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05 Nov 97 - 11:32 PM (#15860) Subject: Sing silver lady From: Ron I'm told that Pat Webb sings "Sing Silver Lady" in his album, Silver Lady and the Wild Stallion. No one seems to be able to find the album for me. In lieu of the album, I would be happy to find the words. Help ? |
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21 May 10 - 04:43 PM (#2911536) Subject: Lyr Add: SILVER LADY (from Pat Webb) From: GUEST SILVER LADY Out on the highway, she's out in front of me Her silver body shines, she holds out her wings Let my spirit wander, let my mind go free and then the Silver Lady sings Refrain: Sing Silver Lady sing, sing of days gone by when the earth was young and there were castles in the sky Kings and cowboys roaming through the magic and the mystery of life when I still knew how to fly. Oh the things she helps me find, simple beauty in my mind Like your water flows from a clear enchanted spring With the road in front of me my heart is singing harmony and then the Silver Lady sings [Refrain] Silver Lady sing to me, sing your song so I can be once again a little child and see what I can see Sunlight on a dragon's wings, the treasure that a pirate brings Silver Lady sing them back to me [Refrain] . . . of life when I still knew how to fly |
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21 May 10 - 05:08 PM (#2911556) Subject: RE: Sing silver lady From: Gurney A song about driving a Rolls-Royce? |
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22 May 10 - 04:44 AM (#2911844) Subject: RE: Sing silver lady From: GUEST,Shimrod A few years ago my girlfriend and I stayed in an old Tudor manor house in Norfolk (UK). It was a spooky place and, although we didn't experience anything during our stay, except a feeling of unease, we suspected that it might be haunted. On the day that we left we asked the owner if the house had any ghosts (we, of course, avoided asking the question at the beginning of our stay!). The owner said, "oh yes, we've got several." She related several stories but one sticks in my mind: One Christmas her grandchildren came to stay and slept in one of the bedrooms. On Christmas morning they were suspiciously quiet - previous experience suggested that they should be up very early on Christmas morning to investigate their presents. She went into their bedroom and found them still in bed. She asked them why they weren't up and out of their beds. They replied, "the Silver Lady told us not to." |