I don't have lyrics on my pages and I don't plan to include any in the future. Nor do I have any lyrics to send via e-mail.

There are many lyric sites out there. I would rather put my focus on developing other aspects of this site and leave the lyrics to them. If you do a google.com search, you will find just about any song of the Carpenters. Example: Close To You Carpenters lyrics Yes. Richard Carpenter moved them closer to his home. I will be putting up photos her their new resting place soon.

The current theme song is "It's a Jungle Out There" by Randy Newman, while the theme song from Season 1 was "Monk Main Title Theme" by Jeff Beal. Visit the Theme Song page to listen to both songs and get the lyrics for "It's a Jungle Out There."

Have you looked at the book reviews for books that have translated lyrics for Middle Eastern songs? Have you looked at the other web sites I've linked to which offer song translations? Have you carefully looked at my lyrics menu, perhaps trying alternate song titles or spellings? If you've done all those things, and still not found the translation for the song you want, then I'm afraid I can't help you. You see, I don't speak Arabic, Turkish, Armenian, or Hebrew myself.

You can view the lyrics for many of the songs on our site. Click on the lyrics icon like the one on the right and view ther lyrics of the song in a new window. These lyrics are linked from either a site called The ITRANS Song Book or a site called Geet Manjusha. As far as possible we have tried to link all songs available there into our database. Anything not available off our database is probably not there as well, and is not available to us.

Glad you asked. Some words are definitely hard to pick out, and as a result have been the subject of some intense flamage. Here are Warner Brothers' official lyrics:

No. The song mistakenly floats around on Napster, Bearshare, and the like with Harry Chapin's name attached to it. The song was recorded by Dave Loggins in 1974. As far as I am aware, Harry Chapin never performed the song. Circle!, a quarterly newsletter put out by Harry Chapin fans who seek to inspire others to continue Harry's charitable work, explaisn the story behind Cat's in the Cradle in its Winter 2004 issue.

While watching this scene, Closed Captioning says "[yelling]" when Bastian screams the name. If what was yelled was intended to be the same name as in the book, it is "Moon Child".

Several of the entries in the Music Links are good lyric and chord resources. If the desired song cannot be found at these sites, a Google search will often yield good results. When searching for a song, do not search for the title, because that will return many sites selling CDs, music books, etc. Rather, search for a short phrase in the lyrics. For example, don't search for "Amazing Grace", search for "how sweet the sound" or "that saved a wretch like me".

While the major focus of this group is lyric poetry, there are no guidelines that say you can't ask for comments on song lyrics here. It's generally agreed that the technical criteria for song lyrics are in some respects different from the criteria for lyric poetry. For example, song lyrics can be freer rhythmically, because the music provides the beat. We suggest that if you post the lyrics to a song, you identify it as such; that way you're less likely to be criticized for the wrong reason.

If you're trying to info on any music featured on the show, check out the BuffyWorld.com's music section.

If you are looking to print lyrics, you should contact the artist's publishing company, not us. You can find more information about their publishing companies at www.ascap.com or www.bmi.com. We do not sell sheet music. You need to contact a sheet music store, as producing sheet music is its own industry (although it's a rather thin line, isn't it?).

Sons of the Saddle" and "Song of the Caballero" are both live-action Universal Ken Maynard westerns from 1930. "Strange As It Seems" was a series of 39 live action shorts from 1930-34, directed by Jerry Fairbanks, among others. "Foiled," "A New Deal," and "S.O.S. Icicle" are all working titles for "Let's Eat," "Confidence," and "Hot and Cold" respectively. There is no such cartoon as "To the Rescue" ? the same applies to "Fanny the Mule".

If you rewrite your song, we can re-sing* and remix the song (without re-tracking the whole band) if : the arrangement of the music hasn't changed, (2). the key is the same, and (3). we still have the song on RADAR files. See Rewrite on the Order Forms.

From within the m:trip application, highlight the song. Right click, select "Properties". Click on the "Lyrics" tab add song lyrics

The words to my songs are in the music section, duh. As for tabs, I will tab my stuff up when I have the time and the inclination, and not before. I will get round to it though.

Check out the I am...I Said Neil Diamond Lyric Page, you'll find what you need.. Also, Neil rarely sings a lyric which is hard to understand, but I have it on good authority that on 'Soolaimon' he is singing 'on the wings of a flea' NOT 'wings of a flame'.