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Barry Louis Polisar Me And You Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7/10 [13 votes]Album: I Eat Kids and Other Songs for Rebellious Children / Original Release Date: 1975Genre: Children's MusicSong Duration: 2 min 17 sec
Me And You
Barry Louis Polisar
Barry Louis Polisar
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BARRY LOUIS POLISAR
- Me And You LyricsMe and you
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Me and you
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
You and me are we
Me and you
Singing in the park
Me and you
Waitin' in the dark
Me and you
We are the spark
Me and you
Lightin' candles in the dark
To say, someday,
There will be a new way
Me and you
Singin' to the birds
Me and you
Not sayin' a word
Me and you
Wouldn't call it absurd
That's because you and me have heard
You can fly
As high as the sky if you try
Me and you
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Me and you
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
Me and you are we
Me and you
We're waiting for the dawn
Me and you
And all the place we've gone
Me and you
Sittin' on the lawn
Me and you
Just singin' our song
Just to rhyme, to shine
And to pass the time
Me and you
Singing to all
Me and you
Just havin' a ball
Me and you
Drawin' on the wall
Me and you
Foll'wing our call
To be like a tree,
Is just as free and easy
Me and you
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Me and you
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
Me and you are we
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Me and you
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
You and me are we
Me and you
Singing in the park
Me and you
Waitin' in the dark
Me and you
We are the spark
Me and you
Lightin' candles in the dark
To say, someday,
There will be a new way
Me and you
Singin' to the birds
Me and you
Not sayin' a word
Me and you
Wouldn't call it absurd
That's because you and me have heard
You can fly
As high as the sky if you try
Me and you
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
Me and you are we
Me and you
We're waiting for the dawn
Me and you
And all the place we've gone
Me and you
Sittin' on the lawn
Me and you
Just singin' our song
Just to rhyme, to shine
And to pass the time
Me and you
Singing to all
Me and you
Just havin' a ball
Me and you
Drawin' on the wall
Me and you
Foll'wing our call
To be like a tree,
Is just as free and easy
Me and you
Just singin' on the train
Me and you
Listening to the rain
Me and you
We are the same
Me and you
Have all the fame
We need, indeed
Me and you are we
Facts about Me And You
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Me And You is written and performed by Barry Louis Polisar.
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It is first released in 1975 as part of Barry Louis Polisar's album "I Eat Kids and Other Songs for Rebellious Children" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 13rd track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Barry Louis Polisar’s “Me and You” signifies the bond and happiness that are brought along by the basic, united moments in life and it also highlights the relationship and harmony among people. The comparisons drawn through the concepts of singing, rain, and being a spark serve to depict the marvelousness and the might of being together and supporting each other. The lyrics of Me and you minimally focus on love, joy, peace, freedom, and empowerment. On the other hand, the song puts togetherness, hope, and future along with freedom and ease at the forefront. No rude words, violence, or adult themes appear in the lyrics. Instead, they give attention to the positive and fanciful issue of companionship and freedom, thereby making it appropriate for the whole family.
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Me And You falls under the genre Children's Music.
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Me And You song length is 2 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Me And You lyrics?
Me And You is written and performed by Barry Louis Polisar.
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When was Me And You released?
It is first released in 1975 as part of Barry Louis Polisar's album "I Eat Kids and Other Songs for Rebellious Children" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 13rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Me And You lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Barry Louis Polisar’s “Me and You” signifies the bond and happiness that are brought along by the basic, united moments in life and it also highlights the relationship and harmony among people. The comparisons drawn through the concepts of singing, rain, and being a spark serve to depict the marvelousness and the might of being together and supporting each other. The lyrics of Me and you minimally focus on love, joy, peace, freedom, and empowerment. On the other hand, the song puts togetherness, hope, and future along with freedom and ease at the forefront. No rude words, violence, or adult themes appear in the lyrics. Instead, they give attention to the positive and fanciful issue of companionship and freedom, thereby making it appropriate for the whole family.
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Which genre is Me And You?
Me And You falls under the genre Children's Music.
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How long is the song Me And You?
Me And You song length is 2 minutes and 17 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Barry Louis Polisar
Record Label(s): 1975 Rainbow Morning Music
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