The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)

i like this song. it's cute. a good song to put on when you're actually feeling groovy.

yeah ... I agree with weezerific wholeheartedly. this song makes me feel super good - a definite mood lifter. it's about slowing down and just taking the time to actually LIVE your life, rather than just going through the motions of living.

I agree with both of you. I think every one needs to just stop look around and enjoy where you are at right now. Stop worrying about whats next and live in the moment.

Paul used to ride his Honda motorcycle from Queens to Manhattan on his way to school. At the time, the surface of the road on the bridge was under repair, and was grooved. This makes it feel "mushy" to ride a motorcycle on, I know from experience. "Feelin' Groovy" is simply the feeling he got from his bike on the grooves, with the double meaning that life is just a lot more "groovy" when experienced from a moving motorcycle. Paul Simon has told this story several times.

This is the perfect song for sunny days when you're feeling groovy!! It's a very positive, happy song.

This song is one of their greatest. Unfortunetly, GAP got the rights to it and ruined it in one of their commercials....

Life I love you......All is groovy.

Simply put. but right on. That is the attitude I try & maintain.

O.A.R. has a great cover of this... intro-d into alot of songs... best was into Poker... Awesome song.

This is the happiest song ever. And the lyrics are amazing "Hello lamppost, What cha knowing? I've come to watch your flowers growing. Ain't cha got no rhymes for me?" Thats so creative and great. Paul Simon is one of the greatest songwriters ever and not too shaby of a singer either...but not as good as Art.

this is one of my favorite simon & garfunkel songs.