Gilbert O'Sullivan (born Raymond Edward O'Sullivan in Waterford, Ireland, o… Read Full Bio ↴Gilbert O'Sullivan (born Raymond Edward O'Sullivan in Waterford, Ireland, on 1 December 1946) is an Irish-English singer-songwriter, best known for his early 1970s hits "Alone Again (Naturally)", "Clair", and "Get Down".
ln Waterford, O'Sullivan's father worked in a meat factory while his mother ran a sweet shop. In 1958, at the age of 11, he moved with his family to Swindon in England in search of a better life. He attended St. Joseph's Comprehensive school in Swindon. While there he developed an interest in both music and amateur boxing. Musically he began with the guitar and progressed to the piano. In the boxing ring he had nearly 50 bouts. Meanwhile his painting and drawing had won him a place at Swindon Art College. He started there in September 1963. His aim was to be a graphic designer. He played drums in his first group The Doodles and left them to join The Prefects while attending Swindon Art College. It was while at college that he met Rick Davies, who was later a member of Supertramp. While at college he began writing songs and sending out demo tapes, alas they were always returned unopened. The first song he remembers writing was Ready Miss Steady.
After finishing college, O'Sullivan moved to London in 1967 to try and further his musical career. He took a part-time job as a salesman at the C & A department store in Oxford Street. Mike Ward who also worked at C & A, had a contract with CBS and Gilbert went with him one day and played his tapes for some of the CBS executives. Gilbert signed a five year publishing contract with CBS which called for one single a year, and released two singles Disappear/You in 1967 and What Can I Do/You in 1968. Gilbert was disappointed that he was not allowed any input into the arranging or production of the singles. Neither single did well. Disillusioned with CBS, O'Sullivan signed with the Major Minor label and released I Wish I Could Cry/Mr. Moody's Garden in 1969.
O'Sullivan came to the attention of BBC Radio 1 disc jockey, John Peel, who gave him a slot on his radio show Top Gear, little of note resulted, and O'Sullivan spent part of 1969 applying to other record labels and management companies. It was at this time that O'Sullivan formulated his 'Bisto Kid' image; grey flannel suit, flat cap, school boy tie, football socks and hobnail boots. In search of a manager he sent some demo tapes to Gordon Mills, an ex-pop singer and himself a songwriter of repute, who had successfully guided the careers of Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck. Gordon Mills recognised something unique in the young Irishman and signed him for management as well as to a songwriting contract.
O'Sullivan made an irresistible impression with Nothing Rhymed, his first Top 10 hit and an introduction to his witty lyrics and original approach as a singer/songwriter. Signed to MAM Records, the label launched by Gordon Mills, who was also his record producer, great friend and surrogate older brother, O'Sullivan enjoyed four years of major success, incorporating a dozen more hit singles, ten of which reached the UK Top 10, and four Top 5 albums: Himself (1971), Back To Front (1972), I'm A Writer Not A Fighter (1973) and A Stranger In My Own Back Yard (1974).
Both Clair (written about Mills's infant daughter for whom Gilbert occasionally babysat) and Get Down were number one hit singles in Britain, and additionally, Back To Front topped the UK LP chart in 1972, emulating the success of the two million seller Alone Again (Naturally), a six week US chart-topper in 1972. O'Sullivan made his live debut in The National Stadium in Dublin in October of '72. Around this time, the singer jettisoned his so-called "Bisto Kid" image in favour of an endless series of collegiate-styled sweaters embossed with the letter "G". As quickly as O'Sullivan ascended to fame, however, his star began to fall , although singles like Ooh Baby and Happiness Is Me and You continued to chart, they sold increasingly fewer copies, and after 1973 his overseas popularity essentially ceased altogether. At home, he notched his final Top 20 hit with 1975's I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You. After a Greatest Hits album in 1976, and Southpaw in 1977, by which time the hit singles had dried up, disagreements over future direction led to a bitter split between O'Sullivan and Mills, which effectively sidelined the former as a recording artist for five years. The gruelling court case between O'Sullivan and his erstwhile manager, producer, music publisher and record company boss finally gave him control of his own recordings and the copyright in his songs, although it exacted an inevitable toll on his energy and his creativity during it's precedent-setting course.
Gilbert returned to CBS in 1980 and released Off Centre (1980) and Life & Rhymes (1982) but maintained a low profile during much of the 1980s, recharging his batteries and moving to Jersey, where he still lives with his wife and two children. Off Centre provided his 13th UK Top 20 single, What's In A Kiss?, after which legal proceedings monopolised his time. However, he continued writing songs, performing what he called "concepts within four walls" rather than starting back on the road before it was appropriate. He later recalled that the lyrics he wrote during that period were too heavily influenced by his personal emotions - having been extremely close to Mills before their disagreement, he was highly distressed to discover that his dear friend had been guilty of considerable financial greed at Gilbert's expense. Even so, he applied himself to his lonely creativity, working from 9 to 5 each day "just like Goffin & King and people like Neil Sedaka & Howard Greenfield at the Brill Building in New York used to do", although he later confessed "Really, the words were no good, because my mind was cluttered with all the problems". Lyrics have always been O'Sullivan's most unique facet, reflecting what's going on in his mind, and the strain under which he found himself was hardly conducive to much positive artistic or commercial creativity.
The first release for five years was Frobisher Drive and was only available in Germany. The same album with a slightly different track listing was released in the UK in 1989 under the title In The Key Of G, and included So What, his first chart single in almost a decade. Since the low-key comeback, the pace has increased, with five more albums. Gilbert also made a return to live performances in the early nineties, playing regularly in both Europe and Japan. In 1991, Gilbert was again in court, this time he sued American rapper Biz Markie and won the decision after Markie's unauthorized sample of "Alone Again (Naturally)" on his 1991 album I Need a Haircut. A 1992 single, Tomorrow Today had topped the Japanese charts for nine weeks, and this success led to a tour of Japan in early 1993 with his newly formed backing group, during which he recorded and filmed his first ever live album Tomorrow Today. Gilbert's newfound success in Japan led to the Japanese only release of The Little Album (1992) and Rare Tracks (1992). 1993's critical acclaimed Sounds Of The Loop (Daily Telegraph's Record Of The Week) included a duet with the legendary Peggy Lee on Can't Think Straight and even a solo version of the same song in Japanese. This album was recorded almost entirely at his home in Jersey in the Channel Islands.
By Larry (with a similar track listing to the Japanese released The Little Album) was released in 1994. Larry is a famous English cartoonist, much admired by Gilbert. Larry provided original cartoons for the album sleeve and booklet. Every Song Has It's Play was released the following year and was the soundtrack of the semi-autobiographical stage show that Gilbert had acted and sang in, in 1991. Singer Sowing Machine was released in 1997. The title is a humorous reaction by Gilbert to being constantly referred to as a singer/ songwriter. Irlish was released in 2000 and yielded three singles, Have It, Say Goodbye and Two's Company (Three Is Allowed). The album title Irlish, combination of the words Irish and English, appropriate for someone born in Ireland and raised in England. Gilbert's family was part of this migration. In 2001 The Official Gilbert O'Sullivan Website was launched as well as his own record label ByGum Records.
Gilbert continued to tour and he played a series of concerts in Ireland in 2001 and in the UK in 2002 to promote the Irlish album. A new studio album Piano Foreplay followed in 2003. In 2004 Rhino Handmade Records released a 3 CD anthology in the USA of Gilbert's music entitled Caricature: The Box. It contains 73 tracks which span the years 1967-2001. This is the first in-depth survey of Gilbert's lengthy career. It contains numerous singles and B-sides, tracks from 16 of his albums, and five previously unreleased tracks. A b-side collection entitled The Other Sides of Gilbert O'Sullivan was released in Japan in 2004 and contained many tracks available on CD for the first time. A series of concerts followed in Japan in June 2004 followed by a 20 date European Tour of the UK, Ireland, Norway and Denmark in November and December. In February 2005 a DVD/CD set of the 2004 Japanese show was released in Japan. Gilbert returned to Japan in June 2005 for a series of 13 shows. Gilbert spent the end of 2005 and the beginning of 2006 recording his next studio album "A Scruff At Heart" which was released in Japan on 25 October 2006.
ln Waterford, O'Sullivan's father worked in a meat factory while his mother ran a sweet shop. In 1958, at the age of 11, he moved with his family to Swindon in England in search of a better life. He attended St. Joseph's Comprehensive school in Swindon. While there he developed an interest in both music and amateur boxing. Musically he began with the guitar and progressed to the piano. In the boxing ring he had nearly 50 bouts. Meanwhile his painting and drawing had won him a place at Swindon Art College. He started there in September 1963. His aim was to be a graphic designer. He played drums in his first group The Doodles and left them to join The Prefects while attending Swindon Art College. It was while at college that he met Rick Davies, who was later a member of Supertramp. While at college he began writing songs and sending out demo tapes, alas they were always returned unopened. The first song he remembers writing was Ready Miss Steady.
After finishing college, O'Sullivan moved to London in 1967 to try and further his musical career. He took a part-time job as a salesman at the C & A department store in Oxford Street. Mike Ward who also worked at C & A, had a contract with CBS and Gilbert went with him one day and played his tapes for some of the CBS executives. Gilbert signed a five year publishing contract with CBS which called for one single a year, and released two singles Disappear/You in 1967 and What Can I Do/You in 1968. Gilbert was disappointed that he was not allowed any input into the arranging or production of the singles. Neither single did well. Disillusioned with CBS, O'Sullivan signed with the Major Minor label and released I Wish I Could Cry/Mr. Moody's Garden in 1969.
O'Sullivan came to the attention of BBC Radio 1 disc jockey, John Peel, who gave him a slot on his radio show Top Gear, little of note resulted, and O'Sullivan spent part of 1969 applying to other record labels and management companies. It was at this time that O'Sullivan formulated his 'Bisto Kid' image; grey flannel suit, flat cap, school boy tie, football socks and hobnail boots. In search of a manager he sent some demo tapes to Gordon Mills, an ex-pop singer and himself a songwriter of repute, who had successfully guided the careers of Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck. Gordon Mills recognised something unique in the young Irishman and signed him for management as well as to a songwriting contract.
O'Sullivan made an irresistible impression with Nothing Rhymed, his first Top 10 hit and an introduction to his witty lyrics and original approach as a singer/songwriter. Signed to MAM Records, the label launched by Gordon Mills, who was also his record producer, great friend and surrogate older brother, O'Sullivan enjoyed four years of major success, incorporating a dozen more hit singles, ten of which reached the UK Top 10, and four Top 5 albums: Himself (1971), Back To Front (1972), I'm A Writer Not A Fighter (1973) and A Stranger In My Own Back Yard (1974).
Both Clair (written about Mills's infant daughter for whom Gilbert occasionally babysat) and Get Down were number one hit singles in Britain, and additionally, Back To Front topped the UK LP chart in 1972, emulating the success of the two million seller Alone Again (Naturally), a six week US chart-topper in 1972. O'Sullivan made his live debut in The National Stadium in Dublin in October of '72. Around this time, the singer jettisoned his so-called "Bisto Kid" image in favour of an endless series of collegiate-styled sweaters embossed with the letter "G". As quickly as O'Sullivan ascended to fame, however, his star began to fall , although singles like Ooh Baby and Happiness Is Me and You continued to chart, they sold increasingly fewer copies, and after 1973 his overseas popularity essentially ceased altogether. At home, he notched his final Top 20 hit with 1975's I Don't Love You But I Think I Like You. After a Greatest Hits album in 1976, and Southpaw in 1977, by which time the hit singles had dried up, disagreements over future direction led to a bitter split between O'Sullivan and Mills, which effectively sidelined the former as a recording artist for five years. The gruelling court case between O'Sullivan and his erstwhile manager, producer, music publisher and record company boss finally gave him control of his own recordings and the copyright in his songs, although it exacted an inevitable toll on his energy and his creativity during it's precedent-setting course.
Gilbert returned to CBS in 1980 and released Off Centre (1980) and Life & Rhymes (1982) but maintained a low profile during much of the 1980s, recharging his batteries and moving to Jersey, where he still lives with his wife and two children. Off Centre provided his 13th UK Top 20 single, What's In A Kiss?, after which legal proceedings monopolised his time. However, he continued writing songs, performing what he called "concepts within four walls" rather than starting back on the road before it was appropriate. He later recalled that the lyrics he wrote during that period were too heavily influenced by his personal emotions - having been extremely close to Mills before their disagreement, he was highly distressed to discover that his dear friend had been guilty of considerable financial greed at Gilbert's expense. Even so, he applied himself to his lonely creativity, working from 9 to 5 each day "just like Goffin & King and people like Neil Sedaka & Howard Greenfield at the Brill Building in New York used to do", although he later confessed "Really, the words were no good, because my mind was cluttered with all the problems". Lyrics have always been O'Sullivan's most unique facet, reflecting what's going on in his mind, and the strain under which he found himself was hardly conducive to much positive artistic or commercial creativity.
The first release for five years was Frobisher Drive and was only available in Germany. The same album with a slightly different track listing was released in the UK in 1989 under the title In The Key Of G, and included So What, his first chart single in almost a decade. Since the low-key comeback, the pace has increased, with five more albums. Gilbert also made a return to live performances in the early nineties, playing regularly in both Europe and Japan. In 1991, Gilbert was again in court, this time he sued American rapper Biz Markie and won the decision after Markie's unauthorized sample of "Alone Again (Naturally)" on his 1991 album I Need a Haircut. A 1992 single, Tomorrow Today had topped the Japanese charts for nine weeks, and this success led to a tour of Japan in early 1993 with his newly formed backing group, during which he recorded and filmed his first ever live album Tomorrow Today. Gilbert's newfound success in Japan led to the Japanese only release of The Little Album (1992) and Rare Tracks (1992). 1993's critical acclaimed Sounds Of The Loop (Daily Telegraph's Record Of The Week) included a duet with the legendary Peggy Lee on Can't Think Straight and even a solo version of the same song in Japanese. This album was recorded almost entirely at his home in Jersey in the Channel Islands.
By Larry (with a similar track listing to the Japanese released The Little Album) was released in 1994. Larry is a famous English cartoonist, much admired by Gilbert. Larry provided original cartoons for the album sleeve and booklet. Every Song Has It's Play was released the following year and was the soundtrack of the semi-autobiographical stage show that Gilbert had acted and sang in, in 1991. Singer Sowing Machine was released in 1997. The title is a humorous reaction by Gilbert to being constantly referred to as a singer/ songwriter. Irlish was released in 2000 and yielded three singles, Have It, Say Goodbye and Two's Company (Three Is Allowed). The album title Irlish, combination of the words Irish and English, appropriate for someone born in Ireland and raised in England. Gilbert's family was part of this migration. In 2001 The Official Gilbert O'Sullivan Website was launched as well as his own record label ByGum Records.
Gilbert continued to tour and he played a series of concerts in Ireland in 2001 and in the UK in 2002 to promote the Irlish album. A new studio album Piano Foreplay followed in 2003. In 2004 Rhino Handmade Records released a 3 CD anthology in the USA of Gilbert's music entitled Caricature: The Box. It contains 73 tracks which span the years 1967-2001. This is the first in-depth survey of Gilbert's lengthy career. It contains numerous singles and B-sides, tracks from 16 of his albums, and five previously unreleased tracks. A b-side collection entitled The Other Sides of Gilbert O'Sullivan was released in Japan in 2004 and contained many tracks available on CD for the first time. A series of concerts followed in Japan in June 2004 followed by a 20 date European Tour of the UK, Ireland, Norway and Denmark in November and December. In February 2005 a DVD/CD set of the 2004 Japanese show was released in Japan. Gilbert returned to Japan in June 2005 for a series of 13 shows. Gilbert spent the end of 2005 and the beginning of 2006 recording his next studio album "A Scruff At Heart" which was released in Japan on 25 October 2006.
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Gilbert O'Sullivan Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Gilbert O'Sullivan:
09. The Niceness of it All Oh, it's the niceness of it all, Baby, it's the niceness…
15 Times Move along, move along, move along Said the man with the…
A Friend Of Mine Good morning Mary Ann And how are you upon this bright And…
A Minute of Your Time I've got a good position here. my boss is proud…
A Sight For Sore Eyes Some stupid guy with his head in the clouds Thinks the…
A Very Extraordinary Sort Of Girl She could take a leaf upon a tree and turn…
A Woman's Place I may be old fashioned So what if I am I'm not…
Ain't No Telling Always when you think about it, nothing goes Quite the way…
All By Myself Having been so long a loner Always coping on my own Girls…
Always Somebody Whatever you are whatever you miss Whatever you're thinking…
Answers On A Postcard I'm lost and all alone what do I do The girl…
Anytime Anytime you need a friend Anytime you're at an end Call on…
Are You Happy You say you got a big house out in the…
As A Rule Now I'm not, I repeat not anyway a prude But the…
As Long as I Can I don't want to live forever, I just want to live…
At Least I'm Honest I'd tell you a lie if I told you that I…
At The Very Mention Of Your Name At the very mention of your name Get shivers down my…
Bear With Me I know that you've enjoyed all the good things Money's given…
Because of You There's never been a time like this before 'cause when I'm…
Break A Leg Met me a girl the other week Long blonde hair…
Break It To Me Gently Look at me, I'm in my glory Like a child, who…
Breakfast Dinner and Tea All I ever get from you is breakfast dinner and…
But I'm Not Don't you ever change your mind Don't you ever be unkind T…
Bye-Bye I've only this to say to you know why Good bye,…
Call On Me When you're feeling blue You don't know what to do Just call…
Came And Went When you needed money You came to me It was…
Came to See Me Yesterday If I ask you politely What it is your going to…
Can I Go With You The day you came my way I was such a fool…
Can't Find My Way Home Nothing You can do or say After the fact Even with experienc…
Can't Get Enough Of You There's nothing in the world that I'd like more Than to…
Can't Get You Out of my Mind You know what's right baby, I know what's wrong, Turn off…
Can't Get You To Love Me I can mark time walk a straight line Grab a mad…
Can't Think Straight Si... Ooh, is Mary there? No, pero Well, if you see Mary Wil…
Can't Think Straight (Duet With Miss Peggy Lee) Hello...Ooh, is Mary there? No, but Well, if you see Mary Wi…
Christmas Song I'm not dreaming of a white Christmas I'm not dreaming of…
Clair Clair The moment I met you, I swear I felt as if…
Claire Claire, the moment I met you I swear I felt as…
Con-lab-lib Well I've been trying to make a living working eight hours…
Dear Dream Dear dream of mine Am I wasting time Thinking that you Will …
Disappear I was asking for a drink last night Never noticing that…
Divorce Irish Style In answer to your question You've made a big mistake…
Doesn't It Make You Sick Heart beat low heat no heat at all Question unanswered and…
Doing the Best I Can I'm doing the best that I can Hiding my head in…
Doing What I Know [Chorus: x2] Sometimes I think I don't know what I'm doing,…
Don't Bother At All Went and left me on my own before Said you don't…
Don't I Know It Don't I know it don't I know it Don't I know…
Down Down Down Little bo peep didn't lose any sleep Trying to make it…
Easier Said Than Done Easier said than done What does it matter where you…
Everybody Knows Everybody knows that the world is round That is everybody 'c…
Fine By Me I'm tired of beating round bushes That don't exist I'm sic…
For What It's Worth I feel so strange here on my own She's out with…
FOR WHAT IT`S WORTH I feel so strange here on my own She's out with…
Forever Wondering I woke up late this morning That's the second lime this…
Get Down Told you once before And I won't tell you no more Get…
Gilbert O'Sullivan Clair, the moment I met you I swear I felt as…
Good Company My doctor told me if my headache gets much worse The…
Gordon Bennett Gordon Bennett Suddenly I've just remembered left my suitcas…
Got To Be That Way Let me take you half way round the world Better still…
Happiness Is Me And You When the evening is over Put your head upon my shoulder And…
Has Been I think a lot about the times when I was…
Have It If you want my love If you really do If you want…
Having Said That I think love is just a load of crap But having…
Heaven's Above Twenty five years I've been on this earth Not forgetting tho…
Heavens Above Twenty five years I've been on this earth Not forgetting th…
Hello It's Goodbye Take off your coat pull up a chair Sit next to…
Help Is On The Way So you want to love me But you don't know why You've…
Hold On To What You Got I've been over and I've been under Been through all kinds…
Hold On To What You've Got I've been over and i've been under Been through all kinds…
Houdini Said Doctor in love who is above All others close to you Is…
How I Say that I Love You When I look back on yesterday And all the songs we…
I Can Give You There are diamonds in this world for a lady If I…
I Didn't Know What To Do I didn't know what to do And I didn't know where…
I Don't Care You tell me you love And then you don't Love me Well I…
I Don't Love You I don't love you but I think I like you…
I Don't Mind I don't mind you calling round on me 'cause I like…
I Don't Trust Men With Earrings In Their Ears If you don't mind me saying so then why do…
I Guess I'll Always Love You I guess Ill always love you I guess Ill always…
I Have My Coat To Keep Me Warm Well I've waited now for what three whole weeks And she…
I Have Never Loved You As Much As Any old time that you're feeling lonely Nothing to do to…
I Hope You'll Stay For those of you leaving to join a hunt The name…
I Love You But I don't love you but I think I like you…
I Of Course Replied Hey pretty baby have you heard the news Somebody stepped up…
I Promise Honest Now that you're gone everything I do seems so wrong Nothing…
I Remember Once I remember once as a boy of nine My sister eating…
I Wish I Could Cry Day by day Someone we really love Seems to feel the pain We'…
I Wonder Would You Mind Did you ever (never) neither have I Well, pardon me for…
I'll Be The Lonely One God speed on your journey overseas Into the path of the…
I'll Believe It When I See It You gave your love so tenderly, Said there could be no…
I'll Believe It When o See It You gave your love so tenderly, Said there could be no…
I'll Guess I'll Always Love You I guess Ill always love you I guess Ill always…
i'll never let you go Ever since the day I saw you come my way, I…
I'm A Writer Not A Fighter If you put me in a ring For a few rounds…
I'm About I don't believe you'd let me down I don't believe…
I'm In Love With You Did you ever tell somebody you're in love Like the way…
I'm Leaving Living in a town that's on the brink of being…
I'm Not Getting Any Younger Since I've known you we've always been together And in that…
I'm Not Too Young I'm not too young to fall in love I'm not…
I've Never Been Short Of A Smile As you know when the girl of your dreams Doesn't seem…
If I Can't Have You All to Mys Having been so long a loner Always coping on my own Girls…
If I Can't Have You All To Myself Having been so long a loner Always coping on my own Girls…
If I Don't Get You I used to sit and watch the stars Especially old Jupiter…
If I Know You You may have given me the breaks, amended all my…
If I Start With The Chorus If I start with the chorus as I progress with…
If You commence before the start If you commence before the start Where do you begin If…
If You Ever If you ever go to school Then you'll know that it's…
If You Love Me Like You Love Me Who can tell when I'm not well And have no place…
In A Nutshell Oh I'll may leave you for just a second Just a…
In Bed By Ten Love peace and understanding makes no difference in the end…
In My Hole Everytime a bell rings I go berserk I climb into my hole And…
In Other Words Well come on everybody it is time we were going I've…
Independent Air Oh no said I don't dare defy my word Don't you…
Intro For those of you leaving to join a hunt The name…
Intro I Hope You'll Stay I hope you'll stay and have a cup of tea Oh…
Introduction Now you've turned me over You're on the other side…
Is it a crime Is it a crime to say I love you A crime…
It Ain't For Me I have not a girl that's mine I have not a…
It's Easy To See When You're Blind It's easy to see when you're blind How walks in…
It's So Easy To Be Sad See the statues in the square They almost look alive It's am…
January Git I still believe in Sunday as being a day of…
Just as You Are You may not be the world's Most beautiful, glittering glamo…
Just Like Me There's a swinging little place On the outskirts of town T…
Live Now Pay Later Give me that money boy and don't look down I'm tired…
Looking I'm looking for a man who knows how to finish Better…
Lost A Friend When you read about somebody special Who has met an untimely…
love being faxed by you Oh what a feeling when you're up all night Get home…
Love I You I don't love you but I think I like you…
Made In Love In the way that the world was flat Long before it…
Make My Day I've never known a girl lovelier than you If I did…
Matrimony I've no wish to hurry you luv But have you seen…
Me Who can tell when I'm not well And have no place…
Miss My Love Today Miss my love today As I miss the stars that shine…
Mr and Mrs Regards Congratulations everyone and two and three and four You've r…
Mr Moody's Garden Every day's a holiday in Mr. Moody's Garden Where little gi…
Mr. Moody's Garden Every day's a holiday in Mr. Moody's Garden Where little gir…
My Advice to You Why do you hurt her When she's in love with you Please…
My Father I shudder to think what my father would think If he…
My Front Door Is I'm doing something I don't understand What I am doing, alth…
My Love And I I have just one regret in life That change I wasted When…
No Matter How I Try No matter how I try I just can't say goodbye No matter…
No More Tried to see you yesterday I had so many things I…
No Telling Why I can see by that look on your face You despise…
Nobody Wants To Know Once I was hailed as a prodigal son In other…
Not In A Million Years Every other morning I lie in bed awake And wonder why the…
Not So Great Britain Take one policeman whose job is tough Investigating a cove…
Not That It Bothers Me I know the difference in our ages Is quite considerable ind…
Nothing Rhymed If I give up the seat I've been saving To some…
Nothing To Do About Much I don't know why I came here on my own There's…
Nothing to Fear Love your music and love the songs Only query, don't…
Now Matter How I Try No matter how I try I just can't say goodbye No matter…
Number 4 Number 4 In the beginning There was one Himself had just beg…
Ohh Wakka Doo Wakka Day I want to tell you, I might as well do About…
Ooh Baby Ooh baby your love is so bad You baby you´re driving…
OoH Wakka Doo Wakka Day I want to tell you, I might as well do About…
Ooh-Wakka-Doo-Wakka Day I want to tell you, I might as well do About a…
Ooh-Wakka-Doo-Wakka-Day I want to tell you, I might as well do About…
Or so they say I've never been able To stand on a table Without using both…
Our Own Baby We both know each other for welt over a year, During…
Out Of The Question One minute you say you will And the next you…
Outro Ladies and Gentlemen And those of you who've spent money Buy…
Passport Photos I really love you baby When I need a laugh I check…
Permissive Twit Oh Heave help our Linda She's really done it now What's mo…
Please Don't Let My Weakness Show I don't know what else to say I'd thought we were…
Pretty Polly Pretty Polly what have you done to your hair Keeping…
Save It Save it for your children This love that you have got Forg…
Say Goodbye Say goodbye say good morning Say good evening and good noon…
Say Ireland When words fail you don't say why say Ireland say…
Sex Appeal And I don't know why some have more I only…
Showbiz Well here we are and here we go Up the hill…
Shy Oh, every time I pass you I'm Inclined to look away I…
So What Oh I was born and raised in Alabam Well it sounds…
Solo otra vez In a little while from now If I′m not feeling any…
Sometimes Sometimes when I am lonely And I need some love and…
Stick In The Mud Roll out the barrel bring in the beer Hell bent for…
Susan Van Heusen Little Susan Van Heusen was present When her father decided…
TAKING A CHANCE I wanted to give her my heart But as the doctor…
Tell Me Why I don't want you hanging round outside my door I don't…
That's That's Oh! come now boys don't give me that I've had…
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Doug Basmajian
I play this album on vinyl very often. It is so great. Very under appreciated musician.
Rhona Connor
I loved this album
Giorgio Ricapito
I loved this album...forever in my heart. since 1973
ian whitehead
I grew up listening to this wonderful album. Gilbert O' Sullivan at his very best.☺
InflatablePlane
What a golden voice!!! Sweetened with some double tracking. Does anyone even do that anymore?!!!
Marley Pumpkin
Albums are made on computers now.
chris james
Genius of the music world
robert tobias
how my dear parents loved to listen to this on the car cassette in the summer of 1973. So too 'Himself'.
Katherine Hollada
love Gilbert!
Riny de Bock
I hope you’ll sing fore many years.Thanks