From: mrbobbell@gmail.com
On Sunday, May 13, 2001 at 9:41:56 AM UTC-5, Kevin Calhoun wrote:
> Found it in the Library of Congress online catalog. The song is simply
> called "Brooklyn", written by M. Fulterman and C. Nivison, performed by
> Wizz.
> - Kevin
> In article ,
> Kevin Calhoun wrote:
> > [...] I'm looking for the title and artist for the following
> > song, the recording of which features a tuba, tack piano, and whistling.
> > Any help would be appreciated.
> >
> > Shine a light or I'll never get back to Brooklyn
> > My my, Brooklyn
> > It's been so long, now I wanna get back to Brooklyn
> > My my Brooklyn U.S.A.
> >
> > Shine a light or I'll never get back to Brooklyn
> > My my, Brooklyn
> > It's been so long, now I wanna get back to Brooklyn
> > My my Brooklyn U.S.A.
> >
> > She was my baby til I joined the Navy
> > I went sailing away
> > I said I'll come back someday
> > I knew my heart belonged to Brooklyn, only Brooklyn
> > Now I wanna get back
> > She's my sunny day
> >
> > Shine a light or I'll never get back to Brooklyn
> > My my, Brooklyn
> > Been so long, now I wanna get back to Brooklyn
> > My my Brooklyn U.S.A.
> >
> > No other pretty face could ever take my baby's place
> > There's only one
> > And I'm a Brooklyn son
> > Well...
> >
> > Shine a light or I'll never get back to Brooklyn
> > (oh shine a light from Brooklyn)
> > My my (my my my my), Brooklyn (I'm a-comin home)
> > Been so long now I wanna get back to Brooklyn
> > (oh shine a light from Brooklyn)
> > My my Brooklyn U.S. (come on)
> > My my Brooklyn U.S. (yeah)
> > My my Brooklyn U.S.A. (oh shine shine shine shine)
> > My my Brooklyn U.S.A.
Hear it at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAgXAS0D8Zg
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