Question about the James Blunt Video "High" -forest or desert?
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ahhhh, that is an awesome question, I have his dvd, and it's both. The desert one was the first one, but then they remade it. The desert one is funny though!!! And that video isn't really a "video". It was playing at the Brit Awards, the mermaide thing, it was for you're beautiful... after he jumps into the water!!!!! jup...that's it.
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The number one song in the UK was James Blunt's "You're beautiful". He also had the number one album with "Back to Bedlam".
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Yeah I heard it and yeah it's hot, actually the remix video is out right now featuring Bun B, T.I and GLC.\n\nIt's about young people (mainly guys) rushing into having sex or just trying to grow up to soon.\n\nIt's directed towards dudes cause he says...\n\n"You never homie, about these hoes homie..you need to pump ya breaks and drive slow homey"
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It's called "Savin' Me" .that's track #5 on their new album "All the Right Reasons". I should know, i have their cd- lol\n\nit's a pretty gd song- and it's video was pretty kl ^-^\n\nMadam Death X_x
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The bestinterpretation of stairway to heaven by Zeppelin is that Plant was taking too many drugs while writing this song. It is a good song though. It makes your head hurt if you think about it too long.
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From a 1972 interview with Rolling Stone: \n\n"Fire and Rain" has three verses. The first verse is about my reactions to the death of a friend. The second verse is about my arrival in this country with a monkey on my back, and there Jesus is an expression of my desperation in trying to get through the time when my body was aching and the time was at hand when I had to do it . . . And the third verse of that song refers to my recuperation in Austin Riggs which lasted about five months."\n \nTaylor hasn't spoken publicly about the identity of or the nature of his relationship with the 'Suzanne' referred to in the first verse of the song. In his recent James Taylor biography, Ian Halperin writes: \n\nPrivately, however, Taylor has admitted to friends that Suzanne was a girl he met when he was in the Austin Riggs mental hospital. They became close friends because they shared many interests and goals . . . He was deeply saddened when he found out Suzanne committed suicide several months after he left the hospital. At first, Taylor didn't find out about Suzanne's death for several weeks, because his friends were afraid that that if they told him he might do a lot of drugs or something drastic to escape the reality of his friend's death. So they waited until he was finished recording before to break the news to him. \n\nEven if Taylor's friends are right about how Taylor met 'Suzanne,' they're still wrong about when he met her. Taylor entered Austin Riggs psychiatric hospital in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, a few months after his October 1968 return to the United States from England, where he had recorded his debut album for the Beatles' Apple label. Yet the liner notes from the CD re-issue of that album indicate that among the unreleased tracks recorded by Taylor was an early version of "Fire and Rain," which means the song clearly antedates his stay at Austin Riggs. If 'Suzanne' was an acquaintance from one of Taylor's hospital stays, it had to have been from his 1965 stay at McLean Hospital in Belmont, Massachusetts, when he was seventeen. \n\nThe mention of the "flying machines in pieces on the ground" is not about an airplane crash; it's an allusion to a group called The Flying Machine that Taylor had formed with his friend Danny Kortchmar. The group disbanded in 1967 when Taylor's drug problems led him to leave New York and return to his parents' home in North Carolina.
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Beautiful--James Blunt
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The song is Beautiful and it's by James Blunt.\n\nIt's:  You're beautiful, you're beautiful, \n        You're beautiful it's true\n        I saw your face\n         in a crowded place\n        and I don't know what to do \n        cause I'll never be with you
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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"
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that's like the best song ever!!! it's "crazy" by gnarls barkley. cool video too.
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It's from a song by Hugh Masekela. I asked a similar question & no one got it right. Its called grazing in the grass. You can listen to it on napster.
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ooh. good question. probably the flaming lips- she don't use jelly. but also almost any nirvana. then theres also "she likes me for me" which is kick ass in that poppy sense. its really hard to choose, so many great songs.
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You are probably thinking of the song that gets played in a lot of westerns just before a gunfight.  It was actually written for a Clint Eastwood flick - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.  That is also the name of the song.
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Yeah- this song is about someone who wants his girl to do it his way and that's because he likes things that don't involve girls.  I'm pretty sure it's about wishing he could be into men, but trying to be straight.  The blister is, imho, the problem and its not getting better... therefore in the sun, much like her nether regions.
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The sun burns... or only this burnt ??? Who walks across human debris??\n\nWhat the hell is this? Le me guess - It's from a Rammstein song... Sure sound slike it. Doesn't really make sense, though. You might want to check the words again.
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Hinder has only come out with one CD so far.  They are relatively new.  \n\nI am not sure which of the two songs you are referring to.  The "Lips of an Angel" song is about an x-girlfriend calling when a guy is in a current relationship, but he still has a connection with his x.\n\n"Get Stoned" talks about a relationship where the couple is fighting constantly, and the singer says that they should "go home, get stoned, we could end up making love instead of misery.  Go home, get stoned.. cause the sex is so much better when you're mad at me."\n\nLips of an Angel has a power ballad feel while Get Stoned is reminiscent of the style of singers like Bon Jovi, Def Leopard, and Aerosmith.  Both are great and make you want to sing along.
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"YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL" BY JAMES BLUNT !!!