If you listen to most of Henley's material he rarely ever writes love songs but everyone seems to interpret his songs as love songs. Among other songs which I enjoy, and that in my opinion carry such romantic elements are: Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen, the End of the Innocence by Don Henley, Fields of Gold by Sting, To Be Young by Ryan Adams, The Spirit of 76 by the Alarm, and The Summer of 69 by Brian Adams. But as it stands, it's hard to get excited about "Taking You Home, " even as it celebrates the miracle of human life and expresses a father's love. And I wish the days during our first couple years; that I could hold on tho that feeling. And than lost by an motorcycle accident. Henley doesn't have many "rock critics" in his corner. I'll always remember here with her hair slicked back and her wayfarers on.
Al M from Leeds, West YorkshireOver the years this song has become one of my all time favourites. "Taking You Home" From: 'Inside Job' (2000). Since the 80s, he has had a successful solo career with the albums: I Can't Stand Still, Buildin…read more.
Marc from -, MdFirst-ever interview with the girl in this video, including what she's doing now and never-published pics: Denise from Pembroke Pines, FlOne of the most beautiful moments in this song is that haunting guitar solo in the middle that sounds like seagulls crying. The cadillac did and still does, represent the pinnacle representation of reaching the top in America life. It´s got a quite strange spirit. Years active: 1970present. Thought I knew what love was,. If i could take only one song to an island, it would be this one. Over something stupid. Liz from Smallville, KsI LOVE this song.
Non-lyrical content copyright 1999-2023 SongMeanings. If he or she doesnt then you pine for the past when you thought you were loved. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. It's pretty interesting. The track is one of Henley's most soulful, but it also shows fans that he could be as much of a hopeless romantic as the next guy. It was reported in Roger Friedman's column at Fox Network News how former Newsweek scribe Karen Schoemer had her review for US Weekly killed by the forces at Wenner Media (Rolling Stone, US Weekly, Men's Journal) for not liking Henley's new Inside Job album very much.