Little ditty about Jack and Diane = Story about Jack and Diane
Two American kids growin up in the heartland = Self explanatory
Jackies gonna be a football star = Dreams of being a football player
Diane debutante backseat of Jackies car = She becomes a woman in the backseat of his car
Suckin on chilli dogs outside the tastee freeze = Kids just chillin'
Diane sittin on Jackies lap = Self explanatory
Hes got his hands between her knees = Messin' around
Jackie say, "Hey Diane lets run off
Behind a shady tree = Lets goe somewhere more private and finish fooling around
Dribble off those Bobby Brooks = Take those cloths off (Bobby Brooks popular in 70's and 80's)
Let me do what I please" = Let me go all the way
And Jackie say a
CHORUS:
Oh yeah life goes on = Self explanatory
Long after the thrill of livin is gone = She gets pregnant and they have a quick shock to adulthood
Oh yeah life goes on = Self explanatory
Long after the thrill of livin is gone They walk on = Even though they screwed up "they walk on"
Jackie sits back reflects his thoughts for a moment = Thinking about his life
Scratches his head and does his best James Dean = (Actor: Rebel Without a Cause) Trying to look tough and grown up
Well you know Diane we oughtta run of the city = Grow up and get jobs take on responsibility
Diane says, "Baby you aint miss no-thing" = She calms him in stating that life goes on no hurry
Jackie say a
CHORUS:
Oh yeah life goes on
Long after the thrill of livin is gone
Oh yeah life goes on
Long after the thrill of livin is gone
Gonna let it rock
Let it roll = Lets see where life takes us
Let the bible belt come down
And save my soul = They know what they did was wrong
Hold on to 16 as lang as you can
Changes comin round real soon
Make us women and men = Stay kids without kids; life already comes at you fast enough
Little ditty about Jack and Diane = Finishing up the story
Two American kids doin the best they can = Had a kid and mow have to deal with it
Did any of you see the "Nightline" segment on ABC this past week? "Nightline" interviewed John Cougar Mellencamp to ask him what songs influenced him and to talk about his own music.
Did any of you see the "Nightline" segment on ABC this past week? "Nightline" interviewed John Cougar Mellencamp to ask him what songs influenced him and to talk about his own music.
He said that this song, "Jack and Diane," is about an interracial couple; Jack is black and Diane is white and they realize that life is hard and that their love isn't necessarily accepted in the world in which they live.
He said that this song, "Jack and Diane," is about an interracial couple; Jack is black and Diane is white and they realize that life is hard and that their love isn't necessarily accepted in the world in which they live.
He said he wrote the song when he was very young, and that he was surprised by himself and the level...
He said he wrote the song when he was very young, and that he was surprised by himself and the level of deep meaning this song has, and that he was able to achieve such a deep song at such a young age.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
Little ditty about Jack and Diane = Story about Jack and Diane Two American kids growin up in the heartland = Self explanatory Jackies gonna be a football star = Dreams of being a football player Diane debutante backseat of Jackies car = She becomes a woman in the backseat of his car Suckin on chilli dogs outside the tastee freeze = Kids just chillin' Diane sittin on Jackies lap = Self explanatory Hes got his hands between her knees = Messin' around Jackie say, "Hey Diane lets run off Behind a shady tree = Lets goe somewhere more private and finish fooling around Dribble off those Bobby Brooks = Take those cloths off (Bobby Brooks popular in 70's and 80's) Let me do what I please" = Let me go all the way And Jackie say a
CHORUS: Oh yeah life goes on = Self explanatory Long after the thrill of livin is gone = She gets pregnant and they have a quick shock to adulthood Oh yeah life goes on = Self explanatory Long after the thrill of livin is gone They walk on = Even though they screwed up "they walk on"
Jackie sits back reflects his thoughts for a moment = Thinking about his life Scratches his head and does his best James Dean = (Actor: Rebel Without a Cause) Trying to look tough and grown up Well you know Diane we oughtta run of the city = Grow up and get jobs take on responsibility Diane says, "Baby you aint miss no-thing" = She calms him in stating that life goes on no hurry Jackie say a
CHORUS: Oh yeah life goes on Long after the thrill of livin is gone Oh yeah life goes on Long after the thrill of livin is gone
Gonna let it rock Let it roll = Lets see where life takes us Let the bible belt come down And save my soul = They know what they did was wrong Hold on to 16 as lang as you can Changes comin round real soon Make us women and men = Stay kids without kids; life already comes at you fast enough
Little ditty about Jack and Diane = Finishing up the story Two American kids doin the best they can = Had a kid and mow have to deal with it
Did any of you see the "Nightline" segment on ABC this past week? "Nightline" interviewed John Cougar Mellencamp to ask him what songs influenced him and to talk about his own music.
Did any of you see the "Nightline" segment on ABC this past week? "Nightline" interviewed John Cougar Mellencamp to ask him what songs influenced him and to talk about his own music.
He said that this song, "Jack and Diane," is about an interracial couple; Jack is black and Diane is white and they realize that life is hard and that their love isn't necessarily accepted in the world in which they live.
He said that this song, "Jack and Diane," is about an interracial couple; Jack is black and Diane is white and they realize that life is hard and that their love isn't necessarily accepted in the world in which they live.
He said he wrote the song when he was very young, and that he was surprised by himself and the level...
He said he wrote the song when he was very young, and that he was surprised by himself and the level of deep meaning this song has, and that he was able to achieve such a deep song at such a young age.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox I’m not saying it’s me who’d do the punching, but when I see morons post line by line “dissections” of songs, it makes me hope that they receive a punch in the face soon after every time they do so.
@SniperFox
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@SniperFox Why in earth would you say that?
@SniperFox Why in earth would you say that?
@SniperFox Why on earth would you say that?
@SniperFox Why on earth would you say that?