Top Songs By George Lee Andrews
Credits
AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN
George Lee Andrews
Stimme und Gesang
David Shire
Klavier
Robert Preston
Klavier
Richard Davis
Bass
John Loehrke
Bass
Hank Jaramillo
Percussion/Schlagzeug
Gene Bertoncini
Gitarre
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
David Shire
Komponist:in
Richard Maltby Jr.
Texte
Lyrics
Hey there, fans, here to say
Perhaps you'd like to know how I get through the day
Hard work, dull work, playing the clown
If I were more perceptive it might get me down
I go to work, make losing bids
Then I go home and fight with Jane about the kids
I do some chores, I pay some bills
I got to bed and, if I have to, take some pills
I start my day, I pay more bills
I have my laughs, I take my spills
And as I go on through the day, accept my ration
Of ordinary, everyday humiliation
Where, where is flair?
Where's the flash when you enter the room
And they know that you're there?
Where's the daring it takes to release
What you know is inside?
Where's the skill to produce an effect
But not look like you tried?
Where, where is dash?
Why do most people slog through the day
When they could have panache?
To got out in the world with that "Je ne sais quoi"
My grandmother once called "An air"
To have style and a stamp
That is style, not just camp
Tell me where, oh where, oh where, is flair?
Where, where's romance?
Why am I bottled up
When I could face the music and dance?
To be blessed with the guts to go out to the brink
With all of your senses aware
To feel love, to be "there"
To go mad and not care
Tell me where, oh where, oh where, is flair?
Written by: David Shire, Richard Maltby Jr.