 'hurch, As it rose a!ove the graves on the hill, Lonely and spectral and som!re and still" And lo. as he loo,s, on the !elfry0s height A glimmer, and then a gleam of light. He springs to the saddle, the !ridle he turns, %ut lingers and ga1es, till full on his sight A second lamp in the !elfry !urns" A hurry of hoofs in a village street, A shape in the moonlight, a !ul, in the dar,, And !eneath, from the pe!!les, in passing, a spar, Struc, out !y a steed flying fearless and fleet; (hat was all. And yet, through the gloom and the light, (he fate of a nation was riding that night; And the spar, struc, out !y that steed, in his flight, 2indled the land into flame with its heat"
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He has left the village and mounted the steep, And !eneath him, tran3uil and !road and deep, $s the )ystic, meeting the ocean tides; And under the alders that s,irt its edge, &ow soft on the sand, now loud on the ledge, $s heard the tramp of his steed as he rides" $t was twelve !y the village cloc, hen he crossed the !ridge into )edford town" He heard the crowing of the coc,, And the !ar,ing of the farmer0s dog, And felt the damp of the river fog, (hat rises after the sun goes down" $t was one !y the village cloc,, hen he galloped into Le*ington" He saw the gilded weathercoc, Swim in the moonlight as he passed, And the meeting-house windows, !lac, and !are, -a1e at him with a spectral glare, As if they already stood aghast At the !loody wor, they would loo, upon" $t was two !y the village cloc,, hen he came to the !ridge in 'oncord town" He heard the !leating of the floc,, And the twitter of !irds among the trees, And felt the !reath of the morning !ree1e %lowing over the meadow !rown" And one was safe and asleep in his !ed ho at the !ridge would !e first to fall, ho that day would !e lying dead, Pierced !y a %ritish mus,et !all" 4ou ,now the rest" $n the !oo,s you have read How the %ritish Regulars fired and fled,--How the farmers gave them !all for !all, 5+rom !ehind each fence and farmyard wall, 'hasing the redcoats down the lane, (hen crossing the fields to emerge again 6nder the trees at the turn of the road, And only pausing to fire and load" So through the night rode Paul Revere; And so through the night went his cry of alarm (o every )iddlese* village and farm,--A cry of defiance, and not of fear, A voice in the dar,ness, a ,noc, at the door, And a word that shall echo for evermore.

+or, !orne on the night-wind of the Past, (hrough all our history, to the last, $n the hour of dar,ness and peril and need, (he people will wa,en and listen to hear (he hurrying hoof-!eats of that steed, And the midnight message of Paul Revere" 7889 Any!ody there
/s 4nybody !here3 by 4da's. /s anybody there3 (oes anybody care3 (oes anybody see what / see3 !hey want to 'e to 7 it; they say 8ohn, give p the "ight Still to 1ngland / say 2ood night, "orever, good night! #or / have crossed the $ bicon Let the bridge be b rned behind 'e Co'e what 'ay, co'e what 'ay Co''it'ent! !he croakers all say we'll r e the day !here'll be hell to pay in "iery p rgatory !hro gh all the gloo', thro gh all the gloo' / see the rays o" ravishing light and glory! /s anybody there3 (oes anybody care3 (oes anybody see what / see3 / see "ireworks! / see the pagaent and 9o'p and parade / hear the bells ringing o t / hear the cannons roar / see 4'ericans : all 4'ericans #ree "orever 'ore 5ow 7 iet, how 7 iet the cha'ber is 5ow silent, how silent the cha'ber is /s anybody there3 (oes anybody care3 (oes anybody see what / see3 ;<<=
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Sit (own, 8ohn by Congress. Sit down, 8ohn! Sit down, 8ohn! #or 2od's sake, 8ohn, sit down! Sit down, 8ohn! Sit down, 8ohn! #or 2od's sake, 8ohn, sit down! So'eone o ghta open p a window! /t's ninety degrees! 5ave 'ercy, 8ohn, please /t's hot as hell in 9hiladephia! So'eone o ghta open p a window! 4da's. / say vote yes! 6ote yes! 6ote "or independency! Congress. So'eone o ghta open p a window! 4da's. / say vote yes! Congress. Sit down, 8ohn! 4da's. 6ote "or independency! Congress. So'eone o ghta open p a window! >o, no, no! !oo 'any "lies! !oo 'any "lies! B t it's hot as hell in 9hiladelphia! So'eone o ghta open p a window! Can't we co'pro'ise here3 4da's. 6ote yes! Congress. >o, too 'any "lies here! 4da's. 6ote yes! Congress. Oh "or 2od's sake, 8ohn, sit down! 4da's. Oh, good 2od! Consider yo rsel" l cky that yo have 8ohn 4da's to ab se, "or no sane 'an wo ld tolerate it! Congress. 8ohn, yo 're a bore; we've heard this be"ore >ow "or 2od's sake, 8ohn, sit down! 4da's.

/ say vote yes! Congress. >o! 4da's. 6ote yes! Congress. >o! 4da's. 6ote "or independency! Congress. So'eone o ghta open p a window! 4da's. / say vote yes! Congress. Sit down, 8ohn! Congress. 6ote "or independency! Congress. %ill so'eone sh t that 'an p3 4da's. >ever! 9/>S 9iddle, !widdle and $esolve ? !ill !hen by 4da's. / do believe yo 've laid a c rse on >orth 4'erica 4 c rse that we now here rehearse in 9hiladelphia 4 second "lood, a si'ple "a'ine 9lag es o" loc sts everywhere Or a cataclys'ic earth7 ake /'d accept with so'e despair B t, no, yo sent s Congress. 2ood 2od, sir, was that "air3 / say it with h 'ility in 9hiladelphia %e're yo r responsibility in 9hiladephia /" yo don't want to see s hanging #ro' so'e "ar:o"" British hill /" yo don't want the voice o" independency #orever still !hen 2od, sir, get thee to it #or Congress never will *o see, we piddle, twiddle, and resolve >ot one da'n thing do we solve
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9iddle, twiddle, and resolve >othing's ever solved in #o l, "etid, " 'ing, "oggy, "ilthy 9hiladephia! !hey 'ay sit here "or years and years in 9hiladelphia. !hese indecisive grenadiers o" 9hiladelphia. !hey can't agree on what is right and wrong Or what is good or bad; /'' convinced !he only p rpose this Congress ever had %as to gather here speci"ically !o drive 8ohn 4da's 'ad! *o see, we piddle, twiddle, and resolve >ot one da'n thing do we solve 9iddle, twiddle, and resolve >othing's ever solved in #o l, "etid, " 'ing, "oggy, "ilthy 9hiladephia! Congress. So'eone o ghta open p a window! 4da's. Oh good 2od! 4bigail. 8ohn, 8ohn, is that yo carrying on, 8ohn3 8 st tell the Congress to declare independency !hen sign yo r na'e, get o t o" there and 5 rry ho'e to 'e O r children all have dysentery Little !o' keeps t rning bl e Little 4bbey has the 'easles 4nd /'' co'ing down with "l !hey say we 'ay get s'allpo) 4da's. &ada', what else is new3 4bigail. !here's one thing every wo'an's 'issed in &assach setts Bay (on't s'irk at 'e, yo egotist; pay 5eed to what / say %e've gone "ro' #ra'ingha' to Boston 4nd we cannot "ind a pin @(on't yo know there's a war on3@ Say the trades'en with a grin %ell, we will not 'ake saltpeter

Antil yo send s pins! Both. !ill then, till then / a' as / ever was and ever shall be *o rs, yo rs, yo rs, yo rs, yo rs 4da's. Saltpeter, 8ohn 4bigail. 9ins, 4bigail Congress. #or 2od's sake, 8ohn, sit down ;<<= L11S Lees o" Old 6irginia by Lee. &y na'e is $ichard 5enry Lee; 6irginia is 'y ho'e &y na'e is $ichard 5enry Lee; 6irginia is 'y ho'e 4nd 'y horses t rn to gl e i" / can't deliver Anto yo a resol tion on independency! #or / a' ##6, the "irst "a'ily /n the sovereign colony o" 6irginia *es / a' ##6, the oldest "a'ily in the oldest colony in 4'erica 4nd 'ay the British b rn 'y land i" / can't deliver !o yo r hand a resol tion on independency! *o see it's here:a:Lee, there:a:Lee 4nd everywhere:a:Lee:a:Lee Social:Lee, political:Lee, "inancial:Lee, nat ral: Lee /nternal:Lee, e)ternal:Lee, "raternal:Lee, eternal: Lee !he ##6, the "irst "a'ily /n the sovereign colony o" 6irginia 4nd 'ay 'y wi"e re" se 'y bed i" / can't deliver 4s / said a resol tion on independency !hey say that 2od in heaven is everybody's 2od /'ll ad'it that 2od in heaven is everybody's 2od
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B t / tell yo , 8ohn, with pride, 2od leans 4 little on the side o" the Lees, the Lees o" old 6irgina! *o see it's here:a:Lee, there:a:Lee 4nd everywhere:a:Lee:a:Lee 5ere:a:Lee, there:a:Lee 4nd everywhere:a:Lee Look o t! !here's 4rth r Lee, Bobby Lee 4nd 2eneral Lighthorse 5arry Lee %illy Lee, 8esse Lee #ranklin. 4nd $ichard 5.! Lee. !hat's 'e! 4nd 'ay 'y blood stop r nning bl e i" / can't deliver Anto yo a resol tion on independency! *es sir, by 2od, it's here:a:Lee, there:a:Lee Co'e on boys Boin in with 'e! 5ere:a:Lee, there:a:Lee! #ranklin. %hen do yo leave3 Lee. /''ediate:Lee! 5ere:a:Lee, there:a:Lee! #ranklin. %hen will yo ret rn3 Lee. Short:Lee! 5ere:a:Lee, there:a:Lee! 4nd /'ll co'e back tri 'phant:Lee! 5ere:a:Lee, there:a:Lee! 1verywhere a:Lee:a:Lee #orward ho! ;<<= *OA S5OAL( %$/!1 /! B t, &r. 4da's by #ranklin. &r. 4da's, / say yo sho ld write it !o yo r legal 'ind and brilliance we de"er 4da's.

/s that so3 %ell, i" /'' the one to do it !hey'll r n their 7 ill pens thro gh it /'' obno)io s and disliked, yo know that, sir #ranklin. *es, / know 4da's. So / say yo sho ld write it #ranklin, yes yo #ranklin. 5ell, no! 4da's. *es, yo , (r. #ranklin, yo b t, yo , b t, yo , b t #ranklin. &r. 4da's, b t, &r. 4da's !he things / write are only light e)te'porania / won't p t politics on paper; it's a 'ania So / re" se to se the pen in 9ennsylvania Others. 9ennsylvania, 9ennsylvania, re" se to se the pen 4da's. &r. Sher'an, / say yo sho ld write it *o are never controversial as it were Sher'an. !hat is tr e 4da's. %hereas i" /'' the one to do it !hey'll r n their 7 ill pens thro gh it /'' obno)io s and disliked, yo know that, sir Sher'an. *es, / do 4da's. So / say yo sho ld write it, Sher'an, yes yo Sher'an. 2ood heavens, no! 4da's. *es yo , $oger Sher'an, yo b t, yo , b t, yo , b t Sher'an. &r. 4da's, b t, &r. 4da's / cannot write with any style or proper eti7 ette / don't know a participle "ro' a predicate / a' B st a si'ple cobbler "ro' Connectic t Others. Connectic t, Connectic t, a si'ple cobbler he 4da's. &r. Livingston, 'aybe yo sho ld write it
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*o have 'any "riends and yo 're a diplo'at #ranklin. Oh, that word! 4da's. %hereas i" /'' the one to do it !hey'll r n their 7 ill pens thro gh it Others. 5e's obno)io s and disliked; did yo know that3 Livingston. / hadn't heard 4da's. So / say yo sho ld write it, $obert, yes yo Livingston. >ot 'e, 8ohnny! 4da's. *es yo , $obert Livingston, yo b t yo b t yo b t Livingston. &r. 4da's, dear &r. 4da's /'ve been presented with a new son by the noble stork So / a' going ho'e to celebrate and pop the cork %ith all the Livingstons together back in old >ew *ork Others. >ew *ork, >ew *ork, Livingston's going to pop a cork 8e""erson. &r. 4da's, leave 'e alone! 4da's. &r. 8e""erson, dear &r. 8e""erson /'' only C;; / still have 'y virility 4nd / can ro'p thro gh C pid's 2rove with great agility B t li"e is 'ore than se) al co'b stibility Others. Co'b stibility, co'b stibility, co'b stibili... 8e""erson. &r. 4da's, da'n yo &r. 4da's *o 're obno)io s and disliked; that cannot be denied Once again yo stand between 'e and 'y lovely bride Oh, &r. 4da's, yo are driving 'e to ho'icide! Others. 5o'icide, ho'icide, we 'ay see ' rder yet!

;<<= *OA$S *OA$S *OA$S *o rs, *o rs, *o rs by 4bigail. / live like a n n in a cloister Solitary, celibate, / hate it 4da's. / live like a 'onk in an abbey (itto, ditto, / hate it 4bigail. %rite to 'e with senti'ental e"" sion Let 'e revel in ro'antic ill sion 4da's. (o yo still s'ell o" vanilla and spring air3 4nd is 'y "avorite lover's pillar still "ir' and "air3 4bigail. %hat was there, 8ohn, still is there, 8ohn Co'e soon as yo can to 'y cloister /'ve "orgotten the "eel o" yo r hand 4da's. &ada' we shall walk in C pid's 2rove together Both. 4nd we'll "ondly s rvey !hat pro'ised land !ill then, till then / a' as / ever was and ever was 4nd ever shall be *o rs, yo rs, yo rs, yo rs, yo rs 4bigail. Saltpeter, 8ohn 6/OL/> 5e 9lays the 6iolin by Betty B ckley &artha. 5e plays the violin 5e t cks it right nder his chin 4nd he bows, oh he bows #or he knows, yes he knows !hat it's hi:hi:hi:diddle diddle /t's 'y heart, !o' and his "iddle &y strings are nstr ng 5i:hi:hi:hi / a' ndone
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/ hear his violin 4nd / get that "eeling within 4nd / sigh, oh / sigh 5e draws near, very near 4nd it's hi:hi:hi:diddle diddle 2oodbye to the "iddle &y strings are nstr ng 5i:hi:hi:hi /'' always ndone %hen heaven calls to 'e Sing 'e no sad e logy Say / die, loving bride Loving wi"e, loving li"e #or it was hi:hi:hi:hi:diddle diddle '!wi)t 'y heart, !o', and his "iddle 4nd ever 'twill be 5i:hi:hi:hi !hro gh eternity 5e plays the violin. DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD COOL COOL &1> Cool, Cool, Considerate &en by (avid #ord (ickinson. Oh say do yo see what / see3 Congress sitting here in sweet serenity / co ld cheer; the reason's clear #or the "irst ti'e in a year 4da's isn't here 4nd look, the s n is in the sky 4 breeEe is blowing by, and there's not a single "ly / sing hosanna, hosanna 5osanna, hosanna 4nd it's cool Co'e ye cool cool conservative 'en !he likes o" which 'ay never be seen again %e have land, cash in hand Sel":co''and, " t re planned #ort ne "lies, society s rvives /n neatly ordered lives with well:endowered wives

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%e sing hosanna, hosanna !o o r breeding and o r banner %e are cool Co'e ye cool cool considerate set %e'll dance together to the sa'e 'in et !o the right, ever to the right >ever to the le"t, "orever to the right &ay o r creed be never to e)ceed $eg lated speed, no 'atter what the need %e sing hosanna, hosanna 1nblaEoned on o r banner /s keep cool %hat we do we do rationally %e never ever go o"" hal":cocked, not we %hy begin till we know that we can win 4nd i" we cannot win why bother to begin3 $ tledge. %e say this ga'e's not o" o r choosing %hy sho ld we risk losing3 4ll. %e are cool !o the right, ever to the right >ever to the le"t, "orever to the right %e have gold, a 'arket that will hold !radition that is old, a rel ctance to be bold. (ickinson. / sing hosanna, hosanna /n a sane and l cid 'anner %e are cool 4ll. Co'e ye cool cool considerate 'en !he likes o" which 'ay never be seen again %ith o r land, cash in hand Sel":co''and, " t re planned 4nd we'll hold to o r gold !radition that is old, rel ctant to be bold. %e say this ga'e's not o" o r choosing %hy sho ld we risk losing3 %e cool, cool, 'en.

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&o''a Look Sharp by Scott 8arvis Co rier. &o''a, hey 'o''a, co'e lookin' "or 'e /'' here in the 'eadow by the red 'aple tree &o''a, hey 'o''a, look sharp, here / be 5ey, hey, 'o''a look sharp !he' soldiers, they "ired. Oh 'a, did we r n B t then we t rned ro nd and the battle beg n !hen / went nder, oh 'a, a' / done3 5ey, hey, 'o''a look sharp &y eyes are wide open, 'y "ace to the sky /s that yo /'' hearin' in the tall grass nearby3 &o''a co'e "ind 'e be"ore / do die 5ey, hey, 'o''a look sharp 4ll. /'ll close yo r eyes, 'y Billy !he' eyes that cannot see 4nd /'ll b ry yo , 'y Billy Beneath the 'aple tree Co rier. 4nd never again will yo whisper to 'e 5ey, hey, 'o''a look sharp
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1gg by 4da's. /t's a 'asterpiece, / say! !hey will cheer every word, every letter 8e""erson. / wish / "elt that way #ranklin. / believe / can p t it better >ow then attend, as "riend to "riend On o r (eclaration Co''ittee #or s / see i''ortality 4ll. /n 9hiladelphia City #ranklin. 4 "ar'er, a lawyer, and a sage 4 bit go ty in the leg *o know it's 7 ite biEarre
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!o think that here we are 9laying 'idwives to an egg 4ll. %e're waiting "or the chirp, chirp, chirp O" an eaglet being born %e're waiting "or the chirp, chirp, chirp On this h 'id &onday 'orning in this Congressional inc bator #ranklin. 2od knows the te'perat re's hot eno gh !o hatch a stone, let alone an egg 4ll. %e're waiting "or the scratch, scratch, scratch O" that tiny little "ellow %aiting "or the egg to hatch On this h 'id &onday 'orning in this Congressional inc bator 4da's. 2od knows the te'perat re's hot eno gh !o hatch a stone 8e""erson. B t will it hatch an egg3 4da's. !he eagle's going to crack the shell O" the egg that 1ngland laid 4ll. *es, so we can tell, tell, tell On this h 'id &onday 'orning in this Congressional inc bator #ranklin. 4nd as B st as !o' here has written !ho gh the egg 'ay belong to 2reat Britain, !he eagle inside belongs to s! 4ll. 4nd as B st as !o' here has written %e say to hell with 2reat Britain! !he eagle inside belongs to s! &OL4SS1S &olasses to $ ' by $ tledge. &olasses to r ' to slaves, oh what a bea ti" l waltE *o dance with s, we dance with yo &olasses and r ' and slaves %ho sails the ships o t o" Boston
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Ladened with bibles and r '3 %ho drinks a toast to the /vory Coast3 5ail 4"rica, the slavers have co'e >ew 1ngland with bibles and r ' 4nd its o"" with the r ' and the bibles !ake on the slaves, clink, clink 5ail and "arewell to the s'ell O" the 4"rican coast &olasses to r ' to slaves '!isn't 'orals, 'tis 'oney that saves Shall we dance to the so nd o" the pro"itable po nd /n 'olasses and r ' and slaves %ho sails the ships o t o" 2 inea Ladened with bibles and slaves3 '!is Boston can coast to the %est /ndies coast 8a'aica, we br ng what ye craves 4ntig a, Barbados, we br ng bibles and slaves! &olasses to r ' to slaves %ho sail the ships back to Boston Ladened with gold, see it glea' %hose "ort nes are 'ade in the triangle trade 5ail slavery, the >ew 1ngland drea'! &r. 4da's, / give yo a toast. 5ail Boston! 5ail Charleston! %ho stinketh the 'ost3

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4 little bit o" this, a little bit o" that. 4 pot, a pan, a broo', a hat. So'eone sho ld have set a 'atch to this place years ago. 4 bench, a tree. So, what's a stove3 Or a ho se3 9eople who pass thro gh 4natevka don't even know they've been here. 4 stick o" wood. 4 piece o" cloth. %hat do we leave3 >othing ' ch. Only 4natevka. 4natevka, 4natevka. Ander"ed, overworked 4natevka. %here else co ld Sabbath be so sweet3 4natevka, 4natevka. /nti'ate, obstinate 4natevka, %here / know everyone / 'eet. Soon /'ll be a stranger in a strange new place, Searching "or an old "a'iliar "ace F#ro' 4natevka. / belong in 4natevka, ! 'ble:down, work:a:day 4natevka. (ear little village, little town o" 'ine

/'d "ill 'y yard with chicks and t rkeys and geese and d cks #or the town to see and hear. 4nd each lo d @cheep@ and @swa7wk@ and @honk@ and @7 ack@ %o ld land like a tr 'pet on the ear, 4s i" to say @5ere lives a wealthy 'an.@ /" / were a rich 'an, *i bi dibby dibby didbby dibby dibby dibby d '. 4ll day long /'d biddy biddy b '. /" / were a wealthy 'an. / wo ldn't have to work hard. *i bi dibby dibby didbby dibby dibby dibby d '. /" / were a biddy biddy rich, *idle:diddle:didle:didle 'an. / see 'y wi"e, 'y 2olde, looking like a rich 'an's wi"e %ith a proper do ble:chin. S pervising 'eals to her heart's delight. / see her p tting on airs and str tting like a peacock. Oy, what a happy 'ood she's in. Screa'ing at the servants, day and night. !he 'ost i'portant 'en in town wo ld co'e to "awn on 'e! !hey wo ld ask 'e to advise the', Like a Solo'on the %ise. @/" yo please, $eb !evye...@ @9ardon 'e, $eb !evye...@ 9osing proble's that wo ld cross a rabbi's eyes! 4nd it won't 'ake one bit o" di""erence i" i answer right or wrong. %hen yo 're rich, they think yo really know! /" / were rich, /'d have the ti'e that / lack !o sit in the synagog e and pray. 4nd 'aybe have a seat by the 1astern wall. 4nd /'d disc ss the holy books with the learned 'en, several ho rs every day. !hat wo ld be the sweetest thing o" all. /" / were a rich 'an, *i bi dibby dibby didbby dibby dibby dibby d '. 4ll day long /'d biddy biddy b '. /" / were a wealthy 'an. / wo ldn't have to work hard. *i bi dibby dibby didbby dibby dibby dibby d '. /" / were a biddy biddy rich, *idle:diddle:didle:didle 'an.

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/ don't re'e'ber growing older %hen did they3 G!evyeH %hen did she get to be a bea ty3 %hen did he get to be so tall3 G2oldeH %asn't it yesterday %hen they were s'all3 G&enH S nrise, s nset S nrise, s nset Swi"tly "low the days Seedlings t rn overnight to s n"lowers Blosso'ing even as we gaEe G%o'enH S nrise, s nset S nrise, s nset Swi"tly "ly the years One season "ollowing another Laden with happiness and tears G!evyeH %hat words o" wisdo' can / give the'3 5ow can / help to ease their way3 G2oldaH >ow they ' st learn "ro' one another (ay by day G9erchikH !hey look so nat ral together G5odelH 8 st like two newlyweds sho ld be G9erchik I 5odelH /s there a canopy in store "or 'e3 G4llH S nrise, s nset S nrise, s nset Swi"tly "low the days Seedlings t rn overnight to s n"lowers Blosso'ing even as we gaEe S nrise, s nset S nrise, s nset Swi"tly "ly the years One season "ollowing another Laden with happiness and tears

!16*1 I 9494S %ho, day and night, ' st scra'ble "or a living, #eed a wi"e and children, say his daily prayers3 4nd who has the right, as 'aster o" the ho se, !o have the "inal word at ho'e3 !he 9apa, the 9apa! !radition. !he 9apa, the 9apa! !radition. 2OL(1 I &4&4S %ho ' st know the way to 'ake a proper ho'e, 4 7 iet ho'e, a kosher ho'e3 %ho ' st raise the "a'ily and r n the ho'e, So 9apa's "ree to read the holy books3 !he &a'a, the &a'a! !radition! !he &a'a, the &a'a! !radition! SO>S 4t three, / started 5ebrew school. 4t ten, / learned a trade. / hear they've picked a bride "or 'e. / hope she's pretty. !he son, the son! !radition! !he son, the son! !radition! (4A25!1$S 4nd who does &a'a teach to 'end and tend and "i), 9reparing 'e to 'arry whoever 9apa picks3 !he da ghter, the da ghter! !radition!

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!o li"e! !o li"e! L'chai:i'! L'chai:i', l'chai:i', to li"e! /" yo 've been l cky, then &onday was >o worse than S nday was, (rink l'chai:i', to li"e. !o li"e, l'chai:i'! L'chai:i', l'chai:i', to li"e! One day it's honey and raisin cake, >e)t day a sto'ach ache, (rink L'chai:i', to li"e! O r great 'en have written words o" %isdo' to be sed %hen hardship ' st be "aced; Li"e obliges s with hardship So the words o" wisdo' sho ldn't go to waste. !o s and o r good "ort ne Be happy be healthy, long li"e! 4nd i" o r good "ort ne never co'es

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5ere's to whatever co'es, (rink l'chai', to li"e! !o li"e, to li"e, l'chai:i',! L'chai:i', l'chai:i', to li"e! Li"e has a way o" con" sing s Blessing and br ising s, (rink l'chai', to li"e, !o li"e, l'chai'! L'chai', l'chai', to li"e! 4 gi"t we seldo' are wise eno gh 1ver to priEe eno gh, (rink l'chai', to li"e! 2od wo ld like s to be Boy" l 1ven tho gh o r hearts lie panting on the "loor; 5ow ' ch 'ore can we be Boy" l, %hen there's really so'ething !o be Boy" l "or. !o li"e, to li"e, L'chai:i'! L'chai:i', l'chai:i', to li"e! /t gives yo so'ething to think abo t, So'ething to drink abo t, (rink l'chai:i', to li"e! l'chai:i' ! the blessing and br ising s part co'es "irst. the honey and raisin cake is not in the song at all. yo "orgot the part abo t there lives being 'ore pleasent then there " t re ones. !his 'ay be a version o" @!o Li"e@, b t it's not the version "ro' either the play or the 'ovie. /n @#iddler,@ the song is abo t the wedding o" !evye's da ghter. !o Li"e 5ere's to o r prosperity, o r good health and happiness, and 'ost i'portant ... !o li"e, to li"e, la kayi', La kayi', la kayi', to li"e, 5ere's to the "ather / tried to be, 5ere's to 'y bride:to:be, (rink la kayi', to li"e, !o li"e, la kayi', La kayi', la kayi', to li"e, Li"e has a way o" con" sing s, Blessing and br ising s, (rink la kayi', to li"e! 2od wo ld like s to be Boy" l, even when o r hearts lie

panting on the "loor. 5ow ' ch 'ore can we be Boy" l, when there's really so'ething to be Boy" l "or3 !o li"e, to li"e, la kayi', !o !Eeitel, 'y da ghter::'y wi"e, /t gives yo so'ething to think abo t, So'ething to drink abo t, (rink la kayi', to li"e! GLe &orta! *es, LaEar %ol"3 (rinks "or everyone! %hat's the occasion3 /'' taking 'ysel" a bride! %ho is it3 !evye's eldest, !Eeitel!H !o LaEar %ol":: !o !evye! !o !Eeitel, yo r da ghter::'y wi"e! &ay all yo r " t res be pleasant ones, >ot like o r present ones, (rink la kayi', to li"e, !o li"e, la kayi', La kayi', la kayi', to li"e, /t takes a wedding to 'ake s say, @Let's live another day,@ (rink la kayi', to li"e! %e'll raise a glass and sip a drop o" schnapps in honor o" the great good l ck that "avors yo , %e know that when good "ort ne "avors two s ch 'en, it stands to reason, we deserve it too! !o s and o r good "ort ne! Be happy, be healthy, long li"e! 4nd i" o r good "ort ne never co'es, 5ere's to whatever co'es, (rink la kayi', to li"e! 5eaven bless yo both, to yo r health and 'ay we live together in peace! &ay yo both be "avored with the " t re o" yo r choice, &ay yo live to see a tho sand reasons to reBoice! %e'll raise a glass and sip a drop o" schnapps in honor o" the great good l ck that "avors yo , %e know that when good "ort ne "avors two s ch 'en, it stands to reason,

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we deserve it too! !o s and o r good "ort ne! Be happy, be healthy, long li"e! 4nd i" o r good "ort ne never co'es, 5ere's to whatever co'es, (rink la kayi', to li"e!

G2oldeH (o / love yo 3 #or twenty:"ive years /'ve washed yo r clothes Cooked yo r 'eals, cleaned yo r ho se 2iven yo children, 'ilked the cow 4"ter twenty:"ive years, why talk abo t love right now3 G!evyeH 2olde, !he "irst ti'e / 'et yo %as on o r wedding day / was scared G2oldeH / was shy G!evyeH / was nervo s G2oldeH So was / G!evyeH B t 'y "ather and 'y 'other Said we'd learn to love each other 4nd now /'' asking, 2olde (o yo love 'e3 G2oldeH /'' yo r wi"e G!evyeH @/ know...@ B t do yo love 'e3 G2oldeH (o / love hi'3 #or twenty:"ive years /'ve lived with hi' #o ght hi', starved with hi' !wenty:"ive years 'y bed is his /" that's not love, what is3 G!evyeH !hen yo love 'e3 G2oldeH / s ppose / do G!evyeH 4nd / s ppose / love yo too GBothH /t doesn't change a thing B t even so 4"ter twenty:"ive years /t's nice to know

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G!evyeH @2olde, / have decided to give 9erchik per'ission to beco'e engaged to o r da ghter, 5odel.@ G2oldeH @%hat333 5e's poor! 5e has nothing, absol tely nothing!@ G!evyeH @5e's a good 'an, 2olde. / like hi'. 4nd what's 'ore i'portant, 5odel likes hi'. 5odel loves hi'. So what can we do3 /t's a new world... 4 new world. Love. 2olde...@ (o yo love 'e3 G2oldeH (o / what3 G!evyeH (o yo love 'e3 G2oldeH (o / love yo 3 %ith o r da ghters getting 'arried 4nd this tro ble in the town *o 're pset, yo 're worn o t 2o inside, go lie down! &aybe it's indigestionK G!evyeH @2olde /'' asking yo a 7 estion...@ (o yo love 'e3 G2oldeH *o 're a "ool G!evyeH @/ know...@ B t do yo love 'e3

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#ar #ro' !he 5o'e / Love 5ow can / hope to 'ake yo nderstand %hy / do what / do, %hy / ' st travel to a distant land, #ar "ro' the ho'e / love. Once / was happily content to be 4s / was, where / was, Close to the people who are close to 'e, 5ere in the ho'e / love. %ho co ld see that a 'an co ld co'e %ho wo ld change the shape o" his drea's. 5elpless now / stand with hi', %atching older drea's grow di'. Oh, what a 'elancholy choice this is, %anting ho'e, wanting hi', Closing 'y heart to ev'ry hope b t his, Leaving the ho'e / love, !here where 'y heart has settled long ago / ' st go, / ' st go, / ' st go, %ho co ld i'agine /'d be wand'ring so #ar "ro' the ho'e / love *et there with 'y love, /'' ho'e. 5ow can she think we wo ldn't nderstand %hy she does what she does, %hy she ' st travel to a distant land, #ar "ro' the ho'e she loves. Once she was happily content to be 4s she was, where she was, Sa"e in the boso' to her "a'ily, 5ere in the ho'e she loves. %ho co ld see that a 'an co ld co'e %ho wo ld change the shape o" 'y drea's. 5elpless now she stands with hi', %atching older drea's grow di'. Oh, what a 'elancholy choice this is, %anting ho'e, wanting hi', Closing her heart to ev'ry hope b t his, Leaving the ho'e she loves, !here where her heart has settled long ago She ' st go, she ' st go, she ' st go, %ho co ld i'agine she'd be wand'ring so #ar "ro' the ho'e she loves *et there with her love, she's ho'e.

9on c(: il respiro !i te sul viso 9on c(: la tua %occa !i fragola 9on c(: il !olce "iele !ei tuoi capelli 9on c(: che il veleno !i te nel cuore 9on c(: via !(uscita per 6uesto a"ore 9on c(: non c(: vita per "e, pi 9on c(: non c(: altra ragione che "i 5i%eri l(ani"a 'ncantenata a notti !i follia ,nche in prigione "e ne an!rei per te 7olo una vita non %asta per "e 1 anche l(estate ha le sue nuvole 1 tu sei l(uragano contro "e 7trappan!o i sogni ai giorni "iei te ne sei an!ato !i fretta perch8 9on c(: non c(: che il veleno !i te nel cuore 9on c(: via !(uscita per 6uesto a"ore 9on c(: non c(: vita per "e, pi4 9on c(: non c(: altra ragione per "e 7e esiste un )io non pu; scor!arsi !i "e anche se /ra lui e "e c(: un cielo nero nero sen&a fine 5o pregher; lo cercher; e lo giuro ti trover; )ovessi entrare in altre !ieci cento "ille vite 'n 6uesta vita %uia sen&a !i te sento che *r"ai per "e sei !iventeto l(unica ragione 7e c(: un confine nell(a"ore giuro lo passer; 1 nell(i"enso vuoto !i 6uei giorni sen&a fine Ti a"er; <o"e la pri"a volta a casa tua *gni tuo gesto "i portava via 7entivo per!er"i !entro !i te
http.??lyricstranslate.co' *o don't reply any 'ore by telephone 4nd yo are hanging every 'y hope on the wire. /'d never have believed to be able !o lose 'y 'ind "or yo . S ddenly yo 've r n away Leaving an e'ptiness in 'y li"e, %itho t answers to 'y LwhyM. 4nd now what is re'aining to 'e o" yo 3 !here is not, there is not a s'ell o" yo r skin, !here is not a breath o" yo on the "ace, !here is not yo r 'o th o" strawberry, !here is not the sweet honey o" yo r hair. !here is not yo r poison in the heart, !here is not a way o t "ro' this love, !here is not, there is not the li"e "or 'e any 'ore,

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!here is not, there is not another reason which Sets "ree the so l. Char'ed o" that night o" 'adness / wo ld also go to the prison "or yo B t B st one li"e is not eno gh "or 'e. 4nd also the s ''er has its clo ds 4nd yo are a h rricane against o" 'e, Breaking the drea's o" 'e days yo are gone /n a h rry beca seK !here is not yo r poison in the heart, !here is not a way o t "ro' this love, !here is not, there is not the li"e "or 'e any 'ore, !here is not, there is not another reason "or 'e. /" 2od e)ists, 5e can not "orget abo t 'e, 1ven i" there is between 'e and 5i' a black black endless sky. / will pray to 5i', / will search "or 5i' and / swear, / will "ind yo in tens, h ndreds, !ho sand other lives. /n this dark li"e witho t yo / "eel that >ow yo have beco'e the only one reason. /" there is a board in love, / swear, / will pass it 4nd in the h ge e'ptiness o" those endless days / will love yo Like "or the "irst ti'e at yo r ho se, 1very yo r gest re bro ght 'e away, / "elt getting lost in yo . $ead 'ore at http.??lyricstranslate.co'?en?non:cNOPe: there:not.ht'l:NQocdKo1#kR7<Sy&g*.PP 5yrics fro" =a href>?http233www#elyrics#net?@e5yrics#net=3a@

"Vhl' ich allein n r "Vr dich. 8a, Ba, Ba, Ba, "Vhl' ich allein n r "Vr dich. (och, doch dar" ich dir tra en dir, dir 'it leichte' Sinn3 ( , d kannst a " 'ich ba en weiTt Ba wie g t ich dir bin! 8a, Ba, Ba, Ba, weiTt Ba wie g t ich dir bin! And, nd wenn in der #erne, 'ir, 'ir dein Bild erscheint, dann, dann wVnscht ich so gerne daT ns die Liebe vereint. 8a, Ba, Ba, Ba, daT ns die Liebe vereint. Lyrics in English: *o , yo are in 'y heart. yo , yo are in 'y 'ind. *o , yo ca se 'e ' ch pain, *o don't know how good / a' "or yo . *es, yes, yes, yes yo don't know how good / a' "or yo . So, as / love yo so, so love 'e too. !he 'ost tender desires / alone "eel only "or yo . *es, yes, yes, yes, / alone "eel only "or yo . B t, b t 'ay / tr st yo yo , yo with a light heart3 *o , yo know yo can rely on 'e *o do know how good / a'! *es, yes, yes, yes *o do know how good / a'! 4nd, and i" in the distance, it see's to 'e like yo r pict re, then, then / wish so ' ch that we were nited in love. *es, yes, yes, yes, that we were nited in love.

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4s "ar as yo can see. /s it a 'ist, or clo ds3 #ragrant in the 'orning s n. Cherry blosso's, cherry blosso's, #lowers in " ll bloo'. Cherry blosso's, cherry blosso's, 4cross the spring sky, 4s "ar as yo can see. /s it a 'ist, or clo ds3 #ragrant in the air. Co'e now, co'e now, Let's look, at last!

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