Eight Miles High
Byrds
Byrds
BYRDS
- Eight Miles High LyricsEight miles high
And when you touch down
You'll find that it's
Stranger than known
Signs in the street
That say where you're goin'
Are somewhere
Just being their own
Nowhere is
There warmth to be found
Among those afraid
Of losing their ground
Rain gray town
Known for its sound
In places
Small faces unbound
Round the squares
Huddled in storms
Some laughing
Some just shapeless forms
Sidewalk scenes
And black limousines
Some living
Some standing alone
And when you touch down
You'll find that it's
Stranger than known
Signs in the street
That say where you're goin'
Are somewhere
Just being their own
Nowhere is
There warmth to be found
Among those afraid
Of losing their ground
Known for its sound
In places
Small faces unbound
Round the squares
Huddled in storms
Some laughing
Some just shapeless forms
Sidewalk scenes
And black limousines
Some living
Some standing alone
Facts about Eight Miles High
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Eight Miles High is written by Gene Clark, David Van Cortland Crosby, James Mcguinn.
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It is first released on July 18, 1966 as part of Byrds's album "Fifth Dimension" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the Byrds’ composition 'Eight Miles High' presents a very familiar and unwelcoming world feeling, in that the person is disconnected and alienated. The lines give a very vivid image of a place where the people have lost, and are to some extent even making an effort to exude warmth and get recognized amid the cold, apathetic surroundings. The imagery of a gray town and faceless figures represents the loneliness and confusion that people experience. Eight miles high lyrics primarily highlight the themes of isolation, despair, and reflection, which can be seen as a form of social commentary. Nevertheless, the song also emphasizes the issues of isolation and alienation, the quest for identity amid urban life, and life's hardships.All the lyrics are devoid of strong language, adult content, and violence; thus, they are appropriate for every age group. The song is simply a literary masterpiece that draws up a sense of place and observation without ever offending the parents with content.
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Eight Miles High falls under the genre Rock.
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Eight Miles High song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
Who wrote Eight Miles High lyrics?
Eight Miles High is written by Gene Clark, David Van Cortland Crosby, James Mcguinn.
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When was Eight Miles High released?
It is first released on July 18, 1966 as part of Byrds's album "Fifth Dimension" which includes 18 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Eight Miles High lyrics?
When we analyze the meaning behind the words, the Byrds’ composition 'Eight Miles High' presents a very familiar and unwelcoming world feeling, in that the person is disconnected and alienated. The lines give a very vivid image of a place where the people have lost, and are to some extent even making an effort to exude warmth and get recognized amid the cold, apathetic surroundings. The imagery of a gray town and faceless figures represents the loneliness and confusion that people experience. Eight miles high lyrics primarily highlight the themes of isolation, despair, and reflection, which can be seen as a form of social commentary. Nevertheless, the song also emphasizes the issues of isolation and alienation, the quest for identity amid urban life, and life's hardships.All the lyrics are devoid of strong language, adult content, and violence; thus, they are appropriate for every age group. The song is simply a literary masterpiece that draws up a sense of place and observation without ever offending the parents with content.
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Which genre is Eight Miles High?
Eight Miles High falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Eight Miles High?
Eight Miles High song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gene Clark, David Van Cortland Crosby, James Mcguinn
Record Label(s): 1996 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
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