Changes
Monkees
Monkees
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- Changes LyricsSeasons may change, we stay the same.
We always stay the same.
We always stay the same.
Winter brings snow, when no, no flowers grow.
They wait for the Spring.
Yes, they wait 'til the Spring.
In the Spring, young men grow.
'Til they're old enough to know,Better.
Better.
Leaves have turned green, now Spring has been
And gone
Summer's here.
The Autumn trees swing to and fro.
Their leaves turn brown,
Now young men know
Better.
Better.
["Just let me listen to that."]
Ev'ryone one feels good
And I knew they would.
It's been quite a good year.
It's been quite a good year.
It's been quite a good year.
We always stay the same.
We always stay the same.
Winter brings snow, when no, no flowers grow.
They wait for the Spring.
Yes, they wait 'til the Spring.
In the Spring, young men grow.
'Til they're old enough to know,Better.
Better.
Leaves have turned green, now Spring has been
Summer's here.
The Autumn trees swing to and fro.
Their leaves turn brown,
Now young men know
Better.
Better.
["Just let me listen to that."]
Ev'ryone one feels good
And I knew they would.
It's been quite a good year.
It's been quite a good year.
It's been quite a good year.
Facts about Changes
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Changes is written by Davy Jones, S. Pitts.
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It is first released on January 14, 1986 as part of Monkees's album "Missing Links, Vol. 2" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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When we look deeper into its meaning, the Monkees' Changes deals with the constancy of relationships surrounded by the changing seasons of life, with seasons as a metaphor to indicate the various stages of life along with the maturing of individuals in them. The lyrics of Changes mainly focus on joy, celebration, hope, peace, and reflection. However, the song also highlights coexisting change, nature's cycles, and growth, as well as the related tranquility and happiness. The lyrics portray the themes of nature, seasons, and self-development. There are no swear words, aggression, or adult themes present in the song. The uplifting message is universal and thus appropriate for all generations.
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Changes falls under the genre Pop.
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Changes song length is 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
Who wrote Changes lyrics?
Changes is written by Davy Jones, S. Pitts.
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When was Changes released?
It is first released on January 14, 1986 as part of Monkees's album "Missing Links, Vol. 2" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 12nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Changes lyrics?
When we look deeper into its meaning, the Monkees' Changes deals with the constancy of relationships surrounded by the changing seasons of life, with seasons as a metaphor to indicate the various stages of life along with the maturing of individuals in them. The lyrics of Changes mainly focus on joy, celebration, hope, peace, and reflection. However, the song also highlights coexisting change, nature's cycles, and growth, as well as the related tranquility and happiness. The lyrics portray the themes of nature, seasons, and self-development. There are no swear words, aggression, or adult themes present in the song. The uplifting message is universal and thus appropriate for all generations.
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Which genre is Changes?
Changes falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Changes?
Changes song length is 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Davy Jones, S. Pitts
Record Label(s): 1986 Rhino Records Inc
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