Biography:
Randall Stuart "Randy" Newman (born November 28, 1943) is a singer/songwriter, arranger, composer, and pianist who is notable for his mordant (and often satirical) pop songs and for his many film scores.
Newman is noted for his practice of writing lyrics from the perspective of a character far removed from Newman's own biography. For example, the 1972 song "Sail Away" is written as a slave trader's sales pitch to attract slaves, while the narrator of "Political Science" is a U.
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Other songs:
- Hay Un Amigo En Mí (toy Story)
- If I Didn't Have You
- It's A Jungle Out There
- Mcqueen And Sally
- Political Science
- Short People
- The Time Of Your Life
- Yo Soy Tu Amigo Fiel
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- You've Got A Friend In Me
- Youve Got A Friend In Me
- You’ve Got A Friend In Me
- A Wedding In Cherokee County
- Almost There
- Back On My Feet Again
- Bad News From Home
- Baltimore
- Be A Pepper
- Beehive State
- Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad
- Big And Loud
- Birmingham
- Blue Shadows On The Trail
- Burn On
- Cant Keep A Good Man Down
- Christmas In Cape Town
- Dancing
- Davy The Fat Boy
- Dayton Ohio 1903
- Dixie Flyer
- Every Man A King
- Every Time It Rains
- Falling In Love
- Feels Like Home
- Follow The Flag
- Ghosts
- Gods Song
- Gone Dead Train
- Guilty
- Have You Seen My Baby
- He Gives Us All His Love
- I Love La
- I Love To See You Smile
- I Miss You
- I Think Hes Hiding
- I Think Its Going To Rain Today
- I Want You To Hurt Like I Do
- I Will Go Sailing No More
- If I Didnt Have You
- Ill Be Home
- Im Different
- In Germany Before The War
- Its A Jungle Out There
- Its Money That I Love
- Its Money That Matters
- Jolly Coppers On Parade
- Last Night I Had A Dream
- Laugh And Be Happy
- Living Without You
- Lonely At The Top
- Losing You
- Louisiana 1927
- Love Story
- Ma Belle Evangeline
- Mama Told Me Not To Come
- Marie
- Maybe Im Doing It Wrong
- Memo To My Son
- Mr President Have Pity On The Working Man
- My Country
- My Little Buttercup
- My Old Kentucky Home
- Naked Man
- Old Man
- Only A Girl
- Pretty Boy
- Rednecks
- Rider In The Rain
- Rollin
- Sail Away
- She Chose Me
- Sigmund Freuds Impersonation Of Albert Einstein In America
- Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear
- Something Special
- Song For The Dead
- Spies
- Strange Things
- Texas Girl At The Funeral Of Her Father
- The Blues
- The Girls In My Life Part 1
- The Great Nations Of Europe
- The Story Of A Rocknroll Band
- The World Isnt Fair
- Wandering Boy
- We Belong Together
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Let's go back to yesterday, when a phone call cost a dime.
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in New Orleans, just a nickel.
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Turn back the hands of time.
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Turn back the hands of time.
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Picture a room with a window, a sofa and some chairs,
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a television turned on for the night.
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Picture a woman, two children seated, a man lying there,
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their faces softly glowing in the light.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
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This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
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If we had something to say we'd bounce it off the screen
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we were watching and we couldn't look away.
Bb G C Am
We all know what we look like, you know what I mean?
F G C
We wouldn't have had it any other way.
E Am G C
We got comedy, tragedy. Ev'rything from A to B,
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watching other people living, seeing other people play.
Dm Em F G
Having other people's voices fill our minds.
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Thank you, Jesus.
E Am
Feelings might go unexpressed.
G C
I think that's prob'ly for the best.
F Em Dm G
Dig too deep, who knows what you will find.
C Am
This is my country, those were my people.
F G C
Their's was the world I understand.
C Am
Picture a room, no window, a door that leads outside,
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a man lying on a blanket on the floor.
C Am
Picture his three grown boys behind him, bouncing words off a screen,
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of a television big as all outdoors.
Bb G C Am
Now your children are your children, even when they're grown.
F G C
When they speak to you, you got to listen to what they have to say.
Bb G C Am
But they all live alone now, they have TVs of their own
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but they keep on coming over anyway.
F G F G C
And much as I love them, I'm always kind of glad when they go away.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
F G C Csus4 C
I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
Let's go back to yesterday, when a phone call cost a dime.
F
in New Orleans, just a nickel.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
F C
Turn back the hands of time.
C Am
Picture a room with a window, a sofa and some chairs,
F G C Csus4 C
a television turned on for the night.
C Am
Picture a woman, two children seated, a man lying there,
F G C Csus4 C
their faces softly glowing in the light.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
Bb G C Am
If we had something to say we'd bounce it off the screen
F G C
we were watching and we couldn't look away.
Bb G C Am
We all know what we look like, you know what I mean?
F G C
We wouldn't have had it any other way.
E Am G C
We got comedy, tragedy. Ev'rything from A to B,
Dm Em F Dm Em F
watching other people living, seeing other people play.
Dm Em F G
Having other people's voices fill our minds.
G
Thank you, Jesus.
E Am
Feelings might go unexpressed.
G C
I think that's prob'ly for the best.
F Em Dm G
Dig too deep, who knows what you will find.
C Am
This is my country, those were my people.
F G C
Their's was the world I understand.
C Am
Picture a room, no window, a door that leads outside,
F G C Csus4 C
a man lying on a blanket on the floor.
C Am
Picture his three grown boys behind him, bouncing words off a screen,
F G C Csus4 C
of a television big as all outdoors.
Bb G C Am
Now your children are your children, even when they're grown.
F G C
When they speak to you, you got to listen to what they have to say.
Bb G C Am
But they all live alone now, they have TVs of their own
F G C Csus4 C
but they keep on coming over anyway.
F G F G C
And much as I love them, I'm always kind of glad when they go away.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
This is the world I understand.
C Am
This is my country, these are my people.
F G C
And I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
F G C Csus4 C
I know 'em like the back of my own hand.
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