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The Black Keys – Lonely Boy
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“Lonely Boy” is a song by American rock band The Black Keys. It is the opening track from their 2011 studio album El Camino and was released as the record’s lead single on October
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Song Meaning page and Q&A Updates!
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As announced in our recent roadmap thread, we’re working to introduce another type of Q&A landing page powered by a new thing: community-written “Song meanings”! Song meanings are short, digestible paragraphs that describe the overall meaning behind the lyrics of a song.
To ensure that song meanings follow the best formatting for search and discoverability, we’re making some changes to the song page Q&A experience while addressing some of your long-standing feedback about how the feature is implemented on the song page.
Let’s get into it!
Improving the song page Q&A experience
First, we’ve made some changes to the Q&A section by better defining it with a new heading and adding it as a quick-link option in the sticky nav at the top of the page. This should help cement Q&A as a core feature on the song page, and help it get more visibility, go check it out!
Second, we’ll be making some improvements to the experience of adding Q&A for Editors+. Today, the majority of Q&A content that’s add
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The Black Keys – Your Touch (BBC Session)
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[Verse 1] / And I want it, and you got it / So much, I'm crazy for / [Chorus] / Your touch / Your touch / Your touch / Your touch / [Verse 2] / And I be good, just like I should
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The Black Keys – Everlasting Light (Live in Portland, ME)
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[Verse 1] / Let me be your everlasting light / Sun where there is none / I'm a Shepard for you and I'll guide you through / Be your everlasting light / [Vese 2] / Be your
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The Black Keys – Gold on the Ceiling
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“Gold on the Ceiling” is a song by American rock band The Black Keys. It is the third track from their seventh studio album El Camino and was released as the record’s second single
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The Black Keys – Little Black Submarines (BBC Session)
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[Verse 1] / Little black submarines / Operator please, put me back on the line / Told my girl I'd be back, operator please / This is wrecking my mind / [Chorus] / Oh, can it be
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The Black Keys – Run Right Back (Electro-Vox Sessions)
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[Verse 1] / Before she hits the ground / She's gonna want to explode / Never step aside, never run and hide / She holds it all up under that pretty heads of hers, oh / It comes
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The Black Keys – Dead and Gone
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[Intro] / Na-na, na-na / Na-na, na, na-na / Na-na (Woah-oh-oh), na-na (Oh-oh-oh) / Na-na (Oh-oh-oh), na-na / [Verse 1] / So long / Why you waiting so long? / After every single
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The Black Keys – She's Long Gone (Live in Portland, ME)
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[Verse 1] / Well she was made / To blow you away / But she don't care what any many say / Watch her strut, keep your mouth shut / Oh, it's ruination day / [Chorus] / Oh, now she's
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The Black Keys – I'll Be Your Man / Your Touch (Live in Portland, ME)
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[I'll Be Your Man: Verse 1] / Need a new love, darlin' I'm ready / Want my time, yes I'm willing, yeah / Cause I'm the one who's gonna show / When there's nobody / But I'll be your
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The Black Keys – Sad Days, Lonely Nights
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[Verse 1] / My mama told me / When I was a child / She said, "Son, gonna have hard days" / My daddy told me too / He said, "Son, gonna have sad days, lonely nights" / Sittin' alone
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The Black Keys – I Got Mine (Live in Portland, ME)
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[Verse 1] / I was a moving man, I was in my younger days / But I've grown out, of my ramblin' ways / I left that road, so far behind / Now I know, oh babe / [Chorus] / I got mine
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Matt Corby – Lonely Boy - triple j Like A Version
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[Intro] / Oh-ooh, I got a love that keeps me waitin' / [Verse 1] / Well, I'm so above you and it's fine to see / But I came to love you anyway / So you tore my heart out and I don'
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The Black Keys – Little Black Submarines
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The fourth track on The Black Keys' seventh studio album El Camino, “Little Black Submarines” originated as a demo recorded by guitarist Dan Auerbach and producer Brian Burton that
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Marius Bear – Lonely Boy (Live)
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[Verse 1] / Hey, well, I'm so above you / But it's plain to see / But I came to love you anyway / So you tore my heart out / And I don't, I don't mind bleeding / Any old time that
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The Black Keys – Little Black Submarines
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The fourth track on The Black Keys' seventh studio album El Camino, “Little Black Submarines” originated as a demo recorded by guitarist Dan Auerbach and producer Brian Burton that
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The Black Keys – Sister
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[Verse 1] / Wake up / You're gonna wake up to nothin' / Break up / The break up is comin' / And when your heart is hollow / Another pill to swallow / [Verse 2] / Shake up / Gotta
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The Black Keys – Nova Baby
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[Verse 1] / You walk around in other towns / I've seen you out, just hangin' 'round / It's what you chose and I suppose / You'll meet me one day, meet me one day / You throw away
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The Black Keys – Beautiful People (Stay High)
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“Beautiful People (Stay High)” is the lead single for The Black Keys twelfth album, Ohio Players. The song debuts a new style for the band through writing and production
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The Black Keys – Money Maker
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[Verse 1] / Oh, she wants milk and honey / Oh, she wants filthy money / But oh, that's not the way it goes / I wanna buy some time but don't have a dime / [Chorus] / Hey my my she'
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Garou – Lonely Boy
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Well I'm so above you / And it's fine to see / But I came to love you anyway / So you tore my heart out / And I don't mind bleeding / Any old time to keep me waiting / Waiting
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The Black Keys – Poor Boy a Long Way From Home
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[Verse 1] / Poor boy, I'm a long way from home / Poor boy, I'm a long way from home / Poor boy, I'm a long way from home / World gonna do me no / [Verse 2] / Babe, I can't stay
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The Black Keys – Mind Eraser
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[Verse 1] / When I need to replace her / I am the mind eraser / Anything goes, yeah, anything goes / [Verse 2] / Got this sin in our brain / But she ain't gonna see me again, see
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The Black Keys – Stop Stop
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[Verse 1] / You're wound up like a weapon / You got an evil streak / They told me to stay away / But I was much too weak / [Chorus] / You gotta / Stop, stop can't you hear me call
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The Black Keys – Run Right Back
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[Verse 1] / Before she hits the ground / She's gonna want to explode / Never step aside / Never run and hide / She holds it all up under / That pretty head of hers, oh / It comes
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The Black Keys – Hell of a Season
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[Verse 1] / Even though / You don't know / You're reacting all alone / What I see / Is killing me / You won't make it on your own / [Chorus] / In this hell of a season / Give me
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Pablo America – Lonely Boy dei Black Keys
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[Testo di "Lonely Boy dei Black Keys"] / [Strofa 1] / Sono io / Oppure è un fantasma / Che non mi lascia entrare / Nel tuo cuore? / Mi rivedo negli occhi a mandorla tuoi / Sua
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The Black Keys – Walk with Me
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[Verse 1] / Babe, talk with me / And walk with me, babe / We'll get together / Make everything right / Let's make it up, babe / [Verse 2] / Love, babe / I'll make it good to you
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Lana Del Rey – West Coast
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“West Coast” is a surf-rock throwback produced by Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys. It uses the west coast to frame Lana Del Rey’s tale of leaving her lover to travel—only to return
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The Black Keys – Come on and Go with Me
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[Verse 1] / Come on, come on, baby / Come on, go with me / I need lovin' / I need love so bad / Lowdown cryin' / [Verse 2] / Come on, come on, baby / Come on and go with me / I
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The Black Keys – Coal Black Mattie
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[Verse 1] / Poor black Mattie ain't got / Change in clothes / Fool got drunk, close that door / Coal black Mattie / Ain't got change in clothes / [Verse 2] / Goin' to Memphis, see
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The Black Keys – Mellow Peaches
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[Verse 1] / Don't your peaches, they look mellow / Hanging way up in your tree? / [Verse 2] / Get up there among your mellow peaches / Mellow, no, they are sweet and kind / [Verse
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The Black Keys – Stay All Night
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[Verse 1] / Stay all night / Stay a little longer / Pull off your clothes / And throw 'em in the corner / And love me, girl / Love me, baby / Love me, babe / Love me, babe / [Verse
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The Black Keys – Louise
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[Verse 1] / I said, Louise / The sweetest girl / I said, Louise / The sweetest girl / She called me to warm Chicago / Down the Gulf of Mexico / [Verse 2] / Now look here, Louise
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The Black Keys – Crawling Kingsnake
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“Crawling Kingsnake” is the Black Keys‘ take on the classic blues song, inspired by Junior Kimbrough’s version.
The track has been recorded by multiple musicians, most notably
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