In one song by this group, the singer is cautioned that "the man in a gabardine suit was a spy" while travelling on a bus searching for the title entity.
In one song by this group, the singer is cautioned that "the man in a gabardine suit was a spy" while travelling on a bus searching for the title entity. Songs by this group behind "America" include one with a chorus with the repeated sounds "lie-la-lie" [pronounced like the words], and one which asks "Where have you gone, (*) Joe Dimaggio?" This group described "People talking without speaking" in one song, and they recorded "The Boxer." This group's soundtrack for The Graduate includes their song "Mrs. Robinson." Their most famous song begins "Hello darkness, my old friend." For 10 points, name this duo who sang "The Sound of Silence."
In one song by this group, the singer is cautioned that "the man in a gabardine suit was a spy" while travelling on a bus searching for the title entity.
Simon &amp; Garfunkel (accept Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel)