"The Singer Sang His Song" — an early meta-piece from the Bee Gees about music itself.
He'd sing his song most ev'ry night
Wishing she was there behind the light
The people danced and sang along
On the cardboard stage he never sang it wrong
And the piper played the tune
And the drummer wore his spurs
But the song that the singer sang was for her
Now the singer's song is never heard
And the visions he once saw are disappeared
Now they never dance or sing along
But on the cardboard stage he never sang it wrong
And the piper played the tune
And the drummer wore his spurs
But the song that the singer sang was for her
(break)
Ah..........
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- An early Bee Gees recording. A self-referential piece — the Gibbs occasionally wrote about the act of singing and performance from a young age.