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- erkeklerin artık adım atmaktan korkması3
- her entrysi eksilenen yazar3
- gece denize girmek8
- kadın iftirasıyla hayatı kararan erkekler3
- oscar alma yontemleri4
- mutsuzluğun en büyük nedeni4
- nickten isim tahmini yapmak25
- erdoğan'ın milli görüş gömleğini çıkarması3
- hakkımda bilmeniz gerekenler32
- burç zehrinin erkeklere de sıçramış olması3
- kas yığını sözlük erkekleri4
- akrep burcu6
- kaos show2
- as maca6
- aylık 398 bin lira iyi para mıdır sorunsalı2
- başlıkları tutmayan sözlük yazarı3
- kılıçdaroğlu'nun rozet töreni figüran iddiası17
- kim bu gizli artıcı4
- yüzme yarışları2
- geceye bir şarkı bırak11
- kıl erkeğin süsüdür14
- müslüman cinler5
- nick vermeden bir yazara seslen14
- ioçk14
- kedi3
- haluk levent yarın konser verse kaç kişi gider3
- on layn listesi3
- katatespizartmasinın mutfağına konuk olmak16
- taze ekmek3
- yazarların şu an yapmak istedikleri şey10
- yeni parti46
- grup seksin mantığı10
- yazarların imrendiği kişi4
- dünyaya çocuk getirmek10
- 55 kilo üstündeki sözlük kızları8
- travesti sesi çekiciliği6
- kavgacı bir insan olmak2
- kalkın be3
- ergenlerle mesai arkadaşı olmak4
- on layn listesü isterük2
- beyaz ekmek yiyen vatan hainleri10
- bu saatte içen sözlük yazarları6
- arkadaşlar bir şey soracağım15
- nervio burak demirbilek evliliği13
- yoğurt mayalayan kızı üzmek11
- yorgun mermi vs nervio12
- nohut yaptım nası olmuş10
- gammazı ispiyoncu sanmak15
- arabayı yavaş süren tipler16
- merfulu gitmesin kampanyası15
don mclean'nin james dean'den de bahsettiği şarkı.
a long long time ago
i can still remember
how that music used to make me smile
and i knew if i had my chance
that i could make those people dance
and maybe they´d be happy for a while
but february made me shiver
¡¡¡¡with every paper i´d deliver
bad news on the doorstep
i couldn´t take one more step
i can´t remember if i cried
when i read about his widowed bride
but something touched me deep inside
the day the music died
so...
-bye, bye miss american pie
drove my chevy to the levee but the levee was dry
them good ole boys were drinking whiskey and rye
singing this´ll be the day that i die
this´ll be the day that i die
did you write the book of love
and do you have faith in god above
if the bible tells you so?
now do you believe in rock and roll?
can music save your mortal soul?
and can you teach me how to dance real slow?
well, i know that you´re in love with him
´cause i saw you dancing in the gym
you both kicked off your shoes
man, i dig those rhythm and blues
i was a lonely teenage broncin´ buck
with a pink carnation and a pickup truck
but i knew i was out of luck
the day the music died
i started singing.
now, for ten years we´ve been on our own
and moss grows fat on a rolling stone
but that´s not how it used to be
when the jester sang for the king and queen
in a coat he borrowed from james dean
and a voice that came from you and me
oh and while the king was looking down
the jester stole his thorny crown
the courtroom was adjourned
no verdict was returned
and while lenin read a book on marx
the quartet practiced in the park
and we sang dirges in the dark
the day the music died
we were singing.
helter skelter in a summer swelter
the birds flew off with a fallout shelter
eight miles high and falling fast
landed foul on the grass
the players tried for a forward pass
with the jester on the sidelines in a cast
now the half-time air was sweet perfume
while sergeants played a marching tune
we all got up to dance
oh, but we never got the chance
´cause the players tried to take the field
the marching band refused to yield
do you recall what was revealed
the day the music died?
we started singing.
oh, and there we were all in one place
a generation lost in space
with no time left to start again
so come on jack be nimble, jack be quick
jack flash sat on a candlestick
´cause fire is the devil´s only friend
and as i watched him on the stage
my hands were clenched in fists of rage
no angel born in hell
could break that satan´s spell
and as the flames climbed high into the night
to light the sacrificial rite
i saw satan laughing with delight
the day the music died
he was singing.
i met a girl who sang the blues
and i asked her for some happy news
but she just smiled and turned away
i went down to the sacred store
where i´d heard the music years before
but the man there said the music wouldn´t play
and in the streets the children screamed
the lovers cried, and the poets dreamed
but not a word was spoken
the church bells all were broken
and the three men i admire most
¡¡the father, son, and the holy ghost
they caught the last train for the coast
the day the music died
and they were singing.
a long long time ago
i can still remember
how that music used to make me smile
and i knew if i had my chance
that i could make those people dance
and maybe they´d be happy for a while
but february made me shiver
¡¡¡¡with every paper i´d deliver
bad news on the doorstep
i couldn´t take one more step
i can´t remember if i cried
when i read about his widowed bride
but something touched me deep inside
the day the music died
so...
-bye, bye miss american pie
drove my chevy to the levee but the levee was dry
them good ole boys were drinking whiskey and rye
singing this´ll be the day that i die
this´ll be the day that i die
did you write the book of love
and do you have faith in god above
if the bible tells you so?
now do you believe in rock and roll?
can music save your mortal soul?
and can you teach me how to dance real slow?
well, i know that you´re in love with him
´cause i saw you dancing in the gym
you both kicked off your shoes
man, i dig those rhythm and blues
i was a lonely teenage broncin´ buck
with a pink carnation and a pickup truck
but i knew i was out of luck
the day the music died
i started singing.
now, for ten years we´ve been on our own
and moss grows fat on a rolling stone
but that´s not how it used to be
when the jester sang for the king and queen
in a coat he borrowed from james dean
and a voice that came from you and me
oh and while the king was looking down
the jester stole his thorny crown
the courtroom was adjourned
no verdict was returned
and while lenin read a book on marx
the quartet practiced in the park
and we sang dirges in the dark
the day the music died
we were singing.
helter skelter in a summer swelter
the birds flew off with a fallout shelter
eight miles high and falling fast
landed foul on the grass
the players tried for a forward pass
with the jester on the sidelines in a cast
now the half-time air was sweet perfume
while sergeants played a marching tune
we all got up to dance
oh, but we never got the chance
´cause the players tried to take the field
the marching band refused to yield
do you recall what was revealed
the day the music died?
we started singing.
oh, and there we were all in one place
a generation lost in space
with no time left to start again
so come on jack be nimble, jack be quick
jack flash sat on a candlestick
´cause fire is the devil´s only friend
and as i watched him on the stage
my hands were clenched in fists of rage
no angel born in hell
could break that satan´s spell
and as the flames climbed high into the night
to light the sacrificial rite
i saw satan laughing with delight
the day the music died
he was singing.
i met a girl who sang the blues
and i asked her for some happy news
but she just smiled and turned away
i went down to the sacred store
where i´d heard the music years before
but the man there said the music wouldn´t play
and in the streets the children screamed
the lovers cried, and the poets dreamed
but not a word was spoken
the church bells all were broken
and the three men i admire most
¡¡the father, son, and the holy ghost
they caught the last train for the coast
the day the music died
and they were singing.
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