Songs that mention their title in the opening line of the song
Performer | Song Title | Opening Lines | Comments & Submittor Name | |||
E-Town Concrete | Mandibles | Take the bullet between my mandibles | - Lizzie | |||
The Eagles | You Never Cry Like A Lover | You never cry like a lover should. | "You Never Cry Like A Lover" is from the Eagles' 1974 (released fall 1974) lp, "On The Border". With "On The Border", the Eagles started to reach legendary status with the lp producing the top five hit, "Already Gone" and their first #1 song "Best Of My Love" (spring 1975). In many ways, "On The Border" also fit the times, very well, with the fact many young people were starting to leave behind the protests of the late 1960's/early 1970's due to the Vietnam War and Civil Rights and the mood of the American public in general post President Richard M. Nixon's resignation in August 1974. - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Visions | Visions, that you stir in my soul. | "Visions" is another track from the Eagles' 1975 4th lp, "One Of These Nights". - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Doolin-Dalton | They were duelin', Doolin-Dalton. | "Doolin-Dalton" is from the Eagles' 1973 sophomore lp, "Desperado". "Desperado" the lp certainly showed the Eagles were not suffering from a sophomore slump, a matter of fact the Eagles continued to show more depth and maturity and sold even better the sophomore lp than the 1972 self-titled debut lp. - Peter | |||
The Eagles | I Wish You Peace | I wish you peace when the cold wind blows, Warmed by the fire's glow. | "I Wish You Peace" is yet another song from the Eagles' "One Of These Nights" lp. After the success of "One Of These Nights" some creative differences would shake up the band's membership (although main principles and vocalist, Don Henley and Glen Frey would stay with the band), most noticably Joe Walsh going solo (and succesfully at that). The revamped group would come back in the fall 1976 with the multi-million dollar seller lp, "Hotel California" which would produced the #1 singles, "Hotel California" and "New Kid In Town" as well as the #3 hit, "Life In The Fast Lane" and the top twenty hit, "Victim Of Love". This same group would also release another multi-million dollar hit lp, "The Long Run" which would not only produce the top five title tune, but also the #1 hit, "Heartache Tonight", and the top ten hits, "I Can't Tell You Why", "In The City" and "Those Shoes". The Eagles also firmly established themselves as a Classic Rock and Classic Hits artist for all time. But shortly after the success of "The Long Run", in 1980, the Eagles announced to the world their breakup and both Don Henley and Glen Frey would have successful solo careers well into the 1990's (Henley would also gain notarity for his liberal and environmental views and working for and giving financially to liberal and environmental political causes and candidates). The Eagles' would reform (the late 1970's version, minus Joe Walsh) in the mid-1990's for another lp, and several brief tours. - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Tequila Sunrise | It's another tequila sunrise Starin' slowly 'cross the sky, said goodbye. | "Tequila Sunrise" is more than likely the most played on Classic Rock and Classic Hit stations of today of the Eagles' early works (well, maybe "Witchy Woman", "Take It Easy" and Peaceful Easy Feeling" come close). "Tequila Sunrise" is also another track from the Eagles' 1973 sophomore lp, "Desperado". - Peter | |||
The Eagles | James Dean | James Dean, James Dean I know just what you mean. | "James Dean" is another track from the Eagles' 1974 third lp, "On The Border". "James Dean" refers to the young actor who died way too young back in 1955 after a car accident. - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Most Of Us Are Sad | Most of us are sad. | "Most Of Us Are Sad" is from the Eagles self-titled debut lp, "The Eagles", from 1972. California based, the Eagles from the start seemed to have instant success. And in many ways as the Beatles dominated the 1960's, the Eagles seemed to have dominated the 1970's -- at least in terms of chart success (with both singles and lp's and even in terms of setting the mood of that decade -- although the Eagles wouldn't have their first #1 tune until 1975). "The Eagles' lp also contains the top ten hits, "Take It Easy", "Witchy Woman" and "Peaceful Easy Feeling". - Peter | |||
The Eagles | One Of These Nights | One of these nights, One of these crazy old nights We're gonna find out Pretty mama What turns on your lights. | "One Of These Nights" is the title track to the Eagles' 1975 4th lp. The lp, "One Of These Nights" followed quickly on the heals of the Eagles' third lp, fall 1974's "On The Border". "One Of These Nights" lp was released in the summer of 1975. The single, "One Of These Nights" was also the second #1 hit for the Eagles following the first #1 single, "Best Of My Love". "One Of These Nights" is more uptempo than "Best Of My Love" (a fairly good dance tune), and showed that the Eagles could rock out as well (something many critics and audience were starting to doubt they could at this point in their career). With the single of "One Of These Nights", the Eagles were no longer considered just an easy listening group. The lp, "One Of These Nights" would also produce the top five hit, "Lyin' Eyes" and yet a third #1 hit, "Take It To The Limit" (fall 1975 at #1). - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Desperado | Desperado, why don't you come to your senses? | "Desperado" is the title track from the Eagles' 1973 sophomore lp. "Desperado" is more likely than not to be the Eagles' song that has been most covered by other artists. A matter of fact, Linda Ronstadt would have a bigger hit with "Desperado" a little later on in the 1970's than the Eagles would. - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Midnight Flyer | Oo, Midnight Flyer Engineer, won't you let your whistle moan? | "Midnight Flyer" is another song from the Eagles' 1974 third lp, "On The Border". - Peter | |||
The Eagles | Twenty-One | Twenty-one and strong as I can be. I know what freedom means to me. | "Twenty-One" is another song from the Eagles' 1973 sophomore lp, "Desperado". - Peter | |||
Earl Grant | The End | At the end of a rainbow you'll find a pot of gold | - Candy Welty | |||
Earth, Wind, and Fire | Star | In the sky, shines a star. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Eartha Kitt | Santa Baby | Santa baby, slip a sable under the tree for me; I've been an awfully good girl, Santa baby, and hurry down the chimney tonight. | "Santa Baby" has been covered in recorded and live performances by many other female artists throughout the years, including Maria Muldaur, Everclear, RuPaul, Taylor Horn, Madonna, Jhene, Macy Gray, Natalie Merchant, Faith Evans, Britney Spears, Boney James, Kylie Minogue, The Pussycat Dolls, LeAnn Rimes, Kellie Pickler, and Taylor Swift as well as in an Ally McBeal episode by the title character (Calista Flockhart), by Chris Mitchell, and by The Swingle Singers. Miss Piggy sang the song in the film It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie; and recorded another version for the album A Green and Red Christmas. - Vic George | |||
East 17 | Gold | Gold gold gold gold. Livin' on this planet together. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Ed Ames | Try To Remember | Try to remember the kind of September when life was slow and oh, so mellow | - Candy Welty | |||
Ed Townsend | For Your Love | For your love, oh I would do anything | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Cooley & The Dimples | Priscilla | Oh, Priscilla, at last I've found you. Come let me put my arms around you. | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Fisher | People Like You | Oh yes, it's people like you who make life worthwhile for people like me | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Fisher | Oh, My Papa | Oh, my pa-pa, to me he was so wonderful. | RIP, Eddie. - MOR | |||
Eddie Fisher | Magic Fingers | Magic fingers play, magic fingers play again | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Fisher | Don't Stay Away Too Long | Don't stay away too long. Don't stay away too long. I'm writing you today to say "Don't stay away too long." | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Fisher | Dungaree Doll | Dungaree doll, dungaree doll, paint your initials on my jeans | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Floyd | Love Is A Doggone Good Thing | Love is a doggone good thing 'cause it ain't nothin' to it | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Holman | Hey There Lonely Girl | Hey there lonely girl, lonely girl, let me make your broken heart like new | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddie Money | Walk On Water | Well, if I could walk on water and if I could find some way to prove | - rocky | |||
Eddie Money | Baby Hold On | Baby, hold on to me. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Eddie Rabbitt & Crystal Gayle | You And I | Just You and I, sharing our love together. | Eddie Rabbitt passed away in 1998 from lung cancer. He'll always be remembered as a great musician, especially for this song he did with Crystal Gayle. - Larcen Tyler | |||
Eddy Arnold | Take Me In Your Arms | Take me in your arms and hold me, like I've been holding you in my heart | - Candy Welty | |||
Eddy Arnold and Jaye P. Morgan | Mutual Admiration Society | We belong to a mutual admiration society, my baby and me | - Lily Orange | |||
Eddy Grant | I Don't Wanna Dance | I don't wanna dance, dance with you baby no more. | - Jacynthia Maries | |||
The Edgar Winter Group | Alta Mira | Alta Mira | - Joe Pearson | |||
Edwin Hawkins Singers | Oh Happy Day | Oh happy day, oh happy day, oh happy day, oh happy day | - Candy Welty | |||
Edwin Starr | Twenty-Five Miles | Twenty-five miles from home, girl. | - Bob | |||
Edwin Starr | War | War ... huh ... yeah What is it good for? | "War" from Edwin Starr was one of the few Motown protest songs about the Vietnam War. "War" was a #1 song for Starr (his only) back in the summer of 1970 for three weeks. It is also a great dance song to boot. "War" has been covered by none other than Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen. Starr was born Charles Edwin Hatcher in Nashville, Tennessee on January 21, 1942 and would be produced at Motown by Norman Whitfield. After having a top ten hit with "25 Miles" in 1968, Starr would go onto greater fame with "War". Starr later moved to Europe and continued to have success in Europe. Starr died on April 2, 2003 at his home in Beeston, England of a heart attack. - Peter | |||
Edwin Starr | I Just Wanna Do My Thing | I just wanna do my thing [4 times]. I don't wanna hurt nobody | - Yvette Bristle | |||
Edwyn Collins | A Girl Like You | Never knew a girl like you before. | This is a correction. Last time I submitted this song, I mistakenly attributed it to Edwin McCain. - Brian Kelly | |||
Eiffel 65 | Living In A Bubble | living in a bubble, baby | - mads | |||
Eiffel 65 | Another Race | It's another race from outer space | - Mads | |||
Eiffel 65 | Move Your Body | Move your body | - Mads | |||
Eiffel 65 | Your Clown | I don't wanna be your clown again | - Mads | |||
Eiffel 65 | The Edge | I've been to the edge | - Mads | |||
Eileen Brennan | I'll Be Wearing Ribbons | I'll be wearing ribbons down my back this summer Blue & Green and streaming in the yellow sky. | "I'll Be Wearing Ribbons" is another song from Jerry Herman's musical, "Hello, Dolly!" Eileen Brennan played the character of Irene Molly in the original Broadway production from 1964 to 1970 (2844 performances). In the 1969 motion picture of "Hello, Dolly!" the character was played by Marianne McAndrew. - Peter | |||
Electric Light Orchestra | Don't Walk Away | Why do I say don't walk away? | From the 1980 Xanadu soundtrack album. It also appears on the soundtrack of the Xanadu Broadway musical, though done by the cast of the musical. - Vic George | |||
Electric Light Orchestra | Hold On Tight | Hold on tight to your dream. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Electric Light Orchestra | I'm Alive | I'm alive, and the world shines for me today. | From the 1980 Xanadu soundtrack album. It also appears on the soundtrack of the Xanadu Broadway musical, though done by the cast of the musical. - Vic George | |||
The Eleventh Hour | Hollywood Hot | Hollywood hot, Hollywood hot, and they like it a lot | - Candy Welty | |||
Ella Fitzgerald | Stairway To The Stars | Let's build a stairway to the stars | - Candy Welty | |||
Ella Fitzgerald | In the Still of the Night | In the still of the night, as I gaze from my window. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Ella Fitzgerald | A Beautiful Friendship | This is the end of a beautiful friendship | - Candy Welty | |||
Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong | A Fine Romance | A fine romance with no kisses. A fine romance, my friend this is. | - Candy Welty | |||
Elmo And Patsy | Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer | Grandma got run over by a reindeer, Walking home from our house Christmas Eve. | - Ava Murphy | |||
Eloy | Surrender | I surrender to your logical sense | - Joey F. | |||
Eloy | Hero | Hero! Tearing down every wall | - Joey F. | |||
Eloy | Daylight | Daylight, back to daylight | - Joey F. | |||
Eloy | Today | It's six o'clock today | From 1970 self-titled first album - Joey F. | |||
Elton John | Made In England | I was made in England out of Cadillac muscle. | I thought Cadillac was an American car. - Brian Kelly | |||
Elton John | Daniel | Daniel is traveling tonight on a plane. I can see the red tail lights heading for Spain. | - Candy Welty | |||
Elton John | Blue Eyes | Blue eyes, my baby's got blue eyes | Slow song pre-bad hairweave. - Rich Braham | |||
Elton John | Levon | Levon wears his war wound like a crown | - Candy Welty | |||
Elton John | Little Jeannie | Oh, Little Jeannie, you got so much love. | - Larcen Tyler | |||
Elton John | Ball and Chain | I got a ball and chain hanging around my heart | - Sutch | |||
Elton John | Crystal | We're caught up in a web, you and I, since Crystal came between us | Off the album 'Too Low for Zero,' an underrated song and worth listening to. - Larcen Tyler | |||
Elton John | Believe | I believe in love, it's all we got. | - Larcen Tyler | |||
Elton John & Kiki Dee | Don't Go Breaking My Heart | Don't go breaking my heart. | "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" is the biggest selling duet for Elton John. "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" was written by Ann Orson & Carte Blanche. "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" went to #1 in the U.K. first and then went to #1 in the states in August of 1976 for four weeks. RuPaul would have a hit with the same song in 1993. - Peter | |||
Elvis Costello | Party Girl | They say you're nothing but a party girl | - Elsie (formerly Alex) Aerni | |||
Elvis Costello | This Year's Girl | See her picture in a thousand places 'cause she's this year's girl. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Elvis Costello | Almost Blue | Almost blue, almost doing things we used to do | - Elsie (formerly Alex) Aerni | |||
Elvis Presley | Crying In The Chapel | You saw me crying in the chapel, the tears I shed were tears of joy | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | Please Don't Stop Loving Me | Please don't stop loving me. You were born just to be in my arms. | - Claire Grayson | |||
Elvis Presley | Are You Lonesome Tonight? | Are you lonesome tonight, do you miss me tonight? | - Peter | |||
Elvis Presley | Angel | Angel, with those angel eyes. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Elvis Presley | Memories | Memories, pressed between the pages of my mind | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | Ask Me | Ask me if I wanted to caress you | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | Hound Dog | You ain't nothing but a hound dog | - B1982 | |||
Elvis Presley | Mama Liked The Roses | Oh, Mama liked the roses. She grew them in the yard. | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | Poor Boy | They call me poor boy, poor boy, poor boy. But I ain't lonesome and I ain't blue. | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | Kiss Me Quick | Kiss me quick while we still have this feeling | - Candy Welty | |||
Elvis Presley | In The Ghetto | As the snow flies on a cold and grey Chicago morn, a poor little baby child was born in the ghetto. | This song typified the sad conditions of poor black neighborhoods in Chicago and other metropolitan areas in those days, some that are still destitute today. - MOR | |||
Elvis Presley/Three Dog Night | Never Been To Spain | Well, I've never been to Spain, But I kinda like the music. | - oldrock | |||
Emerson, Lake and Palmer | Take a Pebble | Just take a pebble and cast it to the sea /Then watch the ripples that unfold into me | Twelve and a half minutes of ELP goodness. - Doug N. | |||
Eminem | Like Toy Soldiers | Step by step, heart to heart. Left, right, left, we all fall down like toy soldiers. | - Liz Bone | |||
Eminem | Not Afraid | I'm not afraid (I'm not afraid/yeah) to take a stand (to take a stand/it's been a ride) | The second part of the brackets after the slash is part of the intro which only appears in this part. - POWERStarz2004 | |||
Emmaretta Marks | White Boys | White boys are so pretty. | "White Boys" is another song from the musical, "Hair". It was sung in the original 1968 Broadway production by Emmaretta Marks and two other African-American women (but I can't seem to find reference anywhere as to the names of the other two women) who wore blonde wigs and sang the tune in the style of Motown's Supremes. Emmaretta Marks and the two other women are answering the trio of Diane Keaton, Natalie Mosco and Suzannah Norstrand in regards to the tune they sing, "Black Boys". - Peter | |||
Emmylou Harris | Luxury Liner | Luxury liner, forty tons of steel | - Lily Orange | |||
Empire Of The Sun | Walking On A Dream | Walking on a dream. How can I explain? | - Brian Kelly | |||
English Beat | Mirror In The Bathroom | Mirror in the bathroom, please talk free. | - Brian Kelly | |||
The English Congregation | Softly Whispering I Love You | Softly whispering I love you, echoes of your voice are calling still through my dreams | - Candy Welty | |||
Enya | Evening Falls... | When the evening falls, and the daylight is fading | - Julian | |||
Enya | Orinoco Flow | Let me sail, let me sail, let the Orinoco Flow | - Larcen Tyler | |||
Enya | Storms In Africa | Rains will rise now from storms in Africa, time will go on through storms in Africa | This song ENDS with its title, something quite common among Enya's songs. - Julian | |||
Enya | Stars and Midnight Blue | Now we lie beneath the sky, stars and midnight blue. | This tranquil song surprisingly ENDS with its title. - Julian | |||
Enya | My! My! Time Flies | My my time flies, one step and we're on the moon | - Julian | |||
Enya | Even In the Shadows | Even in the shadows, I turn around to find you walk away... | A surprisingly upbeat song about breaking up with a lover. - Julian | |||
Era | Mother | Mother | - Mads | |||
Era | Looking For Something | Looking for something | - Mads | |||
Erasure | Oh l'amour | Oh l'amour... broke my heart now I'm aching for you, mon amour, what's a boy in love supposed to do? | - Bere | |||
Eric Carmen | Sunrise | Sunrise, shine down a little love on the world today | - Candy Welty | |||
Eric Clapton | She's Waiting | She's waiting for another love. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Eric Clapton | After Midnight | After midnight, we're gonna let it all hang down. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Eric Clapton | It's In The Way That You Use It | It's in the way that you use it, it comes and goes. | Used in the 1986 movie The Color Of Money, the sequel to The Hustler, featuring Paul Newman and Tom Cruise. - Vic George | |||
Eric Prydz | Call On Me | Call on me (x13) | - Brian Kelly | |||
Ernest Tubb | Walking The Floor Over You | I'm walking the floor over you, I can't sleep a wink, that is true | - Candy Welty | |||
Ernie (Jim Henson) | Rubber Duckie | Rubber duckie, you're the one, you make bathtime lots of fun | - Candy Welty | |||
Eruption | I Can't Stand The Rain | I can't stand the rain against my window | - Candy Welty | |||
Escape the Fate | As you're falling down | As you're falling down (falling down, as you're falling down) my heart beats the same | they say it once, and echo it twice!! lol - Heather | |||
Escape the Fate | Situations | The situations are irrelivant now, she loves the way that i tease, i love the way that she breathes | love this song. and its the only time in the song when they say situations - Heather | |||
Eskimo Joe | Black Fingernails, Red Wine | Black fingernails, red wine, I'm gonna make you all mine | - Dongquan | |||
Eternal | Stay | Stay, stay, stay, stay baby, stay, come on darling now | - Jacynthia Maries | |||
Eternal | Save Our Love | Save our love, save our love, save our love | - Jacynthia Maries | |||
Ethel Merman | Love, Look In My Window | Love, look in my window. | "Love, Look In My Window" is another song from Jerry Herman's musical, "Hello, Dolly!" But the song itself was only added after Ethel Merman took over the title rool, in 1967, from the original Dolly Levi, Carol Channing (it was added for Merman's wider vocal range) when Channing went out to Hollywood. Barbra Streisand would not sing the song either in the 1969 motion picture (when she played Dolly Levi) because the song was not put into the motion picture version. - Peter | |||
Ethel Merman | There's No Business Like Show Business | There's no business like show business Like no business I know. | - Showbiz | |||
Ethel Merman | Mr. Goldstone | Have an eggroll, Mr. Goldstone. | "Mr. Goldstone" is a song from the Broadway musical, 1962 motion picture and 1993 TV special, "Gypsy" (music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim). "Gypsy" first premiered on Broadway on May 21, 1959 with Ethel Merman playing Mama Rose and is loosely based on the relationship between the pushy Mama Rose and her daughter, Louise, who would later go on to become the stripper, Gypsy Rose Lee (who wrote the original story the musical is based on). Other actresses who have played Mama Rose were: Rosalind Russell in the 1962 motion picture, Angela Lansbury in a mid-1970's Broadway revival, Tyne Daly, briefly, and then Linda Lavin in a late 1980's/early 1990's Broadway revival and finally Bette Midler on a CBS-TV special movie in 1993. - Peter | |||
Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton | Anything You Can Do | Anything you can do, I can do better. | "Anything You Can Do" is from Irving Berlin's 1946 Broadway musical (later made into a motion picture), "Annie, Get Your Gun". "Annie, Get Your Gun" is about Annie Oakley, a real life person. Ethel Merman played the original Annie Oakley and Ray Middleton played Frank Butler who was briefly married to Annie Oakley. - Peter | |||
Ethel Merman, Sandra Church and Jack Klugman | Together | Wherever we go, whatever we do, We're gonna go through it together. | "Together" was another song from the Styne and Sondheim musical, "Gypsy". It is a chorus piece between the characters of Mama Rose, Louise and Mama Rose's husband for a brief time, Herbie. In the original Broadway musical Sandra Church played Louise and Jack Klugman played Herbie. Other Louise (later Gypsy Rose Lee)'s have been, Natalie Wood (in the 1962 motion picture), Zan Charisse (in a mid-1970's Broadway revival), Christa Moore (in late 1980's/early 1990's Broadway revival) and Cynthia Gibb (in a 1993 CBS-TV special). Herbie has been played by Karl Malden (in the 1962 motion picture), Rex Robbins (in a mid-1970's Broadway revival), Jonathan Hadary (in a late 1980's/early 1990's Broadway revival) and Peter Riegert (in a 1993 CBS-TV special). - Peter | |||
Etta James | Trust In Me | Trust in me in all you do. Have the faith I have in you. Love will see us through if only you trust in me. | - Candy Welty | |||
Etta James | At Last | At last my love has come along | - Candy Welty | |||
Eurythmics | Love Is A Stranger | Love is a stranger in an open car. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Eurythmics | Cool Blue | Blue the color suits you cool blue | From 1983's "Touch" album. - MOR | |||
Eurythmics | Here Comes The Rain Again | Here comes the rain again Falling on my head like a memory | - Peter | |||
Eurythmics | Would I Lie To You? | Would I lie to you? | Well, Annie comes right out and says the title right from the start. - Peter | |||
Eurythmics | Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) | Sweet dreams are made of this who am I to disagree? | - Peter | |||
Evanescence | The Only One | When they all come crashing down, midflight, You know you're not the only one. | - Lizzie | |||
Evanescence | Weight of the World | Feels like the weight of the world. | - Lizzie | |||
Evanescence | All That I'm Living For | All that I'm living for, all that I'm dying for... | - Lizzie | |||
Evanescence | Your Star | I can't see your star. | - Lizzie | |||
Evanescence | Lithium | Lithium, Don't wanna lock me up inside... | Good song. - Elise | |||
Eve 6 | Girlfriend | You're really gone, girlfriend | From their album "It's All In Your Head" - RevengeFromMars YouTube | |||
Eve 6 | Saturday Night | Saturday night burns a redness on my face | From Eve 6's self-titled album. - RevengeFromMars YouTube | |||
Eve 6 | Amphetamines | Amphetamines, and jelly beans, she was pretty in her teens | From the album "Horrorscope." - Iscariot | |||
Eve 6 | There's a Face | There's a face I know too well | From Eve 6's self-titled album. - RevengeFromMars YouTube | |||
Eve 6 | Hey Montana | Hey Montana take your daughter back | - Franka | |||
Evelyn "Champagne" King | Shame | Shame. Burning, you keep my whole body yearning. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Everclear | Father Of Mine | Father of mine, tell me where did you go? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Everlast | Ends | Ends. Some people will rob their mother for the ends. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Everlife | Faded | Faded, hated, slipping away as I disappear in the dark. | - Jessica | |||
Everlife | I'm Over It | I'm over it. | - Jessica | |||
The Everly Brothers | Bowling Green | Way down in Bowling Green, the prettiest girls I've ever seen | - Lily Orange | |||
The Everly Brothers | Claudette | Oh-oh Claudette, oh-oh Claudette. I got a brand new baby and I feel so good. | - Candy Welty | |||
The Everly Brothers | Wake Up Little Susie | Wake up, little Susie, wake up | - Peter | |||
The Everly Brothers | Should We Tell Him | Should we tell him? To let him go on trustin' isn't fair. | - Candy Welty | |||
The Everly Brothers | Problems | Problems, problems, problems all day long | - Candy Welty | |||
The Everly Brothers | Bye, Bye Love | Bye, bye love. Bye, bye happiness. Hello loneliness, I think I'm gonna die. | Was also sung by Roy Scheider in the movie "All That Jazz". - Oldsongs | |||
Everything But the Girl | Meet Me in the Morning | Meet me in the morning, I'll have the motor running | - Bob | |||
Everything Is Everything | Witchi Tai To | Witchi tai to, hemorah, hora nika, hora nika | - Candy Welty | |||
Eydie Gorme | Mama, Teach Me To Dance | Mama, teach me to dance. Mama, teach me to dance. Think of all the fun you had when you and Dad would cut a rug, then you'd kiss and you'd hug. | - Candy Welty | |||
Eydie Gorme | I'll Take Romance | I'll take romance while my heart is young and eager to fly | - Candy Welty | |||
Ezio Pinza | Some Enchanted Evening | Some enchanted evening You may see a stranger, you may see a stranger Across a crowded room And somehow you know, You know even then That somewhere | The rest of the opening line is: "... you'll see her Again and again." "Some Enchanted Evening" was from the 1949 Broadway musical (also was in the movie of the same title a few years later) of Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II's "South Pacific". It was the first time that Broadway music met up with opera (Pinza was a famous opera singer of the time) since "Porgy & Bess" in the 1930's. Of course later on, with Andrew Lloyd Weber, the blending of the two musical styles would become more common place. - Peter |
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