Michael Friedman, Original Cast of Fortress of Solitude - The One I Remember lyrics
[Michael Friedman, Original Cast of Fortress of Solitude - The One I Remember lyrics]
Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Will you ever sing your song to me?
I don't remember her name
But she was the only white girl on the block
La la la la la la la la
Gowanus, Brooklyn, 1975
La la la la la la la la
Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Oh, baby, you're the one I'll remember
But, you're playing me for a fool
Marilla and Lala
Oh, baby, I know all the games you play
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Will you ever sing your song to me?
And now, taking the field
Here are your 1975 New York Mets!
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
(sung) i'm ready to start now
So I'm gonna dance to the music, yea yea
Opening move king's gambit
Fisher's game petrov's defense
Strike one bases loaded
It's 3 and 2 just get him out
And that's an -
Arthur Lomb
That's a base hit for Rusty Staub and there's
A runner aboard here in the third!
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
(4 part overlap: definitely need to
Up my table-coding game)
Ba ba ba ba ba
Ba ba ba (continues under DYLAN
RACHEL and SUBTLE DISTINCTIONS)
Robert Woolfolk
Everybody singing' a different song
But, if they all fit together
Then it can't be wrong
Everybody singing' a different song
But, if they all fit together
Then it can't be wrong
Then it can't be wrong
Cadmium yellow light arylide yellow
Indian yellow cadmium orange deep
Permanent carmine
That's my Dad painting upstairs
Don't ever forget who you are
Mr rude, Mingus' dad
Ultramarine blue cerulean blue hue
Cobalt blue hooker's green
Titanium white bone ivory black iron oxide
Mars black neutral grey
Raw sienna earth brown
Burnt umber sparkling pearl
Antique silver brass pearl royal gold
Don't ever forget where you belong
And when you find a place
Where you feel at home
Then you can start to sing your song
And when you find a place
Where you feel at home
Then you can start to sing your song
First time I saw you I knew you were the one
I knew that
No one could compete whoa whoa
But now I see you're always
Looking for something
Better walking down the street
You say you'll change but I
Don't see you try
You play games with my head
Ooh ah you were the one
No one could compete whoa whoa
Ooh oh something better
Ooh ooh ooh don't see you try whoa oh oh
Why are you playing and we won't make it
Can we ever ever ever whoa whoa whoa
Oh, baby, you're the one I'll remember
But, you're playing me for a fool (Yea yea)
Oh, baby, I know all the games you play
But, you never show me the rules
(CRAZY overlap: figure out table another day)
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Will you ever sing your song to me?
I don't remember her name
But she was the only white girl on the block
La la la la la la la la
Gowanus, Brooklyn, 1975
La la la la la la la la
Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Oh, baby, you're the one I'll remember
But, you're playing me for a fool
Marilla and Lala
Oh, baby, I know all the games you play
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
Doctor, lawyer, Indian Chief
Big man, little man, who ya gonna be
Will you ever sing your song to me?
And now, taking the field
Here are your 1975 New York Mets!
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
(sung) i'm ready to start now
So I'm gonna dance to the music, yea yea
Opening move king's gambit
Fisher's game petrov's defense
Strike one bases loaded
It's 3 and 2 just get him out
And that's an -
Arthur Lomb
That's a base hit for Rusty Staub and there's
A runner aboard here in the third!
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
Hit hit hit hit hit hit hit
(4 part overlap: definitely need to
Up my table-coding game)
Ba ba ba ba ba
Ba ba ba (continues under DYLAN
RACHEL and SUBTLE DISTINCTIONS)
Robert Woolfolk
Everybody singing' a different song
But, if they all fit together
Then it can't be wrong
Everybody singing' a different song
But, if they all fit together
Then it can't be wrong
Then it can't be wrong
Cadmium yellow light arylide yellow
Indian yellow cadmium orange deep
Permanent carmine
That's my Dad painting upstairs
Don't ever forget who you are
Mr rude, Mingus' dad
Ultramarine blue cerulean blue hue
Cobalt blue hooker's green
Titanium white bone ivory black iron oxide
Mars black neutral grey
Raw sienna earth brown
Burnt umber sparkling pearl
Antique silver brass pearl royal gold
Don't ever forget where you belong
And when you find a place
Where you feel at home
Then you can start to sing your song
And when you find a place
Where you feel at home
Then you can start to sing your song
First time I saw you I knew you were the one
I knew that
No one could compete whoa whoa
But now I see you're always
Looking for something
Better walking down the street
You say you'll change but I
Don't see you try
You play games with my head
Ooh ah you were the one
No one could compete whoa whoa
Ooh oh something better
Ooh ooh ooh don't see you try whoa oh oh
Why are you playing and we won't make it
Can we ever ever ever whoa whoa whoa
Oh, baby, you're the one I'll remember
But, you're playing me for a fool (Yea yea)
Oh, baby, I know all the games you play
But, you never show me the rules
(CRAZY overlap: figure out table another day)