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Friday, June 29, 2012

Get together - The Youngblood (1967) with lyrics and translation into portuguese.



(Lyrics)

Love is but a song we sing
And fear's the way we die.
You can make the mountains ring
Or make the angels cry.
Though the bird is on the wing
And you may not know why.

C'mon people now
Smile on your brother
Ev'rybody get together
Try to love one another right now

Some will come and some will go
And we shall surely pass.
When the one that left us here
Returns for us at last.
We are but a moment's sunlight
Fading in the grass.

C'mon people now
Smile on your brother
Ev'rybody get together
Try to love one another right now

If you hear the song we sing
You will understand.
You hold the key to love and fear
In your trembling hand.
Just one key unlocks them both
It's there at your command

C'mon people now
Smile on your brother
Ev'rybody get together
Try to love one another right now

Philosopher - Yellowstone and Voice (1972) with lyrics (subtitled in spanish)



(Lyrics)

All of the children in the park
Searching the sculpture to find where you are
All of the blind men in the dark follow you
Do you know where you go?

All of the travelers on the road
Put down the burdens to see where you go
All of the mortals with their loss
Follow you anywhere, follow you.
Do you know where you go?


Philosopher
If he should turn his head around
He will see they’re all about
All of these people falling down.

Philosopher
Can you survive the world you teach?
And can we live the world you preach?
All of your people out of reach.

All of the people wanting more,
Needing to follow a philosopher
All of the wealthy and the poor
Follow you anywhere, follow you.
Do you know where you go?

Philosopher
If he should turn his head around
He will see they’re all about
All of these people falling down.

Philosopher
Can you survive the world you teach?
And can we live the world you preach?
All of your people out of reach

Philosopher
If he should turn his head around
He will see they’re all about
All of these people falling down.

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

There's no more corn on the brasos - The Walkers (1971) (subtitled in english and portuguese)

Pop group from Netherlands.


(Lyrics)
There's no more corn on the Brasos - o oho oho
They grinded it all up in molasses - o oho oho

Captain, don't you do me like you've done for Shine - o oho oho
Well, you've driven that bully till he went stone blind - o oho oho

Your come on the river in 1904 - o oho oho
You could find many dead men on every turn of the road - o oho

There's no more corn on the Brasos - o oho oho
They grinded it all up in molasses - o oho oho

You've been on the river in 1910 - o oho oho
Well, they're drivin the women like they drive the men - o oho oho

Rise up all dead men, help me drive my load - o oho oho
Oh, rise up all dead men, help me drive my load - o oho oho

There's no more corn on the Brasos - o oho oho
They grinded it all up in molasses - o oho oho

I adore her - The Walkers (1973) with lyrics



(Lyrics)

When shadows fall and stars appears
A pain I feel I cannot hear
If I could relive that faithful day
I would not turn my love away

I reveal how I do adore her
Hang my heart on my sleeve just for her
All my love thru-out life assure her
If this moment I could Amour her.

When I think of her tender lips
Gentle touch of her finger-tips
Reminisce on her eyes so fair
Moonlight soft on her downy hair

I reveal how I do adore her
Hang my heart on my sleeve just for her
All my love thru-out life assure her
If this moment I could Amour her.

If some day I should see her smile
Hold her hand and me heart beguile
Feel her warmth in her earnest prayer
Darling shield me from all despair

I reveal how I do adore her
Hang my heart on my sleeve just for her
All my love thru-out life assure her
If this moment I could Amour her.

Now I'm standing alone and sad
Thinkin' upon the joys I've had
Time makes fools of men they say
Take me back to that distant day

I reveal how I do adore her
Hang my heart on my sleeve just for her
All my love thru-out life assure her
If this moment I could Amour her.

Station - Terry Winter (1973)

Thomas William Standen was born on May 8, 1941. Son of Maria Theresa and Charles Walter Standen, Brazilian, grandson of English. Tommy started as Tommy Standen at the end in the '60s. And early '70s was renamed Terry Winter.