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John Hartford Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.78/10 [23 votes]Album: Aereo-Plain / Original Release Date: 1971Genre: Singer/SongwriterSong Duration: 3 min 28 sec
Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry
John Hartford
John Hartford
JOHN HARTFORD
- Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry LyricsThey're gonna tear down the grand old opry
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
Well there were campers
And there were busses
Parked all around, where there used to be a door
But that place
Called the grand ole opry
It just ain't there
Just ain't there no more
They're gonna tear down the grand old opry
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
Right across from the wax museum they used to line up
around the block
From east Tennessee and back down home again
All of a sudden there's nothing to do where there once
was an awful lot
Broad Street will never be the same
They're gonna tear down the grand old opry
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
I've been in love with the grand ole opry
And I guess I have now for a good many years
When I hear the grand ole opry
It makes me sad that it's gonna disappear, gonna
disappear
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
Well there were campers
And there were busses
Parked all around, where there used to be a door
But that place
Called the grand ole opry
It just ain't there
Just ain't there no more
They're gonna tear down the grand old opry
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
Right across from the wax museum they used to line up
From east Tennessee and back down home again
All of a sudden there's nothing to do where there once
was an awful lot
Broad Street will never be the same
They're gonna tear down the grand old opry
They're gonna tear down the sound that goes around our
song
They're gonna tear down the grand ole opry
Another good thing, is done gone on, done gone on
I've been in love with the grand ole opry
And I guess I have now for a good many years
When I hear the grand ole opry
It makes me sad that it's gonna disappear, gonna
disappear
Facts about Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry
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Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry is written by John Hartford, Robert Taylor.
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It is first released in 1971 as part of John Hartford's album "Aereo-Plain" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, John Hartford's 'Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry' draws upon the soon-to-be-destroyed Grand Ole Opry music venue, mourning the loss of tradition and cultural heritage through its lyrics. The words of the song give the listener an impression of nostalgia and sadness and the artist through his reminiscing about the Grand Ole Opry memories, feeling and evoking moods that are characteristic of the place where the change and progress claims the landmarks and the memories. Tear down the grand ole opry lyrics deal mostly with nostalgia, heartbreak, love, despair, and reflection. The song, meanwhile, brings forth the points of loss and nostalgia as well as change and transformation. The lyrics depict nostalgia and loss, which are connected to a cultural landmark, without any use of inappropriate language, violence, or adult themes. They are meant for all ages.
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Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry song length is 3 minutes and 28 seconds.
Who wrote Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry lyrics?
Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry is written by John Hartford, Robert Taylor.
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When was Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry released?
It is first released in 1971 as part of John Hartford's album "Aereo-Plain" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, John Hartford's 'Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry' draws upon the soon-to-be-destroyed Grand Ole Opry music venue, mourning the loss of tradition and cultural heritage through its lyrics. The words of the song give the listener an impression of nostalgia and sadness and the artist through his reminiscing about the Grand Ole Opry memories, feeling and evoking moods that are characteristic of the place where the change and progress claims the landmarks and the memories. Tear down the grand ole opry lyrics deal mostly with nostalgia, heartbreak, love, despair, and reflection. The song, meanwhile, brings forth the points of loss and nostalgia as well as change and transformation. The lyrics depict nostalgia and loss, which are connected to a cultural landmark, without any use of inappropriate language, violence, or adult themes. They are meant for all ages.
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Which genre is Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry?
Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
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How long is the song Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry?
Tear Down The Grand Ole Opry song length is 3 minutes and 28 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Hartford, Robert Taylor
Record Label(s): 1971 Warner Bros Records Inc Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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