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My, my, she cries, everyone dies She waits, but can't get an answer All he wants to do is dance Dance, dance, dance All he wants to do is dance. My, my, he lies, look at those eyes While moving in a little closer Moving in on the girl he hardly knows Oh, oh, oh. See how she flies, under the skies He waits, but she no longer hears him She's gone, gone, she's gone She's flown away
When Carole King released Rhymes and Reasons during October of 1972, she was in the midst of a string of seven albums, from 1971′s Tapestry to 1977′s Simple Things, that elevated her to the top echelon of music superstars, both artistically and commercially.
Let me be what you want me to be. And I hope it'll cheer you. I'm listening, and I think I can hear you. Even when I thought I didn't believe. You believed in me. And everyone is a part of you. And anyone can know you. All they've got to do is be. I'm listening, and I think I can hear you.
And it says all men are brothers under the skin. Brothers under the skin. Looking out my window. Peace in the valley just don't come. Though I know that she's my sister. And that I'm the selfish one. And I look at all the people. And I love the ones I can. And I wonder if the dream will be.
不朽の名作「Tapestry」の翌年、1972年リリースの4thアルバム。前作があまりに有名なので語られることのない作品だけど、こちらも全米2位の大ヒットを記録。勿論内容も素晴らしい。
But sometimes it's so hard to get along. I don't want to hang on to anybody. So before you say you're leaving, I'll be gone. I'm gonna head on up to old Ferguson Road. Find myself a spot where the sun shines through. I'll throw some old mattress in the back of my bus. And get a good head start on forgetting you. You know I've never known anybody.
