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Album by Gilbert O'Sullivan. In Bed by Ten. Sex Appeal. You Better Believe It. Please Don't Let My Weakness Show. I'll Be the Lonely One. Con-Lab-Lib. Doesn't It Make You Sick (Mortar and Brick). Not So Great Britain. Break a Leg. Say Ireland The Luck of the Irish (Japan release only bonus track).

Listen to Gilbert O'Sullivan lyrics sorted by album. New music videos and mp3 for artist Gilbert O'Sullivan. Singer Sowing Machine - Japanese Version (1995). The Little Album (1994). Sound Of The Loop (1993). Sounds Of The Loop (1993). Best Of Gilbert O'Sullivan (1991). In The Key Of G (1989). Frobisher Drive (1987).

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Gilbert O'Sullivan Lyrics. sort by album sort by song. album: "Himself" (1971). Intro January Git Bye-Bye Permissive Twit Matrimony Independent Air Nothing Rhymed Too Much Attention Susan Van Heusen If I Don't Get You (Back Again) Thunder And Lightning Houdini Said Doing The Best I Can. album: "Back To Front" (1972). album: "Singer Sowing Machine" (1997). Heavens Above In Bed By Ten Sex Appeal You Better Believe It Please Don't Let My Weakness Show I'll Be The Lonely One Con-Lab-Lib Doesn't It Make You Sick (Mortar And Brick) Not So Great Britain I Don't Care I'm About Break A Leg Say Ireland The Luck Of The Irish.

Album Singer Sowing Machine. I don't believe you'd let me down I don't believe you'd go But lately you're avoided me If something's wrong You know The least you should do Is tell me what you Think's wrong and we'll work it out If you don't I'm about To be faced with a problem only you Know. I’m About" Track Info. Singer Sowing Machine Gilbert O’Sullivan.

Himself (Gilbert O'Sullivan album). Himself is the debut album by Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan, first released in the United Kingdom in August 1971 by MAM Records, following the success of the Top 10 hit "Nothing Rhymed", which features on the album. It was produced by Gordon Mills, whom O'Sullivan had contacted after failing to achieve success for three years