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04 Feb 99 - 12:02 AM (#57144) Subject: Moon River From: Chantilly Lace (inactive) Does anyone have the lyrics to Moon River, I don't know who it is by, bu tI love the song, any help would be greatly apprecited from this Texan. Thank you for your time, bye ya'll. :0) |
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04 Feb 99 - 01:13 AM (#57159) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Gene * CLICK HERE * |
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06 Mar 99 - 01:18 PM (#61582) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Laura Gene thanx for the lyrics to Moon River, catch ya all on the flip side, see ya when I get back from Vegas! ~Laura~ |
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04 Jul 99 - 12:56 PM (#92313) Subject: Moon River From: amo Does anybody know the complete Text of "Moon River"? amo |
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04 Jul 99 - 01:14 PM (#92314) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Roger in Baltimore amo, You can find this popular song by looking up Moon River at http://www.summer.com.br/~pfilho/html/main_index/index.html. This is a good site for hit songs from 1930 -1998. Enjoy the song! Roger in Baltimore |
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05 Jul 99 - 05:50 AM (#92504) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Love Moonriver- one of my greatest memories from teenage dances at the old, cold country hall in little old rural New Zealand. Bye from Marion |
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05 Jul 99 - 10:56 AM (#92546) Subject: RE: Moon River From: amo Thank you, Roger, this is a very delicous site! |
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11 May 00 - 08:48 PM (#226801) Subject: RE: Moon River From: GUEST,riscat@aol.com Do you have lyrics to: Moon River by Johnny Mercer Fraline (not sure of spelling, means girl in German. Some words are: Fraline, Fraline, walk down by the ocean and pretend that your hand is holding mine. By the stars above you I swear that I love you. You are my pretty fraline. I Overlooked An Orchid While Searching For A Rose Click for Fraeulein
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11 May 00 - 10:02 PM (#226838) Subject: RE: Moon River From: GUEST,WyoWoman Mary Black has a nice cover of this on her CD. I hadn't even thought of this song for ages and just rediscovered it, thanks to Mudcat, when I bought the Heart of a Woman CDs (Irish female musicians' compilations - I & II) and discovered Mary Black and then had to order her own CD... Check it out. WyoWoman |
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11 May 00 - 10:10 PM (#226840) Subject: RE: Moon River From: catspaw49 I always thought it was a term for dysentery.......... Spaw |
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12 May 00 - 03:18 AM (#226948) Subject: Lyr Add: MOON RIVER (Mercer/Mancini) From: GUEST,Tiffany's Breakfast Moon River |
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12 May 00 - 03:23 AM (#226949) Subject: Lyr/Chords Add: I OVERLOOKED AN ORCHID (Carl Smith From: GUEST,The Master Gardener I Overlooked An Orchid by Carl Smith Written by C. Smith, C. Story, S. Lynn Recorded 07/18/1950 VERSE !: (G)The orchid is a flower (G7)that (C)blooms so (G)tender'ly To thrill the fairest lady of the (D7)land If (G)placed beside a blush'in (G7)rose the (C)rose could not (G)compare But how was such as (D7)I to under-(G)stand CHORUS: (G)I over looked an orchid while (C)search-ing for a (G)rose The orchid that I over looked was (D7)you The (G)rose that I was search-ing (G7)for, has (C)proved to be un-(G)true The orchid now I (D7)find my dear was (G)you VERSE 2: The (G)rose has lost its color But the (C)orchid is the (G)same And I'm alone to face these lone-ly (D7)years I (G)didn't see the orchid I was look-(C)ing for a (G)rose And now I pay the (D7)price with bitter (G)tears REPEAT CHORUS: |
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12 May 00 - 12:53 PM (#227138) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Peter T. Well, that about wraps this one up -- Mudcat strikes again!!!! Anyone got a recipe for world peace handy? yours, Peter T. |
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12 May 00 - 01:29 PM (#227152) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Wesley S I'll be marketing world peace in an exclusive contract with McDonalds and it will be called "McPeace". Or you can buy a "Peacemeal". Something I noticed a few years ago when I saw Breakfast at Tiffanys was that Audry Hepburn was really playing the guitar during this song. Nothing bugs me more in a movie than to see some actor gripping the guitar like a baseball bat sliding their hands up and down and not doing anything that resembles a chord. But Audry Hepburn gave every apprence of being able to play the guitar. For that matter so did Kirk Douglas in "20,000 Leauges Under The Sea". Sorry - that was some kind of Uke. But it impressed me anyway. |
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12 May 00 - 02:51 PM (#227191) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Peter T. Henry Mancini said that Audrey Hepburn's version of Moon River was his favourite among the thousands he had heard. yours, Peter T. |
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12 May 00 - 04:48 PM (#227261) Subject: RE: Moon River From: catspaw49 All dysentery aside........"Breakfast at Tiffanys" is one of our favorite movies and for Karen and I, Audrey could do no wrong. Wonderful and beautiful actress, but an even more warm and compassionate person. Spaw |
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12 May 00 - 05:02 PM (#227266) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Peter T. At last!! something that Catspaw and I disagree on! Lousy movie, wonderful woman. I mean really: George Peppard? Mickey Rooney? Did anyone involved with the film ever read the original story? Travesty. yours, Peter T. |
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12 May 00 - 05:07 PM (#227271) Subject: RE: Moon River From: catspaw49 Yeah, and I agree....but I'm a sucker for schmaltz like that silly scene at the end with the cat........I know....hopeless. Spaw |
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12 May 00 - 06:48 PM (#227306) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Peter T. Boy, I sure wanted that cat (Cat!) and George Peppard run over in a two car pileup. Or Buddy Ebsen appearing suddenly again with a musket and letting loose. yours, Peter T. |
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12 May 00 - 07:07 PM (#227309) Subject: RE: Moon River From: keltcgrasshoppper Spaw.. Something else we have in common.. Love that movie.. I went out and dyed steaks in my hair the next day.. Didn't make me look like Audrey though oh well.. By the way, finally got to look at that site.. AOL had locked us out .. Your dulcimer is wonderful.. Dan is working on one now.. Not very happy.. Had it all finished and banged it against a saw and chipped the side ooops.. Thats why I'm here.. Best to stay away.... |
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13 May 00 - 03:16 AM (#227443) Subject: RE: Moon River From: Liz the Squeak Sorry, am I the only person in the world who hasn't seen that film? Sung the song though - dressed as a clown with wire in my plaited hair so they stuck out, whilst standing with the rest of my choir who were in their robes, on a stage, in a field, with two giants looking on..... We sang 'going round the bend' once as a mistake and it sort of stuck.... Sorry... LTS |