by Steven Smile feat. Soundtracks on album The Hobbit

HOWARD SHORE New! Tap highlighted lyrics to add Meanings, Special Memories, and Misheard Lyrics... Far over the Misty Mountains cold To dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day, T

by Nat King Cole on album Fantastic Forties (40's)

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album A Music Collection: Moonriver

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Most Famous Hits

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Songs for a Lazy Sunday: Winter Edition

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Jazzowanki

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Jazz

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Rare Performances

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Sweet Lorraine: 1939-1949

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by Nat King Cole on album Legendary Song Stylist

-Words by Deek Watson and Music by William Best -also charted in 1946 by Charlie Spivak (#5) -also charted in 1947 by Eddie Howard (#2), Dinah Shore (also #2), Ella -Fitzgerald (#8), and Art Kassel (#

by The Killers on album Hot Fuss

The Killers Hot Fuss Mr. Brightside

by Larry Sparks on album The Old Church Yard

Just like a ship I set out to sea With no one to guide along Drifting along without direction As the waves grew fearful and strong I wanted to show the world I could conquer The waves of life on my ow

by Done Again on album Blues in the Night (In the Style of Dinah Shore) [Performance Track with Demonstration Vocals] - Single

My momma done told me When I was in pigtails My momma done told me, hon A man's gonna sweet-talk And give you the glad eye But when that sweet-talkin's done A man is a two-faced, a worrisome thing Who

by Him on album Love Metal

Him Love Metal Funeral of Hearts (The right lyrics!!!!) [Chorus] Love's the funeral of hearts And an ode for cruelty When angels cry blood On flowers of evil, in bloom The funeral of hearts An

by Mariah Carey on album Miscellaneous

Mariah Carey Miscellaneous Shake It Off (the right lyrics) who(6x) whooooooooooo who(6x) whoooooooo chorus: i gotta shake it off cause the loving aint the same when u keep on playin games like

by Red Hot Chili Peppers F/ on album Miscellaneous

Red Hot Chili Peppers Freaky Styley Yertle The Turtle (lyrics by Dr. Seuss) On a far away island of Salamasond Yertle the turtle Was king of the pond A nice little pond It was clean it was neat The wa

by New Radicals on album Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too

New Radicals Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too (the REAL lyrics) I come, you're there when I call you. I come, turn me around, baby, inside, yeah. I come pickin'

by Mariah Carey on album Miscellaneous

Mariah Carey Miscellaneous Shake it Off (the real lyrics) chorus: i gotta shake it off cause your lovin ain't the same and you keep on playin games like you know i'm here to stay i gotta shake, sh

by Lindsay Lohan on album Miscellaneous

Lindsay Lohan Miscellaneous over (the correct lyrics) I watch the walls around me crumble, but it's not like i won't build them up again so here's your last chance for redemption, so take it whi

by Karaoke Spotlight on album Karaoke Spotlight Presents (In the Style of Howard Jones) [Karaoke Version]