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Sonic Youth Death Valley '69 Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 6.87/10 [15 votes]Album: Hold That Tiger / Original Release Date: 1991Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 50 sec
Death Valley '69
Sonic Youth
Sonic Youth
SONIC YOUTH
- Death Valley '69 Lyrics[Lydia's lines in brackets when they differ]
Coming down
Sadie I love it [Coming down]
Now now now
Death Valley '69
You're right
You're right
You're right
You're right [You were right]
I was on the wrong track
We're deep in the valley
How deep in the gulley
And now in the canyon
Way out in the yonder
She started to holler
She started to holler
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
But she started to holler
So I had to hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Deep in the valley
In the trunk of an old car
In the back of a Chevy [I got sand in my mouth]
I got sand in my mouth
You got sun in yr eyes
Blind [Blinded]
And you wanted to get there
But I couldn't go faster
And it couldn't go faster
So I started to hit it
So I started to hit it
And I started to hit it
Hit it (x 7)
Coming down
Sadie I love it
Now now now
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Kim: "Hi death, it's been a long time"
Thurston: "Nothing to lose"
Lee: "Don't die"
Coming down
Sadie I love it [Coming down]
Now now now
Death Valley '69
You're right
You're right
You're right
You're right [You were right]
I was on the wrong track
We're deep in the valley
How deep in the gulley
And now in the canyon
Way out in the yonder
She started to holler
She started to holler
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
I didn't wanna
But she started to holler
So I had to hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Hit it
Deep in the valley
In the back of a Chevy [I got sand in my mouth]
I got sand in my mouth
You got sun in yr eyes
Blind [Blinded]
And you wanted to get there
But I couldn't go faster
And it couldn't go faster
So I started to hit it
So I started to hit it
And I started to hit it
Hit it (x 7)
Coming down
Sadie I love it
Now now now
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Death Valley '69
Kim: "Hi death, it's been a long time"
Thurston: "Nothing to lose"
Lee: "Don't die"
Facts about Death Valley '69
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Death Valley '69 is written by Lee M. Ranaldo, Thurston J. Moore, Kim A. Godron, Robert Bert, Lydia Lunch.
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It is first released in 1991 as part of Sonic Youth's album "Hold That Tiger" which includes 18 tracks in total.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the track 'Death Valley '69' through the lens of Sonic Youth gives a clear vision of a chaotic, passionate bond, and it uses the barren Death Valley as a core metaphor for the feelings that were going on inside. The whole story gets narrated in a way where picturesque yet insuperable hurdles are put up ahead of the two lovers, and these mighty obstructions all take shape in the form of the extremely hostile conditions of Death Valley, through which the speaker along with the other has to find their way through the troubles and arguments. Death valley '69 lyrics are mainly concerned with love, nostalgia, reflections, angst, and joy. However, on the other hand, the song underlines the themes of love and longing, struggle and frustration, and nostalgia and memory. There are adult situations and suggestive language in the lyrics that could be considered inappropriate for children under 13. The phrase 'hit it' is often repeated and carries a certain implication, and the whole context indicates a theme that is meant for adults and thus needs to be parentally guided.
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Death Valley '69 falls under the genre Alternative.
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Death Valley '69 song length is 4 minutes and 50 seconds.
Who wrote Death Valley '69 lyrics?
Death Valley '69 is written by Lee M. Ranaldo, Thurston J. Moore, Kim A. Godron, Robert Bert, Lydia Lunch.
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When was Death Valley '69 released?
It is first released in 1991 as part of Sonic Youth's album "Hold That Tiger" which includes 18 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Death Valley '69 lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the track 'Death Valley '69' through the lens of Sonic Youth gives a clear vision of a chaotic, passionate bond, and it uses the barren Death Valley as a core metaphor for the feelings that were going on inside. The whole story gets narrated in a way where picturesque yet insuperable hurdles are put up ahead of the two lovers, and these mighty obstructions all take shape in the form of the extremely hostile conditions of Death Valley, through which the speaker along with the other has to find their way through the troubles and arguments. Death valley '69 lyrics are mainly concerned with love, nostalgia, reflections, angst, and joy. However, on the other hand, the song underlines the themes of love and longing, struggle and frustration, and nostalgia and memory. There are adult situations and suggestive language in the lyrics that could be considered inappropriate for children under 13. The phrase 'hit it' is often repeated and carries a certain implication, and the whole context indicates a theme that is meant for adults and thus needs to be parentally guided.
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Which genre is Death Valley '69?
Death Valley '69 falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Death Valley '69?
Death Valley '69 song length is 4 minutes and 50 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Lee M. Ranaldo, Thurston J. Moore, Kim A. Godron, Robert Bert, Lydia Lunch
Record Label(s): 1991 Goofin
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