Biography:
Bobby Darin (May 14, 1936 - December 20, 1973, Bronx NY.) was born Walden Robert Cassotto and was one of the most popular rock and roll American teen idols of the late 1950s. However, he is widely respected for being a multi-talented, versatile performer.
Darin was a very special and talented entertainer. He was a Grammy award winning singer ('Mack The Knife'), a respected member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ('Dream Lover', 'Splish Splash', 'If I Were A Carpenter') a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame
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Other songs:
- Beyond The Sea
- Beyond The Sea (la Mer)
- Dream Lover
- Somewhere Beyond The Sea
- Things
- A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
- Amy
- Artificial Flowers
- Be Mad Little Girl
- Bullmoose
- Call Me Irresponsible
- Cant Get Used To Losing You
- Change
- Clementine
- Dont Call My Name
- Eighteen Yelloe Roses
- Hush Somebodys Callin My Name
- I Aint Sharin Sharon
- I Want You With Me
- If A Man Answers
- If I Were A Carpenter
- Ill Be There
- Irresistible You
- It Keeps Right On A
- Lady Came From Baltimore
- Lovin You
- Mack The Knife
- Me And Mr Hohner
- Multiplication
- Nature Boy
- Not For Me
- Pity Miss Kitty
- Plain Jane
- Pretty Betty
- Queen Of The Hop
- She Knows
- Simple Song Of Freedom
- Somebody To Love
- Splish Splash
- Sweet Reason
- Talk To Me Something
- The Girl Who Stood Beside Me
- The Shadow Of Your Smile
- The Things In This House
- Treat My Baby Good
- Up A Lazy River
- Wear My Ring
- Wont You Come Home Bill Bailey
- You Know How
- You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
- Youre The Reason Im Living
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A Simple Song Of Freedom:Bobby Darin.
It was written by Darin and recorded by Tim Hardin
in 1969. Later released as a single by Darin.
(Capo 5th fret.)
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#1.
G D G
Hey there, Mister Black Man, can you hear me?
C G
I don't want your diamonds or your game.
D Em C
I just want to be, someone known to you, as me..
C D G
And I will bet my life you want the same.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#2.
G D G
Seven hundred million are you listening?
C G
Most of what you read is made of lies.
D Em C
Speaking one to one, ain't it everybody's sun?..
C D G
to wake to in the morning when we rise.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#3.
G D G
Brother Yareshenko are you busy?
C G
If not would you drop a friend a line?
D Em C
Tell me if the man, who is plowing up your land,
C D G
has got the war machine upon his mind.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#4.
G D G
No doubt, some folks enjoy doing battle.
C G
Like presidents, prime ministers and kings.
D
So, let's all build them shelves where they can
Em C
fight among themselves..
C D G
and leave the people be, who want to sing.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
OUTRO:
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
It was written by Darin and recorded by Tim Hardin
in 1969. Later released as a single by Darin.
(Capo 5th fret.)
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#1.
G D G
Hey there, Mister Black Man, can you hear me?
C G
I don't want your diamonds or your game.
D Em C
I just want to be, someone known to you, as me..
C D G
And I will bet my life you want the same.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#2.
G D G
Seven hundred million are you listening?
C G
Most of what you read is made of lies.
D Em C
Speaking one to one, ain't it everybody's sun?..
C D G
to wake to in the morning when we rise.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#3.
G D G
Brother Yareshenko are you busy?
C G
If not would you drop a friend a line?
D Em C
Tell me if the man, who is plowing up your land,
C D G
has got the war machine upon his mind.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
#4.
G D G
No doubt, some folks enjoy doing battle.
C G
Like presidents, prime ministers and kings.
D
So, let's all build them shelves where they can
Em C
fight among themselves..
C D G
and leave the people be, who want to sing.
CHORUS:
G D G
Come and sing a simple song of freedom.
C G
Sing it like you've never sung before.
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
OUTRO:
D Em C
Let it fill the air, tell the people everywhere,
C D G
we, the people here, don't want a war.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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