I translated classic old songs-help me get through the night.

Lyrics translation and photo photography: really think about it.

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This song is so old that there are so many cover versions that I don't even know who the original singer is. Both men's and women's editions are very distinctive. The lyrics generally mean that he/she is lonely at midnight and needs a companion to spend the long night. The lonely pillow in the lyrics sings the loneliness and emptiness of the night. Loneliness at night is particularly strong, and the silence in the early morning makes the atmosphere more sparse.

When loneliness accumulates to a certain extent, all personality self-esteem will collapse, just like the lyrics sing, so you need a friend, without hesitation. In today's increasingly lack of communication in the living environment, human feelings are inevitably indifferent. Time makes each other less and less aware of each other and can only pretend as if nothing has happened. Silence can't solve all problems, but only silence can make people no longer feel embarrassed. .....

And I would like to be with my friends, even if they are far away from Qianshan, don't let that concern cool down gradually. ...

Bobby Bell's full name is Robert joseph bell Sr, an American country music singer and lyricist. Since 1958, it has been active to this day, and two songs, Detroit City and Five Hundred Miles from Home, are the most popular.

The signing of RCA Records opened Bobby's door to country music. 1962 released the first song "Shame on Me", and the second song "Detroit City" won the sixth place in the country music charts, and the bulletin board was 16. Later, he adapted 500 Miles by Hedy West into 500 Miles from Home, which was included in the album Detroit? This album won the 6th Grammy Award for Best Country Music with 1964. Western record awards. Later, the cover of Four Strong Winds (by Ian&; Sylvia's creation) pushed his career to another peak, for which he won1965&; Western male singers and the best country &; The western single was nominated for Grammy twice. Only one year later, he won the Grammy Award for Best Country Music for his song Tell Me something. Nomination for the Western Male Singer Award.

"Ride Me Easily" recorded with Billy Joe Shaver almost got a high score of 10. One of the new songs, Mary Lavo 1974, topped the country music charts and was his only single. This song was composed by good friends Cher Silverstein and Baxter Taylor, who won the Body Mass Index Award of Music Broadcasting Association in 1975.

Schell wrote many songs for Bobby, including a Grammy-nominated hit "What about Dad", which was recorded by him and his son Bobby Bare, Jr. After its release, it not only ranked second in the country music charts, but also ranked in the top 40 in the pop music charts. Lullaby, Legends and Lies is Bobby's most successful song in business, so Bobby is in the pop music industry. But these two songs are Bobby's top ten hits recently. Later, Bobby and his family recorded a single "Singing in the Kitchen", and most of the lyrics were written by Schell, so he was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Group, but in the end he declined politely. During this period, his most popular singles were Harmony (1975), Winner (1976) and Drop Kick Me Vegas. 1977 recorded the single "Romance of Old Hippies".

1978, Bobby signed a contract with Columbia Records, and several popular songs, such as Sleep Well and Good Night, almost squeezed into Top 10. Two albums, Naked and Sleeper, Wherever I am, are also very popular. A year later, his duet "Wandering Without Memories" with Roxanne Cash entered the top 20. In 1980, a "number" from his album Down and Out was missed 10. In this album, Bobby began to try southern rock music, and this style continued to his next album. But in Rodney Crowe's album on 8 1, a new cut brought him back to the track of country music. Bobby was still working in the early 1980s, and his duet "This is a dirty job" with Lacey J Dalton also entered the top 30. The last time he entered the top 30 was the new song Jogger.

2065438+February 2002, Bobby and Pete? Ien was qualified to participate in the European TV singing competition Melodi Grand Prix, which was held in Baku, Azerbaijan in May of the same year. He passed the Norwegian final with a song "Things Change" and won the third place in the final.

career in films

Bobby once got a movie role and starred with troy donahue in the western movie The Distant Trumpet. There are also some clips in the TV series "No Time for Sergeant".

But in the end, he devoted all his thoughts to country music.

Late career

From 1983 to 1988, Bobby held Bobby Bare and his friends in Nashville. In the program, he greeted the poet who wrote his golden songs.

1985, Bobby signed a contract with EMI American Record Company, during which he recorded three singles, but it never rose in the list.

1998, he founded Old Dog Company with friends Jerry Reed, Mel Tillis and Wayne Jennings.

In 2005, after 20 years, he and his son recorded a new album called "The Moon is Blue" [1], and his son is also a musician.

On June+10, 2002, Plowboy Records released Bobby's first vinyl record "Darker than Light" since 2005. This album has three bands, including guitarists buddy miller and Randy Scruggs, bassist Byron House, drummer Marco Giovino and other members. This record was released for the first time in seven years, and some of its songs were recognized by masters such as Bob Dylan, Alejandro Escobedo and Lead Belly, and added their own original ideas. After that, he also appeared in the music city root and the old-fashioned radio program Great Opry.

On 20 12, Bobby released a duet-"I want to fight the world" on Jamey Johnson's album. On April 13, the Country Music Association announced that Bobby was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, and cowboys Jack Clement and kenny rogers were also selected.

Bobby Bare has been obsessed with music for 50 years and has created many country music firsts. He was praised for introducing Wayne Jennings to RCA. He was also the first person to collaborate with many famous poets, including Jack Clement, Harlan Howard, Billy Joe Shaver, Mickey newbury, Tom T Hall, Schell Silverstein and Baxter Taylor.

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