Neil Diamond - Shot Down Lyrics
Shot Down,
Was a proud young bird
Flying high in the sky
I was shot down
Uh uh huh
I got 'round
Any sweet piece of pie I could take
I would buy
Now I'm shot down
She turned me out slammed the door.
Why I keep coming back I don't know.
I don't know.
I want her,
She's a four cornered girl
And I want her.
Uh huh I love her,
And I almost believe
I get down on my knees.
'Cause I love her.
Well can't you see my epitaph.
Shot down
By the one girl he couldn't have
Shot down
Baby I was shot down, come on
Shot down
Baby I was shot down
Shot down,
Baby I was shot down, come on
Shot down, I say, shot down
Whooo, shot down
Baby I was shot down
Shot down
Baby I was shot down.....
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- Neil Diamond - The Power Of Two
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- Neil Diamond - Make You Feel My Love
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- Neil Diamond - Sleigh Ride
- Neil Diamond - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- Neil Diamond - White Christmas
- Neil Diamond - Christmas Dream
- Neil Diamond - The Christmas Song
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- Neil Diamond - Jingle Bell Rock
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Neil Diamond Shot Down Comments
You will never be shot down
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First Time I Have Heard This Song By Neil Diamond. Thank You So Much For Posting!
It is a complete mystery to me, why this absolutely gifted singer-songwriter never received the acknowledgement he truely deserves.
There's not (have not been) that many performers around that changed the development of pop music for many years to come. And to me, that's what Neil Diamond did, by combining country-music-related guitarwork, brilliant poetry and chanson-like orchestrations in easy tot listen to expressionistic songs.
A perfect blend of celtic folk song, french chanson, northern american country music, rythm ‘n’ blues and rock ‘n’roll.
But hey, that's just my thoughts, you all might think differently .....
I reckon Neil among the great icons of pop music history, anyway.
Amen!!! He is an icon and the music is the best in the world - but that is only my view!!
Patrick Koreman never considered those styles and his overall influence, but he is my fav! But the critics never did impress much over him. The people did though!
I agree with you Patrick
Good song, rough and without violins. Those were the good days....
This one AND Crooked Street, thanks again for posting! Have looked all over for this, why they are not on CD I can't imagine. Should have been on Bang Years!
The reason Diamond probably left them off that CD is because those two songs were recorded while signed to Bang, but only as demos and not intended to be issued commercially by him. Crooked Street you will notice is only Diamond singing while playing his guitar. But I agree they are both fine songs.
I'd got this on his "Double Gold" collection,but it's in Reprocessed (FAKE!) Stereo,so,this track in Mono is way better than that weaker version!
i love the beat and vibrant rythym to this song you just feel like getting up and dancing to it
ta for the posting