Lyrics Mrs. Robinson - Mike Massé , Jeff Hall
Mrs.
Robinson
Simon
& Garfunkel
And
here's
to
you,
Mrs.
Robinson
Jesus
loves
you
more
than
you
will
know
(Wo,
wo,
wo)
God
bless
you
please,
Mrs.
Robinson
Heaven
holds
a
place
for
those
who
pray
(Hey,
hey,
hey...
hey,
hey,
hey)
We'd
like
to
know
a
little
bit
about
you
for
our
files
We'd
like
to
help
you
learn
to
help
yourself
Look
around
you,
all
you
see
are
sympathetic
eyes
Stroll
around
the
grounds
until
you
feel
at
home
And
here's
to
you,
Mrs.
Robinson
Jesus
loves
you
more
than
you
will
know
(Wo,
wo,
wo)
God
bless
you
please,
Mrs.
Robinson
Heaven
holds
a
place
for
those
who
pray
(Hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey)
Hide
it
in
a
hiding
place
where
no
one
ever
goes
Put
it
in
your
pantry
with
your
cupcakes
It's
a
little
secret,
just
the
Robinsons'
affair
Most
of
all,
you've
got
to
hide
it
from
the
kids
Coo,
coo,
ca-choo,
Mrs.
Robinson
Jesus
loves
you
more
than
you
will
know
(Wo,
wo,
wo)
God
bless
you
please,
Mrs.
Robinson
Heaven
holds
a
place
for
those
who
pray
(Hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey)
Sitting
on
a
sofa
on
a
Sunday
afternoon
Going
to
the
candidates
debate
Laugh
about
it,
shout
about
it
When
you've
got
to
choose
Ev'ry
way
you
look
at
it,
you
lose
Where
have
you
gone,
Joe
DiMaggio
A
nation
turns
its
lonely
eyes
to
you
(Woo,
woo,
woo)
What's
that
you
say,
Mrs.
Robinson
Joltin'
Joe
has
left
and
gone
away
(Hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey,
hey)
[About
"Mrs.
Robinson":
During
the
filming
of
the
1967
film
The
Graduate,
director
Mike
Nichols,
who
had
become
a
fan
of
Simon
& Garfunkel's
work,
asked
for
permission
to
use
their
music
in
the
soundtrack,
and
for
them
to
write
a
new
song.
Originally,
they
pitched
"Punky's
Dilemma"
and
"Overs",
but
after
Nichols
rejected
them,
they
showed
him
what
became
"Mrs.
Robinson".
An
early,
shorter
version
of
the
song
is
what's
included
in
the
film.
The
complete
song
debuted
on
Bookends,
a
few
months
after
the
release
of
the
film
soundtrack.
As
the
song
already
existed
before
being
included
in
the
film,
there's
no
apparent
connection
between
them;
the
lyrics
suggest
a
mental
hospital
setting
where
Mrs.
Robinson
lives.
Some
critics
consider
it
an
epilogue
to
the
film.
"Mrs.
Robinson"
was
released
as
a
single
in
April
1968,
and
hit
number
one
on
the
Billboard
Hot
100
chart
in
the
US,
while
it
also
helped
to
keep
The
Graduate
soundtrack
as
#1
on
the
Billboard
200
for
about
a
month
and
a
half,
until
Bookends
superseded
it.
The
song
won
the
1969
Grammy
for
Record
of
the
Year
as
well.]
1 Africa
2 Behind Blue Eyes
3 The Sound of Silence
4 Scarborough Fair/Canticle (feat. Sterling Cottam)
5 Mad World
6 Mrs. Robinson
7 No Rain
8 Things We Said Today / I'll Be Back
9 One
10 Blackbird
11 Creep
12 Yesterday
13 Wish You Were Here
14 Rocky Raccoon
15 Baby, One More Time
16 We Can Work It Out
17 Rocket Man
18 Dear Prudence
19 Paint It, Black
20 The Scientist
21 A Day in the Life
22 Space Oddity
23 Comfortably Numb
24 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
25 Angie
26 Free Fallin'
27 Cat's in the Cradle
28 Linger
29 I'm a Believer
30 Tainted Love
31 Pride (In the Name of Love)
32 Paranoid Android
33 Lola
34 Chasing Cars
35 Imagine
36 Wild World
37 Karma Police
38 In Your Eyes
39 Pinball Wizard
40 A Man I'll Never Be
41 Thank You
42 Old Man
43 S.O.S.
44 Wild Horses
45 Wonderful Tonight
46 Long Time
47 Can't Help Falling in Love
48 Lucky
49 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
50 One Tree Hill
51 Fake Plastic Trees
52 All I Want Is You
53 High and Dry
54 867-5309 (Jenny)
55 Fire and Rain
56 Dust in the Wind
57 Ruby Tuesday
58 Long Black Veil
59 Running to Stand Still
60 Fall at Your Feet
61 How to Disappear Completely
62 The Needle and the Damage Done
63 Scarlet Begonias
64 Solitary Man
65 '74-'75
66 Red Hill Mining Town
67 Ripple
68 Warning Sign
69 Tuesday Afternoon
70 Galileo
71 New York Mining Disaster 1941
72 Under the Milky Way
73 Empty Garden
74 True Love Waits
75 Sugar Magnolia
76 Jack Straw
77 Miss Misery
78 Timothy
79 Black Peter
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