What is the meaning of the song sister golden hair surprise by America.?
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Sounds to me as though he's not ready to move on nor marry someone else because of some past love - maybe he doesn't know whether or not he can still be friends with the ex.\n\n============================================================\nAmerica - Sister Golden Hair \n(written by: Gerry Beckley)\n\nWell I tried to make it Sunday, but I got so damn depressed \nThat I set my sights on Monday and I got myself undressed \nI ain't ready for the altar but I do agree there's times \nWhen a woman sure can be a friend of mine \n\nWell, I keep on thinkin' 'bout you, Sister Golden Hair surprise \nAnd I just can't live without you; can't you see it in my eyes? \nI been one poor correspondent, and I been too, too hard to find \nBut it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind \n\nWill you meet me in the middle, will you meet me in the air? \nWill you love me just a little, just enough to show you care? \nWell I tried to fake it, I don't mind sayin', I just can't make it \n\nWell, I keep on thinkin' 'bout you, Sister Golden Hair surprise \nAnd I just can't live without you; can't you see it in my eyes? \nNow I been one poor correspondent, and I been too, too hard to find \nBut it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind \n\nWill you meet me in the middle, will you meet me in the air? \nWill you love me just a little, just enough to show you care? \nWell I tried to fake it, I don't mind sayin', I just can't make it \n\nDoo wop doo wop ... \n============================================================
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steppenwolf--it,s a great political song --about the founding of the usa!!--a real eye opener!! the best version is on the steppenwolf live cd. song would make for a great discussion in a history class!!!
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How about "We are family" by Sister Sledge
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Though the song is extremely good, I'm not entirely sure of its meaning. I'd say it's about two people attracted to eachother but hesitant to make a move, they both want the other to "say it right" and sweep them off their feet. Meanwhile because of their fears they try to deny the attraction.\n\nI could be really wrong though, would love to hear more input
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It is on Barry Manilow's Broadway album. (I only know because when my Aunt found a song with my name she had to send it to me!)
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"The Rescue" by American Hi-Fi\n\nI'm not completely sure though...
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Brother Sun, Sister Moon by Donovan\nWritten by: Donovan Leitch\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Sun%2C_Sister_Moon_%28album%29\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Sun%2C_Sister_Moon
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American Trilogy is comprised of three songs.  Of course I can’t remember one of them, but the other 2 are Battle Hymn of the Republic and Dixie.  This song was written for Elvis and he sang it well, but it wasn’t a big a hit as he would have liked it to have been, especially when it was released.  I’ve heard the studio version and the live version.  The live version (like from Aloha from Hawaii) is FANTASTIC!  That’s all the info I have.
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yep it's called Goodbye Stranger by Supertramp..now that song is stuck in my head..LOL
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American Pie" is an eight-and-a-half minute long classic rock song by singer-songwriter Don McLean, about "the day the music died."\n\nRecorded in 1971 and released that year on the album of the same name, the single was a number-one U.S. hit for four weeks in 1972. The song is an allusive history of rock and roll that starts with the deaths of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J. P. Richardson, Jr. (The Big Bopper) in a plane crash in 1959, and ends in 1970. .\n\nThe song's lyrics are subject of much debate. Although McLean dedicated the American Pie album to Buddy Holly, none of the singers in the plane crash are identified by name in the song itself. Music performers are also alluded to with easily decoded identifications, leading to much discussion, encouraged by McLean's canny lifelong refusal to explain the lyrics. Asked what "American Pie" meant, McLean once replied, "It means I never have to work again." Later, he more seriously stated, "You will find many 'interpretations' of my lyrics but none of them by me Sorry to leave you all on your own like this but long ago I realized that songwriters should make their statements and move on, maintaining a dignified silence.\n\nhope that is of some use.\nPHIL
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u can go to lyrics.com and find out. sryy i never heard it
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I think this is a song from "Hairspray" the musical off of Broadway\n\nLyrics:\nhttp://www.allmusicals.com/lyrics/hairspray/iknowwhereivebeen.htm
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Gold Dust Woman- Stevie Nicks \nYou Oughta Know- Alanis Morisset\nComplicated- Carolyn Dawn Johnson
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I agree about Good Riddance that one is,,...well, oddly magical. theres a song called Hear You Me by Jimmy Eat World that i really like and Believe by Yellowcard. There are many songs like that, but there needs to be more.
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Er..the first thing that popped into my mind was 'One Headlight' by the Wallflowers. Not sure, though. \n\n-kath
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'Misty'  By Johnny Mathis.
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i always understood it to be a reference to westerners oblivious attitude to global events.\n\noverall the song is about the american nations decrepit values and brainwashing of children, about how its been like this since its inception (wich i question) and how it corrupts and destroys everything it touches (wich i more or less agree with) \n\nthe sleep now in the fire is also about being oblivious to americas internal problems and not noticing the flames of self destruction that dooms us all. \n\nwe all just sleep peacefully in the hell that surrounds us, "comfortably numb"