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Jefferson Airplaine, Wine, Seaside, Weed, Guitar and a good Girl... Is there something better?
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@Trollificusv2 ##why did you have to leave her?
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Those days are gone forever. Let 'em go.
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Those chords at the start - when you're in your bed, it's 3am and you can hear your heartbeat so good...
When I heard this song for the first time, I knew it wil be about situation i'm in, about me. I've expected that. I think it's the most beautiful song I've heard. Thank you, Jefferson Airplane.
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I hear them and I see them as they were, young and full of life, Grace Slick was so beautiful and had such presence...now I see her in her present self and I wonder: who are we? If we are to be "recalled" centuries after we died....who will return? Our mind and body of the 20s? 30s? 60s? Think about it....
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I was 15 years old when I bought this album and fell in love with this song. Now I'm 61. And it still moves me as much as it did the first time I heard it. Marty Balin has a beautiful voice. I am so glad I grew up when I did.
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This song always reminds me of a love of my life...he passed about three years ago, and I think of him nearly every day still, and miss him so so much. His birthday was Feb. 14. Sweet, sweet Billy.
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@Trollificusv2 it is four -thirty am here in grosse pointe, mi. and i just finished listening to 'coming back to me' and oddly enough i by chance saw this recollection. i too lost a girl prox 40-some years ago and do feel that pain. remarkable feeling that i too hope that the kids of any generation feel some day. it is important that you care about someone so deeply at some point in your life, it would seem.
A beautiful girl learned to play this, for me, before I had to leave her. Years later I could hear it and almost double over with pain of losing her...and now, 40 plus years later, happily married for 30 to someone else...she's still gone and it still hurts.
I hope the kids today have music that will bring back the reality of their crazy years, decades later...
Trollificusv2 1 month ago 61
I didn't grow up in this period,but I am thankful I had parents that did and they shared this era with us through their love of music.My dad was a collector of all great music and I'll always remember waking up every morning to my dad's record player thumping through my walls to the tune of all the GREATS of music that pioneered and paved the way for timeless classics that will never die.My dad has sense passed on and now his tremendous record collection now belongs to me.I cherish them:)
MANNYMONI 2 months ago 24