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Dire Straits – Water of Love
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A song about the pain of a failed relationship, and disguised as a beautiful love song.
– Saba with Glass of Red Wine by Fabian Perez
Knopfler said this was written out of pain
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Dire Straits – Water of Love (Live at the BBC)
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High and dry in the long hot day / Lost and lonely every way / Got the flats all around me sky up above / Yes I need a little water of love / I've been too long lonely and my heart
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Genius Editors – Building Your Valentine's Day Playlist
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We created this page to help you build your own perfect Valentine’s Day playlist. Everyone has their own tastes in music, and only you know what you want to express to your
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Dire Straits – Down to the Waterline
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[Instrumental intro 0:00-1:07] / [Verse 1] / Sweet surrender on the Quayside / You remember we used to run and hide / In the shadow of the cargoes / I take you one at a time / And
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Dire Straits – What’s the Matter, Baby?
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There's a shadow hanging over the valley / Total eclipse of the moon / Closing up the gates of the city / The wind, it plays a wild tune / Don't you put the lock on the window
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Dire Straits – What’s the Matter, Baby?
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There's a shadow hanging over the valley / Total eclipse of the moon / Closing up the gates of the city / The wind, it plays a wild tune / Don't you put the lock on the window
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Dire Straits – Wild West End (Live at the BBC)
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Stepping out to Angellucci's for my coffee beans / Checking out the movies and the magazines / Waitress she watches me crossing from the Barocco Bar / I'm getting a pickup for my
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Dire Straits – Sultans of Swing
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“Sultans of Swing” by Mark Knopfler appears on the self-titled Dire Straits album – 1978. It’s a story song, told as a second person narrative about the London Jazz experience and
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Dire Straits – Industrial Disease
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This is the third track on Dire Straits' 1982 album “Love Over Gold.” This is also the first song on the vinyl album’s B-side. It’s storytelling format closely resembles that of
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Dire Straits – Money for Nothing
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The most successful Dire Straits single, “Money for Nothing” is inspired by Mark Knopfler listening to a man complaining about the musicians that emerged in the 1980s.
The song
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Dire Straits – What’s the Matter, Baby? (Live at the BBC)
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There's a shadow hanging over the valley / Total eclipse of the moon / Closing up the gates of the city / The wind plays a wild storm / Don't you put the lock upon the window / Don
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Dire Straits – Down to the Waterline (Live at the BBC)
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Sweet surrender on the quayside / You remember, we used to run and hide / In the shadow of the cargoes I'll take you one time / And we're counting all the numbers down to the
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Dire Straits – Wild West End
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This song is all about the lifestyle in the West End of London, a fashionable area of London also popular with tourists.
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Dire Straits – Sultans of Swing (Live at the BBC)
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You get a shiver in the dark / It's raining in the park but meantime / South of the river you stop and you hold everything / A band is blowing Dixie double four time / You feel
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Dire Straits – Six Blade Knife (Live at the BBC)
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Your six blade knife - do anything for you / Anything you want it to / One blade - breaking my heart / One blade - tearing me apart / Your six blade knife - do anything for you
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Dire Straits – Eastbound Train
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[Intro] / (Get it!) / [Verse 1] / It was at New Cross Station, I was going on home / Saw you get your ticket, standing on your own / Here come the train about-a 02:44 / I couldn't
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Dire Straits – Hand in Hand
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[Chorus 1] / The sky is crying the streets are full of tears / Rain come down wash away my fears / And all this writing on the wall / Oh I can read between the lines / [Bridge
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Marcel-Chaplin
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Marcel-Chaplin is keeping quiet for now
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Dire Straits – It Never Rains
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[Verse 1] / I hear the Seven Deadly Sins / And the Terrible Twins came to call on you / The bigger they are, baby / The harder they fall on you / And you, you're always the same
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