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The Doors – The Changeling
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Morrison wrote the lyrics for this song in 1968, but they did not record it until 1970. LA Woman turned out to be Morrison’s last album.
This rocker was the first song on LA Woman
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The Doors – The Changeling (2021 Remaster)
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Ooh / Ooh / Ooh / Get loose / I live, uptown / I live, downtown / I live, all around / I had money, and I had none / I had money, and I had none / But I never been so broke that I
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Ellaharp – Changeling
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Cool night yet, just sunset / She left her sleeping baby boy / In his cradle by the window / She wrapped a shawl around her / She locked the door behind her / She picked some
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The Doors – The Changeling (Alternate Version)
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Uh! / Uha! / Gedu! / I live uptown / I live downtown / I live all around / I had money, and I had none / I had money, and I had none / But I never been so broke / That I couldn't
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The Doors – The changeling - remaster
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Uh! Uhh! Gedu! / I live uptown / I live downtown / I live all around / I had money, I had none / I had money, I had none / But I never been so broke that I couldn't leave town / I'
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The Doors – L.A. Woman (Pt. 1) [L.A. Woman Sessions]
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Apr 19, 1971 ... Q&A · 1. The Changeling (2021 Remaster) · 2. Love Her Madly (2021 Remaster) · 3. Been Down So Long (2021 Remaster) (Missing Lyrics) · 4. Cars Hiss ...
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The Doors – L.A. Woman (2021 Remaster)
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Well, I just got into town about an hour ago / Took a look around, see which way the wind blow / Where the little girls in their Hollywood bungalows / Are you a lucky little lady
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The Doors – Love Her Madly (2021 Remaster)
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[Intro] / Don't ya love her madly? / Don't ya need her badly? / Don't ya love her ways? / Tell me what you say / [Verse] / Don't you love her madly? / Wanna be her daddy? / Don't
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The Doors – Been Down So Long (Pt. 1) [L.A. Woman Sessions]
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[Chorus] / Well, I've been down so Goddamn long / That it looks like up to me / I've been down so very damn long / That it looks like up to me / What one of you people / Come along
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The Doors – Hyacinth House (Demo) [2021 Remaster]
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[Intro] / Work in progress, take one / [Refrain] / What are they doing in the Hyacinth House? / What are they doing in the Hyacinth House? / To please the lions, this day / [Verse
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The Doors – Been Down So Long (Alternate Version)
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Born from the blind, delusional mind / Bite the hand that feeds the lie / The garden is severed, burned is the truth / Open your eyes 'cause God hates you / The serpents have the
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The Doors – Cars Hiss By My Window (Alternate Version)
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The cars hiss by my window / Like the waves down on the beach / The cars hiss by my window / Like the waves down on the beach / I got this girl beside me but she's / Out of reach
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The Doors – L.A. Woman
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[Verse: Jim Morrison] / Well, I just got into town about an hour ago / Took a look around, see which way the wind blow / Where the little girls in their Hollywood bungalows / Are
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The Doors – She Smells So Nice
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Man, the first woman know she smells so nice / And she looks so good i gotta zip up once or twice / Well i've been down / Up and up / Up and down / In 99, but i love my woman
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The Doors – Rock Me
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Want you to rock me / Rock me all night long / Rock me baby / Rock me all night long / Want you to rock me / 'Till I sing my song / See the sun goin' down / Moon begin to rise
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Bob Dylan – The Times They Are A-Changin'
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In the liner notes for his album Biograph, written by Cameron Crowe, Bob Dylan said the following about this song:
This was definitely a song with a purpose. It was influenced of
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The Doors – Hyacinth House
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This song was written and recorded from December of 1970 to January of 1971 and features on the album L.A. Woman. Ray Manzarek wrote the instrumental and Jim Morrison wrote the
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The Doors – L'America
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[Intro] / Yeah! / [Chorus] / I took a trip down to L'America / To trade some beads for a pint of gold / I took a trip down to L'America / To trade some beads for a pint of gold / L
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The Doors – Love her madly - alternate version
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Don't you love her madly? / Don't you need her badly? / Don't you love her ways? / Tell me what you say? / Don't you love her madly? / Wanna be her daddy? / Don't you love her face
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John Frusciante – Walls And Doors
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Any sigh is a womb / Releasing to the room of senses / Results of plans are ours / Our actions girt in what will be / One time seems a bunch / But we don't see in front of us
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The Doors – Been Down So Long
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The title was inspired by Richard Farina’s 1966 novel Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up To Me – Farina died in a motorcycle accident two days after it was published. The lyrical
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The Doors – Love Her Madly
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Love Her Madly, released in March 1971 as the first single from the album L.A. Woman, was written by Robbie Krieger about his relationship with his wife. The song was one of the
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The Doors – Crawling King Snake
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Crawling King Snake was first recorded by Big Joe Williams on March 27, 1941. It was also famously adapted by blues legend John Lee Hooker in 1949.
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The Doors – Cars Hiss by My Window
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The 4th song off The Doors' final album with Jim Morrison, L.A. Woman.
A typical blues-rock song possibly about an argument with a lover and the feelings that come with it. Ray
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The Doors – The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat) [Alternate Version]
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I wanna tell you 'bout Texas Radio and the Big Beat / Comes out of the Virginia swamps / Cool and slow with plenty of precision / With a back beat narrow and hard to master / Some
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The Doors – Riders on the Storm
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This was the last song Jim Morrison recorded. He went to France and died a few weeks later. The single was released in June, 1971, shortly before Morrison’s death.
This evolved
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The Doors – L.A. Woman (Alternate Version)
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[Spoken Intro: Jim Morrison] / Ray, I think you're the one that—when you feel like it's about ready to start, come down an octave, or something... alright. Yeah / [Instrumental
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The Doors – The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)
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“The WASP (Texas Radio and the Big Beat)” is a 1971 song written and performed by The Doors from L.A. Woman, the band’s final album with frontman Jim Morrison.
Morrison’s spoken
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Exhorder – Hallowed Sounds
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Days of pain that leave your body shaking / Make you want to tear a hole right through the door / Life will be peak when rhythms speak / Steady courses and in better days / And you
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The Doors – Carol
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Oh, Carol! / Don't let him steal your heart away / Yeah I've got to love you darling / If it takes me all night and day / Beat cool down / Over cool down / I can hear that highway
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Jefferson Starship – Millennium Beyond (Frontera Luminosa)
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[Verse 1] / Astronauts of the future / Listen, look, touch my words / Written while I, like you, was alive / Watching you through unborn eyes / These are days of chaos / This is
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The Doors – Touch Me (Dialogue)
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Yeah! / Come on, come on, come on / Come on now touch me, baby / Can't you see that I am not afraid? / What was that promise that you made? / Why won't you tell me what she said
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The Doors – Moonlight Drive [Version 1]
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Let's swim to the moon / Uh-huh / Let's climb thru the tide / Penetrate the evenin' that the city sleeps to hide / Let's swim out tonight, love / It's our turn to try / Parked
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The Doors – Talking Blues
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Yeah / How me and my baby walking down the street / We's being friendly to person we meet / You know that / Yeah / Say "Hi neighbor" / "How are you doing" / Hey Dylan, how are you
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The Doors – Orange County Suite
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[Verse 1] / Well I used to know someone fair / She had orange ribbons in her hair / She was such a trip, she was hardly there / But I loved her, just the same / There was rain in
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The Doors – Roadhouse Talking Blues 11/5/69 Take 1
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Yeah, keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel / Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel / Yeah, we're goin' to the Roadhouse / We're gonna have a real
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The Doors – Gloria (Live) (2007 Remaster)
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[Intro] / Yeah right / [Verse 1] / D'you hear about my baby? / She come around / She come 'round here / Her head to the ground / Come 'round here / A just about midnight / She make
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