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Here's To The Losers. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Here's To The Losers · Frank Sinatra Softly, As I Leave You ℗ 1964 Frank Sinatra Enterprises, LLC Released on:...
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10 de abr. de 2019 · Softly, As I Leave You, 1964https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCGPl8TbVWY&list=PLGeFUHxhxWLUiI7gqGC5bNAhPB4f3uSPr
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"Here's to the Losers" is a song that was featured in Frank Sinatra's 1964 album Softly, as I Leave You.
Here's to those who love not too wisely, no, not wisely, but too well
To the girl who sighs with envy when she hears that wedding bell
To the guy who'd throw a party if he knew someone to call
Here's to the losers, bless them all
Here's to those who drink their dinners when that lady doesn't show
To the girl who'll wait for kisses underneath that mistletoe
Here's to the losers. Bless them all. Hey, Tom, Dick, and Harry. Come in out of the rain. Those torches you carry. Must be drowned in champagne. Here's the last toast of the evening. Here's to those who still believe. All the losers will be winners. All the givers shall receive. Here's to trouble-free tomorrows. May your sorrows all be small.
26 de mar. de 2024 · "Here's to the Losers" by Frank Sinatra is a reflective and poignant song that celebrates those who may have experienced setbacks, failures, or unrequited love in their lives. The lyrics acknowledge individuals who may not have achieved conventional success or fulfillment but are still deserving of recognition and respect.
7 de may. de 2020 · The song Here's to the Losers was written by Robert Wells and Jack Segal and was first recorded and released by Frank Sinatra in 1964. It was covered by Duchess [US], Jerry Costanzo featuring Champian Fulton, Susie Arioli featuring Jordan Officer, Arne Fogel and Maud Hixson with the Wolverines Quintet and other artists.
Traducción de la letra de Here's To The Losers de Frank Sinatra al español. Here′s to those who love not too wisely, know not wisely, but too well To the girl who sig...
