Biography:
Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show was an American rock band formed in Union City, New Jersey, USA in 1968. They enjoyed considerable commercial success in the 1970s with hit singles including "Sylvia's Mother", "The Cover of 'Rolling Stone'" (both 1972), "Only Sixteen" (1975), "A Little Bit More" (1976), "Sharing the Night Together" (1978), "When You're in Love with a Beautiful Woman" (1979), "Better Love Next Time" (1979), and "Sexy Eyes" (1980). In addition to their own material, Dr.
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Other songs:
- A Couple More Years
- All The Time In The World
- Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans T
- Better Love Next Time
- Carry Me Carrie
- Cooky And Lila
- Cover Of The Rolling Stone
- Cover Of The Rolling Stones
- Daddys Little Girl
- Everybodys Makin It Big But Me
- Freakin At The Freakers Ball
- Girls Can Get It
- I Cant Touch The Sun
- I Dont Want To Be Alone Tonight
- If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body
- If Not You
- Jungle To The Zoo
- Life Aint Easy
- Millionaire
- More Like The Movies
- Queen Of The Silver Dollar
- Sexy Eyes
- Sharing The Night Together
- She Was Only Sixteen
- Sylvias Mother
- The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan
- The Last Morning
- The Millionaire
- The Right To Walk Away
- Turn On The World
- Ugliest Man In Town
- Up On The Mountain
- Walk Right In
- What A Way To Go
- What About You
- When Youre In Love With A Beautiful Woman
- Wonderful Soup Stone
- Years From Now
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I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
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And the noodles and the marrowbone
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But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
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And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
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Hanging from a string in my mama's kitchen,
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Back in the hard time days
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Was a little ol' stone 'bout the size of an apple,
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It was smooth and worn and grey
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There wasn't much food in my mama's kitchen,
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So whenever things got tight
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Mama’d boil up some water, put in the stone and say
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"Let's have some soup tonight"
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F C
And I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
- - -
C F C
It had been in the family for a whole lotta years,
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So we knew it was a nurturing thing
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And I remember mama, as she stirred it in the water,
D G
And we could all hear her say
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"It’s a magical stone and as long as we got it,
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We'll never have a hungry night
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Just add a little love to the wonderful soupstone
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And everything will be alright"
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F C
And I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
- - -
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So it carried us all through the darkening days
G C
‘til finally the sunshine came
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And the soupstone started in to gathering dust
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But if hung there just the same
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And ever since then, the food’s been plenty
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But every now and then I find
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That mama, in the kitchen with the wonderful soupstone
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Drifts across my mind
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F C
And again, I can taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
- - -
C F C
Hanging from a string in my mama's kitchen,
C G D
Back in the hard time days
C F C
Was a little ol' stone 'bout the size of an apple,
D G
It was smooth and worn and grey
C F C
There wasn't much food in my mama's kitchen,
G C
So whenever things got tight
F C
Mama’d boil up some water, put in the stone and say
D G
"Let's have some soup tonight"
- - -
F C
And I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
- - -
C F C
It had been in the family for a whole lotta years,
C G C
So we knew it was a nurturing thing
F C
And I remember mama, as she stirred it in the water,
D G
And we could all hear her say
C F C
"It’s a magical stone and as long as we got it,
G C
We'll never have a hungry night
F C
Just add a little love to the wonderful soupstone
D G
And everything will be alright"
- - -
F C
And I swear you could taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
- - -
C F C
So it carried us all through the darkening days
G C
‘til finally the sunshine came
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And the soupstone started in to gathering dust
D G
But if hung there just the same
C F C
And ever since then, the food’s been plenty
G C
But every now and then I find
F C
That mama, in the kitchen with the wonderful soupstone
D G
Drifts across my mind
- - -
F C
And again, I can taste the chicken and tomatoes
F C
And the noodles and the marrowbone
F C
But it really wasn't nothin’ but some water and potatoes
G C C F C F
And the wonderful, wonderful soupstone.
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