| The Avett Brothers – At the Beach Lyrics | 15 years ago |
| This song is about pure bliss and the things that make life good. It cheers me up every time. | |
| The Avett Brothers – November Blue Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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I really don't think it's about trying to continue a relationship; it's about falling in love with someone on an arbitrary november day. That's why all the hypothetic questions are asked in the very beginning of the song. He has to leave, but would sacrifice anything to be with this girl he had known for one day. (and I can totally relate to this) But the whole story is fleshed out in Denouncing November Blue (such a good song.) But November Blue is definitely my favorite Avett Bothers song. I dare you to find a more lyrical and beautiful song. |
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| Joe Walsh – Life's Been Good Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I love this song, the music is awesome, and it has really funny lyrics. The lyrics arent as happy as you might think, though. It basically shows the life of a regular rockstar in a different light. He hasn't changed, just everybody and everything else, according to him. So he is basically just living his life, which has been good to him. Now in reality, we would see him as a party hard rockstar who spends his money on useless things ("I have a mansion, forget the price, I've never been there they tell me its nice.) , throws big destructive partys ("I live in hotels tear out the walls I have accountants pay for it all ", "I go to parties sometimes until four It's hard to leave when you can't find the door "), and basically just lives the regular rockstar life. |
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| Creedence Clearwater Revival – Who'll Stop the Rain? Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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It is a beautiful song, with a very political meaning. Basically what John Fogerty is singing is that he is sick with all the empty promises that politicians use. 5 year plans and New Deals were terms that previous presidents have used. And when he is singing about the singers playing and the crowd rushing up to them, despite the rain, its symbolism for people of the politicians party. Democrats and Republicans both will support their candidate no matter what, even under all the plans "wrapped in chains of gold". And Mr. Fogerty is just standing in the corner, listening to all the empty promises, wondering who is going to stop all the bullshit in the political system. It's a rhetoric question, because its always been like this, and it always will be. |
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