1. The Toy Dolls are a British punk rock band. They formed in 1979, playing their first ever gig at Millview Social Club, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, UK, on 20 October 1979. After a couple of gigs, vocalist Pete Zulu left to form his own band. He was replaced by Paul "Hud" Hudson, who himself left after a single gig, leaving Toy Dolls as a trio with guitarist Michael "Olga" Algar to assume vocal duties. This was just the start of the revolving door of drummers and bassists that would characterize the Toy Dolls line-up over the years.
They quickly built up a local fan base and were initially grouped with the Oi! scene that was emerging at the time, although many would say that despite having the singalong choruses that are typical of Oi!, they are better classified as pop punk. Another reason they are associated with Oi! is that they were championed by Garry Bushell who was heavily involved with Oi! bands such as The Angelic Upstarts. In 1980 a local businessman financed their debut single, "Tommy Kowey's Car" with "She Goes to Finos" on the B-side. The single quickly sold out its initial 500 pressing but the band couldn't afford to press any more, making the single a collector's item.
In 1983, they released their debut album Dig That Groove Baby, by which time with Bushell's help they were beginning to attract national press attention, and in 1984 they burst into the charts with their punk rendition of "Nellie the Elephant", a classic children's song, which reached #4 in the UK charts and stayed in the Top 100 for no less than 12 weeks.
The Toy Dolls have since changed their lineup and record labels, establishing and cultivating fan bases in Europe, America and Japan, continuing to release new singles and albums.
More information at http://www.thetoydolls.com
2. The Toy Dolls were a female vocal group from the early 1960s that released one single in 1962, Little Tin Soldier / Fly Away.
The Waltz
The Toy Dolls Lyrics
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Is this just a dream come true
an anniversary wish for you
millions of heartaches and a few little tears.
May I always listen to the anniversary waltz with you
The Toy Dolls's song The Waltz is a love song that expresses the desire to share the beautiful moments of life with the loved one. It is an anniversary wish for a long and happy journey together, free from heartaches and tears. The lyrics convey the importance of this special bond and the joy of having found someone with whom to share life's beautiful moments.
The song begins with the poetic expression of desire to "always listen to the anniversary waltz with you." The waltz symbolizes the beautiful moments of life, and the desire to share them with someone who is special. The second line, "Is this just a dream come true," expresses the overwhelming feeling of happiness and disbelief at having found someone so remarkable.
The following lines express the longing for a future filled with joy and happiness. The singer wishes for "all future years" to be free from "millions of heartaches and a few little tears," expressing a hope that the relationship will continue to be joyful and loving forever.
In total, The Waltz is a beautiful expression of love and commitment, and it is sure to touch the hearts of anyone who has ever been in love.
Line by Line Meaning
May I always listen to the anniversary waltz with you
I hope that we will always be together and able to dance to the anniversary waltz.
Is this just a dream come true
I can't believe how perfect this moment is, it feels like a dream.
an anniversary wish for you
I hope this anniversary is everything you've ever wished for and more.
May this be the answer to all future years
I hope that this moment will be a foundation for a bright future together.
millions of heartaches and a few little tears.
I know that life won't always be easy, but I hope when tough times come, we can get through them together.
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