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Who's diggin' "The Stunt Man", eh, eh, eh? Love it! Awesome score that I've wanted for years. And it's possessed. It won't stop playing itself in my CD player.
Thanks, Intrada!
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May 2, 2008 - 5:59 PM
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Wedge
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Also great is the vocal version of the second theme, sung by Dusty Springfield. I would love to have the complete lyrics. "What good are your dreams in a world where nothing is what it seems ?"
There wasn't room for these in the booklet, but your wish is my command! I'll throw in the lyrics for "An Unmarried Woman" as well, although the Gimbel-penned lyrics for The Stunt Man's "Bits & Pieces" are the real gem, IMO. (These are just my own transcriptions, BTW, so any errors are entirely mine.)
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"Bits And Pieces"
Music by Dominic Frontiere
Lyrics by Norman Gimbel
Out of nowhere into sight
Out of darkness into light
You come running, pushing time
Out of reason, out of rhyme
Bits and pieces of your past
Cling like shadows to your heels
And your heart is learning fast
How it feels
With your secrets in your eyes
And your feelings in disguise
You come running in your fright
Seeking shelter from the night
And you search each passing face
For a sign someone could care
But they rush back in their race
To nowhere
CHORUS:
And you watch and wonder where you belong
And the crowd, it moves and takes you along
And the colors splash and repaint your sky
And reality is yours to deny
And you look for someone your arms can hold
Who will let you tell what begs to be told
And you ask yourself, what good are your dreams
In a world where nothing is what it seems
Bits and pieces of your past
Chill your soul like winter rain
But the time will come at last
When a love will ease your pain
If you let me, I will try
If you love me, I'll be near
If you let me, when you cry
I will hear
REPEAT CHORUS (2x)
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"An Unmarried Woman"
Music by Bill Conti
Lyrics by Michelle Wiley
I'm off and running now
Back in the race somehow
Living the single life
Not as man and wife
Searching for something new
That's what I'm gonna do
This lady's unattached
Not looking for a match
I live too comfortably
In conformity
But changes start to show
Unmarried women know
You've got to stand alone
Make choices of your own
Forget that wedding gown
Don't let 'em put you down
Get out and dance and sing
See what tomorrow brings
Baby, spread your wings
I'm off and running now
Back in the race somehow
My heart will have to mend
I'll begin again
I'll change my point of view
That's what I'm gonna do
'Cause you've got to stand alone
Make choices of your own
Forget that wedding gown
Don't let 'em put you down
Get out and dance and sing
See what tomorrow brings
Baby, spread your wings
Now...
I'm gonna make it now
(Unmarried women can)
Gonna make it
(Unmarried women can)
ETC.
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Has anyone noticed that booklet's 11th page has a wrong page number - 15.
No, I really hadn't. I'm not that... retent- er, attentive.
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I recently traded for a used copy of this and noticed that on The Stuntman the End Title is track 5, the Main Title is track 10, and the "Main Theme" is track 8! I don't suppose anyone has figured out a chronological order for this LP program?
Yavar
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