The song 'Forever Young' by Rod Stewart is a powerful song about youth during the Cold War. Several lines allude to the nuclear race between U.S. and U.S.S.R. including, "Hoping for the best, but expecting the worst. Are you going to drop the bomb or not?" Another great metaphor used in the song is the phrase "turn our golden faces to the sun" that is referencing a nuclear explosion, which can, for a brief second, rival the heat of the sun. This beautiful song is a powerful metaphor about the fragility of life during the Cold War.
The main difference between Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart's Forever Young is the fact that it was written by Bob Dylan, and it is a personal story about his son Jakob. Stewart's version is also more upbeat, and less melancholy sounding.
Johnny Cash may have recorded, and performed the Bob Dylan tune, "Forever Young." However, the only country singer to have a single record of the song, was the Queen of Country Music, Kitty Wells, in 1974.
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Most likely (and note this may not be accurate although it probably is), he is the son of Jim Cregan - a member of Stewart's band at the time who co-wrote numerous songs with Stewart and played guitar in the band.
Let's dance in style, lets dance for a while Heaven can wait we're only watching the skies Hoping for the best but expecting the worst Are you going to drop the bomb dad? Let us die young or let us live forever We don't have the power but we never say never Sitting in a sandpit, life is a short trip The music's for the sad men Can you imagine when this race is won Turn our faces into the sun Praising our leaders we're getting in tune The music's being played by the madman Forever young, i want to be forever young Do you really want to live forever, or never Forever young, i want to be forever young Do you really want to live forever, or never -Dad's Rap- Forever young, i want to be forever young Do you really want to live forever, or never Forever young, i want to be forever young Do you really want to live forever, or never
rod Stewart
"Young Hearts Run Free" - Candi Staton "Forever Young" - Rod Stewart
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The main difference between Bob Dylan and Rod Stewart's Forever Young is the fact that it was written by Bob Dylan, and it is a personal story about his son Jakob. Stewart's version is also more upbeat, and less melancholy sounding.
Johnny Cash may have recorded, and performed the Bob Dylan tune, "Forever Young." However, the only country singer to have a single record of the song, was the Queen of Country Music, Kitty Wells, in 1974.
Forever"Forever young,I want to be forever young.Do you really want to live forever?Forever, and everForever young,I want to be forever youngDo you really want to live forever?Forever young."Alphaville - Forever Young Lyrics
Marjabelle Young Stewart was born in 1924.
Marjabelle Young Stewart died in 2007.
the answer is that the meaning is about us young children living in a better world
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The song is called Forever Young and it is by Jay Z feat. Mr Hudson.
Yes he is. He's one of the lost boys. Holy crap that had to have scarred that boy for life.