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| Chuck Berry – You Never Can Tell Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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@[rkpetersen:15657] Finally! Someone understands what the song is actually about! Taking the year it was written into account, the song has a lot more to do with the new generation and the burgeoning counterculture than anything else. They did not die. MANY songs are written in past tense! |
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| Chuck Berry – You Never Can Tell Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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@[paolobeatles:15656] I do not believe there is enough evidence for your interpretation, though it is an interesting one. Berry wrote this song shortly after being imprisoned for transporting a minor over state lines for immoral purposes. The song has more to do with being in love and being married while not doing things the way the previous generation (the old folks) would do them. Instead of being a dull married couple in a house with a sensible car and children, the couple live in an apartment, play Rock and Roll records, and drive a souped up car. Still, although they are eschewing the values of their parents and grandparents, a year later, they're still very much in love. |
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| Chuck Berry – You Never Can Tell Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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@[kmk_natasha:15655] Chuck Berry did not invent the word "Coolerator." How ridiculous. A Coolerator was once popular brand of refrigerator, made by The Coolerator Company of Duluth, MN. The Coolerator Company began in 1908 as the Duluth Show Case Company. In 1945, the Coolerator Company again began to manufacture refrigerators and freezers. In 1946, the first electrical refrigerators were made... LONG before this song was written or released.
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