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My Ole Gal Done Flew Words by William H. Paine. Music by Charles A. Chase. (1895) for General MIDI playback Plantation...
When We All March Home From the War Written & Composed by S. W. Paine (1864) for General MIDI playback Song and Chorus
sphere /No one's here and I fall in to my self /This truth drives me in to mad ness /I know I can stop the pain
Creator @IKaraoked by Jim Smith @LENGL @TEASY @Tby The Commodores \Know it sounds fun ny /but I just can't stand the pain
LENGL @TMuse - Ruled by Secrecy @TKAR by Estrada 15th June 2012 \Re press and re strain /Steal the pres sure and the pain
I Wore Your Roses Yesterday Opus 29, No. 2, from FOUR SONGS Words by Ceclia Thaxter. Music by John Knowles Paine (1879)...
Home! Sweet Home! Words by John Howard Paine, 1791-1852. Music by Henry Rowley Bishop, 1786-1855. (1823) for General MID...
@KMIDI KARAOKE FILE @V0100 @ILyrics entered with WinKaraoke Creator @IMidi by Phil Smith @IKaraoked by Jim Smith @LENGL...
/Is your heart filled with pain, /shall I come back a gain? /Tell me, dear, /are you lonesome tonight?
some thing go in' o n /You do some thing to me that I can't ex pla i n /Hold me clos er and I feel no pain
those rest less fears /That turn your blue sky in to grey \Why wor ry /There should be laugh ter af ter pain
with you /All I want is you, /How I need you, \So please, /Be My La dy, /May be you \could lose the pain
@KMIDI KARAOKE FILE @LENGL @TRUBY DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE TO TOWN @TKenny Rogers and the First Edition \You pain ted up
TPink Floyd @TSequenced by: Rick Macmurchie \So, so you think you can tell /Heaven from Hell /Blue skies from pain
tips /Hear it on my win dow pane /Your love's com ing down like /Rain /Wash a way my sor row /Take a way my pain
/Pain and hurt will steal her heart to night, /Like a queen in all her glo r y.
email: br326@cleveland.freenet.edu @LENGL @TSELF CONTROL @TLaura Branigan \Oh the night is my world /Ci ty light pain
where you turn is heart ache /It's e very where that you go \You try e very thing you can to es cape /The pain
placed itself /where lives were torn a part /You called out to our coun try, /and you whis pered to those in pain
\'Cos we've shared the laugh ter and the pain, /and e ven shared the tears.
