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Sisters Sisters, sisters There were never such devoted sisters, Never had to have a chaperone, No sir, I'm there to keep my eye on her Caring, sharing Every little thing that we are wearing When a certain gentleman arrived from Rome She wore the dres

At first I was afraid I was petrified 起初我很害怕,不知所措 Kept thinkin' I could never live without you by my side; 一直在想:没有你在身边,我一定活不下去 But then I spent so many nights 但是后来,我花了很多个夜晚 Thinkin' how you did me wrong 思考你是如何辜负了我 And I grew strong 我变得坚强 And I learn

He was a famous trumpet man from out chicago way. He had a boogie style that no one else could play. He was the top man at his craft, But then his number came up and he was gone with the draft. He's in the army now. he's blowin' reveille. He's the bo

I love coffee, I love tea I love the java jive and it loves me Coffee and tea and the java and me A cup, a cup, a cup, a cup, a cup (boy!) I love java, sweet and hot Whoops Mr. Moto, I'm a coffee pot Shoot me the pot and pour me a shot A cup, a cup,

"Mr. Sandman是美国的一个古老传说中的精灵,在孩子们的眼睛里撒沙子带给他们睡眠和美梦.这首歌源于我小时候就听到的一首美国歌曲,当人们过了很糟糕的一天,他们就会祈求Mr. Sandman给他们一个幸福的美梦." Mr.Sandman bring me a dream(Sandman先生给我带了个梦想) Make it the cutest that i've ever seen(是我见过最可爱的梦想) Give him two lips like roses in clover

Bei Mir Bist Du Schon Of all the boys I've known and I've known some Until I first met you I was lonesome And when you came in sight, dear my heart grew light And this ol' world seemed new to me You're really swell, I have to admit you These are the

Puorte 'e cazune cu nu stemma arreto... na cuppulella cu 'a visiera aizata... passa scampanianno pe' Tuleto comm'a nu guappo, pe' se fa' guarda'... Tu vuo' fa' ll'americano mericano, mericano... sient'a mme chi t' 'o ffa fa'? tu vuoi vivere alla moda

When Marimba rhythm start to play Dance with me, make me sway Like the lazy ocean hugs the shore Hold me close, sway me more Like a flower bending in the breeze Bend with me, sway with ease When we dance, you have a way with me Stay with me, sway wit

In the Mood Glenn Miller (#1 in 1940) - words by Andy Razaf, music by Joe Garland - charted by Glenn Miller at #1 in 1940 and again at #20 in 1943 - also charted at #16 by Johnny Maddox in 1953 - as recorded by The Andrews Sisters Who's the lovin' da

Panic on the streets of London Panic on the streets of Birmingham I wonder to myself Could life ever be sane again ? The Leeds side-streets that you slip down I wonder to myself Hopes may rise on the Grasmere But Honey Pie, you're not safe here So yo