
One More Saturday Night (Live at Lyceum, London, England, May 24, 1972) The Grateful Dead
“One More Saturday Night” by the Grateful Dead, released in 1972, is a vibrant #Rock anthem that captures the excitement and carefree spirit of a Saturday night. The lyrics revolve around themes of celebration, community, and the pursuit of joy, reflecting a desire to embrace life's fleeting moments. Musically, it features lively rhythms, improvisational elements, and a catchy melody, typical of the band's jam band style. The song has become a staple in their live performances, symbolizing the band's connection with their audience and the counterculture of the era.

[Intro]
This is our new single we wanna run by you
[Verse 1]
Went down to the mountain, I was drinking some wine
Looked up into heaven, Lord, I saw a mighty sign
Writ in fire across the heaven, plain as black and white
Get prepared 'cause there's gonna be a party tonight
[Chorus]
Uh-huh, hey, Saturday night
Hey, uh-huh, one more Saturday night
Hey, Saturday night
[Verse 2]
Now everybody's dancing down the local armory
With a basement full of dynamite and live artillery
The temperature keeps rising, everybody getting high
Come the rocking stroke of midnight, place is gon' go flyin'
[Chorus]
Uh-huh, hey, Saturday night
Hey, uh-huh, one more Saturday night
Hey, Saturday night
Ah yeah
This is our new single we wanna run by you
[Verse 1]
Went down to the mountain, I was drinking some wine
Looked up into heaven, Lord, I saw a mighty sign
Writ in fire across the heaven, plain as black and white
Get prepared 'cause there's gonna be a party tonight
[Chorus]
Uh-huh, hey, Saturday night
Hey, uh-huh, one more Saturday night
Hey, Saturday night
[Verse 2]
Now everybody's dancing down the local armory
With a basement full of dynamite and live artillery
The temperature keeps rising, everybody getting high
Come the rocking stroke of midnight, place is gon' go flyin'
[Chorus]
Uh-huh, hey, Saturday night
Hey, uh-huh, one more Saturday night
Hey, Saturday night
Ah yeah
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