Edith Nesbit
330 songs
Total 330 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
This is the story of the different ways we looked for treasureThe Treasure Seekers • 3:13 | ||
Then we left off going to schoolThe Treasure Seekers • 2:32 | ||
Oswald spoke firstThe Treasure Seekers • 3:24 | ||
We all went down into the cellarThe Treasure Seekers • 3:11 | ||
Presently Dicky came backThe Treasure Seekers • 3:03 | ||
When we had got that money by digging for treasureThe Treasure Seekers • 2:41 | ||
We thought a long time whether we'd write a letterThe Treasure Seekers • 3:26 | ||
It was not bad - being in London entirely on our ownThe Treasure Seekers • 4:40 | ||
She happened quite accidentallyThe Treasure Seekers • 3:03 | ||
We went over the stones on tiptoeThe Treasure Seekers • 3:02 | ||
Then all of a sudden came one of those uncomfortable timesThe Treasure Seekers • 3:09 | ||
Noël was quite tiresome for ever so longThe Treasure Seekers • 3:21 | ||
Albert-next-door was very tiresomeThe Treasure Seekers • 4:03 | ||
It was Albert's uncle who thought of trying a newspaperThe Treasure Seekers • 3:04 | ||
Chapter V - by NoëlThe Treasure Seekers • 3:55 | ||
Being editors is not the best way to wealthThe Treasure Seekers • 3:24 | ||
Everyone knows what it is like to go in the trainThe Treasure Seekers • 3:18 | ||
"You wish to borrow money. When will you repay it?"The Treasure Seekers • 3:12 | ||
When the money was all spentThe Treasure Seekers • 3:57 | ||
It was very sillyThe Treasure Seekers • 3:13 | ||
One day when we suddenly found that we had half a crownThe Treasure Seekers • 3:36 | ||
About five Eliza slipped outThe Treasure Seekers • 3:50 | ||
The bottle got quite dusty where we had put itThe Treasure Seekers • 3:06 | ||
The clergyman seemed to be speechlessThe Treasure Seekers • 2:51 | ||
Of course as soon as we had promised to consult my fatherThe Treasure Seekers • 3:37 | ||
Of course the next thing was for one of us to catch a coldThe Treasure Seekers • 3:22 | ||
When Alice came back she was very quietThe Treasure Seekers • 3:38 | ||
The next day Albert's uncle took Noël awayThe Treasure Seekers • 2:21 | ||
A day or two after Noël came back from HastingsThe Treasure Seekers • 4:01 | ||
So Dicky and Oswald crept downThe Treasure Seekers • 3:41 | ||
And quite suddenlyThe Treasure Seekers • 3:10 | ||
The minute he'd said it the burglarThe Treasure Seekers • 3:00 | ||
You have no idea how uncomfortable the house wasThe Treasure Seekers • 2:52 | ||
Alice had put on the nursery tablecloth, which is greenThe Treasure Seekers • 3:11 | ||
H.O. did not care about waitingThe Treasure Seekers • 3:07 | ||
It was all very well for Father to askThe Treasure Seekers • 3:34 | ||
We elders arranged everythingThe Treasure Seekers • 3:04 | ||
So we at once showed UncleThe Treasure Seekers • 2:50 | ||
Now it is coming near the end of our treasure-seekingThe Treasure Seekers • 3:26 | ||
We took all the parcels into the nurseryThe Treasure Seekers • 2:57 | ||
Then Uncle looked at FatherThe Treasure Seekers • 3:13 | ||
Der letzte DracheDer letzte Drache und andere Drachengeschichten • 22:45 | ||
König WilliDer letzte Drache und andere Drachengeschichten • 30:31 | ||
DrachensongDer letzte Drache und andere Drachengeschichten • 2:36 | ||
Teil 1Das violette Automobil • 1:27 | ||
Teil 2Das violette Automobil • 1:27 | ||
Teil 3Das violette Automobil • 1:34 | ||
Teil 4Das violette Automobil • 1:31 | ||
Teil 5Das violette Automobil • 1:27 | ||
Teil 6Das violette Automobil • 1:31 |
