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Something Else by The Kinks

Album - 15 september 1967 - DeB Id: 29254
By The Kinks
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Album DeRango™ 3,42

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 The Kinks are, along with a few other bands, among the best of what popular music produced in the latter half of the iconic '60s.

 'Death Of A Clown'... I consider the peak of the album in terms of pathos, but which is also interesting from a musical standpoint.

 Explore The Kinks' 'Something Else' and experience a timeless classic of 60s rock storytelling and melody.

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My makeup is dry and it clags 'round my chin
I'm drowning my sorrows in whisky and gin
The lion tamer's whip doesn't crack anymore
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Two Sisters (02:02)
Sylvilla looked into her mirror
Percilla looked into the washing machine
And the drudgery of being wed
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No Return (02:02)
If, if I could see
Just how lonely my life would be
If you passed me by and said farewell
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Harry Rag (02:17)
Oh, Tom is young and tom is bold
Tom is as Bold as a night of old
But whenever he gets in a bit of a jam
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Suzy and Johnny were happy
Earned enough to pay the rent
But Johnny's mother-in-law had too much ambition
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Funny Face (02:27)
You're walking 'round in my memory
That only gets stronger and stronger
Smudged mascara and pill-shaped eyes
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Dirty old river, must you keep rolling, flowing into the night
People so busy, make me feel dizzy, taxi light shines so bright
But I don't need no friends
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The Kinks

The Kinks were an English rock band formed in London in the early 1960s, closely associated with the British Invasion. Their songwriting is strongly identified with Ray Davies’ character-driven narratives and social observation, alongside Dave Davies’ guitar-driven early sound.
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