Тексты песен Gilbert O'sullivan

She could take a leaf upon a tree and turn it into gold Just as she could take a piece of rope which on its own will fold You see, she's a very extraordinary sort of girl Why don't you take a stone an

You say you got a big house out in the country With a ruddy great swimming pool You say you got a lot of things I never had, that's true But are you happy Are you happy Are you happy When you get righ

Now I'm not, I repeat not anyway a prude But the sight of two people cavorting on stage Doing what can only be termed a natural act Is unless you wear a raincoat only good for a laugh As a rule, I nev

Who can tell when I'm not well And have no place to go Who can see what I can see Before I even know Who can climb up any mountain For no other reason than the view If you love me like you love me Lov

I wouldn't be glad wouldn't be sad I wouldn't be good if I knew what I could And I hate to go But I must you know Duty calls Niagara Falls See it go down As it falls on the ground And gets up again At

This pleasure book I'm writing Doesn't give me any thrill All it does is prove conclusively Where there's a way there's Will Who by the way along with Mary Peter, Patsy, and Paul. Has the cheek to tur

You're every dream I've ever dreamt You are by far the only apartment That I'd ever care to rent You're like Doctor Kissenger On a peace trip or two But most important of all You are you A tin of soup