Alabama Song The Doors Lyrics Meaning

Lyrics to alabama song whiskey bar.

Alabama song the doors lyrics meaning.

All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners. You know that it would be untrue you know that i would be a liar if i was to say to you girl we couldn t get much higher come on baby light my fire come on baby. Light my fire lyrics. The doors alabama song whisky bar with lyrics.

The doors alabama song whisky bar with lyrics. All lyrics provided for educational purposes only. Little girl or little boy is surely far more offensive than she get high although it maybe little girl boy has another meaning the song originaly dates from a german oppratic song by brecht written in. American night 0 interpretations.

The doors song meanings and interpretations with user discussion. Alabama song whiskey bar by the doors song meaning lyric interpretation video and chart position. The rest of the band decided to go look for jim when they found him he was tripping on acid. The very best of the doors release date.

Recently the library of congress added the doors first album the doors to its national recording registry that recognizes items of importance to the nation s audio culture. On an evening the band had to perform but jim morrison didn t show up. Well show me the way to the next whiskey bar oh don t ask why oh don t ask why show me the way to the next whiskey bar oh don t ask why oh don. Alabama song whisky bar 4 interpretations.

This song is about the first gigs they had in the bar named whiskey a go go. The alabama song also known as moon of alabama moon over alabama and whisky bar is an english version of a song written by bertolt brecht and translated from german by his close collaborator elisabeth hauptmann in 1925 and set to music by kurt weill for the 1927 play little mahagonny it was reused for the 1930 opera rise and fall of the city of mahagonny and has been recorded by. Interested in the deeper meanings of the doors songs. That 1967 album by the group includes a song called alabama song whiskey bar which has wound its way through world music for almost a century.