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Artist/Band: Van Dyke Parks
Lyrics for Song: Clang Of The Yankee Reaper
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Van Dyke Parks



The sun never set on the empire

Prince Albert came in a can

If you expire before you retire

And end up an also-ran

It's fine time to drink tea from China

Do drop a line

Let me know I am fine



Sun in the moonlight, in the moonlight

Gone, just like I said

The good old days are dead

Better get it through your head

As you harken to

The clang of The Yankee Reaper

It's like I said

The good old days are dead

As you harken to

The clang of the Yankee Reaper



Out in the rude wild abandon

The Shah of Iran bought the plan

Seen with the Queen he was all smiles

He just bailed out the British Isles

It's time to drink tea from fine china

Just think of him when your light

Starts to dim



Sun in the moonlight, in the moonlight

Gone, just like I said

The good old days are dead

Better get it through your head

As you harken to

The clang of The Yankee Reaper

It's like I said

The good old days are dead

As you harken to

The clang of the Yankee Reaper



Harken to the clang of the Yankee Reaper

The good old days are dead

As you harken to the clang


Album Lyrics: Other Songs - Van Dyke Parks


Van Dyke Parks
"Other Songs - Van Dyke Parks"


1. Be Careful
2. Bing Crosby
3. Clang Of The Yankee Reaper
4. Come To The Sunshine
5. G-Man Hoover
6. Hold Back Time
7. Hominy Grove
8. I Ain't Goin' Home
9. Laurel Canyon Blvd
10. Look Away
11. Love Is The Answer
12. Occapella
13. Ode To Tobago
14. Palm Desert
15. Pot Pourri
16. Public Domain
17. Riverboat
18. Sweet Trinidad
19. The All Golden
20. The Four Mills Brothers
21. Widow's Walk
22. You're A Real Sweetheart
23. Your Own Comes First