 Genius Meanings
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Kenny Loggins – Danger Zone
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This song challenges the cultural couch potato mentality pervasive at the time (and to this day) that, in the name of safety, holds back countless millions of people from unlocking
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Cherlene (Ft. Kenny Loggins) – Danger Zone
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Danger Zone, is the country version of the hit single by Kenny Rogers performed in Season 5 of Archer, following seasons of the title character (Sterling Archer) referencing the
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Psychostick – Danger Zone
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A cover of the Kenny Loggins song of the same name, albeit with added Psychostick flavour, both in terms of instrumentation and their signature sense of humour.
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No Resolve (Ft. State of Mine) – Danger Zone
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[Intro] / D-D-Danger zone (D-D-Danger zone) / D-D-Danger zone / [Verse 1] / Revvin' up your engine / Listen to her howlin' roar / Metal under tension / Beggin' you to touch and go
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The Protomen – Danger Zone
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Revvin' up the engine / Listen to her howlin' roar / Metal under tension / Begging you to touch and go / Highway to the danger zone / Ride into the danger zone / Heading into
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Kenny Loggins – Footloose
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“Footloose” was the first of two singles by Loggins from the 1984 film of the same name (the other one is “I’m Free (Heaven Helps the Man)”). The song spent three weeks at number
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Kenny Loggins – For the First Time
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[Verse 1] / Are those your eyes, is that your smile? / I've been looking at you forever / But I never saw you before / Are these your hands holding mine? / Now, I wonder how I
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Genius Deutsche Übersetzungen – Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone (Deutsche Übersetzung)
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[Deutscher Songtext zu „Danger Zone“] / [Strophe 1] / Drehst deinen Motor auf / Hörst den heulenden Schrei / Metall auf Spannung / Bettelt dich um Erlösung an / [Refrain] / Im
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Kenny Loggins – I'm Alright (Theme from "Caddyshack")
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This is a self-deprecating song about how the protagonist needs no help from society or the people who care about them. Featured in the movie Caddyshack (1980).
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Glee Cast – Old Time Rock & Roll / Danger Zone
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“Old Time Rock & Roll / Danger Zone is a mash-up featured in Girls (and Boys) on Film, the fifteenth episode of Season Four. It is sung by the New Directions Boys, with Blaine (
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Kenny Loggins – No Lookin' Back
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I'm fading out of sight / My wheels are the only sound / Runnin' at the speed of light / I can't slow down now / Out on an open road / Racin' to beat the night / No matter where I'
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Kenny Loggins – Heart to Heart
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This song is about Kenny and his Significant Other having an intimate conversation (often: Heart to Heart). It is a story about how their relationship is falling apart and what
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Kenny Loggins – Celebrate Me Home
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Celebrate Me Home is the debut solo album from Kenny Loggins, released in 1977. The album, Loggins' first since splitting from Loggins and Messina, represents a slight move away
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Kenny Loggins (Ft. Stevie Nicks) – Whenever I Call You "Friend"
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Co-writer Melissa Manchester on the genesis of this song:
Writing with Kenny was great. It came out of the oddity of the times — he and I kept running into each other at televised
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Kenny Loggins – Playing With the Boys
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“Playing With the Boys” peaked at #60 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1986.
The song is most memorable for being featured in the volleyball scene in “Top Gun.”
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Kenny Loggins – Forever
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[Verse 1] / Now, while we're here alone / And all is said and done / Now I can let you know / Because of all you've shown / I've grown enough to tell you / You'll always be inside
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Kenny Loggins – The Real Thing
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[Verse 1] / Amanda, I know what you're thinking / You and I have much to say / And you've been making me crazy / Trying to understand / But it's impossible at your age / [Pre-
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Kenny Loggins – Conviction of the Heart
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[Intro] / One with the earth, with the sky / One with everything in life / [Verse 1] / Where are the dreams that we once had? / This is the time to bring them back / What were the
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Kenny Loggins – Meet Me Half Way
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In a lifetime / Made of memories / I believe / In destiny / Every moment returns again in time / When I've got the future on my mind / Know that you'll be the only one / Meet me
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Kenny Loggins – This Is It
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Third track on the album “Keep the Fire”. In a 1987 interview with American Songwriter magazine, Kenny Loggins exposed
Michael McDonald and I must have written “This Is It” four
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Half an Orange (Ft. Alli Simms) – Playing with the Boys
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I'd say it was the right time / To walk away / When dreaming takes you nowhere / It's time to play / Bodies working overtime / Your money don't matter / The time keeps ticking
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Kenny Loggins (Ft. Amy Grant) – Return to Pooh Corner
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Originally written in 1970 at the very beginning of Kenny Loggins' career, he later returned to this piece in 94, re-titled “Return to Pooh Corner” for his album of the same name
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