submissions
| Industry – State of the Nation Lyrics
| 3 years ago
|
The song tells about the sentiment of a soldier who is going to serve during war.
It states that he would rather be home rather than in a foreign country fighting
for his nation. |
submissions
| The Human League – Human Lyrics
| 3 years ago
|
|
This is obviously the signature song of The Human League especially when it entered the pop music. The song was obviously about someone asking for reparations for the sins of cheating and infidelity. |
submissions
| The Human League – Human Lyrics
| 3 years ago
|
This is obviously the signature of The Human League especially when it entered the pop music. The song was obviously about someone asking for reparations for the
sins of cheating and infidelity. |
submissions
| The Beatles – I Need You Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
@[song4julia:27952] It was claimed that George wrote it for Patty when they separated while the former was in the Bahamas in 1965. But apparently,some have disproved that theory as the recording of the "Help!" happened before George went to the Bahamas. It was probably a song he made for her as a source of inspiration or a love song. They were not married yet when this song was released in 1965. |
submissions
| The Beatles – I Need You Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
@redshiftdazzleron With regards to "I Need You", I think that George and Patty weren't married yet as the album and the movie "Help!" was shown in 1965. But they met in the 1964 movie,"A Hard Day's Night" and they probably had an ongoing relationship. |
submissions
| The Beatles – I Need You Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
@redshiftdazzleron Yes she was. Patty Boyd was married to George Harrison from 1966 to 1977 and then she married Eric Clapton from 1979-1989. Now,she is not married to someone else - a non-celebrity and not a singer - in Roy Weston since 2015. Patty Boyd also inspired George to write "Something", "If I Needed Someone" and "For Your Blue".And you got it right. She was the inspiration of Eric Clapton for "Layla" and "Wonderful Tonight". |
submissions
| The Beatles – In My Life Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
LennonGenius! Take note that when the Beatles released their like their albums like "1" and "Let It Be...Naked" during the 2000's, they still sold millions of copies. Beatles songs are timeless hits and classics. They are not primarily 60's songs or as you described "songs stuck in the past". Most of the songs by The Beatles stand the test of time and way better than today's garbage music. Even their first hit "Love Me Do" in 1962 is still enjoyed by many people at present. A lot of Beatles' songs are not just 60's songs alone. |
submissions
| The Beatles – In My Life Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
@[richard155:27626] I agree that he lost it there. This is not a solo Lennon song but a Beatles song. The Beatles consist of John Lennon,Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.Not John Lennon alone. Despite the fact that John did not re-record this song on his own, it remains a great song. Who knows if Lennon lived beyond the age of 40? He could have had a better interpretation of the song. But unfortunately when the Beatles broke up, all members are trying to create their own brand of music particularly in the 70's and they refrained from singing Beatle songs. Then decades have past,then the surviving members of the Beatles started to sing Beatle songs in their concerts once again during the 90's. Too bad that we would not know what the solo version of John of this song would have been better when the Beatles recorded it as he did not live beyond his sudden death in 1980. BUT NO ONE CAN TAKE THE OUT THE FACT THAT IT REMAINS A GREAT SONG. If Lennon lived, I doubt that he would have surpassed the success of the Beatles. Even McCartney who still is alive today didn't despite the fact that he had a great solo career. |
submissions
| The Beatles – In My Life Lyrics
| 5 years ago
|
|
@[LennonGenius:27625]! I agree with the interpretation that you made. But you have to realize what richard155 told you. You cannot expect Beatle songs to be purely Lennon songs. Being "Beatlesque" does not mean garbage and a song being "Lennonesque" does not mean the song is elevated to a higher level. You have to realize that although this song is composed by John Lennon, this is a Beatles song and not purely a John Lennon song. |
* This information can be up to 15 minutes delayed.
