Meet Me at No Special Place - Nat King

Meet Me at No Special Place

 

Music written by: J. Russel Robinson
Lyrics written by: Harry Pyle, Arthur Terker

Meet Me at No Special Place Lyrics

Baby, we two can't get along
I'm never right, you're never wrong
So meet me at no special place
And I'll be there at no particular time

Baby, it just ain't common sense
Mixin' up love with arguments
So meet me at no special place
And I'll be there at no particular time

I'm all fed up on stormy weather
I'm going where it's June
Here's hopin' I see you never
'Cause if I do, that will be too soon

Now that I've put my heart on ice
Missing you will seem paradise
So meet me at no special place
And I'll be there at no particular time

You'd better bring along your glasses
In case I'm hard to find
You'll wish you could see before you
As clearly as you can see behind

You can turn back in retrospect
Of the times you stuck out your neck
So meet me at no special place
And I'll be there at no particular time

All we do is make up
Then quarrel all over again
But this is it the breakup
From now on, you knew me when

So meet me at no special place
And I'll be there at no particular time

Meet Me at No Special Place Singers

1. The King Cole Trio (billboard hit) April 1947 (First recording on January 21, 1947)

2. The Five Kings March 1947 (First release) 3. Ray McKinley and His Orchestra - Vocal by Ray McKinley April 1947 4. Ray Anthony and His Orchestra April 1947 5. Joe Mooney Quartet May 1947 6. Tony Pastor and His Orchestra May 1947 7. Count Basie and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Ann Baker May 1947 8. Dakota Staton - Orchestra conducted by Benny Carter January 1961 9. Freddy Cole 1996 10. John Pizzarelli September 1999 11. John Harkins December 2006 12. Antoinette Montague February 9, 2010 13. Jerry Costanzo 2013 14. Hugh Coltman August 28, 2015 15. Nicki Parrott March 15, 2017.


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To My Sorrow - Eddy Arnold

To My Sorrow

 

Written by: Vic McAlpin

To My Sorrow Lyrics

To my sorrow I loved you only
Cause you told me your heart was true
Then you left me to love another
To my sorrow I trusted you

Only time can heal this longing in my heart dear
And somebody else may help me to forget
I should hate you for all these heartaches
But to my sorrow I love you yet

To my sorrow you made a vow dear
And you promised to never go
Now your promise and vows are broken
Why I love you I'll never know

Maybe someday when your head has turned to silver
You'll be sorry that you said we had to part
Though I'm smiling inside I'm crying
Cause to my sorrow you're in my heart

To My Sorrow Singers

1. Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys (billboard hit) October 1947 (First recording on September 24, 1946).

2. Ferlin Husky May 1959 3. Nat Stuckey September 1968 4. Johnny Duncan July 1969.

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What is Life Without Love - Eddy Arnold

What is Life Without Love

 

What is Life Without Love Lyrics

What is life without love
What is love without you
Why dream if they never come true
Why try to go on
When your only hopes are gone
Darlin', what is life without love

Somehow I can't forget
The first day that we met
You were something from heaven above
Now I'm asking you sweetheart
And it's straight from my heart
Darlin', what is life without love

All alone how I yearn
That someday you'll return
And be true as the stars up above
If you'll only say you'll try
Then I'll be satisfied
Darlin', what is life without love

What is Life Without Love Singers

Eddy Arnold (billboard hit) 1947.

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It's a Sin - Eddy Arnold

It's a Sin

 

Written by: Zeb Turner, Fred Rose

It's a Sin Lyrics

It's a sin my darling how I love you
Because I know our love can never be
It's a sin to keep this mem'ry of you
When silence proves that you've forgotten me

The dream I built for us has tumbled
Each promise broken like my heart
It's a sin my darling how I love you
So much in love and yet so far apart

It's a sin to hide behind this heartache
To make believe that I've found someone new
It's a sin to say that I don't miss you
When people know I'm still in love with you

I'm sure you're happy with another
Who shares the love I couldn't win
Why pretend that I can't live without you
When deep inside I know that it's a sin

It's a Sin Singers

1. Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys (billboard hit) April 1947.

2. Smokey Roberts - 101 Ranch Boys 1947 3. Kate Smith May 1948 4. Ivory Joe Hunter October 1950 5. Al Morgan May 1951 6. Sons of the Pioneers August 1957 7. George Morgan August 1957 8. Bill Haley and His Comets December 23, 1957 9. Finn and His Rock Ramblers 1958 10. Lydia and Her Melody Strings 1959 11. Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires May 19, 1961 12. The Lennon Sisters - Orchestra conducted by Billy Vaughn October 1961 13. Slim Whitman October 1961 14. Don Gibson June 1962 15. George Jones 1962 16. Al Martino June 1963 17. Hank Locklin 1965 18. Bob Luman July 1966 19. Marty Robbins December 31, 1968 20. Dottie West May 1969 21. Carl Smith November 1969 22. Victor Wood 1973 23. Willie Nelson July 4, 1995 24. Irene van Hemert 1998 25. Jerry Hanlon and The Heggarty Twins 2008 26. Alejandro Escovedo June 4, 2013.

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That's My Desire - Frankie Laine

That's My Desire

 

Written by: Carroll Loveday, Helmy Kressa

That's My Desire Lyrics

To spend one night with you
In our old rendezvous
And reminisce with you
That's my desire

To meet where gypsies play
Down in some dim cafe
And dance 'till break of day
That's my desire

We'll sip a little glass of wine
I'll gaze into your eyes divine
I'll feel the touch of your lips
Pressing on mine

To hear you whisper low
Just when it's time to go
Cherie, I love you so
You're my desire

That's My Desire Singers

1. Russell Wooding and His Grand Central Red Caps 1931 (First recording on May 20, 1931) 2. Nick Lucas and His Crooning Troubadours 1931
3. Frankie Laine and Mannie Klein's All Stars (billboard hit 1947) 1946.

4. The Cats and the Fiddle March 1947 5. The Scamps March 1947 6. Ella Fitzgerald with Andy Love Quintet April 1947 7. Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye April 1947 8. Golden Arrow Quartet April 1947 9. Art Mooney and His Orchestra May 1947 10. Hadda Brooks Trio May 1947 11. Joe Loss & His Orchestra December 1947 12. Martha Tilton with Vocal Group and Dean Elliott and His Orchestra 1947 13. The Flamingos with The King Kolax Orchestra June 1953 14. Gale Storm with Orchestra March 31, 1956 15. The Channels August 1957 16. Norrie Paramor September 1957 17. Jim Reeves November 1957 18. The Crew-Cuts with Joe Reisman and His Orchestra 1958 19. The Four Lads 1958 20. Chuck Berry January 1959 21. Dion and The Belmonts May 1959 22. Cliff Richard and The Shadows November 6, 1959 23. Bobby Rydell November 1959 24. The Sunny Lads 1959 25. Gogi Grant February 1960 26. Johnny Nash July 1960 27. The Ink Spots 1960 28. Pat Boone June 28, 1961 29. The Shadows September 1961 30. Tony Almerico featuring Molly Duncan 1961 31. Patsy Cline August 6, 1962 32. Nana Mouskouri October 1962 33. Dinah Washington - Arranged by Don Costa October 1962 34. Eddie Cochran November 1962 35. Tony Williams 1962 36. Clyde McPhatter 1962 37. The Sensations 1963 38. Donnie and The Del Chords with The Neons 1963 39. Al Martino February 1964 40. George Maharis 1964 41. Gloria Lynne April 1965 42. The Hollies September 1965 43. Jimmy Roselli 1965 44. Buddy Holly May 20, 1966 45. Irene Reid 1966 46. Sandie and The Shakeman 1966 47. Ronnie Dove 1967 48. Ferlin Husky and The Hush Puppies May 1969 49. James Brown April 1970 50. Cody Nash 1970 51. Rocky Sharpe & The Razors October 15, 1976 52. Ella Fitzgerald with Jackie Davis and Louie Bellson 1978 53. Patsy Riggir 1985 54. Eddy Arnold April 1990 55. Chris Barber & Wendell Brunious 1991 56. LaVern Baker 1992 57. Die Geschwister Pfister February 19, 1996 58. The Steeples 1997 59. The Jim Wilkes Stompers 2001 60. Meade Skelton 2004 61. Sugar Ray and The Bluetones March 22, 2005 62. Betty Joplin 2005 63. The Hit Co. 2006 64. Ingrid Lucia May 2008 65. Sunny and Her Joy Boys March 24, 2009 66. Anneli Evaldson 2009 67. The Doo Wop Project December 6, 2015.


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I'll Hold You in My Heart - Eddy Arnold

I'll Hold You in My Heart

 

Written by: Eddy Arnold, Tommy Dilbeck, Howard Horton.

I'll Hold You in My Heart Lyrics

I'll hold you in my heart
Till I can hold you in my arms
Like you'd never been held before

I'll think of you each day
And then I'll dream the night away
Till you are in my arms once more

The stars up in the sky
Know the reason why
I feel so blue
When I'm away from you

I'll hold you in my heart
Till I can hold you in my arms
So darling, please wait for me

I'll Hold You in My Heart Singers

1. Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys (billboard hit 1947,1948) July 1947 (First recording on May 18, 1947).

2. Dewey Groom and His Texans November 1947 3. Eddie Fisher 1951 4. Gale Storm - Orchestra directed by Billy Vaughn June 10, 1956 5. Betty Johnson December 1956 6. Jim Edward, Maxine and Bonnie Brown April 1957 7. Jean Shepard February 1959 8. Kitty Wells May 1961 9. Jimmy Newman June 1962 10. Herbert Hunter November 1962 11. The Anita Kerr Singers 1962 12. Glen Campbell May 1963 13. Slim Whitman August 1964 14. Carl Smith January 1965 15. Dean Martin February 2, 1965 16. Hank Locklin 1965 17. Al Martino January 1966 18. Freddie Hart April 1967 19. Jimmy James 1967 20. Elvis Presley May 1969 21. Dottie West May 1969 22. The Calhoun Twins 1971 23. Tex Williams 1973 24. Jan Howard April 1977 25. Roland White 1994 26. Don Walser 1994 27. Dick Curless August 1995 28. The American Sound Studio Band featuring "The King" James Brown August 16, 2007 29. Jerry Lee Lewis with Shelby Lynne September 7, 2010 30. Bebe Buell June 4, 2013.

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You Do - Margaret Whiting

You Do

 

You Do Lyrics

Who knows how much I love you
You do
No one means more to me
Than you do

You take December
And smile it into May
And then December comes back
Again when you're away

Who has a charm that very few do
Who makes life necessary
You do
And who can take my dreams
And make my dreams come true
(Who?)
Don't give me three guesses, one will do

You Do Singers

Margaret Whiting (billboard hit) 1947.

Vaughn Monroe (billboard hit) 1947.

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Mam'selle - Frank Sinatra

Mam'selle

 

Music written by: Edmund Goulding
Lyrics written by: Mack Gordon

Mam'selle Lyrics

A small cafe, Mam'selle
Our rendezvous, Mam'selle
The violins were warm and sweet
And so were you, Mam'selle

And as the night danced by
A kiss became a sigh
Your lovely eyes seemed to sparkle
Just like wine does
No heart ever yearned the way mine does for you

And yet I know too well
Some day you'll say goodbye
Then violins will cry
And so will I, Mam'selle

Mam'selle Singers

1. Ray Dorey March 1947 (First recording in October 1946) 2. Art Lund with Orchestra conducted by Johnny Thompson (Billboard Hits 1947) recorded on February 20, 1947 3. Dick Haymes (Billboard Hits 1947) recorded on March 6, 1947
4. Frank Sinatra (Billboard Hits 1947) recorded on March 11, 1947.

5. Dennis Day 1947 6. Dick Haymes and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra April 1947 7. Jeffrey Clay - Ray Bloch and His Orchestra April 1947 8. Pied Pipers with Paul Weston and His Orchestra (Billboard Hits 1947) recorded on March 14, 1947 9. Frankie Laine and Harry Geller's Orchestra recorded on March 28, 1947 10. Derry Falligant and His Guitar April 1947 11. George Towne and His Orch. - Vocal Don Burke April 1947 12. Ravens June 1952 13. The Hi-Lo's 1956 14. Sammy Davis Jr. with Mundell Lowe February 1958 15. Frankie Laine with Michel Legrand and His Orchestra March 1958 16. The Mills Brothers 1958 17. Ed Townsend - Orchestra arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle 1959 18. Andy Williams Orchestra conducted by Quincy Jones released October 1960 19. Earl Humphreys, Russell Garcia and His Orchestra 1960 20. Jerry Murad's Harmonicats 1961 21. Tony Bennett 1961 22. Dean Martin April 1962 23. George Maharis 1964 24. Pat Boone with Gordon Jenkins 1964 25. Peter Brady April 1965 26. Robert Goulet - Arranged and conducted by Don Costa July 1965 27. Ray Conniff and The Singers 1965 28. Val Doonican 1973 29. John Hanson 1974 30. Bobby Scott and His Trio 1990 31. Lynne & Mike 1999 32. Two for Brazil 2002 33. Roberto Tirado September 2008 34. Freddy Cole 2011 35. Julian Wild July 2014.


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Whiffenpoof Song - Bing Crosby

Whiffenpoof Song

 

Music written by: Tod B. Galloway
Lyrics written by: Meade Minnigerode, George S. Pomeroy
Composition date: 1907
Comments: The lyrics were created as a humorous adaptation of "Gentleman Rankers," a poem by Rudyard Kipling.

Whiffenpoof Song Lyrics

[To the tables down at Mory's
To the place where Louie dwells
To the dear old Temple bar we love so well
Sing the Whiffenpoofs assembled with their glasses raised on high
And the magic of their singing casts it's spell]

Yes, the magic of their singing of the songs we love so well
"Shall I Wasting" and "Mavourneen" and the rest
We will serenade our Louie while life and voice shall last
Then we'll pass and be forgotten with the rest

We're poor little lambs who have lost our way
Baa, baa, baa
We're little black sheep who have gone astray
Baa, baa, baa

Gentleman songsters off on a spree
Doomed from here to eternity
Lord have mercy on such as we
Baa, baa, baa

Whiffenpoof Song Singers

1. The Whiffenpoofs Unreleased (First live performance) 2. Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees 1937 3. Art Kassel and His Orchestra January 1947
4. Bing Crosby with Fred Waring and The Glee Club (billboard hit) July 1947.

5. Lawrence Welk Champagne Music July 1947 6. Paul Weston and His Orchestra and The Pied Pipers September 1947 7. Robert Merrill with Russ Case and His Orchestra and Male Chorus 1947 8. Lanny Ross - Stephen Kisley and His Orchestra with The Amory Brothers 1948 9. Sons of the Pioneers February 26, 1949 10. The Ravens August 1951 11. The Crew-Cuts November 1954 12. Delta Rhythm Boys June 1956 13. Jo Stafford with Paul Weston & His Music from Hollywood and The Norman Luboff Choir November 1956 14. The Norman Luboff Choir 1956 15. Jack Carson 1958 16. Mitch Miller and The Gang 1958 17. Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band with Clancy Hayes 1958 18. Bob Crewe November 1959 19. The Metronomes 1959 20. Schmidtt Brothers 1959 21. Slim Whitman 1959 22. Max Bygraves - Accompaniment directed by Eric Rogers 1959 23. The Lettermen February 1963 24. The Statler Brothers March 1, 1966 25. Count Basie & The Mills Brothers February 1968 26. Stanford University Men's Glee Club 1968 27. Max Bygraves 1971 28. Bee Culture August 22, 2015.

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Guilty - Margaret Whiting

Guilty

 

Music written by: Richard A. Whiting
Lyrics written by: Harry Akst, Gus Kahn

Guilty Lyrics

Is it a sin, is it a crime
Loving you, dear, like I do
If it's a crime, then I'm guilty
Guilty of loving you

Maybe I'm wrong
Dreaming of you
Dreaming the lonely night through
If it's a crime, then I'm guilty
Guilty of dreaming of you

What can I do
What can I say
After I've taken the blame
You say you're through
You'll go your way
But I'll always feel just the same

Maybe I'm right
Maybe I'm wrong
Loving you, dear, like I do
If it's a crime, then I'm guilty
Guilty of loving you

Guilty Singers

1. Ruth Etting 1931 (First recording on September 1, 1931) 2. Phil Spitalny's Music November 12, 1931 3. Russ Columbo 1931 4. Annette Hanshaw 1931 5. Roy Fox and His Band 1932 6. Artie Shaw and His Orchestra featuring Mel Tormé and His Mel-Tones November 1946.
7, Margaret Whiting with Orchestra conducted by Jerry Gray (billboard hit) December 1946.

8. Johnny Desmond with The Page Cavanaugh Trio January 1947 9. Steve Conway with Jack Byfield & His Orchestra June 1947 10. Ella Fitzgerald 1947 11. Jimmy Scott 1955 12. The Four Freshmen February 1956 13. Jackie Gleason February 1956 14. Jean Ash with Orchestra conducted by Bill Hendricks December 1956 15. Lita Roza and The Tony Kinsey Quartet 1956 16. Bobby Colt 1959 17. Paul Bruno with Orchestra directed by Lon Norman April 1960 18. Joni James November 1961 19. Billy Eckstine September 1962 20. Clairette 1962 21. Bernard Manning 1975 22. Carmel 1982 23. Barbara Rosene with Vince Giordano & The Nighthawks 2001 24. Sophie Milman 2004 25. William Bolcom, Joan Morris, Max Morath & Roert White 2004 26. Sarah Corman 2009 27. The Stolen Sweets 2009 28. Scaramanouche 2013 29. Lena Seikaly 2013 30. Boilermaker Jazz Band 2013 31. Wendy Moten May 27, 2014 32. Hot Fingers June 2, 2014 33. New Century Ragtime Orchestra 2014 34. Linda Carone March 17, 2017 35. Johnny O'Neal, Roy Hargrove, Grant Stewart, Ben Rubens, Itay Morchi 2017 36. Carte Blanche April 5, 2020.

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Chi Baba Chi Baba - Perry Como

Chi-Baba Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep)

 

Written by: Al Hoffman, Jerry Livingston, Mack David

Chi Baba Chi Baba Lyrics

Many a year ago in old Sorrento
A certain ditty was quite a thing
Whenever a mother rocked her baby in Sorrento
This little ditty she used to sing

Chi-baba, chi-baba, chi-wawa
An' chi-lawa kook-a la goombah
Chi-baba, chi-baba, chi-wawa
My bambino go to sleep!

All the stars are in the skies ready to say goodnight
Can't you see your doll is sleepy too?
Close your drowsy little eyes, mama will hold you tight
While she sings a lullaby to you

Chi Baba Chi Baba Singers

1. George Towne and His Orch. April 1947 2. The Charioteers - Orchestra under the direction of Mitchell Ayres May 19, 1947
3. Perry Como and The Satisfiers with Lloyd Shaffer and His Orchestra (billboard hit) May 1947.

4. Louis Prima and His Orchestra - Vocal by Louis Prima and Cathy Allen May 1947 5. Lawrence Welk and His Champagne Music May 1947 6. Peggy Lee with Dave Barbour and His Orchestra June 1947 7. Blue Barron and His Orchestra July 1947 8. Connie Boswell - Orchestre under direction of Jerry Jerome July 1947 9. Brita Borg med sångkvartetten "The Flickery Flies" och Allan Johanssons Ork. October 1947 10. Tanzkapelle des Berliner Rundfunks - Leitung: Walter Dobschinski - Gesang: Ilja Glusgal 1947 11. Roberto Inglez and His Orchestra 1947 12. Kateřina Steinerová 2015.

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Across the Alley from the Alamo - Mills Brothers

Across the Alley from the Alamo
Written by: Joe Greene

 

Across the Alley from the Alamo Lyrics

Across the alley from the Alamo
Lived a pinto pony and a Navajo
Who sang a sort of Indian "Hi-de-ho"
To the people passin' by

The pinto spent his time a-swishin' flies
And the Navajo watched the lazy skies
And very rarely did they ever rest their eyes
On the people passin' by

One day, they went a-walkin'
Along the railroad track
They were swishin' not a-lookin'
Toot, toot, they never came back

Oh, across the alley from the Alamo
When the summer sun decides to settle low
A fly sings an Indian "Hi-de-ho"
To the people passin' by

Across the alley from the Alamo
Lived a pinto a-pony and a Navajo
Who used to bake frijoles in cornmeal dough
For the people passin' by

They thought that they would make some easy bucks
By washin' their frijoles in Duz and Lux
A pair of very conscientious clucks
To the people passin' by

Then they took this cheap vacation
Their shoes were polished bright
Though they never heard the whistle
Toot, toot, they're clear out of sight

Oh, across the alley from the Alamo
When the starlight beams its tender glow
The beams go to sleep and then there ain't no dough
For the people passin' by

One day, they went a-walkin'
Along the railroad track
They were swishin' not a-lookin'
Toot, toot, they never came back

Oh, across the alley from the Alamo
When the summer sun decides to settle low
A fly sings an Indian "Hi-de-ho"
To the people passin' by

Across the alley from the Alamo

Across the Alley from the Alamo Singers

1. Woody Herman accompanied by The Four Chips March 17, 1947 First recording on February 4, 1947 2. The Three Suns May 1947
3. Mills Brothers (billboard hit) June 1947.

4. The Skyrockets Orchestra September 1947 5. Stan Kenton and His Orchestra 1947 6. June Christy June 1959 7. Ira Ironstrings 1960 8. Bob Wills May 1968 9. The Holy Modal Rounders 1975 10. Asleep at the Wheel 1985 11. Billy Mize with The Former Texas Playboys December 1, 1987 12. Patti Austin 1988 13. Asleep at the Wheel featuring Johnny Rodriquez November 2, 1993 14. The Lennon Brothers & Gail Lennon 1994 15. Tom Morrell & The Time-Warp Tophands July 18, 1995 16. The Pine Valley Cosmonauts feat. Robbie Fulks September 8, 1998 17. George McClure June 22, 1999 18. Digby Fairweather and His Half-Dozen 2003 19. Cow Bop July 6, 2004 20. Wilford Brimley November 8, 2005 21. Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition July 2006 22. Jan Eberle October 26, 2006 23. Gal Holiday and The Honky Tonk Revue 2006 24. The Quebe Sisters Band September 25, 2007 25. Wild River Band 2007 26. Kelli Grant & The Swing Kings 2008 27. Kristyn Harris 2010 28. The Texas RoundUp Band 2011 29. Riders in the Sky and Wilford Brimley May 14, 2013 30. Brad Maule August 2, 2013 31. Barbara Nelson October 2015 32. Carolyn Martin 2018.


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Jibonanonder Kobitay - Bachchu

জীবনানন্দের কবিতা

 

Lyrics:
Album: Dewal

Singer: Ayub Bachchu
Year: 2000

Jibonanonder Kobita Lyrics

জীবনানন্দের কবিতা উপমায় একটু মিথ্যে নেই
পৃথিবীকে তোমারই জন্যে ছাড়তে কোন আপত্তি নেই
তোমাকে ছাড়া যে বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই

জীবনানন্দের কবিতা উপমায় একটু মিথ্যে নেই
তোমাকে ছাড়া যে বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই
জীবনানন্দের কবিতা

একটা অরণ্য সে শুধু আমার
সেখানে বিচরণ শুধুই তোমার
সে অভয়ারণ্যে আর কিছু নেই
একটা অরণ্য সে শুধু আমার
তোমাকে ছাড়া যে বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই
জীবনানন্দের কবিতা

বুকেরই সীমান্তে যে ছবি আঁকা
সেখানে উপমা ভরা কবিতা রাখা
সে কবিতাতে তুমি সবটা জুড়ে
বুকেরই সীমান্তে যে ছবি আঁকা
তোমাকে ছাড়া যে বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই

জীবনানন্দের কবিতা উপমায় একটু মিথ্যে নেই
তোমাকে ছাড়া যে বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই
জীবনানন্দের কবিতা উপমায় একটু মিথ্যে নেই

“প্রতিটি মানুষের একটা নিজস্ব আকাশ থাকে
আমার সেই আকাশ তুমি
নিজস্ব যে অরণ্য আমি গড়েছি
সেখানে শুধুই তুমি তোমারই বিচরণ
মিথ্যে বলবো না
আমার প্রতিটি ভোর আসে তোমাকে ভেবেই
রাতে ঘুমের দেশে যাওয়ার সময়
যে ভাবনা আমাকে আচ্ছন্ন করে
সে শুধু তোমাকে নিয়ে
তোমাকে পাওয়ার শর্তে
পৃথিবীকে হারাতে আপত্তি নেই
তোমাকে ছাড়া বাঁচবো না
এর চেয়ে বড় কোন সত্যি নেই”

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