Genius Meanings
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Don Henley – The Boys of Summer
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“The Boys of Summer” is track #1 on Don Henley’s 1984 LP Building the Perfect Beast.
It was a huge hit earning numerous awards including the MTV Video of the Year in 1985 and the
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Daddy Issues – Boys Of Summer
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“Boys Of Summer” is a cover of Don Henley’s “The Boys of Summer,” a song that was a hit in the 80’s.
This version substitutes the bright summery production of the original with
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KT Tunstall – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty street / The sun goes down alone / I drive by your house
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Bat for Lashes – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The Sun goes down alone / I'm driving by your
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The Hooters – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / Summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm driving by hour
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Tenille Arts – Me and Don Henley
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[Verse 1] / One car, 1:30 in the morning driving 'round / Light rain, heartbreak, mascara coming down / Singing along to these old songs / Bringing on new tears / I know it ain't
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DJ Sammy – The Boys of Summer
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Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm drivin' by your house
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The Ataris – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm drivin' by your
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Paul Young – The Boys of Summer
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Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm driving by your house
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Zayde Wolf – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm driving by your
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Eagles – The Boys of Summer
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Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm driving by your house
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Don Henley – Sunset Grill
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One of the follow-up singles to Henley’s 1984 smash “The Boys of Summer”, “Sunset Grill” is a remarkable observation of urban life and it’s dim, dismal outcomes and prospects
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Don Henley – The Last Resort
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She came from Providence / The one in Rhode Island / Where the old world shadows hang / Heavy in the air / She packed her hopes and dreams / Like a refugee / Just as her father
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Don Henley – A Month of Sundays
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I used to work for Harvester / I used to use my hands / I used to make the tractors and the combines / That plowed and harvested these great lands / But now i see my handiwork on
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The Hood Internet – 1984
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One, two, three, four / Dearly beloved / We are gathered here today / To get through this thing called "life" / Electric word, life / It means forever, and that's a mighty long
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First Aid Kit – The Boys of Summer
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[Verse 1] / Nobody on the road / Nobody on the beach / I feel it in the air / The summer's out of reach / Empty lake, empty streets / The sun goes down alone / I'm driving by your
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Rockwell It the Musical Cast (Ft. E.K. Dagenfield, Erron Crawford, Janaya Mahealani Jones, Lana McKissack & Sterling Suliemann) – Boys of Summer
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STAN / Nobody on the road / RICHIE / Nobody on the beach / EDDIE / I feel it in the air / BILL / The summer's out of reach / RICHIE / I’m Richie Tozier. I use humor to mask my
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Don Henley – Building the Perfect Beast
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The power of reason, the top of the heap / We're the ones who can kill the things we / Don't eat / Sharper than a serpent's tongue / Tighter than a bongo drum / Quicker than a one-
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Eagles – Hotel California
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One of the most mysterious and widely speculated songs in rock history, “Hotel California” is best described in the words of its creators. As Don Henley explained in the Daily Mail
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