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Jefferson Airplane Good Shepherd Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Volunteers / Original Release Date: 1969-11Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 22 sec
JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
- Good Shepherd Lyrics / with translationsIf you want to get to heaven
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the blood-stained bandit
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
One for paul
One for silas
One for to make my heart rejoice
Can't you hear my lambs acallin
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want to get to heaven
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the long-tongue liar
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want to get to heaven
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the gun shot devil
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the blood-stained bandit
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
One for paul
One for silas
One for to make my heart rejoice
Can't you hear my lambs acallin
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want to get to heaven
Stay out of the way of the long-tongue liar
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
If you want to get to heaven
Over on the other shore
Stay out of the way of the gun shot devil
Oh good shepherd
Feed my sheep
Facts about Good Shepherd
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Good Shepherd is written by Jorma L Kaukonen.
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It is first released on November 01, 1969 as part of Jefferson Airplane's album "Volunteers" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song Good Shepherd by Jefferson Airplane uses religious imagery and metaphors to show how people should stay away from bad things while they need to find their path to the place which represents heaven. The Good shepherd lyrics mostly focus on spiritual matters while they bring inspiration and reflection, which leads to feelings of joy and hope. The song shows how people should travel their spiritual path while they should stay away from evil while they depend on heavenly guidance. The song uses metaphorical references to negative characters and themes through its use of 'blood-stained bandit', 'long-tongue liar', and 'gun shot devil', which parents need to explain to their children because these elements require explanation to understand the song's content and purpose.
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Good Shepherd falls under the genre Rock.
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Good Shepherd is produced by Al Schmitt.
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Good Shepherd song length is 4 minutes and 22 seconds.
Who wrote Good Shepherd lyrics?
Good Shepherd is written by Jorma L Kaukonen.
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When was Good Shepherd released?
It is first released on November 01, 1969 as part of Jefferson Airplane's album "Volunteers" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 1st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Good Shepherd lyrics?
When we take a closer look at its interpretation, the song Good Shepherd by Jefferson Airplane uses religious imagery and metaphors to show how people should stay away from bad things while they need to find their path to the place which represents heaven. The Good shepherd lyrics mostly focus on spiritual matters while they bring inspiration and reflection, which leads to feelings of joy and hope. The song shows how people should travel their spiritual path while they should stay away from evil while they depend on heavenly guidance. The song uses metaphorical references to negative characters and themes through its use of 'blood-stained bandit', 'long-tongue liar', and 'gun shot devil', which parents need to explain to their children because these elements require explanation to understand the song's content and purpose.
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Which genre is Good Shepherd?
Good Shepherd falls under the genre Rock.
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Who produced Good Shepherd?
Good Shepherd is produced by Al Schmitt.
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How long is the song Good Shepherd?
Good Shepherd song length is 4 minutes and 22 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jorma L KaukonenRecord Label(s): This compilation (P) 2004 BMG Music
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