Ryan Adams — You Will Always Be The Same
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Go on to the street to the cars in the pouring rain
Go on to the bus that left us in the dust and the flames
And when the son meets the father
It'll be something smarter for the pain
But you will always be the same
You will always be the same
Go on little girl, feet twirl, go and make him smile
Go on like the rumbling drums of the march of time
And when the son meets the dad
It'll be pretty bad for the pain
But you'll always be the same
You will always be the same
You will always be the same
Go on to the ones with the smoking guns in the heat
Go on to the wars we won, they came home, they made up
And when the father meets the son
And the blood makes us better than the gain
You will always be the same
Go on to the bus that left us in the dust and the flames
And when the son meets the father
It'll be something smarter for the pain
But you will always be the same
You will always be the same
Go on little girl, feet twirl, go and make him smile
Go on like the rumbling drums of the march of time
And when the son meets the dad
It'll be pretty bad for the pain
But you'll always be the same
You will always be the same
You will always be the same
Go on to the ones with the smoking guns in the heat
Go on to the wars we won, they came home, they made up
And when the father meets the son
And the blood makes us better than the gain
You will always be the same
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Originally Posted by audiozeb:
You know what's cool? This song gets a low rating and you play it anyway. That's COOL! I mean I suppose it annoys some people, but so much media is mush-crap just because it's so "research driven". I come here not so much to hear what I already know I like, but to hear new stuff. And I trust you guys to have a point of view that will at least be worth checking out. Thanks RP!
Ditto
(pimp)
I heard this song here and went out and bought it. Most of the CD is pretty good too.
Frednic
You know what\'s cool? This song gets a low rating and you play it anyway. That\'s COOL! I mean I suppose it annoys some people, but so much media is mush-crap just because it\'s so \"research driven\". I come here not so much to hear what I already know I like, but to hear new stuff. And I trust you guys to have a point of view that will at least be worth checking out. Thanks RP!
Originally Posted by meatload:
You're kidding, there have got to be more reasons it sucks than that.
Ditto. Unless its just my cheap speakers, but I doubt it.
Cool handle BTW.
Most of all, ''Demolition'' is possessed by the ghost of Carrie Hamilton, to whom the album is dedicated. The actress and musician (and daughter of Carol Burnett) died of lung cancer in January, at the age of 38, not long after she and Ryan got involved. Album opener ''Nuclear'' is about the moment they met. ''Tomorrow'' was cowritten by the couple. ''Tennessee Sucks'' was an attempt to cheer her up. And the album's closing song is, to borrow a phrase, heartbreaking. ''Jesus, don't touch my baby,'' he sings at the very end. ''She's all I've got.''
Originally Posted by lily34:
gee, i thought he wrote this about carrie hamilton (carol burnetts daughter who passed away in january) who he fell in love with when he was making this album (cd).
go figure.
Originally Posted by Atrail:
Thanks for playing something off of Demolition other than Nuclear which is one of the weaker tracks off the album IMO. Other good tracks I wish you guys would give some attention 'Dear Chicago' 'Cry On Demand' 'Chin Up Cheer Up'
This is a song he wrote about Beth Orton...
gee, i thought he wrote this about carrie hamilton (carol burnetts daughter who passed away in january) who he fell in love with when he was making this album (cd).
go figure.
Despite the bad boy image (e.g. not taking requests for Summer of 69), Ryan is a prolific songwriter and deep soul. I don't nix Dylan or Springsteen or Elvis Costello for not being able to sing on key. What I want to hear is the grit of the unpolished street poet with a heart bigger than mine and the guts to put it out there. It's real, and unfortunately in this industry that's still novel.
This is not a song. This is a spoken lyric by someone who cannot carry a tune. He does off-key in a newly offensive way to me. Prefer Bob Dylan\'s monotone. This guy may be very sincere, but he could use a voicbox transplant. Somehow pity is my governing reaction.
Bill, we *really* need icons to show the shedding of tears--one to show the shedding of slow tears, which I would use for this, and another to show a torrent of weeping. Please consider it.
;< (the closest I can come with punc marks)
This is a song he wrote about Beth Orton...
You're kidding, there have got to be more reasons it sucks than that.
Thanks for playing something off of Demolition other than Nuclear which is one of the weaker tracks off the album IMO. Other good tracks I wish you guys would give some attention 'Dear Chicago' 'Cry On Demand' 'Chin Up Cheer Up'
This is a song he wrote about Beth Orton...