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Neil Young — Goin' Back
Album: Comes a Time
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Released: 1978
Length: 4:30
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In a foreign land
There were creatures at play
Running hand in hand
Leading nowhere to stay
Driven to the mountains high
They were sunken in the cities deep
Livin' in my sleep.

I feel like goin' back
Back where there's nowhere to stay
When fire fills the sky
I'll still remember that day
These rocks I'm climbin' down
Have already left the ground
Careening through space.

I used to build these buildings
I used to walk next to you
Their shadows tore us apart
And now we do what we do
Driven to the mountains high
Sunken in the cities deep
Livin' in our sleep.

I feel like goin' back
Back where there's nowhere to stay.
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We get old, and it happens too quickly
Posted 52 minutes ago by luvinlife    [ Reply ]


Love the photo with the Go Family Farms t-shirt. Saw that Farm Aid in STL where he had both on -- STOP Corporate Farms / GO Family Farms and he ripped the red / stop tshirt off, but it was... difficult...and quite hilarious. Someone shoulda given him scissors.

Posted 52 minutes ago by UhlainOKC    [ Reply ]
 moirarts wrote:

Neil & EmmyLou ~ harmony for the win !



Was it EmmyLou?   I thought it was Nicolette Larson?  
Posted 1 month ago by sieversfam    [ Reply ]
Neil & EmmyLou ~ harmony for the win !
Posted 1 month ago by moirarts    [ Reply ]
Just beautiful.  Neil at his best with perfect guitar work.  A no one accompanied him as well as Nicolette Larson.
Posted 6 months ago by Clark_Novato    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:


Forever cool!
Posted 7 months ago by hjhlarsen    [ Reply ]
 chinaski wrote:

I once was a huge fan but my appreciation turned off like a light switch when he left Peggy and The Bridge School Benefit and his ranch off Skyline Blvd. IMO he killed the essence of love and heart in his song when he did all that. In other words, he irreparably fucked up in my eyes and I still hold that opinion.
I last saw him on a solo acoustic tour April 17, 2014 at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas on the day the news broke about him divorcing Peggy and I sat there in the audience thinking "WHAT is going on here?!? This same man of peace and love is doing WHAT?!?" And indeed he walked away from all of it. 



Heavy stuff - we don't know the whole story, but in principle I have to agree with you.  Peggy was side swiped.  I have been a Neil fan my entire life - paid to see him on numerous occasions, used to ride my mountain bike near his property.  Still enjoy his music, for the same reason my respect is gone.  I will never spend a dime on Neil Young again.
Posted 8 months ago by Funkybro    [ Reply ]
"When fire fills the sky
I still remember that day"

These lines have new meaning coming from Neil, given what happened this year in his one-time home, Los Angeles.
Posted 9 months ago by jnhashmi    [ Reply ]
Read a Rolling Stones interview with Neil.  In it, the reported describes Neil's home on a lake which he has equipped with concert-grade speakers facing the water.  He evidently likes to row out on the lake and blast music from the shore.  
Classic Neil, hahaha
Posted 1 year ago by greiffenstein    [ Reply ]
I once was a huge fan but my appreciation turned off like a light switch when he left Peggy and The Bridge School Benefit and his ranch off Skyline Blvd. IMO he killed the essence of love and heart in his song when he did all that. In other words, he irreparably fucked up in my eyes and I still hold that opinion.
I last saw him on a solo acoustic tour April 17, 2014 at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas on the day the news broke about him divorcing Peggy and I sat there in the audience thinking "WHAT is going on here?!? This same man of peace and love is doing WHAT?!?" And indeed he walked away from all of it. 
Posted 1 year ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
Meditative obtuseness.  The kind of song I like. Thanks, Neil.
Posted 1 year ago by HomeTuner    [ Reply ]
Every time a Neil Young song plays, I'm reminded of a moment in my youth with my father telling me to that my singing voice wasn't all that and that a career as a vocalist wasn't ever going to be in the cards...hunh... 
Posted 1 year ago by sfoster66    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:

Neil Old looks a lot like the Edgar skin-suit that the alien was in. (Men in Black movie) Good song.
Posted 1 year ago by MayBaby    [ Reply ]
This song is 46 years old and still rocks!
Posted 1 year ago by bryanmburns    [ Reply ]
More Joe Rogan, please
Posted 2 years ago by MildGeorge    [ Reply ]
I honestly don't ever remember hearing this song. No surprise why it didn't get much airplay, though. As prolific as Neil has been, this one sounds like one he might've knocked out in about 10 minutes.
Posted 2 years ago by Laptopdog    [ Reply ]
Neil's such a sonic perfectionist...the sound and production on his records were always impeccable.  And the backing musicians, too, like Nicolette and Linda...  Oh, wow... Talk about Going Back... I remember strolling the halls of my high school, as everyone was arriving and hurrying to their Home Rooms, when Comes a Time was all over the radio, and often on our school sound system, as well, and as Neil's voice wavered to us through his poetic masterpieces, I remember feeling a mix of dread and excitement for The Future... I had a job at a Japanese restaurant, and dreams of adventure, but at home, things were undermined by a scoundrel brother and parents fighting like feral beasts. Music was my refuge! Thank you, RP, for being The Source!
Posted 2 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Percival? I did not know that.
Posted 2 years ago by awhfman    [ Reply ]
i had this on an 8 track.

take this album and go back over his previous six albums.   wow. 
Posted 2 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]

The best NY song I've heard. That's not saying much, but at least it's in tune and that whining voice softened by the lady's accompnaiment (Nicolette Larson - no credit?)

Posted 3 years ago by BonzoWiltsUK    [ Reply ]
Okay - so this might not be relevent to this track!  I'm off to see 'Neil Young: Harvest Time' film this evening - I hope to see myself sitting in the audience in the Royal Festival Hall, London back in 1971 or 1972!  What!!  will I even recognize myself!!
Posted 3 years ago by prs    [ Reply ]
Perfect... 
Posted 3 years ago by xrdstv    [ Reply ]
GD! RP plays WAY too much Neil here.  Obviously,  his whiney voice is always irritating but he's become even more whiney in his waning years.  quiet neil..... sleep
Posted 3 years ago by Michaeljcovel    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:


Rust Never Sleeps
Posted 3 years ago by Segue    [ Reply ]
 eileenomurphy wrote:
 
 Neil still looks good! ...David Crosby makes Keith Richards look good!


Yeah, to hell with those old people!  Let's make fun of the ravages of time to make ourselves feel better.  We'll all be lucky to make their age, much less with their grace, but it sure is fun to giggle at wrinkles.
Posted 3 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:

Why I listen to RP - Almost as good as- nah - actually better than -  playing my personal collection on random.



Just as good as listening to my own playlists on Spotify.
Posted 4 years ago by Hartery    [ Reply ]
This album is just...so...great.
I ♥ NY!
Posted 4 years ago by Stratocaster    [ Reply ]
This album wasn't received well at the time, mostly because it wasn't "Harvest II"  and Old Man II wasn't the single.

But I think "Comes A Time" is one of Neil's best. Not a bad song on that album. All 9's and 10's. (This song and Motorcycle Mama are 9's, all the other tracks are 10's)

Neil's cover of Four Strong Winds introduced me to Ian Tyson, one of the all-time greats in Cowboy music.
Posted 5 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:



Posted 5 years ago by tgallag    [ Reply ]
Sweet Nicolette Larson.  :)  So sweetly matching his voice.  As I did when I first bought this album I am losing myself with the beauty of this lovely song.
Posted 5 years ago by AhhtheMusic    [ Reply ]
This was the pinnacle of my N Young obsession.
Posted 5 years ago by jules44    [ Reply ]
 AhhtheMusic wrote:
This has been my favorite Neil Young/Nicolette Larson song since it came out in 1978/1979.  My first year of college.  Picked up the album and fell in love.  One note and it takes me back to where I was, what I was doing, the good people I was hanging out with as we spun it over and over.  As DJ at the college station I spun it over and over too, to share with everyone on campus.  Of course, I've made it pretty clear that I I love Neil Young, and THIS is why!
 

nice memory, beautiful song.  now, I'm going to have to find and listen to the album.
Posted 5 years ago by mk19103    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
 Neil still looks good! ...David Crosby makes Keith Richards look good!

Posted 6 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
 
I really like the humor and juxtaposition.  But...you know...news flash, everyone gets old.  Unless you're Roger Daltrey.  And I think he has not listened to his own lyrical advice & hopes. Anyway, for the record, Neil is the gift who keeps giving.  Long after, you know, Dire Straits and Led Zepp, for starters, have made their last recording, NY keeps truckin'.  
Posted 6 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
The Master!
Posted 6 years ago by dublanica    [ Reply ]
 mread wrote:

Bit of a resemblance to Marla Hooch...
 
Or my neighbor Dean.
Posted 6 years ago by gwolfie1959    [ Reply ]
 dublanica wrote:
Wow; a Neil song I've never heard; or, just don't remember.  Very nice!
 
I agree with that have listened to a lot of stuff that I have not heard in a while
Posted 6 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
Wow; a Neil song I've never heard; or, just don't remember.  Very nice!
Posted 6 years ago by dublanica    [ Reply ]
 SquiddlyDiddly wrote:
 
Bit of a resemblance to Marla Hooch...
Posted 7 years ago by mread    [ Reply ]
Horrid.
Before Mr. Young stopped hangin' out with James Taylor.
Posted 7 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
 bwood11243 wrote:
Prime Neil!
 
PARDON!
Posted 7 years ago by Rockit9    [ Reply ]
Posted 7 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
Prime Neil!
Posted 7 years ago by bwood11243    [ Reply ]
This has been my favorite Neil Young/Nicolette Larson song since it came out in 1978/1979.  My first year of college.  Picked up the album and fell in love.  One note and it takes me back to where I was, what I was doing, the good people I was hanging out with as we spun it over and over.  As DJ at the college station I spun it over and over too, to share with everyone on campus.  Of course, I've made it pretty clear that I I love Neil Young, and THIS is why!
Posted 8 years ago by AhhtheMusic    [ Reply ]
Jesus. I had to log in and see if this was a new release. Never heard it before tonight. Love the voices. So much beauty in the world that I didn't know existed. Thank you Radio Paradise. This song withstands the test of time.
Posted 9 years ago by emmadog    [ Reply ]
Touchstone. I became a conscious being while this album played in the background. 
Posted 9 years ago by Spiderwoman    [ Reply ]
not diggin the strings
Posted 9 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 RabbitEars wrote:
My memories of this album: I had my first "real" job working at a Korvette's store in the photography department. This was one of the records we could play over the PA system, though I didn't really know who Neil Young was yet (didn't connect the dots to CSNY songs I knew). I also remember being in french class, and there was an impending weekend where both Neil Young and Bob Dylan were going to be playing local venues. I had my first tix to see Bob, a bunch of my classmates going to see Neil. There were about a dozen of us excitedly talking about the upcoming concerts... really my first rock concert.  

 

 
I'm with you, RabbitEars!
This was the album I got from Christmas, along with the guitar chordbook. I learned guitar by emulating every hammer note on this album. Memories of this song in particular - Rottnest Island (Perth, Australia)  as a school leaver, with this song playing on the beach as we lay there sunbaking, chasing girls and contemplating our future in the bright new world after school. Thanks so much for playing it RP!
Posted 9 years ago by jab49    [ Reply ]
Neil lays down auras of sound that resonate deep within my heart and soul... He always finds the best accompanists, too!  Pure bliss...
Posted 9 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
Why I listen to RP - Almost as good as- nah - actually better than -  playing my personal collection on random.

 
Bump
Posted 10 years ago by JIan    [ Reply ]
Really, I, a musician, thought that it was Great!
 2020sk wrote:
This wasn't his finest hour, was it?

 


Posted 10 years ago by lhluke1    [ Reply ]
This wasn't his finest hour, was it?
Posted 10 years ago by 2020sk    [ Reply ]
 RabbitEars wrote:
My memories of this album: I had my first "real" job working at a Korvette's store in the photography department. This was one of the records we could play over the PA system, though I didn't really know who Neil Young was yet (didn't connect the dots to CSNY songs I knew). I also remember being in french class, and there was an impending weekend where both Neil Young and Bob Dylan were going to be playing local venues. I had my first tix to see Bob, a bunch of my classmates going to see Neil. There were about a dozen of us excitedly talking about the upcoming concerts... really my first rock concert.  

 

 
thanks for sharing RabbitEars!  what great times, strong feelings in uncomplicated music  : )
Posted 10 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
AHHHHHHHHHHHH! Lovely. 
Posted 10 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Nicolette Larson
Posted 11 years ago by bella494    [ Reply ]
I love this song every time. 8 > 9.
Posted 11 years ago by LYS    [ Reply ]
 Lauriea wrote:
very nice Neil!
 
Agree!
Posted 11 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
very nice Neil!
Posted 12 years ago by Lauriea    [ Reply ]
My memories of this album: I had my first "real" job working at a Korvette's store in the photography department. This was one of the records we could play over the PA system, though I didn't really know who Neil Young was yet (didn't connect the dots to CSNY songs I knew). I also remember being in french class, and there was an impending weekend where both Neil Young and Bob Dylan were going to be playing local venues. I had my first tix to see Bob, a bunch of my classmates going to see Neil. There were about a dozen of us excitedly talking about the upcoming concerts... really my first rock concert.  

 
Posted 12 years ago by RabbitEars    [ Reply ]
 Rotterdam wrote:
eeeuuuuw. This reflects the young age of Neil Young at the time, and I find the music and lyrics embarrassing. 

 
He was 33 at the time and had already released 8 or 9 solo albums previous to this plus his work with Buffalo Springfield and CSNY - who is a verteran musician in your opinion?
Posted 12 years ago by JHZ    [ Reply ]
Foundational music of my childhood...the entire album. Thank you, Neil Young
Posted 13 years ago by Spiderwoman    [ Reply ]
 Rotterdam wrote:
eeeuuuuw. This reflects the young age of Neil Young at the time, and I find the music and lyrics embarrassing. 
 
Sorry - how much does a clue cost where you live.....I'll send it to you.
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
good old memories with this song
Posted 13 years ago by Scientist79    [ Reply ]
{#Crown}
Posted 13 years ago by CCinSB    [ Reply ]
Neil Young is about the only old rocker that I enjoy listening to.  Whether it is his old music or his newer tunes, his stuff is uniformly easy on the ears.
Posted 13 years ago by 84MacGuy    [ Reply ]
eeeuuuuw. This reflects the young age of Neil Young at the time, and I find the music and lyrics embarrassing. 
Posted 13 years ago by Rotterdam    [ Reply ]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comes_a_Time
Posted 13 years ago by coding_to_music    [ Reply ]
Why I listen to RP - Almost as good as- nah - actually better than -  playing my personal collection on random.
Posted 13 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 RoelantSiekman wrote:
One of the enjoyable ones... never thought i would say this about NY.. (7/10)
 
Ah the genius of Neil Young!     {#Smile}
Posted 13 years ago by dew34    [ Reply ]
One of the enjoyable ones... never thought i would say this about NY.. (7/10)
Posted 13 years ago by RoelantSiekman    [ Reply ]
 johnjconn wrote:
Who's the female singing background on this?
 
Could have been Nicolette Larson, who met Neil through association with Linda Rondstat, who also sang on a lot of songs with him...
Love the song, and sure do love the multi-layered talents of NEIL YOUNG!
Posted 13 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 cohifi wrote:

I think maybe he means Indianamericans
They lived with Nature.  Good Concept, too.

 

Hmm, not too familiar with Indiana 'Mericans.
Posted 14 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:

Pulling this up from the depths, because I also think it would be interesting to hear what other RPeeps have to say about the lyrics to this song. Apart from the absolute pure beauty of the music and the simplicity of the arrangement, I'd love to know how other people interpret the lyrics. I think andrewimft has a pretty good grasp of the Young perception.

What say you, RPeeps?

 
I think maybe he means Indianamericans
They lived with Nature.  Good Concept, too.

Posted 15 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
 andrewimft wrote:
I'm not sure what the song means, but my interpretation is Neil's recurring theme in his songs about love of nature and disdain for the cacophony of city life and civilization, and his theme of being present in the old days (in another life) when nature was replaced by civilization. "I feel like going back, to where there's nowhere to stay" —I'm not sure what that means, whether he's invoking travel, or wandering in the wilderness, or celebrating the moment when you're in nature and purely living in the joy of the moment. But it's my interpretation that that's what he's getting at. It'd be interesting for others to weigh in on what they think the lyrics to this beautiful song mean, they are not all that concrete and more ambiguous and open to interpretation.
 
Pulling this up from the depths, because I also think it would be interesting to hear what other RPeeps have to say about the lyrics to this song. Apart from the absolute pure beauty of the music and the simplicity of the arrangement, I'd love to know how other people interpret the lyrics. I think andrewimft has a pretty good grasp of the Young perception.

What say you, RPeeps?

Posted 15 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
Thank you Neil for this album.
 
{#Clap} I totally agree. This album eclypsed most of what was produced during that time. I love Neil Young's music.

Posted 15 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
Thank you Neil for this album.
Posted 15 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
One of the reasons I like this song is because it just takes me back to a time when things were simple, fun and pleasant. Not like today. Thanks Neil....
Posted 15 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Hyperbole poorly applied, Bentonian.  This is a beautiful little song.
Posted 15 years ago by alux    [ Reply ]
Saddest words in the language: Bill's voice intoning, "And now, here's some Neil Young." {#Cry}
Posted 15 years ago by bentonian    [ Reply ]
 Antigone wrote:
This song fills me with a profound nostalgia ... for what I can't really say. Love the guitar, and the strings, and the voices, and the lyrics ... sigh.
 
Listening again, and wondering if maybe that's the point of the song.

So beautiful.

Posted 16 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
Absolutely beautiful. {#Sunny}
Posted 16 years ago by fingerpin    [ Reply ]
Was Nicolette Larson doing backup vocals?  Wow, what a great voice. . .
Posted 16 years ago by bindi    [ Reply ]
I'm with ya here brother... one of the great albums of all time.

 stevenv58 wrote:
My favorite all time Niel Young album..............especially this tune.....lot of memories tied up in this one
{#Meditate}
 


Posted 16 years ago by musickat    [ Reply ]
I think you pretty much nailed it Andre (although wouldn't it be great if Neil just posted what HE really meant!{#Exclaim}).

I'd hate to presume to have any insight but it is fun to think about lyrics that aren't plopped right there in front of you, so here's a few possbilities...

"I used to climb these buildings" - The protagenist admits he had been caught up with the rest in pursuing 'progress', but that
"Their shadows tore us apart" - in the end perhaps he put his effort their instead of his relationship (or perhaps she drifted apart because she hadn't embraced societies idea of 'progress'.)

It does appear he's realised his folly, though, as he is "climbing down" from these rocks, or what I imagine are skyscrapers representing this ill considered progress (maybe a big record label's executive offices?).  "Already left the ground" gives me the impression he's either just in time, as he climbs down just as they lose their connection with the earth (nature?) or maybe he's not in time, as they've 'already' left the ground.

"When fire fills the sky" - Perhaps he's simply saying that even at the end of it all, he'll remember things the way the were, or should have been, because it is so important to him, and it left an idellible impression on him.

The more I think about this the imagery it feels almost a reverse garden of Eden: in part due to the phrases "walked hand in hand"  and being driven to the mountains.
 andrewimft wrote:


I'm not sure what the song means, but my interpretation is Neil's recurring theme in his songs about love of nature and disdain for the cacophony of city life and civilization, and his theme of being present in the old days (in another life) when nature was replaced by civilization.

"I feel like going back, to where there's nowhere to stay" —I'm not sure what that means, whether he's invoking travel, or wandering in the wilderness, or celebrating the moment when you're in nature and purely living in the joy of the moment. But it's my interpretation that that's what he's getting at.

It'd be interesting for others to weigh in on what they think the lyrics to this beautiful song mean, they are not all that concrete and more ambiguous and open to interpretation.
 

Posted 16 years ago by Dahnyul    [ Reply ]
My favorite all time Niel Young album..............especially this tune.....lot of memories tied up in this one
{#Meditate}
Posted 16 years ago by stevenv58    [ Reply ]
We have the good fortune to have Neil playing a small festival in West Vancouver coming up in September.  {#Bananajam}
Sarah McLachlan lined up Neil, Sheryl Crow and others to play at Ambleside. Will post again after the show!  See https://www.summersessions.ca/

Posted 16 years ago by bknv    [ Reply ]
dboseman said it just right
Posted 16 years ago by bill-1956    [ Reply ]

10!


Posted 17 years ago by abulaabula    [ Reply ]
Wow, I haven't heard this one since I bought the album in college.  Even his "average" work is better than that of the musical masses.
Posted 17 years ago by dboseman    [ Reply ]
I love the mandolin (or is it just a guitar made to sound like one?).  A very pretty piece.
Posted 17 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
Beautiful arrangement, creates a lovely, encompassing sound- Nic Larson blends in wonderfully{#Notworthy}
Posted 17 years ago by ydjb    [ Reply ]
wferrier wrote:
Lived in a commune many years ago in central PA and somebody played this every morning as a wake up call. What does this song mean anyway?
Lyrics:
In a foreign land There were creatures at play Running hand in hand Leading nowhere to stay Driven to the mountains high They were sunken in the cities deep Livin in my sleep. I feel like goin back Back where theres nowhere to stay When fire fills the sky Ill still remember that day These rocks Im climbin down Have already left the ground Careening through space. I used to build these buildings I used to walk next to you Their shadows tore us apart And now we do what we do Driven to the mountains high Sunken in the cities deep Livin in our sleep. I feel like goin back Back where theres nowhere to stay.
I'm not sure what the song means, but my interpretation is Neil's recurring theme in his songs about love of nature and disdain for the cacophony of city life and civilization, and his theme of being present in the old days (in another life) when nature was replaced by civilization. "I feel like going back, to where there's nowhere to stay" --I'm not sure what that means, whether he's invoking travel, or wandering in the wilderness, or celebrating the moment when you're in nature and purely living in the joy of the moment. But it's my interpretation that that's what he's getting at. It'd be interesting for others to weigh in on what they think the lyrics to this beautiful song mean, they are not all that concrete and more ambiguous and open to interpretation.
Posted 17 years ago by andrewimft    [ Reply ]
Atlantis wrote:
And this is why Neil Young is a god amongst men.
Exactically so! Some truly devinely inspired tracks on this album, of which this is one. Love Nicolettes' contribution to this track.
Posted 17 years ago by nigelr    [ Reply ]
This sounds so good! Wonderful song.
Posted 18 years ago by smehan55    [ Reply ]
I like Neil most days.
Posted 18 years ago by Papernapkin    [ Reply ]
And this is why Neil Young is a god amongst men.
Posted 18 years ago by Atlantis    [ Reply ]
Gotdablues wrote:
yes, this is a very nice mellow neil album from late 70s
Posted 18 years ago by Gotdablues    [ Reply ]
peyotecoyote wrote:
Lovely song...and yes, LONG LIVE RP!
Posted 18 years ago by Gotdablues    [ Reply ]
long live RP but can't stand neil's voice thank god for thr mute button and power tools
Posted 18 years ago by crazy    [ Reply ]
BrokenArrow wrote:
One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite Neil Young albums. Long live RP
Lovely song...and yes, LONG LIVE RP!
Posted 18 years ago by peyotecoyote    [ Reply ]
YA_MAN wrote:
Great early morning tune. Watch the sun come up and enjoy live for awhile.
Lived in a commune many years ago in central PA and somebody played this every morning as a wake up call. What does this song mean anyway?
Posted 18 years ago by wferrier    [ Reply ]
This song fills me with a profound nostalgia ... for what I can't really say. Love the guitar, and the strings, and the voices, and the lyrics ... sigh.
Posted 18 years ago by Antigone    [ Reply ]
inindian wrote:
I always felt this sounded like something else (good) but it sounds and feels good for me anyway. I like Neil..most of the time
Isn't that almost the same strumming from War of Man?
Posted 18 years ago by bronorb    [ Reply ]
Great early morning tune. Watch the sun come up and enjoy live for awhile.
Posted 19 years ago by YA_MAN    [ Reply ]
Posted 19 years ago by Alifreckles50    [ Reply ]
Enchanting. This whole album really underscores his diversity.
Posted 19 years ago by steeler    [ Reply ]
I always felt this sounded like something else (good) but it sounds and feels good for me anyway. I like Neil..most of the time
Posted 19 years ago by inindian    [ Reply ]
One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite Neil Young albums. Long live RP
Posted 19 years ago by BrokenArrow    [ Reply ]