Doors Tell All The People Lyrics

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Who wrote Tell All The People lyrics?

Tell All The People is written by Jim Morrison, John Paul Densmore, Raymond Manzarek, Robert Krieger.
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When was Tell All The People released?

It is first released on July 01, 1969 as part of Doors's album "The Soft Parade" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Tell All The People lyrics?

When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the track 'Tell All the People' by The Doors is an anthem to freedom and togetherness, inviting the audience to take part in a journey to get rid of all boundaries and limitations imposed by the society, which is pictured by burying the worries in the sand. The lyrics of Tell all the people reflect mainly freedom, empowerment, inspiration, hope, and adventure. In addition to that, the song still talks about liberation, unity, and wonder and discovery as its main concerns. Within the lyrics one can find abstract images that are very likely to be suggestive like 'milky babies' and 'molded, flowing revelry', which might be confusing or even inappropriate for children without any explanation. The repetitiveness of the chorus and the invitation to 'come after me' might also have different meanings which point out the need for adult supervision to make sure the material is suitable for young ones.
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Which genre is Tell All The People?

Tell All The People falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Tell All The People?

Tell All The People song length is 3 minutes and 21 seconds.