Frog
Once upon a time,
on a quiet summer's evening an old man
was rowing an old boat across an ancient lake
A little frog jumped up onto the end of
the boat, and the frog said to the old man:
"Old man, if you kiss me,
I will turn into a beautiful young
princess and you can do whatever you want with me."
And the old man smiled at the frog and kept
on rowing his old boat across the ancient lake
And the frog said again:
"Old man, if you kiss me I will turn into a beautiful
young princess and you can do whatever you want with me."
And the old man smiled and looked at the frog and
carried on rowing his old boat across the ancient lake
(You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends)
And there was a long silence while the guitar played
(You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends)
The frog said to the old man: "Old man, why won't you kiss me?"
The old man looked at the frog and stopped rowing his old boat across
the ancient lake, put his hands in the air and shrugged his
shoulders and said: "At my age I'd rather have a talking frog."
You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends
on a quiet summer's evening an old man
was rowing an old boat across an ancient lake
A little frog jumped up onto the end of
the boat, and the frog said to the old man:
"Old man, if you kiss me,
I will turn into a beautiful young
princess and you can do whatever you want with me."
And the old man smiled at the frog and kept
on rowing his old boat across the ancient lake
And the frog said again:
"Old man, if you kiss me I will turn into a beautiful
young princess and you can do whatever you want with me."
And the old man smiled and looked at the frog and
carried on rowing his old boat across the ancient lake
(You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends)
And there was a long silence while the guitar played
(You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends)
The frog said to the old man: "Old man, why won't you kiss me?"
The old man looked at the frog and stopped rowing his old boat across
the ancient lake, put his hands in the air and shrugged his
shoulders and said: "At my age I'd rather have a talking frog."
You can make a dear friends, you can make a dear friends
Credits
Writer(s): Manfred Mann
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Link
Other Album Tracks
Altri album
- 5-4-3-2-1 Live!
- Radio Days, Vol. 1: Manfred Mann Chapter One (The Paul Jones Era)
- Radio Days, Vol. 2: Manfred Mann Chapter Two (The Mike D'abo Era)
- Pretty Flamingos
- Groovin' with Manfred Mann
- Five Faces Of Manfred Mann
- Lone Arranger
- Lone Arranger (Deluxe Edition)
- Questions (Karaoke Version) [Originally Performed By Manfred Mann's Earth Band]
- Manfred Mann - Down the Road Apiece (Their EMI Recordings 1963-1966)
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