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I'd Love To Change The World Alvin Lee Ten Years After

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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2011

A good message....
1971
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Eduardo Boet R.
Date:
5.4.2011

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  • Thanks Friends for your comments!. Really, this is a masterpiece....Pure Rock plenty of feelings!!

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  • Wow, after hearing this song 37 years ago, now I know what some of the lyrics really are. Saw Ten Years After, many times in Detroit, mostly at Cobo Hall. Tickets for concerts then were like $6.50. Alvin Lee is a very underrated - great guitarist.

  • check his guitar work in "the bluest blue"

  • Haha!! I'm in big trouble now!! One of us may have the population singing the wrong lyrics!! TRAGEDY! And just FYI I've started composing a song called "I'd Love To Change The WORDS" in your honor! ;-)

  • @dompy1 tee hee... actually... your lyrics are all over the Internet... if they are 'correct'... then the song is totally different than I thought... its not just that line... omg... i'm one of those people then, singing a totally different song all these years!! haha... but i still love the song, altho' i can only play the rhythm guitar, not the lead at all.

  • @NetBoySteve Actually after a thorough listen I think I'm mistaken and you're right. My apologies! Still it's a great song. Thanks for uploading it!

  • @dompy1 really? i thought is was "no not poor me"

  • @MrPow19 then you changed the sentiment. He's paraphrasing Jesus actually... even Tim Rice said it in Jesus Christ Superstar: "there will be poor always, pathetically struggling, look at the good things you got..."

  • One of the most powerful songs written about the worlds situation in rock music. In a few lines Alvin Lee says alot. It is also a great piece of musicianship. It applies today just as it did then. The only lyric I would change so it says " Tax the rich, feed the poor so that theres no poor no more."

  • Great lyrics

    

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