Clodagh Rodgers - Everybody Go Home The Party's Over album

Track taken from the best of cd and a request from Novasmormor so here it is hope you enjoy it.

Текст песни Clodagh Rodgers – "Everybody Go Home The Party's Over". The Party Is Over, The party lights.

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Everybody Go Home the Party's Over. Come Back And Shake Me. RCA. 1996. You Are My Music: The Best of Clodagh Rodgers. 1970: A Time To Remember The Classic Years. Come Back & Shake Me: Kenny Young Years 1969-71.

Album · 1996 · 22 Songs. Best Of Clodagh Rodgers. Listen on Apple Music. Everybody Go Home the Party's Over. 16. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow. 17. What In the World.

com/watch?v ToV-cys29TQ. G D A C G A Stop party lights stop flashing and shining G D A C G A Baubles and bells stop bursting and shining. G D F C D Everybody go home the party is over G D F C Everybody go home it's the time of the night turn out the light. D D Stop the music and dancing and the wine from flowing. G D F C D Everybody go home the party is over G D F C D Everybody go home before I cry on your shoulder. G D A C G A To give and to get was so satisfying G D A C G A Forgive and forget I mustn't stop trying

The Party Is Over Everybody g. .on before i cry On your shoulders To give and to get, whats so satisfiying Forgive and forget, and mustnt stop trying x1 Everybody go home. Reportar un problema. Writer(s): Kenny Young.

Clodagh Rodgers (born 5 March 1947) is a singer and actress from Northern Ireland, best known for her hit singles including "Come Back and Shake Me", "Goodnight Midnight", and "Jack in the Box". Born Young wrote and produced many of these songs. She also recorded "Scrapbook," penned by Billy Ritchie, which appeared on her 1969 album Midnight Clodagh. In 1970 she recorded "Give Me Just a Little More Line" with Young under the name Moonshine; though it enjoyed moderate success, it failed to chart.