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| The Doors – Wishful Sinful Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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I love the intermission in between the first "Love to hear the wind cry" and "Wishful sinful" with the whole snake charmer music! |
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival – Up Around The Bend Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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nah, 'fraid not, stowaway465. It's not about camping. I think it's about getting away from the draft and the war. I think "the big red tree" could mean like a giant redwood tree. Of course, then again, Canada does look like a tree too. |
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| The Doors – Horse Latitudes Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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I think it is about war, because in the Horse Latitudes, it would've been tough to move forward without sacrifing something more inferior. The sailors (similar to soldiers in a war) had to jettison the horses (the more inferior soldiers) so they could move on. |
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival – Green River Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Every time I hear that line, "you're gonna find the world is smouldrin'..." I think of this short story I heard last year: "The Big Two-Hearted River". It's about this slightly shell-shocked soldier returning from war and finding his hometown and nearly everything around him is almost gone or is smouldering to ashes. The opening notes to this song kick ass too. |
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| Aerosmith – Remember (Walking in the Sand) Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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nah, it's an old Shadow Morton cover. Even says so if you check out Aerosmith's Greatest Hits CD on the comp and look under Composer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remember_%28Walking_in_the_Sand%29 |
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| The Doors – Hello, I Love You Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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If you have The Very Best Of The Doors, the first lyrics are actually nearly inaudible, but it's "Comin' atcha (at ya)!" |
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| The Doors – Light My Fire Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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You haven't heard "Light My Fire" until you've heard the original one. The original (You can listen to it (if unfortunately you don't have the original LP) if you buy The Very Best Of The Doors) has the opening drumsmack (John Densmore) and Ray playing in a carnival organ- type of music. |
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| Charlie Daniels Band – The South's Gonna Do It Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Willie is Willie Nelson
CDB is of course Charlie Daniels Band
This song's all about famous country bands and singers, like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Charlie Daniels Bands, Richard Betts, Willie Nelson, ZZ Top, Elvin Bishop, and the Tucker Boys |
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| The Doors – Moonlight Drive Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Naw, I've seen "The Doors", and Jim (Val Kilmer) is walking along the beach with Ray, and he shows Ray "Moonlight Drive" and he likes and they start The Doors. |
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| Charlie Daniels Band – Uneasy Rider '88 Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I find it amusing. 2 guys walk into a bar, and one's wise to the people in the bar, and the other one's clueless about the cross-dressers and later finds out he was dancing with a man. |
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| The Who – Pinball Wizard Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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"The Bally table king."
I didn't understand this lyric before until I looked it up. Bally is a popular brand of pinball machine. |
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| Ramones – Pet Sematary Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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And also, from what I've heard about Dee Dee Ramone, Dee Dee was a huge fan of horror flicks like "Pet Sematary" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" |
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| Joey Ramone – What A Wonderful World Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Yeah, rest in peace, Joey! Every time I feel down and out, I remember this song and I'm happy again, 'cause I remember there's always something to live for. |
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| Kansas – Song For America Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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Yep, and it's also referring to something else. "Rape, kill, and tear asunder, chop the forest, plow it under" refers to deforestation and the degradation of land.
"Highways scar the mountainsides, buildings to the sky...Houses stand in endless rows, sea to shining sea"
refers to the constant use of Earth's resources and beauty than it can reproduce. Every time I see a subdivision going up, I think of this song because the people from St. Louis (across the river. "Across the sea, there came a multitude...") come to live here and building companies that also have factories bring them to this paradise also decide to tear down trees to make way for land and if the land's not perfect, they degrade it even more with their cheap high-income housing and mansions. Makes me sick. |
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| Johnny Cash – Sunday Morning Coming Down Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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No, I think it's about someone who came home drunk as a skunk on a Saturday night and was sleeping his hangover off and now everything's worse around him becuase he sees what all he could have had. |
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| Taj Mahal – She Caught The Katy Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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This song's about somebody's wife who's trying to leave him behind and start a new life, but he manages to catch the train by swinging onto caboose on a mule. It's also about the Katy, or the MKT, which is the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway. There are still places in the Midwest where the old train stations still are. This is the opening to the "Blues Brothers". |
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| Hank Williams – Move It On Over Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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This song's about a husband who came home late, so his wife changed the locks on the front door, now he's in the doghouse in more ways than one. |
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| The Who – Baba O'Riley Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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It's not "I plowed for my meals." It's "I fight for my meals." I've heard it on "CSI: NY" so many times/ |
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| Johnny Cash – Rock Island Line Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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This song describes a train derailment that happened in real life. The train started speeding up after the engineer lied to the toll man about his cargo. The train went too fast around the curve and derailed. |
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| Ramones – Rockaway Beach Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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Caden Moore, Joey wasn't the one who loved to go to Rockaway Beach. It was Dee Dee (if you own Loud Fast Ramones, read the booklet. Johnny mentions that Rockaway Beach was "a Dee Dee thing") |
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| Ramones – Beat on the Brat Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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RIP Joey. You were my hero.
It's because Joey saw rich brats, and he hated them because Joey had a hard life with his parents being divorced and having 1 brother. |
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| The Doors – Roadhouse Blues Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I don't think it's, "Do it, Robby" (referrfing to Robby Krieger)
It's, "Good, Robby, good", praising Robby on his playing. |
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