Andy Gibb Words & Music (1975, Vinyl) Discogs
Andy Gibb Words And Music. 177k views 13 years ago. Web words and music lyrics.
[verse 1:] words and music make a song. Words and music make a song for our hearts to sing along like a choir within the air, there'll be music ev'rywhere. Web a talented songwriter, gibb scored his first hit in australia with his own composition words and music. top solo artist: A bitter tear across your cheek. 5.7m views 9 years ago. Web english words and music lyrics (written by andy gibb) words and music make a song for our hearts to sing along like a choir within the air, there′ll be music ev'rywhere a bitter tear across your cheek a smile from you is all i need we′ll give them cause to breathe the air there'll be lovers ev'rywhere i′ll be your singer and your song This single was never issued on lp or cd. Web words and music make a song for our hearts to sing along. Web words and music lyrics. Gibb performed this song on countdown on september 7, 1975.
Words and music song lyrics (performed by andy gibb) show more. ℗ 1977 peta gibb released on: Web words and music is the first single released by andy gibb, reaching number 78 in australia and number 29 in new zealand. A bitter tear across your cheek. We'll give them cause to breathe the air. Web about press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety how youtube works test new features nfl sunday ticket press copyright. This single was never issued on lp or cd. Web english words and music lyrics (written by andy gibb) words and music make a song for our hearts to sing along like a choir within the air, there′ll be music ev'rywhere a bitter tear across your cheek a smile from you is all i need we′ll give them cause to breathe the air there'll be lovers ev'rywhere i′ll be your singer and your song Words and music make a song for our hearts to sing along like a choir within the air, there'll be music ev'rywhere. Like a choir within the air, there'll be music everywhere. A bitter tear across your cheek.
