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Barclay James Harvest A Tale Of Two Sixties Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.16/10 [19 votes]Album: Xii / Original Release Date: 1978-09-19Genre: RockSong Duration: 3 min 34 sec
BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST
- A Tale Of Two Sixties Lyrics / with translationsI'm hitting the road to heading nowhere
Got no place to go
I'm stuck inside my generation
Round and round I go.
I'm sick of the sound of Rolling Thunder
Times they were a-changing
And Rock'n'Roll died with Easy Rider
Tearing up my traces.
David Bowie was Hunky Dory
Aladdin quite insane
Give the sound of Arthur Lee with
Forever Changes, I'll remember
And more again, don't leave me ever
Buddy Holly said, "Baby, please be mine"
All the time.
I'm cutting out now before the New Wave
Takes my surf board flair
Remember the time when Zappa said
"Punk, where you going with that
Flower in your hair?"
There's so many who's who's, Rolling Stones,
Rod Stewards and Small Faces
And Tommy's the King of Pinball flings
That chases my generation.
David Bowie was Hunky Dory
Aladdin quite insane
Give the sound of Arthur Lee with
Forever Changes, I'll remember
And more again, don't leave me ever
Buddy Holly said, "Baby, please be mine"
All the time.
Got no place to go
I'm stuck inside my generation
Round and round I go.
I'm sick of the sound of Rolling Thunder
Times they were a-changing
And Rock'n'Roll died with Easy Rider
Tearing up my traces.
David Bowie was Hunky Dory
Aladdin quite insane
Give the sound of Arthur Lee with
Forever Changes, I'll remember
And more again, don't leave me ever
Buddy Holly said, "Baby, please be mine"
All the time.
I'm cutting out now before the New Wave
Remember the time when Zappa said
"Punk, where you going with that
Flower in your hair?"
There's so many who's who's, Rolling Stones,
Rod Stewards and Small Faces
And Tommy's the King of Pinball flings
That chases my generation.
David Bowie was Hunky Dory
Aladdin quite insane
Give the sound of Arthur Lee with
Forever Changes, I'll remember
And more again, don't leave me ever
Buddy Holly said, "Baby, please be mine"
All the time.
Facts about A Tale Of Two Sixties
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A Tale Of Two Sixties is written by John Lees.
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It is first released on September 19, 1978 as part of Barclay James Harvest's album "Xii" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Barclay James Harvest's song 'A Tale Of Two Sixties' explores feelings of nostalgia through its depiction of 1960s music history, which includes both famous artists and their historical performances. The lyrics use references to artists like David Bowie, Buddy Holly, and Arthur Lee to create a feeling of longing for music from earlier times, when music and cultural movements made a strong impact on society and people still remember their effects today. The lyrics of A tale of two sixties express five main themes which include nostalgia and reflection and love and inspiration and social commentary. The song demonstrates two main points which show how people use music and cultural elements for their nostalgic needs while they suffer from current-day experience. The lyrics contain no explicit language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The music and artists from the past create a feeling of nostalgia which the content maintains its suitability for children.
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A Tale Of Two Sixties falls under the genre Rock.
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A Tale Of Two Sixties song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
Who wrote A Tale Of Two Sixties lyrics?
A Tale Of Two Sixties is written by John Lees.
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When was A Tale Of Two Sixties released?
It is first released on September 19, 1978 as part of Barclay James Harvest's album "Xii" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind A Tale Of Two Sixties lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Barclay James Harvest's song 'A Tale Of Two Sixties' explores feelings of nostalgia through its depiction of 1960s music history, which includes both famous artists and their historical performances. The lyrics use references to artists like David Bowie, Buddy Holly, and Arthur Lee to create a feeling of longing for music from earlier times, when music and cultural movements made a strong impact on society and people still remember their effects today. The lyrics of A tale of two sixties express five main themes which include nostalgia and reflection and love and inspiration and social commentary. The song demonstrates two main points which show how people use music and cultural elements for their nostalgic needs while they suffer from current-day experience. The lyrics contain no explicit language, mature themes, or depictions of violence, nudity, or drug use. The music and artists from the past create a feeling of nostalgia which the content maintains its suitability for children.
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Which genre is A Tale Of Two Sixties?
A Tale Of Two Sixties falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song A Tale Of Two Sixties?
A Tale Of Two Sixties song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by burkulSongwriter(s): John Lees
Record Label(s): This Compilation 2003 Polydor Ltd (UK)
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