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| The Howling Wolf – Spoonful Lyrics
| 5 years ago
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Willie Dixon, who wrote the song for Howlin' Wolf, stated unequivocally more than once that the song is not about drugs. It's about lovemaking.
“People who think ‘Spoonful’ was about heroin are mostly people with heroin ideas,” he wrote in his autobiography, I Am The Blues.
When Howlin' Wolf performed it on stage, he often simulated self love and/or rubbed his groin area with a large wooden spoon. |
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| Boston – A Man I'll Never Be Lyrics
| 6 years ago
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@[michaellyn:29946] He also wishes that he could be the person the other sees him as so as not to disappoint the one he loves. |
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| Boston – A Man I'll Never Be Lyrics
| 6 years ago
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It's a song about a man who knows himself to be something different from what someone else sees him to be. Whether it is a lover, a child, or a parent doesn't really matter. The important thing is that in his inner mind he knows himself to be different than what others expect or even idolize about him. |
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| Bob Dylan – Simple Twist of Fate Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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@[tooscaredtotry:27311] It seems Dylan sings it differently every time he performs it. The lyrics here are from the original studio recording. |
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| Bob Dylan – Simple Twist of Fate Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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@[jpat420:27310] 50-100 per day doesn't leave much time for sitting on a bench in the park watching the sunset, or waiting until the next morning to leave the hotel just before he awakes.
She's a promiscuous women who hangs around the docks and picks sailors with whom to have flings. Prostitutes don't pick their customers, it's the other way around. The ones with the money get to choose who they spend it on. |
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