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I own all of the Who’s studio albums on LP, including this one. Aside from the OK single “Athena” and incredible “Eminence Front,” I knew this wasn’t a gem when I bought it for about $5. It was also the last of the historical Who albums I purchased. (I’ve since picked ...
vocals don't appear until past the two-minute mark and there's no chorus to be found anywhere. So why would something like the song's title be included anywhere in the lyrics?"
. On that song, I wanted to put you in a room with me and her, so I left a lot of the elements of us being in the room writing it, messing around. We kept singing back and forth like, "She's my alma mater, f— Balenciaga." [Chuckles.] The lyrics were just making us ...
I think that Mother Nature put on a spectacular show to impress Wilfried and Ana, who are new to Los Angeles. Herzlich willkommen, Freunde! Share this: Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on Tumblr ...
Laufey, known for being a serious virtuoso and for wistful, yearning lyrics, leans into this by revealing herself with sarcastic quips between songs. Lit by a single spot during her Glasgow show, she is at times an ethereal princess playing the piano or cello. The next moment,...
The Dandy Warhols–The Dandy Warhol's T.V. Theme Song lyrics Post my meaning Write my explanationnew Request & respond explanations Don't understand the meaning of the song? Highlight lyrics and request an explanation. Click onhighlightedlyrics to explain. ...
The lyrics are: He who went South, passed by Dong Thap Muoi and met Kei O-Moi flowers, should know that spring is coning. Here, at this place, was born comrade Be, a gentle youngster, who launched himself into adventures when he was still very young, so, his heart became iron. But...
"Each song had to be different," Andersson said in 2002, "because, in the Sixties, that's what the Beatles had done. The challenge was to not do another 'Mamma Mia' or 'Waterloo.'" Ulvaeus's lyrics grew progressively darker over the course of Abba's career, even as the band became...
Not only does it have a moving melody, but also – and more importantly – heart-touching lyrics. It seems that these inspire children, empowering them to overcome difficulties. One child wrote in relation to the song: “Who said heroes can't be ordinary souls?I'll be a man like a lon...