Even though we ain't got money
Steve or Peggy Elliott
hnp...@aol.com wrote:
>
> Help. Who wrote and what is the proper song title to the song with the
> lyrics "even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey"?
> Thank you for your attention
That is "Danny's Song" by Kenny Loggins (Loggins and Messina, actually
recorded it, as did Anne Murray).
Steve
hnp...@aol.com
Gary McGill
Annie's Song-anne Murray
g.
Linda King-O'seland
Gary McGill <gmc...@multiboard.com> wrote in article
<57hncf$k...@nr1.toronto.istar.net>...
The original of this was titled "Danny's Song" and was done by Kenny
Loggins in 1969(?). Anne Murray later did part of it, if I remember
correctly she replaced a verse and possibly left another out.
Linda K.
Blair F. Pemberton
In article <01bbdcbc$7017f040$594f...@205.240.79.1.netsites.net>, "Linda
King-O'seland" <p...@cynosure.netsites.net> wrote:
> Gary McGill <gmc...@multiboard.com> wrote in article
> <57hncf$k...@nr1.toronto.istar.net>...
> > hnp...@aol.com wrote:
> > >
> > > Help. Who wrote and what is the proper song title to the song with the
> > > lyrics "even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey"?
And in the mornin, when I rise,
She brings a tear of joy to my eyes
and everything, everything is gonna be alright.....
Something like that.
Marc S. Glasser
Gary McGill wrote:
>
> hnp...@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > Help. Who wrote and what is the proper song title to the song with the
> > lyrics "even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey"?
>
> Annie's Song-anne Murray
> g.
Not quite. It's "Danny's Song", not "Annie's Song".
"Annie's Song" was the John Denver one that begins "You fill up my
senses...".
"Danny's Song" was written by Kenny Loggins in honor of his brother's
impending fatherhood. First verse begins "People smile and tell me I'm
the lucky one. We've just begun; think I'm gonna have a son." and the
chorus is as quoted above. Loggins performed it, with Jim Messina
SITTIN' IN, on the album of that title, and Anne Murray did the cover
which became the hit. (I prefer Ms. Murray's arrangement, but resent
her only including two of the four verses.)
There will be a short quiz on this material next week.
Happy Thanksgiving, and keep on singing,
<-----11-27-1996-----MSG----->
Marc S. Glasser
ca...@nycmetro.com
Larry Prather
Gary McGill wrote:
>
> hnp...@aol.com wrote:
> >
> > Help. Who wrote and what is the proper song title to the song with the
> > lyrics "even though we ain't got money, I'm so in love with you honey"?
> > Thank you for your attention
>
> Annie's Song-anne Murray
The song title is right and Anne Murray did cover it but Kenny Loggins
Wrote it
Even though we don't have money
I'm still in love with you honey
Gary McGill
> Not quite. It's "Danny's Song", not "Annie's Song".
>
> "Annie's Song" was the John Denver one that begins "You fill up my
> senses...".
-must be that mental block about John Denver...
Guitar hero Lenny Breau played on that Anne Murray session, too.
Nuts.
I'll getcha nextime...
> "Danny's Song" was written by Kenny Loggins in honor of his brother's
> impending fatherhood. First verse begins "People smile and tell me I'm
> the lucky one. We've just begun; think I'm gonna have a son." and the
> chorus is as quoted above. Loggins performed it, with Jim Messina
> SITTIN' IN, on the album of that title, and Anne Murray did the cover
> which became the hit. (I prefer Ms. Murray's arrangement, but resent
> her only including two of the four verses.)
>
> There will be a short quiz on this material next week.
Good gravy! I won't be here then. I'm deathly afraid.
g.
Will anyone trust me after this?