[Intro] [Verse] The Everly Brothers are back in town my friend Will they ever be they may never be back again? First time around They all loved their sound They’re back in town my friend Their daddy took them to the county fair Especially to see them from Tennessee They were there No money for the gate He took them to the fence and he said to wait He took them to the county fair They saw two skinny kids with dusty shoes Peeking through the fence at the instruments begging you They’ll die just to meet with you Chet you know they sing good too Two skinny kids with dusty shoes And you all sing mmh mmh.. Gibson made them Everly guitars Black as ebony Guard in ivory They make the stars Songs from Dan and Lesley And a little Bo Diddley With them Everly guitars [Solo] B|------------5-6--5h6p5------------5-6p5-------6----5-8-6p5---8--6-5------| G|---5---5--5-7------------7-5p4-----x------7p5------------7--------7-5-7| D|-5---5------------5--x-----------7------------| |------------| |------------| e|------------| B|-8------------| G|-9------------| D|---10-9-7------------| A|------------| E|------------| [Instrumental] / [Verse] Look where all the years have gone Singing harmony you were usually Phil and I was Don That’s how we used to play Or was it rather the other way? Look where all the years have gone [Outro] ************************************ | h Hammer-on | p Pull-off | x Dead note ************************************

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la nostalgie et le passage du temps à travers le souvenir de deux jeunes garçons admirant des musiciens à une fête foraine. Ils sont décrits comme maigres et poussiéreux, témoignant d'une insouciance enfantine et d'un rêve d'approcher la musique qui les captive. Le texte souligne l'importance de la musique dans leurs vies, évoquant des instruments emblématiques qui les connectent à des souvenirs et à des influences célèbres. Le contexte de la chanson semble se situer dans un retour à des moments heureux et simples, où la musique résonne comme un lien entre les générations. C'est une célébration de l'héritage musical et de l'amitié, rappelant que, malgré le passage des années, certains souvenirs restent gravés dans nos cœurs.