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Ray Charles - I Got A Woman
Ray Charles - I Got A Woman

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Ray Charles - I Got A Woman Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: The Collection
Released: 1954

I Got A Woman Lyrics




I Got A Woman
  • This is a re-worked, secular version of a Gospel song called "My Jesus Is All the World to Me." It was the first hit song to use secular lyrics in a Gospel style. Some people consider this fusion of R&B, Gospel and Jazz was the first ever Soul record.
  • Ray Charles wrote this with his bandleader Renald Richard after hearing a spiritual on the radio while his band was on the road.
  • The mix of Gospel in Blues on this track was shocking in some circles, but also made the song accessible to a wider audience. The decision to mix styles happened organically. "I was just being myself," Charles said. "Of course it created a lot of static from a lot of people. But then, on the other hand, it was a hit. It was a hit in the black community and the white community."
  • In this song, Charles sings about a very supportive woman who helps him out in many ways. In 2005, Kanye West based sampled this for his #1 hit "Gold Digger." West's song, however, is about a girl who is after a guy for his money. There's a bit of a disconnect, as West used Charles' line "She gives me money, when I'm in need."
  • In 1962, the Philadelphia Jazz organist Jimmy McGriff recorded an instrumental version of this song that charted at #20 in the US. Known for his unique organ sound and Gospel influence, McGriff was a popular performer on the R&B club circuit until his retirement in 2007. He died at age 72 on May 25, 2008 of complications from multiple sclerosis. (thanks, Bertrand - Paris, France)

  • Fiona Apple - Tymps (the Sick in the Head Song)
    Fiona Apple - Tymps (the Sick in the Head Song)


    Fiona Apple - Tymps (the Sick in the Head Song) Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Extraordinary Machine
    Released: 2005

    Tymps (the Sick in the Head Song) Lyrics


    Tymps (the Sick in the Head Song)
  • "Tymps" in this case is short for "timpani," which are kettle drums. Fiona wrote the song on a portable Yamaha electric keyboard she had at home, which is something she rarely does, since most of her writing is on a piano. The song had a timpani sound, which is how it got the title.

    Brian Kehew , who co-produced the Extraordinary Machine album, told us: "It was a temporary title for it called 'Tymps,' because that's how we referenced the song. Then it eventually got subtitled 'Sick in the Head,' because that was one of the funny lyrics in it. But she wrote it that way and it inspired her to create something different than she might have done on the piano."
  • In this song, Fiona looks back on some poor decisions she made regarding a love interest, and wonders if it was love or insanity that was responsible for her actions. Like she did on another track from the album - "Red Red Red" - she sings in colors on this one: "The red isn't the red we painted, it's just rust."
  • The Extraordinary Machine album was leaked on the internet months before its official release. "Tymps" did not appear on the leaked version.

  • Spandau Ballet - True
    Spandau Ballet - True


    Spandau Ballet - True Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: True
    Released: 1983

    True Lyrics


    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh

    So True funny how it seems
    Always in time, but never in line for dreams.
    Head over heels when toe to toe.
    This is the sound of my soul,
    This is the sound.
    I bought a ticket to the world,
    But now I've come back again.
    Why do I find it hard to write the next line?
    Oh I want the truth to be said.

    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.
    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.

    With a thrill in my head and a pill on my tongue
    Dissolve the nerves that have just begun.
    Listening to Marvin (all night long.)
    This is the sound of my soul,
    This is the sound.
    Always slipping from my hands,
    Sand's a time of its own.
    Take your seaside arms and write the next line.
    Oh I want the truth to be known.

    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.
    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.

    I bought a ticket to the world,
    But now I've come back again.
    Why do I find it hard to write the next line?
    Oh I want the truth to be said.

    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.
    Huh huh huh hu-uh huh
    I know this much is true.

    This much is true.

    I know, I know, I know this much is true.

    Writer/s: BELL,MARK/BULLYMENT,TIM/BIRCHALL,PAUL/YOUNG,LEO
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    True
  • The lyrics for this song were inspired by a crush Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp had on Altered Images singer and Gregory's Girl star Clare Grogan: "I was infatuated with Clare Grogan," he told The Guardian. "I met her on Top of the Pops and, at one point, travelled up to Scotland to have tea with her and her mum and dad. Although my feelings were unrequited and the relationship was platonic, it was enough to trigger a song,"
  • Some phrases in the lyrics were adapted from the novel Lolita , a copy of which Clare Grogan had given Gary Kemp. "The lyrics are full of coded messages to Clare," Kemp told The Guardian. "I'm still berated for the line 'Take your seaside arms' but it's straight out of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, which she had given me as a present – although in the book, it's 'seaside limbs. The line 'With a thrill in my head and a pill on my tongue' is also a bastardisation of Nabokov."
  • One of the song's producers, Tony Swain, recalls in 1000 UK #1 Hits by Jon Kutner and Spencer Leigh, "We made the True album in the Bahamas and I am sure that a lot of that place got into the album. True was not a complicated song but it has really got something. There is something timeless about it: it has had over 2 million radio plays in America and it has been used in the wedding scenes for lots of films. It's very nice to have made a record that has lasted that long and I still feel good about it."
  • This was a huge worldwide hit, going to #1 in 21 countries.
  • The video for this song helped its chart fortunes considerably. Directed by Russell Mulcahy, it got lots of airtime on MTV, which was just two years old at the time.

    There was plenty of production value, but no real storyline in the video, which was intentional. Gary Kemp explained: "I didn't want to dictate what 'True' should be like. I'm sure when people hear that record they've got their own idea of what it means and what it looks like. So we just performed it, and lit it well – shooting light through water and broken glass – and it worked."
  • P.M. Dawn sampled this on their 1991 hit "Set Adrift On Memory Bliss." It was also sampled on Nelly's 2004 song "N Dey Say."
  • This has been used in a number of movies and TV shows, including The Wedding Singer, Sixteen Candles, Wedding Crashers, The Office, Spin City and The Simpsons. (thanks, Fulu Thompho - limpopo, South Africa)
  • Gary Kemp wrote of the song on his website: "I wanted to write a soul song a la Al Green or Marvin Gaye. I still remember sitting on my bed at my parents' house writing it on guitar and calling Martin (his brother and Spandau Ballet bass player) in to listen to it. It became a song about trying to write a love song to someone who didn't know your true thoughts, but how difficult it is to spell out your feelings without seeming too foolish."

    "We never realized the full potential of this song until we started to record it at Compass Point. On the ECD's home movie footage of Nassau you can see the moment where we're playing back the song, half finished, in the studio, and everybody, including the roadies, are singing along to it. It was at that moment that I knew we had something special."
  • The saxophone solo was by the band's Steve Norman. He told The Guardian: "The solo is actually a composite of two takes. I'd only been playing a year and was listening to Grover Washington Jr's 'Just The Two Of Us' with Bill Withers, over and over. The solo is a reply to that: at the key change things just lift off, giving the song a moment of elation."

  • Brett Eldredge - Beat of the Music
    Brett Eldredge - Beat of the Music


    Brett Eldredge - Beat of the Music Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Bring You Back
    Released: 2013

    Beat of the Music Lyrics


    Well I just met you a couple hours ago
    My last night in town, hey wouldn't you know
    I get hooked on a girl with blue diamond eyes
    Down here in Mexico
    Oh
    Now you're walking up asking me to dance
    Smiling that smile and reaching out your hand
    Well there's a move or two, I'd like to show you
    While I still got the chance

    You got the soul and you know how to use it
    Put your hand on my hip 'cause you know that I'll lose it
    You got my heart racing like there's nothing to it
    Falling in love to the Beat of the Music
    Oh oh, why wouldn't I wanna stay?
    Oh oh, and let that plane fly away, hey hey

    'Cause you got the soul and you know how to use it
    Put your hand on my hip cause you know that I'll lose it
    You got my heart racing like there's nothing to it
    Falling in love to the beat of the music
    The beat of the music

    I think I could get used to that steel drum playing
    Waking up on a beach if you know what I'm saying
    One more night would be more than alright with me
    So hold on baby 'cause

    You got the soul and you know how to use it
    Put your hand on my hip 'cause you know that I'll lose it
    You got my heart racing like there's nothing to it
    Falling in love to the beat of the music
    We're falling in love to beat of the music

    Ooh
    The beat of the music

    Writer/s: COPPERMAN, ROSS / MORGAN, HEATHER LYNN / ELDREDGE, BRETT
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Beat of the Music
  • Brett Eldredge co-wrote this song with Nashville songwriters Ross Copperman and Heather Morgan. It was inspired by a time he spent in the Bahamas with his brother. The siblings borrowed a small boat to go island hopping and feed swimming pigs when they came upon a beautiful girl floating on a raft in the back of a yacht. "We're going to these pigs and we've got this bucket of slop and we're so excited and then we see this beautiful girl floating on a raft, heaven's light is shining on her," Eldredge recalled to Radio.com . "There's no one around that area and we're like, 'We've got to go see what's going on.' We drive our little dinghy boat up closer and closer to see this girl and she's right up there behind this giant yacht. Two scary guys pop up out of the giant yacht and we're like, 'OK, we better take this dinghy boat and go feed these pigs.'"

    "I told my brother, if I were to have ever met that girl, I would have liked to write a song about how we met and falling in love to the beat of the music came up about that," he continued. "I wrote that song with a couple buddies of mine when I got back to Nashville."
  • The song's music video was directed by Shane Drake (Little Big Town's "Tornado," Tim McGraw's "Highway Don't Care"). Though the song's storyline is set in Mexico, the clip was actually filmed in Staniel Cay in the Bahamas, where Eldredge was first inspired to pen the tune. The beautiful blonde who the singer makes out with at the end of the clip is played by model Katie Luddy.
  • This won Song of the Year at the 2014 American Country Countdown Awards.

  • Doris Day - Secret Love
    Doris Day - Secret Love


    Doris Day - Secret Love Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Greatest Hits
    Released: 1953

    Secret Love Lyrics


    Once I had a Secret Love
    That lived within the heart of me
    All too soon my secret love
    Became impatient to be free

    So I told a friendly star
    The way that dreamers often do
    Just how wonderful you are
    And why I'm so in love with you

    Now I shout it from the highest hills
    Even told the golden daffodils
    At last my heart's an open door
    And my secret love's no secret anymore

    Now I shout it from the highest hills
    Even told the golden daffodils
    At last my heart's an open door
    And my secret love's no secret anymore

    Writer/s: PEACOCK, ALICE /
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Secret Love
  • This was used in the film Calamity Jane, in which Doris Day played the title lead opposite the late Howard Keel. It won the 1953 Academy Award winner for Best Song. (thanks, Edward Pearce - Ashford, Kent, England)
  • Doris Day recorded this in less than 15 minutes. The liner notes from her A Day at the Movies compilation tell how she rode her bicycle to the studio, did one take (that was with the full live orchestra in those days) and the musical director was "grinning from ear to ear." (thanks, Dill - Alexandria, VA)

  • Do or Die - Po Pimp
    Do or Die - Po Pimp


    Do or Die - Po Pimp Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Picture This
    Released: 1996

    Po Pimp Lyrics


    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Seven double oh P.M. Fly low to them hoes in the be
    Sipping Seagram, chewing on a wheat stem
    Touching on my four fin
    Move it to the back so I can see who beeping this Po Pimp
    Spring to the phone with a slow limp
    In a trip that shitted with three, one, two, seven, six, two, ten
    Three line connection, as the rest of them wanted affection
    Just bring the bead, we got the drinks you need
    And plus we strapped with two protections
    I put the phone in the hook, then I pause for a minute
    'Cause I forgot where I met the hoe
    And the feeling I've forgotten if the hoes want to snap
    I straight up check the hoe, really doe, to the crib

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Seven deuce five, the ride the point to spot the live hoes
    Three miles per hour, like we running up on some rivals
    Never to deny though, these bitches look fly 'Lo
    Introduce myself, a to the motherfucking K finna recognize
    Then I loose myself juice myself
    As you take one pull, uh, pass it to the left and em
    Self-centered niggaz'll take two pulls
    'Cause they thinking about sampling em
    P-I, M-P, ology, but logically
    We're learning these hoes biology, and obviously, well

    Mm, ain't this some shit, pull up in the see-A
    D-I, Double-L, with ah A-see, A-see hoes
    They peep those, P-I, M-P, and they think that automatically
    'Cause he's a pimp, he gotta be, full of that
    M-O, N-E, but why?
    'Cause nigga be sporting nice cars and fancy clothes
    Fresh jewels Girbaud flexing one five oh (chop chop)
    Chop up that paper hoe, chop up that paper hoe
    Watch where your lips go, caress my tip slow
    To the tempo, instrumental
    Real simple when you fucking with a pimp doe
    Get involved in the backseat
    Let's have me in the cab betcha mess with ya young ass
    Smoking on that finest grass
    Never miss what you never had, at last
    P-I, M-P, ology, but logically
    We learning these hoes biology, and obviously, well

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Well a motherfucker might be broke and shit
    And then collecting no dough from tips
    But I be spitting mo' game than a mouthful of poker chips
    To get them hoes with the Oprah lips and the provoking hips
    And never gotta tell her many lies
    I been looking in the city skies, get up in the kitty's thighs
    'Cause I'm blessed with a look of innocence, good sex
    Peanut butter complex and some pretty eyes
    Pity cries on my strategy side, yo when out of me gotta be
    Right, that'd be the flatter me right
    But if the head the bonk come on suck a nigga dick
    Members of my click, want to see what that'd be like
    I know you want to try it out, to the rhythm of a high hat
    Don't be bogus and deny that
    I done got a hold of them my fellas on the train
    While she lie back, now motherfucker can you bow down?
    Where your ride at? On the passenger side of your hoes
    Trying to come up on another G
    The broad all up under me trying to smother me
    Looking lovely while I roll another bead, suddenly
    She learned that I don't deal with emotions
    But when we in the room she rubbing me with lotion
    She come like an ocean coasting have a cigarette thinking
    Me and Do or Die dig drinking love potion
    The word that was never said
    Twisted be giving women dick in the bed
    Until they sick in the head, and if I ever leave whoever dead
    They ain't tricking the Feds or spitting game
    But it's chicken and bread
    Kicking them legs in the air like a player do
    Then be little in a day or two
    After words I'm slay a crew, now that's some pimp type shit
    That be Low and AK'll do, wearing gray and blue
    If a hoe want to holler then you a player if you hit them ends
    And get the dividends but you a pimp if you can get
    The same hoe to want to freak your friends
    'Cause I studied P-I, M-P, ology, but logically
    Be learning these hoes biology, obviously, well

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Do you want to ride?
    In the backseat, of a Caddy
    Chop it up, with Do or Die

    Do you want to ride with me
    Come and ride with me
    Baby come and ride with me
    Baby come and ride with me, Do or Die

    Writer/s: LINDLEY, SAMUEL / MITCHELL, CARL / ROUND, DENNIS / SMITH, DARNELL
    Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Po Pimp
  • Do Or Die's debut single was initially released independently in Chicago. It caught the attention of Houston-based record label Rap-A-Lot, who released the song, which led to its nationwide success. (thanks, Guy - New York, NY)
  • The song featured a guest verse from Do Or Die's fellow Windy City rapper Twista.
  • Do Or Die recorded three sequels:

    "Still Po Pimpin," which also featured Twista as well as vocals from R&B singer Johnny P and was the trio's only other single to chart in the Hot 100 (#68 in 1998).
    "Sex Appeal" from 2002's Back 2 Tha Game.
    "Do U?" from 2003's Pimpin Ain't Dead.

    Twista also recorded a sequel, "Yo Body," for his 2009 album Category F5, which featured Do Or Die .

  • Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mine
    Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mine


    Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mine Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Blue Sky Mining
    Released: 1990

    Blue Sky Mine Lyrics


    Hey, hey-hey hey
    There'll be food on the table tonight
    Hey, hey, hey hey
    There'll be pay in your pocket tonight

    My gut is wrenched out it is crunched up and broken
    A life that is led is no more than a token
    Who'll strike the flint upon the stone and tell me why
    If I yell out at night there's a reply of bruised silence
    The screen is no comfort I can't speak my sentence
    They blew the lights at heaven's gate and I don't know why

    But if I work all day at the Blue Sky Mine
    (There'll be food on the table tonight)
    Still I walk up and down on the blue sky mine
    (There'll be pay in your pocket tonight)

    The candy store paupers lie to the share holders
    They're crossing their fingers they pay the truth makers
    The balance sheet is breaking up the sky
    So I'm caught at the junction still waiting for medicine
    The sweat of my brow keeps on feeding the engine
    Hope the crumbs in my pocket can keep me for another night
    And if the blue sky mining company won't come to my rescue
    If the sugar refining company won't save me
    Who's gonna save me?

    But if I work all day...

    And some have sailed from a distant shore
    And the company takes what the company wants
    And nothing's as precious, as a hole in the ground

    Who's gonna save me?
    I pray that sense and reason brings us in
    Who's gonna save me?
    We've got nothing to fear

    In the end the rain comes down
    Washes clean, the streets of a blue sky town

    Writer/s: ROTSEY, MARTIN / HIRST, ROBERT / MOGINIE, JAMES / GARRETT, PETER / STEVENS, WAYNE
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Blue Sky Mine
  • The song refers to the Wittenoom asbestos mine in Western Australia where blue asbestos was mined between 1947 and 1966. The once-thriving town is now a virtual ghost town. Shops are boarded up, the 2 schools are closed, the local cinema is derelict. In their ignorance, the original settlers used asbestos in gardens, school yards and roads. Wittenoom is without doubt Australia's greatest industrial disaster and it is estimated that 25% of the 20,000 men who mined asbestos there will die from related diseases. (thanks, Darryl - Kitchener, Canada)

  • Joel Compass - Run
    Joel Compass - Run


    Joel Compass - Run Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Yet To Be Titled
    Released: 2013

    Run Lyrics


    Run
  • The London singer-songwriter Joel Compass originally wrote this for a certain Bajan singer but was persuaded to keep it for himself. Talking to O2 Tracks, the Polydor signee revealed: "It happened one day when I was in the studio and someone told me to write a song for this big artist. It was Rihanna; but basically everyone said, 'No, its yours. You have to keep it. It's a big track.'"
  • This finds Compass singing about loving someone who wants to flee. The singer told O2 Tracks that he drew on his personal experiences for the track. "It's based on the father-son relationship I never really had," he said, "I never write about stuff like that, it's the most personal track I've ever written."
  • The song gained Compass a huge following, including American rapper Pusha T, who enjoyed the track so much he offered to jump on a remix and contributed two verses.

  • Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
    Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road


    Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
    Released: 1973

    Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Lyrics


    When are you gonna come down
    When are you going to land
    I should have stayed on the farm
    I should have listened to my old man

    You know you can't hold me forever
    I didn't sign up with you
    I'm not a present for your friends to open
    This boy's too young to be singing the blues

    So Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
    Where the dogs of society howl
    You can't plant me in your penthouse
    I'm going back to my plough

    Back to the howling old owl in the woods
    Hunting the horny back toad
    Oh I've finally decided my future lies
    Beyond the yellow brick road

    What do you think you'll do then
    I bet that'll shoot down the plane
    It'll take you a couple of vodka and tonics
    To set you on your feet again

    Maybe you'll get a replacement
    There's plenty like me to be found
    Mongrels who ain't got a penny
    Sniffing for tidbits like you on the ground

    So goodbye yellow brick road
    Where the dogs of society howl
    You can't plant me in your penthouse
    I'm going back to my plough

    Back to the howling old owl in the woods
    Hunting the horny back toad
    Oh I've finally decided my future lies
    Beyond the yellow brick road

    Writer/s: JOHN, ELTON / TAUPIN, BERNIE
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

    Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
  • The Yellow Brick Road is an image taken from the movie The Wizard of Oz. In the movie, Dorothy and her friends follow the yellow brick road in search of the magical Wizard of Oz, only to find they had what they were looking for all along. It was rumored that the song was about Judy Garland, who starred in the film. See a photo and learn more in Song Images .
  • Elton and his songwriting partner Bernie Taupin went to Jamaica to record the album, but the studio was so horrible that the project was abandoned there, with only a rough version of "Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)" actually being recorded. This, and the rest of the album, were recorded in France at Strawberry Studios (The Chateau d'Hierouville).
  • Bernie Taupin writes the lyrics to Elton's songs. He often seems to write about Elton, but this one appears to be about him. The lyrics are about giving up a life of opulence for one of simplicity in a rural setting. Elton has enjoyed a very extravagant lifestyle, while Taupin prefers to keep it low key.

    Speaking about the song, Taupin said: "It's funny, but there are songs that I recall writing as if it was yesterday. And then there are those I have absolutely no recollection of, whatsoever. In fact, I'd have to say that for the most part, if someone was to say that the entire Yellow Brick Road album was actually written by someone else, I might be inclined to believe them. I remember being there, just not physically creating.

    There was a period when I was going through that whole "got to get back to my roots" thing, which spawned a lot of like minded songs in the early days, this being one of them. I don't believe I was ever turning my back on success or saying I didn't want it. I just I don't believe I was ever that naïve. I think I was just hoping that maybe there was a happy medium way to exist successfully in a more tranquil setting. My only naiveté, I guess, was believing I could do it so early on. I had to travel a long road and visit the school of hard knocks before I could come even close to achieving that goal. So, thank God I can say quite categorically that I am home."
  • Bernie's canine imagery, including the part about sniffing around on the ground, is a sly poke at Linda's two little dogs. Linda was a girlfriend of Elton John's.
  • In 2008, Ben & Jerry's created a flavor of ice cream in honor of Elton John called "Goodbye Yellow Brickle Road." Made of chocolate ice cream, peanut butter cookie dough, butter brickle and white chocolate chunks, it was made to commemorate Elton's first concert in Vermont (home of the ice cream makers) on July 21, 2008 at the Essex Junction fairgrounds. Elton had played every other state before his Vermont show. He had some of the ice cream before the show.
  • Ben Folds told Rolling Stone magazine for their 100 Greatest Singers Of All Time issue: "He was mixing his falsetto and his chest voice to really fantastic effect in the '70s. There's that point in 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,' where he sings, 'on the grooound' - his voice is all over the shop. It's like jumping off a diving board when he did that." (thanks, Bertrand - Paris, France)

  • Martin Garrix - Wizard
    Martin Garrix - Wizard


    Martin Garrix - Wizard Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Gold Skies
    Released: 2014

    Wizard Lyrics


    Wizard
  • Martin Garrix' follow-up to his hit single "Animals" was another instrumental dance music workout. This time it found him partnering with fellow Dutch teenage electronic dance music producer Jay Hardway. Garrix previously collaborated with Hardway on the latter's tunes "Registration Code" in late 2012 and "Error 404" earlier in 2013.
  • The word "wizard" is derived from "wise" and originally referred to someone adept in the black arts, the male counterpart of a witch. In modern times the word is popularly applied to someone especially skilled or unusually talented in a particular field such as The Who's "Pinball Wizard."
  • British producer Paul Hardcastle had a UK Top 20 hit in 1986 with an instrumental titled, "The Wizard." His song was used as the theme for the Top Of The Pops BBC music show for five years.

  • Night by Rush - Fly
    Night by Rush - Fly


    Night by Rush - Fly Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Fly By Night
    Released: 1975

    Fly Lyrics


    Airport scurry flurry faces
    Parade of passers by
    People going many places
    With a smile or just a sigh
    Waiting waiting pass the time
    Another cigarette
    Get in line - gate thirty-nine
    The time is not here yet (end)

    Why try? I know why
    The feeling inside me says it's time I was gone
    Clear head, new life ahead
    I want to be king now not just one more pawn

    Fly by night, away from here
    Change my life again
    Fly by night goodbye my dear
    My ship isn't coming and I just can't pretend

    Moon rise, thoughtful eyes
    Staring back at me from the window beside
    No fright or hindsight
    Leaving behind that empty feeling inside

    Start a new chapter
    Find what I'm after
    It's changing every day
    The change of a season
    Is enough of a reason
    To want to get away

    Quiet and pensive
    My thoughts apprehensive
    The hours drift away
    Leaving my homeland
    Playing a lone hand
    My life begins today

    Writer/s: NEIL PEART, GEDDY LEE WEINRIB
    Publisher: OLE MEDIA MANAGEMENT
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    Fly
  • Rush drummer and lyricist Neil Peart wrote this about his first trip away from home. In 1971, at 18, driven by musical ambition and an insatiable desire to travel, explore, and learn about everything, he escaped the narrow world of his small-town Canadian life and flew to England. That first, great trip started an exhilarating new life. (thanks, Mike - Mountlake Terrace, Washington)
  • This song is referenced in the online game Kingdom of Loathing, where in a shop you can buy a Fly-By-Knight Heladry form. (thanks, Beef - Carlson, Quia, MA)

  • Rascal Flatts - Rewind
    Rascal Flatts - Rewind


    Rascal Flatts - Rewind Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Rewind
    Released: 2014

    Rewind Lyrics


    Wish I could reach up and reset that sun
    Reverse these wheels go back and re-pick you up
    Went by so fast oh so sweet
    Make me wanna remake a memory
    Wish I had me a time machine

    Oh I float the moon back up in the sky
    Put a cork back into that sweet red wine
    Put your midnight hair back up so you can let it fall one more time
    Untouch your skin
    Unkiss your lips and kiss 'em again
    So good so right this is one night I'm wishing I could Rewind

    I turn back that radio dial reopen your door,
    Try to talk George Strait into giving us an encore
    Re-spin you around replay that sound of you laughing when we hit the ground,
    I can see it now how bout we

    Float the moon back up in the sky, put a cork back into that sweet red wine
    Put your midnight hair back up so you can let it fall one more time
    Untouch your skin
    Unkiss your lips and kiss em again
    So good so right this is one night I'm wishing I could rewind

    I wanna re-fall and re- fly
    Baby re-live this night

    Float the moon back up in the sky, put a cork back into that sweet red wine
    Put your midnight hair back up so you can let it fall one more time
    Untouch your skin
    Unkiss your lips and kiss em again
    So good so right this is one night I'm wishing I could rewind

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    Rewind
  • Rather than relying on Dann Huff, who produced their five previous albums, the Rascal Flatts trio decided it was time to change direction and helm some of their tunes themselves. "Rewind" was recorded at bassist Jay DeMarcus's studio and was the first Rascal Flatts song to be released with the group themselves credited as the producers.
  • The song was written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, and Eric Paslay. The lyrics are about a night that the narrator would like to repeat again:

    "Untouch your skin
    Unkiss your lips and kiss 'em again
    This is one night
    That I wish I could rewind."

    The first single from the country trio's ninth album, DeMarcus said at a press party to mark the song's release that it is a, "good way to bridge the gap between familiar Rascal Rlatts and a new era of Rascal Flatts."
  • Jay DeMarcus told Radio.com that he was the first member of the trio to hear the song during a pitch meeting in Nashville. "When I heard it, it just jumped out of the speakers. The chorus was so catchy and hooky," he said. "Especially the middle of it, 'So you can let it fall one more time.' I took it and played it for the guys and they felt the same way. We went in and cut it and I think it turned out better than we expected. It's a great song and we're proud of it."
  • The single's release coincided with songwriter and artist Eric Paslay dropping his eponymous debut album. He admitted: "The wild thing is, I wrote the song and I love the song. If I didn't have an album out, I would have loved to see if the other writers would have let me record it."

    Paslay added that he is elated with Rascal Flatts take on the song: "They told me there that it was going to be their lead off single of this new album. I'm just thrilled to death. For them to record a song is just amazing," he said. "They did such a great job. It sounds awesome on the radio too, so I'm pumped for them, and I'm glad we wrote a good song that's getting heard."
  • The Rascal Flatts trio said they would like rewind moments in their career, this time with more purpose. "I wish we could rewind remembering some of the special moments 'cause it went by so fast," Gary LeVox reflected. "If we could rewind and maybe slow it down a little bit so that we could have enjoyed some of the moments that flew past us. I would rewind that."

    "I wish someone could've pulled us over to the side and said, 'Take a couple deep breaths and enjoy this and hold on to these moments because they'll be gone before you know it,'" Jay DeMarcus added.

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