CARAVAN
- Videos Of Hollywood Lyrics / with translationsEvery star that has died leave a void
Now locked inside some reel of celluloid
In some old archive
In this age of video, could we know
Or understand the magic and the joy
That was Hollywood?
Hollywood, movie queens
Heart-throb magazines
Memory's all we've got
Videos of Hollywood
I love all those films, so grand
I see them still, the Cecil B. De Mille's
On the silver screen
The legend lingers on, but with time
The era gone, now images and songs
That was Hollywood
Hollywood, movie queens
Heart-throb magazines
Memory's all we've got
Videos of Hollywood
Now locked inside some reel of celluloid
In some old archive
In this age of video, could we know
Or understand the magic and the joy
That was Hollywood?
Hollywood, movie queens
Heart-throb magazines
Memory's all we've got
Videos of Hollywood
I see them still, the Cecil B. De Mille's
On the silver screen
The legend lingers on, but with time
The era gone, now images and songs
That was Hollywood
Hollywood, movie queens
Heart-throb magazines
Memory's all we've got
Videos of Hollywood
Facts about Videos Of Hollywood
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Videos Of Hollywood is first released in 1992 as part of Caravan's album "Live" which includes 7 tracks in total.
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Videos Of Hollywood falls under the genre Rock.
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Videos Of Hollywood song length is 6 minutes and 32 seconds.
When was Videos Of Hollywood released?
Videos Of Hollywood is first released in 1992 as part of Caravan's album "Live" which includes 7 tracks in total.
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Which genre is Videos Of Hollywood?
Videos Of Hollywood falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Videos Of Hollywood?
Videos Of Hollywood song length is 6 minutes and 32 seconds.
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Videos Of Hollywood
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