Let's Fall in Love Lyrics
by Wayne Haun on album Old Soul
Honey what where is my supersuit? what? where. is. my. super. suit? i uhh put it away where? why do you need to know? i need it! uhh uh, don't you think about running out to doing no derring-do, we've
Open Season Lyrics
by Stubborn All-Stars on album Open Season
hunting season is now open, and all djs are fair game, this is an invitation, to all self-proclaimed ska-dons, ammunition, open season, dj hunting, i ain't fronting, i tell you something, django origi
Open Season Lyrics
by Stubborn All-Stars on album Open Season
hunting season is now open, and all djs are fair game, this is an invitation, to all self-proclaimed ska-dons, ammunition, open season, dj hunting, i ain't fronting, i tell you something, django origi
Open Season Lyrics
by Stubborn All-Stars on album United Colors of Ska, Vol. 2
hunting season is now open, and all djs are fair game, this is an invitation, to all self-proclaimed ska-dons, ammunition, open season, dj hunting, i ain't fronting, i tell you something, django origi
For Sentimental Reasons Lyrics
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 (#
For Sentimental Reasons Lyrics
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 (#
For Sentimental Reasons Lyrics
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 (#
For Sentimental Reasons Lyrics
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 (#