Escucha I Feel A Song Coming On (feat. Niklas Fernqvist, Joe Locke, Daniel Fredriksson & Martin Sjöstedt) de Claire Martin

I Feel A Song Coming On (feat. Niklas Fernqvist, Joe Locke, Daniel Fredriksson & Martin Sjöstedt)

Claire Martin

Vocal Jazz

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RESUMEN

LETRAS

Créditos

AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN

Claire Martin

Leadgesang

Niklas Fernqvist

Niklas Fernqvist

Kontrabass

Joe Locke

Vibrafon

Daniel Fredriksson

Daniel Fredriksson

Schlagzeug

Martin Sjöstedt

Martin Sjöstedt

Klavier

KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT

Dorothy Fields

Songwriter:in

Jimmy McHugh

Songwriter:in

George Oppenheimer

George Oppenheimer

Komponist:in

PRODUKTION UND TECHNIK

James McMillan

Produzent:in

Letras

[Verse 1]

I feel a song coming on

And I'm warning ya, it's a victorious, happy, and glorious new strain

I feel a song coming on

It's a melody full of the laughter of children out after the rain

[Bridge]

You'll hear a tuneful story ringing through ya

Love and glory, hallelujah, and now

[Verse 2]

And now that my troubles are gone

Let those heavenly drums go on drumming 'cause I feel a song coming on

[Verse 3]

Yeah, I feel, I feel a song coming on

And I'm warning you that it's a victorious, happy, and glorious new strain

I feel a song coming on

And it's a melody that's full of the laughter of children out after the rain

[Bridge]

You'll hear a tuneful story ringing through ya

Love and glory, hallelujah, and now

[Verse 4]

And now that my troubles are gone

Let those heavenly drums go on drumming 'cause I feel a song coming on

[Verse 5]

I feel a song coming on

And I'm warning ya, it's a victorious, happy, and glorious new strain

I feel a song coming on

It's a melody full of the laughter of children out after the rain

[Bridge]

You'll hear a tuneful story ringing through ya

Love and glory, hallelujah, and now

[Verse 6]

Now that my troubles are gone

Let those heavenly drums go on drumming 'cause I feel a song coming on

[Outro]

I feel a song coming on

Written by: Dorothy Fields, George Oppenheimer, Jimmy McHugh