 Genius Lyrics
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Simon & Garfunkel – Bookends
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Time it was / And what a time it was / It was a time of innocence / A time of confidences / Long ago, it must be / I have a photograph / Preserve your memories / They're all that's
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Simon & Garfunkel – Bookends Theme (Reprise)
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This song was featured on the 1968 album by the duo named Bookends. It is a continuation of the previous song, “Old Friends” and similarly reflective in style.
The song was
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Simon & Garfunkel – Old friend/ bookends
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Old friends / Old friends / Sat on their park bench / Like bookends / A newspaper blown through the grass / Falls on the round toes / Of the high shoes / Of the old friends / Old
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Simon & Garfunkel – Old Friends
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[Verse 1: Paul Simon] / Old friends / Old friends / Sat on their park bench like bookends / A newspaper blown through the grass / Falls on the round toes of the high shoes / Of the
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Simon & Garfunkel – Voices of Old People
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Man 1: I got little in this world. I give honesty without regret. One hundred dollars for that picture. I remember taking a picture with... / Woman 1: Ooh! Let me show you. Let me
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Simon & Garfunkel – Overs
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[Verse 1: Paul Simon] / Why don't we stop fooling ourselves? / The game is over, over, over / No good times, no bad times / There's no times at all / Just The New York Times
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Simon & Garfunkel – America
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“America”, written by Paul Simon, is a song recorded by Simon & Garfunkel. It was included in their album Bookends, released on 3 April 1968, and is notable as one of the few rock
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Simon & Garfunkel – Old Friends - Demo
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Old friends / Old friends / Sat on their park bench like bookends / A newspaper blown through the grass / Falls on the round toes / Of the high shoes / Of the old friends / Old
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Simon & Garfunkel – Bookends Theme
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[Instrumental]
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Simon & Garfunkel – Fakin' It
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“Fakin' It” was one of Simon’s and Garfunkel’s single releases in 1967. Its B-side was “You Don’t Know Where Your Interest Lies,” the duo’s only non-LP track which made its album
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Sutton Foster (Ft. Megan McGinnis) – Old Friends / Bookends
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[Both, Sutton Foster, Megan McGinnis] / Old friends / Old friends / Sat on their park bench like bookends / The newspaper blown through the grass / The newspaper falls on the round
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Simon & Garfunkel – Punky's Dilemma
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[Verse 1] / Wish I was a Kellogg's Cornflake / Floatin' in my bowl, takin' movies / Relaxin' awhile, livin' in style / Talkin' to a raisin who occasionally plays L.A / Casually
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Simon & Garfunkel – A Hazy Shade of Winter
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“A Hazy Shade of Winter” is a song written by Paul Simon, recorded and released by Simon & Garfunkel in 1966, and then included on their 1968 album, Bookends (although it also
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Marissa Nadler – Old Friends/Bookends
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Old friends, old friends / Sat on their park bench like bookends / A newspaper blowin' through the grass / Falls on the round toes on the high shoes of the old friends / Old
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Simon & Garfunkel – Mrs. Robinson
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During the filming of the 1967 film The Graduate, director Mike Nichols, who had become a fan of Simon & Garfunkel’s work, asked for permission to use their music in the soundtrack
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Simon & Garfunkel – Old Friends Samples
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See all of “Old Friends” by Simon & Garfunkel’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Simon & Garfunkel – At the Zoo
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“At the Zoo” tells the story of a trip to NYC’s Central Park Zoo, where the narrator characterizes the animals in playful ways. The song was meant to be included in The Graduate
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Simon & Garfunkel – Save the Life of My Child
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[Verse 1] / "Good God! Don't jump!" A boy sat on the ledge / An old man who had fainted was revived (He's alright) / And everyone agreed it would be a miracle indeed / If the boy
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