Charlie And Fred

The Hollies

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Hollies - Charlie And Fred          **First Verse Sung a Capella** He rides on his horse and cart Charlie does Working from six until nine Collecting old rags and used bicycles Old iron description of any kind CHORUS: Here comes Charlie Charlie the ragman Throw out your old clothes for Charlie and Fred Earning a living off things we’ve discarded Earning enough for the board and the bed           You hear him shout "Rags and old iron!" Everyone knows him that way Once a week they come ’round calling How long it’s been I can’t say CHORUS: Here comes Charlie Charlie the ragman Throw out your old clothes for Charlie and Fred Earning a living off things we’ve discarded Earning enough for the board and the bed           BRIDGE: They live all alone in a hovel He puts his money away Taking enough to just live on And at the end of the day He’s saving enough to put Fred out to graze____ INSTRUMENTAL:                    BRIDGE: They live all alone in a hovel He puts his money away Taking enough to just live on And at the end of the day He’s saving enough to put Fred out to graze____ Has anyone seen Charlie lately? Charlie just ain’t been around Everyone’s seen Fred is grazing Chewing the grass from the ground                 **Last Verse Sung a Capella** Children say Charlie is happy Giving balloons to the angels instead Where is Charlie Charlie the ragman? Don’t throw your clothes out

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La chanson raconte l'histoire de Charlie, un homme qui se déplace en charrette pour ramasser des vieux vêtements et des objets usés. Il travaille dur pour gagner un peu d'argent, ce qui lui permet de vivre modestement avec son ami Fred. Charlie est bien connu dans son quartier, et les habitants l'aident en lui donnant ce dont ils n'ont plus besoin. La narration évoque une vie simple, mais elle prend une tournure plus nostalgique à la fin, lorsque l'on apprend que Charlie a disparu, laissant derrière lui des souvenirs et une image de bonheur. Les enfants affirment qu'il est maintenant heureux parmi les anges, laissant une trace émotive de ce personnage attachant.