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20 January 2012
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1 May 2011
OfflineIt means someone is hooked on someone, like a tight grip emotionally.
In You Really Got A Hold On Me the singer wants to walk "i want to leave you, dont want to stay here, dont want to spend another day here" but cant "i want to split now, i just cant quit now" because he loves her, even tho he doesnt really like her.
The writer was an American called Smokey Robinson who was in a band called The Miracles before going solo. John and the other 3 Beatles were massives fans of their work. All Ive Got To Do, another song on With The Beatles, was a nod of appreciation to Smokey.
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1 May 2011
OfflineWould agree with you Joe. During the Get Back sessions as they are running thru an early take of Get Back Paul sings "all the girls around say she's got it coming, but she gets it while she can" and John gives out a very knowing laugh "hey, hey, hey, hey".
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16 February 2011
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But the last verse "You mother's waiting for you wearing high-heel shoes and low neck sweater"…
What is that supposed to mean? I bet Paul had fun writing these lyrics
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1 May 2011
OfflineThe song is saying that Beethoven and classical musical was old and it was time to be replaced, move out of the way for new music – rhythm and blues.
Roll over is another way of saving move out of the way.
9.25pm
14 December 2009
OfflineActually, I think Chuck Berry was telling Beethoven to literally roll over (in his grave) and tell Tchaikovsky about this exciting new music called "rock and roll"! It's a very clever and amusing inversion of the idea of Serious Music fans despairing that classic composers like Beethoven would "roll over in their grave" if they knew what young people were listening to these days.
12.29pm
3 May 2012
OfflineVon Bontee said
Actually, I think Chuck Berry was telling Beethoven to literally roll over (in his grave) and tell Tchaikovsky about this exciting new music called "rock and roll"! It's a very clever and amusing inversion of the idea of Serious Music fans despairing that classic composers like Beethoven would "roll over in their grave" if they knew what young people were listening to these days.
That´s another way of looking at it. I had never thought of it like that before!
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