Reward
I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and the long years pass as long years do...
Bitter and long; bitter and long!
I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and my rewards were few; very, very few.
I lay my love at your feet my dear, but after all, who am I?
A very little thing, a very small thing, as the world calculates the value of valuable things.
I lay my love at your feet, my dear, and the long years pass as long years do...
Bitter and long; bitter and long!
When one fine day; one fine day you gathered me up!
And your arms were strong and your lips were warm, and I saw a world of which I had never dreamed...
It was a world anew... A bright, lovely world anew!
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt is a traditional children's song
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He does not write lyrics, he usually gets the lyrics from Bernie Taupin and then writes the melody around the lyrics.
I think you mean John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.Lyrics:John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt,His name is my name, too.Whenever we go outThe people always shout,"There goes John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt!"a na na na na na na.
He was born and raised in America.
20th Century (American Folk Music)
John Milton Niles died on 1856-05-31.
John Milton Niles was born on 1787-08-20.
Yes; although it is mistakenly thought of as a folk song, it was composed by John Jacob Niles in 1933, and will be protected through 2028.
John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt is a traditional children's song
Don't know, but know lyrics to the song and if you don't know it is, John Jacob Jingleheimer Schimdt His name was my name too Whenever we go out, the people always shout Hey there's John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt A na na na na na na
The cast of Blind Summer - 2009 includes: Thomas Niles John Niles as John Michael Pugh as Michael
John M. Niles has written: 'Speech of Mr. Niles, of Connecticut, on the Oregon question' -- subject(s): Oregon question 'Speech of Mr. Niles' -- subject(s): Slavery, Speeches in Congress 'The life of Oliver Hazard Perry' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Biography, History, Registers, United States, United States War of 1812, United States. Navy, Naval operations 'Remarks of the Hon. John M. Niles, of Connecticut'
John W. &Isaiah Hyatt in 1869 by niles
John Jacob Faesch died in 1799.
John Jacob Faesch was born in 1726.