One (Is The Loneliest Number)

"One" es una canción escrita por Harry Nilsson, e incluída en su tercer álbum "Aerial Ballet".
Fue reinterpretada con éxito muchas veces a lo largo de los años.
La canción es conocida por su línea inicial "One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do."
Nilsson escribió la canción luego de llamar a alguien y escuchar la señal de "ocupado", permaneciendo en línea escuchando el  tono de "beep, beep, beep, beep..." mientras escribía la canción.
En 1968, Al Kooper versionó la canción en su álbum debut "I Stand Alone".
En 1969, la versión de Three Dog Night incluída en su álbum debut, con vocales de Chuck Negron obtuvo mayor éxito en  en 1969, alcanzando el puesto 5 en el chart de Billboard.
El australiano Johnny Farnham alcanzó con su versión el cuarto puesto en los charts locales.
Más cerca en el tiempo, en 1998 Filter aportó "One" a la banda sonora de la primera película de "X-Files".

 

Ph.D - I Won't Let You Down

I Won't Let You Down es un single de 1982 de la banda británica Ph.D. 

La banda consistía en Jim Diamond vocalista, Tony Hymas en teclados y Simon Phillips en batería.

El tema fue compuesto por Hymas y Diamond.

Ph.D - I Won't Let You Down

You ask me if i'm happy here 

No doubt about it. 

You ask me if my love is clear 

Want me to shout it. 

Gave you the best years of my life 

Woman. 

I know i failed to treat you right 

Woman. 

Don't let me out of here, 

Don't let me out of here. 

I won't let you down, 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down, 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down, 

Won't let you down again. 

You say our love is running one way, 

Coming from your side. 

No help from me to see it through to beat the high tide. 

Take me and chain me if you please, 

Woman 

Don't help me dig deeper my grave, 

Woman 

Don't let me out of here, 

Don't let me out of here. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again. 

I won't let you down 

Won't let you down again.

The Night Chicago Died

Paper Lace - The Night Chicago Died

Daddy was a cop on the east side of Chicago

Back in the U.S.A. back in the bad old days

In the heat of a summer night

In the land of the dollar bill

When the town of Chicago died

And they talk about it still

When a man named Al Capone

Tried to make that town his own

And he called his gang to war

With the forces of the law

I heard my mama cry

I heard her pray the night Chicago died

Brother what a night it really was

Brother what a fight it really was

Glory be!

I heard my mama cry

I heard her pray the night Chicago died

Brother what a night the people saw

Brother what a fight the people saw

Yes indeed!

And the sound of the battle rang

Through the streets of the old east side

'Til the last of the hoodlum gang

Had surrendered up or died

There was shouting in the street

And the sound of running feet

And I asked someone who said

"'Bout a hundred cops are dead!"

I heard my mama cry

I heard her pray the night Chicago died

Brother what a night it really was

Brother what a fight it really was

Glory be!

I heard my mama cry

I heard her pray the night Chicago died

Brother what a night the people saw

Brother what a fight the people saw

Yes indeed!

And there was no sound at all

But the clock upon the wall

Then the door burst open wide

And my daddy stepped inside

And he kissed my mama's face

And he brushed her tears away

The night Chicago died

(Na-na na, na-na-na, na-na-na)

The night Chicago died

Brother what a night the people saw

Brother what a fight the people saw

Yes indeed!

The night Chicago died

(Na-na na, na-na-na, na-na-na)

The night Chicago died

Brother what a night it really was

Brother what a fight it really was

Glory be!

The night Chicago died

(Na-na na, na-na-na, na-na-na)

The night Chicago died

Brother what a night the people saw

Brother what a fight the people saw

Yes indeed!