Name: Kuch toh hai by Abhinav Pandey
Duration: 3 min 16 s
Description: "Kuch Toh Hai" is a soulful track that captures the joy, longing, and deep connection of true love. It beautifully expresses the magic of missing someone and the unspoken bond that makes every moment with them unforgettable.

Home Again Twosomes

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

Nik Bear Brown

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd

Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154


Chains of darkness couldn't bind,
Hearts so true, souls aligned.
Captured by the Witch, all seemed lost,
But love and teamwork paid the cost.

The Winged Monkeys
Monkeys flew with wings so wide,
At Dorothy’s call, they did not hide.
Three commands left in the cap so fine,
Monkeys fly swift at Dorothy’s sign.

The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible
Behind the curtain, small and plain,
Just a man—not magic’s reign.
Behind the curtain, Oz wasn’t so grand,
A man with tricks, not magic in hand.

The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
Tricks of light, tricks of sound,
Truth unmasked, the lies unwound.
Illusions fell, the truth came clear,
But Dorothy’s wish still held dear.

How the Balloon Was Launched
Up, up, Oz drifted away,
Dorothy stayed—no flight today.
A balloon for Oz to drift away,
But Dorothy missed her chance that day.

Away to the South
Glinda waits where red fields bloom,
Dorothy hopes to end her doom.
Glinda awaits, in lands of red,
Dorothy hopes, the journey’s ahead.

Attacked by the Fighting Trees
Trees with arms that push, that fight,
But they marched on through day and night.
Trees that strike with bark and limb,
But they push through, hopes never dim.

The Dainty China Country
Porcelain faces, fragile lands,
They tiptoe through with careful hands.
A land of porcelain, fragile and bright,
They tread lightly, careful with might.

The Lion Becomes the King of Beasts
Courage found in every roar,
He claimed his kingdom, feared no more.
Through courage found, his roar rings true,
He claims his crown, his kingdom too.

The Country of the Quadlings
Red roads wide, a gentle scene,
Quadlings kind, the air serene.
Fields of red, where kindness grows,
Quadlings smile, the journey flows.

Glinda the Good Witch Grants Dorothy's Wish
Three taps, three steps—Kansas calls,
Dorothy flies, no more falls.
Three steps, three taps, to Kansas she’ll fly,
Dorothy’s wish granted, goodbye sky.

Home Again
Aunt Em's arms, a soft embrace,
Dorothy smiles, finds her place.
Back to the farm, Aunt Em’s embrace,
Dorothy smiles, love finds its place.

Main Characters:
Dorothy Gale: The central heroine, brave and kind.
The Scarecrow: Dorothy’s companion, searching for a brain.
The Tin Woodman: Another companion, seeking a heart.
The Cowardly Lion: Looking to find courage.
The Wicked Witch of the West: Antagonist, captures Dorothy and her friends.
The Wizard of Oz: Revealed as an ordinary man behind illusions.
Glinda the Good Witch: Grants Dorothy’s wish to return home.
The Winged Monkeys: Magical creatures assisting Dorothy after the Witch’s defeat.

Summary of the Story:
Dorothy Gale is whisked away to the magical land of Oz, where she embarks on a journey to return home. Along the way, she befriends the Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, and Cowardly Lion, who each seek something they lack. Together, they overcome obstacles like the Wicked Witch, the Fighting Trees, and fragile lands. After revealing the Wizard’s true identity as an ordinary man, Dorothy's wish to return home is granted by Glinda the Good Witch, completing her journey of love, teamwork, and self-discovery.

Nik Bear Brown
A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Take Two -- Home Again Twosomes

Home Again Twosomes

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown

Nik Bear Brown

Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd

Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Chains of darkness couldn't bind,
Hearts so true, souls aligned.
Captured by the Witch, all seemed lost,
But love and teamwork paid the cost.

The Winged Monkeys
Monkeys flew with wings so wide,
At Dorothy’s call, they did not hide.
Three commands left in the cap so fine,
Monkeys fly swift at Dorothy’s sign.

The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible
Behind the curtain, small and plain,
Just a man—not magic’s reign.
Behind the curtain, Oz wasn’t so grand,
A man with tricks, not magic in hand.

The Magic Art of the Great Humbug
Tricks of light, tricks of sound,
Truth unmasked, the lies unwound.
Illusions fell, the truth came clear,
But Dorothy’s wish still held dear.

How the Balloon Was Launched
Up, up, Oz drifted away,
Dorothy stayed—no flight today.
A balloon for Oz to drift away,
But Dorothy missed her chance that day.

Away to the South
Glinda waits where red fields bloom,
Dorothy hopes to end her doom.
Glinda awaits, in lands of red,
Dorothy hopes, the journey’s ahead.

Attacked by the Fighting Trees
Trees with arms that push, that fight,
But they marched on through day and night.
Trees that strike with bark and limb,
But they push through, hopes never dim.

The Dainty China Country
Porcelain faces, fragile lands,
They tiptoe through with careful hands.
A land of porcelain, fragile and bright,
They tread lightly, careful with might.

The Lion Becomes the King of Beasts
Courage found in every roar,
He claimed his kingdom, feared no more.
Through courage found, his roar rings true,
He claims his crown, his kingdom too.

The Country of the Quadlings
Red roads wide, a gentle scene,
Quadlings kind, the air serene.
Fields of red, where kindness grows,
Quadlings smile, the journey flows.

Glinda the Good Witch Grants Dorothy's Wish
Three taps, three steps—Kansas calls,
Dorothy flies, no more falls.
Three steps, three taps, to Kansas she’ll fly,
Dorothy’s wish granted, goodbye sky.

Home Again
Aunt Em's arms, a soft embrace,
Dorothy smiles, finds her place.
Back to the farm, Aunt Em’s embrace,
Dorothy smiles, love finds its place.

Main Characters:
Dorothy Gale: The central heroine, brave and kind.
The Scarecrow: Dorothy’s companion, searching for a brain.
The Tin Woodman: Another companion, seeking a heart.
The Cowardly Lion: Looking to find courage.
The Wicked Witch of the West: Antagonist, captures Dorothy and her friends.
The Wizard of Oz: Revealed as an ordinary man behind illusions.
Glinda the Good Witch: Grants Dorothy’s wish to return home.
The Winged Monkeys: Magical creatures assisting Dorothy after the Witch’s defeat.

Summary of the Story:
Dorothy Gale is whisked away to the magical land of Oz, where she embarks on a journey to return home. Along the way, she befriends the Scarecrow, Tin Woodman, and Cowardly Lion, who each seek something they lack. Together, they overcome obstacles like the Wicked Witch, the Fighting Trees, and fragile lands. After revealing the Wizard’s true identity as an ordinary man, Dorothy's wish to return home is granted by Glinda the Good Witch, completing her journey of love, teamwork, and self-discovery.

Nik Bear Brown
A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Take One -- Home Again Twosomes

Frère Jacques
Lyrics adapted by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?
Sonnez les matines, sonnez les matines,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Are you sleeping, are you sleeping?
Brother John, Brother John?
Morning bells are ringing, morning bells are ringing,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Où allez-vous? Où allez-vous?
Je vais au jardin, je vais au jardin,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Brother John, Brother John,
Where are you going? Where are you going?
I'm going to the garden, I'm going to the garden,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Cueillez des fleurs? Cueillez des fleurs?
Oui, pour maman, oui, pour maman,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Brother John, Brother John,
Are you picking flowers? Are you picking flowers?
Yes, for mother, yes, for mother,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Que fais-tu? Que fais-tu?
Je fais la cuisine, je fais la cuisine,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
What are you doing? What are you doing?
I'm cooking, I'm cooking,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Aimes-tu chanter? Aimes-tu chanter?
Oui, je chante une chanson, oui, je chante une chanson,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
Do you like to sing? Do you like to sing?
Yes, I am singing a song, yes, I am singing a song,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Viens jouer avec nous? Viens jouer avec nous?
Oui, je viens jouer, oui, je viens jouer,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
Will you play with us? Will you play with us?
Yes, I'm coming to play, yes, I'm coming to play,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Main Characters in the Poem:
Brother John (Frère Jacques) - A figure of routine and exploration.
Sister Sue (Sœur Suzanne) - A playful, resourceful sibling who cooks, sings, and plays.
Mother (Maman) - A recipient of Brother John’s loving gesture of flowers.

Summary of the Story:
The song playfully follows Brother John and Sister Sue as they go about daily activities—waking up, picking flowers for their mother, cooking, singing, and joining in games. It’s a tale of simple joys and familial affection, enriched by the rhythm of life and nature.

About Nik Bear Brown:
Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

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Frère Jacques

Frère Jacques
Lyrics adapted by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?
Sonnez les matines, sonnez les matines,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Are you sleeping, are you sleeping?
Brother John, Brother John?
Morning bells are ringing, morning bells are ringing,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Où allez-vous? Où allez-vous?
Je vais au jardin, je vais au jardin,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Brother John, Brother John,
Where are you going? Where are you going?
I'm going to the garden, I'm going to the garden,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques,
Cueillez des fleurs? Cueillez des fleurs?
Oui, pour maman, oui, pour maman,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Brother John, Brother John,
Are you picking flowers? Are you picking flowers?
Yes, for mother, yes, for mother,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Que fais-tu? Que fais-tu?
Je fais la cuisine, je fais la cuisine,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
What are you doing? What are you doing?
I'm cooking, I'm cooking,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Aimes-tu chanter? Aimes-tu chanter?
Oui, je chante une chanson, oui, je chante une chanson,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
Do you like to sing? Do you like to sing?
Yes, I am singing a song, yes, I am singing a song,
Ding ding dong, ding ding dong.

Sœur Suzanne, Sœur Suzanne,
Viens jouer avec nous? Viens jouer avec nous?
Oui, je viens jouer, oui, je viens jouer,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Sister Sue, Sister Sue,
Will you play with us? Will you play with us?
Yes, I'm coming to play, yes, I'm coming to play,
Ding dang dong, ding dang dong.

Main Characters in the Poem:
Brother John (Frère Jacques) - A figure of routine and exploration.
Sister Sue (Sœur Suzanne) - A playful, resourceful sibling who cooks, sings, and plays.
Mother (Maman) - A recipient of Brother John’s loving gesture of flowers.

Summary of the Story:
The song playfully follows Brother John and Sister Sue as they go about daily activities—waking up, picking flowers for their mother, cooking, singing, and joining in games. It’s a tale of simple joys and familial affection, enriched by the rhythm of life and nature.

About Nik Bear Brown:
Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Frère Jacques Frère Jacques

"Kuch Toh Hai" is a soulful track that captures the joy, longing, and deep connection of true love. It beautifully expresses the magic of missing someone and the unspoken bond that makes every moment with them unforgettable.

Kuch toh hai

Marge

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
 https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Come to Springfield, silly as can be,
Where madness and mayhem roam bright and free.
At 742 Evergreen Terrace, the doorbell rings—
Homer Simpson’s there, munching donuts, doing goofy things.

Homer’s the father with a belly so round,
Eating a pink donut while sprawled on the couch he’s found.
He bumbles and burps, but his heart’s full of cheer,
For Marge and the kids, he’d trade every last beer.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Bart is the prankster who’s quick on his feet,
Slinging his slingshot through every street.
He’s got a “Cowabunga!” and an “Ay, caramba!” shout,
You’ll know he’s trouble whenever he’s out!

Lisa’s the brightest, a whiz on her sax,
She’ll take on a cause with logic and facts.
Her heart is caring, her mind is keen,
In Springfield’s wild swirl, she stays calm and serene.

Mr. Burns sits high in his dusty old lair,
Plotting and scheming—he seldom plays fair.
With profits in mind and a sly little grin,
He’s the richest and gloomiest there’s ever been.

Sideshow Bob once performed with comedic delight,
But vengeance on Bart kept him stalking by night.
He’s cunning and crafty, yet his plans always flop,
A stray rake is never far from his flop.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Ned Flanders says, “Howdy!” with a friendly grin,
His kindness and patience never wear thin.
He’s virtuous, prayerful, polite to the bone,
Yet living next to Homer can make anyone groan.

Milhouse is awkward, with glasses so round,
He’s Bart’s loyal sidekick all over town.
He tries to be bold but is prone to a slip,
Still, he’ll stand by his buddy through every quip.

Apu runs his shop from morning till night,
Stocking and stacking—he does it just right.
He greets each customer with a courteous word,
Offering quick service in a world so absurd.

Edna’s the teacher who’s seen it all thrice,
Her patience is tested by chalkboard advice.
She sighs at each prank with a voice tinged in sass,
Still dreaming that true love may come to pass.

Krusty’s a clown with a big raspy laugh,
He stumbles on stage, sells burgers by half.
He jokes and he juggles, his secrets run grim,
Yet kids keep on watching—can’t get enough of him.

Nelson stands by with a mocking “Ha-ha!”
He’s the school’s bully, but not without flaw.
Sometimes a glimmer of kindness peeks through,
Though he’d never admit it—he’s got feelings too.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Main Characters in the Poem:
• Homer Simpson
• Marge Simpson
• Bart Simpson
• Lisa Simpson
• Mr. Burns
• Sideshow Bob
• Ned Flanders
• Milhouse
• Apu
• Edna Krabappel
• Krusty the Clown
• Nelson Muntz

Summary of the Story:
Set in Springfield, this playful song highlights the quirks and charms of various residents, from Homer’s donut obsession to Bart’s mischievous antics. Amid the chaos, Marge serves as the steadfast caretaker who balances everything with her calm guidance and strong heart.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Marge

Beautiful Marge

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown 

https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Come to Springfield, silly as can be,
Where madness and mayhem roam bright and free.
At 742 Evergreen Terrace, the doorbell rings—
Homer Simpson’s there, munching donuts, doing goofy things.

Homer’s the father with a belly so round,
Eating a pink donut while sprawled on the couch he’s found.
He bumbles and burps, but his heart’s full of cheer,
For Marge and the kids, he’d trade every last beer.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Bart is the prankster who’s quick on his feet,
Slinging his slingshot through every street.
He’s got a “Cowabunga!” and an “Ay, caramba!” shout,
You’ll know he’s trouble whenever he’s out!

Lisa’s the brightest, a whiz on her sax,
She’ll take on a cause with logic and facts.
Her heart is caring, her mind is keen,
In Springfield’s wild swirl, she stays calm and serene.

Mr. Burns sits high in his dusty old lair,
Plotting and scheming—he seldom plays fair.
With profits in mind and a sly little grin,
He’s the richest and gloomiest there’s ever been.

Sideshow Bob once performed with comedic delight,
But vengeance on Bart kept him stalking by night.
He’s cunning and crafty, yet his plans always flop,
A stray rake is never far from his flop.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Nelson stands by with a mocking “Ha-ha!”
He’s the school’s bully, but not without flaw.
Sometimes a glimmer of kindness peeks through,
Though he’d never admit it—he’s got feelings too.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Ned Flanders says "Howdy" with a freindly grin,
His kindness and patience never wear thin,
He's virtuous, prayerful, polite to the bone,
Yet living next to Homer can make anyone groan,

Milhouse is awkward, with glasses so round,
He's Bart's loyal sidekick all over town,
He tries to be bold but is prone to a slip,
Still he'll stand by his buddy through every quip.

Apu runs his shop from morning till night,
Stocking and stacking.
He does it just right,
He greets each customer with a courteous word.
Offering quick service in a world so absurd.

Edna the teacher, who’s seen it all thrice,
Her patience is tested by chalkboard advice.
She sighs at each prank, with a voice tinged in sass,
Still dreaming that true love may one day come to pass.

Beautiful Marge, her hair so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Holding Springfield together right from the start.

Main Characters
• Homer Simpson
• Marge Simpson
• Bart Simpson
• Lisa Simpson
• Mr. Burns
• Sideshow Bob
• Nelson Muntz
• Ned Flanders
• Milhouse
• Apu
• Edna Krabappel

Summary of the Story

This playful piece highlights everyday life in Springfield. Homer lounges with donuts, Bart causes mischief, and Lisa stands for reason. Mr. Burns schemes, Sideshow Bob plots, and others navigate their quirks. Through it all, Marge remains the calm center, balancing chaos with grace and holding the family—and Springfield—together.

Nik Bear Brown – A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Beautiful Marge

Beautiful Marge

Lyrics by Nik Bear Brown
https://soundcloud.com/nik-bear-brown
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0DvPivuUahW7J5cy3agcGd
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/nicholas-brown/1769354154

Come to Springfield, silly as can be,
Where madness and mayhem roam bright and free.
At 742 Evergreen Terrace, the doorbell rings—
Homer Simpson’s there, munching donuts, doing goofy things.

Homer’s the father with a belly so round,
Eating a pink donut while sprawled on the couch he’s found.
He bumbles and burps, but his heart’s full of cheer,
For Marge and the kids, he’d trade every last beer.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Bart is the prankster who’s quick on his feet,
Slinging his slingshot through every street.
He’s got a “Cowabunga!” and an “Ay, caramba!” shout,
You’ll know he’s trouble whenever he’s out!

Lisa’s the brightest, a whiz on her sax,
She’ll take on a cause with logic and facts.
Her heart is caring, her mind is keen,
In Springfield’s wild swirl, she stays calm and serene.

Mr. Burns sits high in his dusty old lair,
Plotting and scheming—he seldom plays fair.
With profits in mind and a sly little grin,
He’s the richest and gloomiest there’s ever been.

Sideshow Bob once performed with comedic delight,
But vengeance on Bart kept him stalking by night.
He’s cunning and crafty, yet his plans always flop,
A stray rake is never far from his flop.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Nelson stands by with a mocking “Ha-ha!”
He’s the school’s bully, but not without flaw.
Sometimes a glimmer of kindness peeks through,
Though he’d never admit it—he’s got feelings too.

Beautiful Marge, her hair’s so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Keeping the family together right from the start.

Ned Flanders says "Howdy" with a friendly grin,
His kindness and patience never wear thin.
He’s virtuous, prayerful, polite to the bone,
Yet living next to Homer can make anyone groan.

Milhouse is awkward, with glasses so round,
He’s Bart’s loyal sidekick all over town.
He tries to be bold but is prone to a slip,
Still he’ll stand by his buddy through every quip.

Apu runs his shop from morning till night,
Stocking and stacking—he does it just right.
He greets each customer with a courteous word,
Offering quick service in a world so absurd.

Edna the teacher, who’s seen it all thrice,
Her patience is tested by chalkboard advice.
She sighs at each prank, with a voice tinged in sass,
Still dreaming that true love may one day come to pass.

Krusty’s a clown with a raspy-voiced laugh,
Sells half-priced burgers and jokes cut in half.
Though secrets may weigh on his circus-slick art,
Marge’s quiet kindness could lighten his heart.

Beautiful Marge, her hair so tall,
She balances chaos with grace through it all.
She’s sweet as pie, she’s strong and smart,
Holding Springfield together right from the start.

Nik Bear Brown
A contemporary poet and lyricist, Nik Bear Brown is known for storytelling that fuses traditional folk themes with modern insights, particularly in ballads and narrative songs.

Kuch toh hai

Abhinav Pandey

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