Sunset Blvd. Them
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[Verse 1]
Why you starin' at your phone?
Is it something I said?
Should I leave you alone?
Turn down the radio
Why can’t we talk this out?
Go back to before
[Chorus]
I remember singing in the car;
Now, we just fight
'Cause you don’t listen anymore
Now, I’m driving alone in the dark
But that’s alright
'Cause you were never that guy
[Verse 2]
Now, the passenger seat is cold
Can't use the carpool lane
'Cause now I’m alone
Why are doing this to me?
I wish you would just put in
One of my old cd’s
[Chorus]
I remember singing in the car;
Now, we just fight
'Cause you don’t listеn anymore
Now, I’m driving alone in the dark
But that’s alright
'Causе you were never that guy
Why you starin' at your phone?
Is it something I said?
Should I leave you alone?
Turn down the radio
Why can’t we talk this out?
Go back to before
[Chorus]
I remember singing in the car;
Now, we just fight
'Cause you don’t listen anymore
Now, I’m driving alone in the dark
But that’s alright
'Cause you were never that guy
[Verse 2]
Now, the passenger seat is cold
Can't use the carpool lane
'Cause now I’m alone
Why are doing this to me?
I wish you would just put in
One of my old cd’s
[Chorus]
I remember singing in the car;
Now, we just fight
'Cause you don’t listеn anymore
Now, I’m driving alone in the dark
But that’s alright
'Causе you were never that guy
"Sunset Blvd." by Them, released in 1967, is a #Rock song that explores themes of disillusionment and the darker side of fame in Hollywood. The lyrics depict a sense of longing and loss, capturing the allure and emptiness of the iconic boulevard. Musically, it features a haunting melody and driving rhythm, contributing to its evocative atmosphere. Its reflection on celebrity culture remains relevant, resonating with listeners seeking authenticity in a superficial world.
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