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Queen of the Silver Dollar Lyrics: She's the queen of the Silver Dollar, and she rules this smokey kingdom / And her sceptre is a wine glass and a bar-stool is her throne / And...
Written by Shel Silverstein. Released in May1973 from the album "Doyle Holly" , it reached #29.
Jan 25, 2017 · Queen of the Silver Dollar. Provided to YouTube by Columbia Queen of the Silver Dollar · Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show Sloppy Seconds ℗ 1972 Columbia Recors, a division of Sony Music ...
Sep 16, 2023 · “Queen of the Silver Dollar” became a cult classic and resonated with a wide audience, particularly during the 1970s. It showcased Shel Silverstein’s remarkable songwriting abilities and solidified his status as a prominent figure in the music industry.
May 11, 2024 · Queen of the Silver Dollar is a timeless classic that was recorded by Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show in 1972. This iconic song tells the story of a unique and mysterious woman who captivates everyone with her charm and beauty.
Jan 21, 2015 · Queen of the Silver Dollar. Provided to YouTube by Columbia/Legacy Queen of the Silver Dollar · Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show Revisited ℗ 1973 columbia Records, a division of Sony...
The song Queen of the Silver Dollar was written by Shel Silverstein and was first recorded by Doyle Holly in 1973. It was first released by Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show in 1972. It was covered by Alf Robertson, Don Barnes [US2], Christine McLean, Gunslinger [AU] and other artists.
She's the Queen of the Silver Dollar, And she rules this smoky kingdom. And her scepter is a wine glass, And this bar stool is her throne. And the jesters flock around her, And fight to win her favors And see which one will take the Queen Of the Silver Dollar home.
Queen of the Silver Dollar Lyrics by Shel Silverstein, Medicine Show and Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show. She arrives in all her splendor Every night at nine o'clock. And her chariot is the cross-town bus That stops right down the block.
Queen Of The Silver Dollar Lyrics: She arrives in all her splendor / Every night at nine o'clock. / And her chariot is the cross-town bus / That stops right down the block. / Then the old piano minstrel / Plays her song as she walks in, / And the Queen of the Silver Dollar's home again.
