 Genius Meanings
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The Who – Baba O'Riley
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“Baba O'Riley” by The Who was initially part of an idea (later thrown aside) of a follow up rock opera to Tommy: Lifehouse. Pete Townshend wrote it after his experience at
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The Who – Baba O’Riley (ConfidentialMX Remix)
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[Verse: Roger Daltrey] / Out here in the fields, I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / [Bridge: Pete Townshend] / Don't cry, don't raise your eye / It's only
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The Gaslight Anthem – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I plowed for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Don't cry / Don't raise
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Jerry Goodman (Ft. Nektar) – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Don't cry / Don't raise
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The Ghost of Paul Revere – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fought for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Don't cry / Don't raise
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Pete Townshend – Baba O'Riley (Demo)
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SPINNER: / Music and vibrations are the basis of everything. They pervade everything. Human consciousness is reflected by them. Atoms are vibrations between positive and negative
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Dread Zeppelin – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Don't cry / Don't raise
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Pearl Jam – Baba O Riley [Sept. 1st 2005]
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Out here in the fields, I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight, to prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven, no no no no / Don't cry, don'
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Pete Townshend – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Don't cry / Don't raise
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Zac Brown Band – Baba O'Riley (Live at Fenway Park, Boston, Ma, 08.20.2016)
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Aug 20, 2016 ... Q&A. Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning. Ask a question.
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Mr. Big – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Yeah,yeah,yeah,yeah,yeah
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Blue Man Group – Baba O'Riley
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Out here in the fields / I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight / To prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
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GWAR – Baba O'Riley
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[Beefcake:] / Don't cry / Don't raise your eye / It's only teenage wasteland / [Oderus:] / Sally, take my hand / We'll travel south 'cross land / Put out the fire and don't look
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The Who – Baba O'Riley [Royal Albert Hall]
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[Intro] / [Verse 1: Roger Daltrey] / Out here in the fields, I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight to prove I'm right / I don't need to be
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Sinéad O'Connor (Ft. The Chieftains & Roger Daltrey) – Baba O'Riley
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[Verse 1: Roger & Sinead] / Out here in the fields, I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight to prove I'm right / I don't need to be forgiven / [
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The Who – Won't Get Fooled Again
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Possibly The Who’s most famous/popular song, “Won’t Get Fooled Again” was originally published as the final track on their 1971 release Who’s Next. The song is notable for its
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Tracy Bonham (Ft. Blue Man Group) – Baba O'Riley
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[Lead In] / [Verse 1: Roger Daltrey] / Out here in the fields, I fight for my meals / I get my back into my living / I don't need to fight to prove I'm right / I don't need to be
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The Who – Behind Blue Eyes
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Originally written for a Rock Opera, Lifehouse, which was never completed, Pete Townshend included this, and other material, on Who albums.
Lifehouse was a science fiction/
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Wussy – Teenage Wasteland
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A song about Lisa Walker’s youthful memories of listening to the Who.
The title of this song is a reference to the famous lyric from the Who’s “Baba O'Riley,” often mistaken for
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Lil Yachty & Digital Nas – Revenge
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Lil Yachty announced the release of this track over Twitter on February 1, 2018, in hopes of promoting and raising a high anticipation for Lil Boat 2.
Lil Yachty collabs with
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Ezra Furman & The Harpoons – Teenage Wasteland
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I can't tell what I am gonna do next / 'Cause I always do whatever I feel, oh / I can't tell what I am gonna do next / Got no future plans and I'm feeling so real / And I know that
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