All Bobby Darin Lyrics (en) Total 328
Bobby Darin - That's How It Went, All RightListen, all you people Listen, though it's hard I'm gonna give you a word of advice I ain't gonna say it twice 'Cause it's definitely not nice Okay,
Bobby Darin - My First Night{Verse 1} There is an aching in my head From the bed I can't get used to It's these hours in the dark I dread As I spend my first night without you
Bobby Darin - I Used To Think It Was Easy{Verse 1} When the sun is hot, and my old lady's not I just fall out my door You know, I've been asking myself a long time Pain, I've been through all this
Bobby Darin - Let It Be Me{Chorus} Each time we meet, love I find complete love Without your sweet love What would life be? {Verse 1} I bless the day I found you I
Bobby Darin - Shipmates in Cheyenne{Verse 1} Shipmates in Cheyenne And raindrops in Cryin' {?} The dreams of an old, old man Candles and church bells And laughter and farewells
Bobby Darin - I've Already Stayed Too Long{Intro} Let me feel your gentle fingers Runnin' through my hair again Help me to memorise the way your body feels And the fragrance of your skin
Bobby Darin - Silent Night, Holy NightSilent night, holy night All is calm, all is bright Round yon virgin mother and child Holy infant, so tender and mild Sleep in heavenly peace Sleep in heavenly peace
Bobby Darin - While Shepherds Watched Their FlocksWhile shepherds watched their flocks by night All seated on the ground The angel of the Lord came down And glory shone around And glory shone around To you in
Bobby Darin - You Never CalledSat by the phone just awaiting for your call Sat all alone, there was no one home at all Waiting to hear just your footsteps in the hall But you never called, oh oh, oh no
Bobby Darin - All the Way HomeWe walked slow and hand in hand All the way Stealin' kisses in the dark All the way Honey, I gotta hand it to you You made me wanna shout hallelujah! All the way,
Bobby Darin - Light BlueLight blue... getting darker everyday Light blue... adding deeper tones of gray What I wanna know How long ya gonna be this way? Black road... I cannot see no end in
Bobby Darin - Hello SunshineCatch a rainbow Make the rain go 'way Hello sunshine Ain't this one fine day I'm connected so low I can hear the grass growin' Under my feet Doing
Bobby Darin - Who Can I Count On?It's all about you It's all about you, baby It's all about you It's all about you Yesterday, you asked me something I thought you knew So I told you
Bobby Darin - Under Your Spell AgainYou've got me Under your spell again Saying those things again Making me believe That you're just mine You've got me Dreaming those dreams again
Bobby Darin - Don't Make PromisesIt seems the songs we're singing Are all about tomorrow Tunes of promises you can't keep Every moment bringing A love I can only borrow You're telling me lies in
Bobby Darin - Green, GreenGreen, green, it's green they say On the far side of the hill Green, green, I'm going away To where the grass is greener still Green, green, it's green they
Bobby Darin - AbileneAbilene, Abilene Prettiest town I ever seen Women there don't treat you mean In Abilene, my Abilene I sit alone most every night Watchin' those freight trains
Bobby Darin - The End of the WorldWhy does the sun go on shining Why does the sea rush to shore Don't they know it's the end of the world Cause you don't love me anymore Why do the birds go on
Bobby Darin - Please Help Me, I'm FallingFallin, fallin'! Please help me, I'm fallin' In love with you; Close the door to temptation Don't let me walk through! Turn away from me, darlin'
Bobby Darin - After TodayAfter today Nothing will be The same again After today I'll make my claim to fame And then The grass will be greener And the air will be cleaner And
Bobby Darin - Where Are the WordsGraceful Slender Gentle Tender Where are the words That describe her? Angel Lover I discover There are no words That describe her Easier
Bobby Darin - Back Street GirlI don't want you to be high I don't want you to be down Don't want to tell you no lie Just want you to be around Please come right up to my ears You will be
Bobby Darin - It's TodayPass the peanuts Get the ice out Roll the rug up It's today Though it may not be anyone's birthday And though it's far from the first of the year I
Bobby Darin - Settle DownWell, I'm going down that highway Going to another town And if I ever find what I'm looking for Well then maybe I'll settle down Why don't you help me
Bobby Darin - Greenback DollarSome people say i'm a no-count Others say i'm no good But i'm just a natural born travelling man Doing what i think i should, oh yeah Doing what i think i should
Bobby Darin - Walk Right InWalk right in Sit right down Daddy let your mind roll on Walk right in Sit right down Daddy let your mind roll on You know that everybody's talking About
Bobby Darin - Be Honest With MeBe honest with me, dear, whatever you do Remember you're mine, dear, so always be true Wherever you wander, on land or on sea If you really love me, be honest with me My
Bobby Darin - Hey Magic ManHey, magic man Come when you can I have a plan If you're willing Come, show your face Any old place You can erase All this killing One hundred
Bobby Darin - Water Color CanvasMarried in the darkness on the evenin' of the mornin' we first met Laughin', jokin', lovin', smokin' Honey, I can taste you yet Traffic makin' music while
Bobby Darin - Distractions, Pt. 1I'm sitting by the window Trying to write a song Gotta do another album Before too long Girl across the alley Shows up with no clothes on Well i try not to look
Bobby Darin
Bobby Darin, born Walden Robert Cassotto on May 14, 1936, in the East Harlem neighborhood of New York City, was a talented musician, actor, and activist. Raised by his grandmother, who he believed was his mother for much of his life, Bobby discovered his passion for music at a young age. By his teenage years, he was proficient in playing multiple instruments and eventually pursued a career in the entertainment industry.
After graduating from the Bronx High School of Science, Bobby briefly attended college before dropping out to focus on his acting career. In 1955, he formed a songwriting partnership with Don Kirshner and signed a record deal with Decca Records. However, it wasn't until 1958 that Bobby's career took off with the release of his hit song "Splish Splash" followed by "Dream Lover" in 1959.
In 1960, Bobby achieved tremendous success with his rendition of "Mack the Knife," which won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year and Best New Artist. Throughout the 1960s, he continued to release chart-topping hits and also ventured into acting, receiving critical acclaim for his performances in films and television shows.
Bobby's life took a tragic turn in 1968 when he witnessed the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, whom he had been supporting during his presidential campaign. Shortly after this traumatic event, Bobby learned the truth about his biological parentage from his birth mother, Nina. This revelation, along with the loss of his close friend Bobby Kennedy, deeply impacted Bobby and led him to retreat from the public eye for a period of time.
In the early 1970s, Bobby made a comeback with his own TV show and continued to showcase his musical talents. However, his health began to deteriorate, and he underwent multiple open-heart surgeries. Tragically, Bobby Darin passed away on December 20, 1973, at the young age of 37.
Despite his untimely death, Bobby Darin's legacy lives on through his timeless music, impactful performances, and dedication to social and political causes. He will always be remembered as a multi-talented artist who left a lasting mark on the entertainment industry and beyond.
After graduating from the Bronx High School of Science, Bobby briefly attended college before dropping out to focus on his acting career. In 1955, he formed a songwriting partnership with Don Kirshner and signed a record deal with Decca Records. However, it wasn't until 1958 that Bobby's career took off with the release of his hit song "Splish Splash" followed by "Dream Lover" in 1959.
In 1960, Bobby achieved tremendous success with his rendition of "Mack the Knife," which won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year and Best New Artist. Throughout the 1960s, he continued to release chart-topping hits and also ventured into acting, receiving critical acclaim for his performances in films and television shows.
Bobby's life took a tragic turn in 1968 when he witnessed the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, whom he had been supporting during his presidential campaign. Shortly after this traumatic event, Bobby learned the truth about his biological parentage from his birth mother, Nina. This revelation, along with the loss of his close friend Bobby Kennedy, deeply impacted Bobby and led him to retreat from the public eye for a period of time.
In the early 1970s, Bobby made a comeback with his own TV show and continued to showcase his musical talents. However, his health began to deteriorate, and he underwent multiple open-heart surgeries. Tragically, Bobby Darin passed away on December 20, 1973, at the young age of 37.
Despite his untimely death, Bobby Darin's legacy lives on through his timeless music, impactful performances, and dedication to social and political causes. He will always be remembered as a multi-talented artist who left a lasting mark on the entertainment industry and beyond.