Monkees Lyrics     They may have been prefabricated to steal pocket change from the pockmarked teen masses, but the Monkees were the best darn prefab rock band ever created by cynical cigar chompers (and counterculture director Bob Rafelson). Who cares if "Last Train to Clarksville" is an inferior rewrite of the Beatles' "Day Tripper," or if the Monkees were just an inferior, third-generation pastiche of the Fab Four? Their songs were fantastic -- from the hard-rocking drive of "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone" to the dreamy Psychedelic splendor of "Porpoise Song." Could any of today's teenybopper confections release anything as brilliant as the Kinks-esque "Randy Scouse Git," which goes from sunny, British music hall to slamming Pre-Punk and back again? Despite all the nattering nabobs of negativity who say the Monkees never wrote their own tunes, they did pen a considerable number of their songs. They also relied on the talents of proven Brill Building scribes such as Goffin/King, Neil Diamond and Boyce/Hart. The TV show they were created to front remains a fun time capsule, and their bizarre, acid-drenched movie Head is still a creative tour de (unfocused) force. What does it say about modern pop music that the Prefab Four made better music than today's "uncompromising" artistic geniuses? Download Monkees MP3s here Buy rare Monkees vinyl records, CDs and rare music albums: Daydream Believer Greatest Hits Head Headquarters I'm A Believer    Instant Replay More Of The Monkees Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. Pleasant Valley Sunday/words    Pool It The Best Of The Monkees The Monkees Valleri

Monkees Song Lyric: Nine Times Blue There's a certain something in the way You looked at me and said you'd stay That let me know that I was out of line But I didn't know what else to do And like a fool, I tested you By demanding things of you which weren't mine And now I feel like such a fool For making you crawl back to me But you did it with such love That you're standing far above Me and all I did to you I'm sorry, now what can I do? I know that never in the world Could I have found me such a girl Who's there to pick me up before I fall And if in the end, we should go Both our seperate ways, I know The lesson I've learned here is worth it all 'Cause now I feel like such a fool For making you crawl back to me But you did it with such love That you're standing far above Me and all I did to you I'm sorry, now what can I do? I know that never in the world Could I have found me such a girl Who's there to pick me up before I fall And if in the end we should go Both our seperate ways, I know The lesson I've learned here is worth it all Get This Ringtone Love Is Only Sleeping Love To Love Love You Forever Magnolia Simms Mary, Mary Me Without You Merry Go Round Midnight Train Mommy And Daddy (Unreleased Version) Mr. Webster Never Enough Nine Times Blue No Time Of You Oklahoma Backroom Dancer P.O. Box 9847 Papa Gene's Blues Papa Gene’s Blues Party Peter Percival Patterson's Pet Pig Porky Pleasant Valley Sunday Porpoise Song Prithee Propinquity (I've Just Begun To Care) Randy Scouse Git Rany Scouse Git Regional Girl Riu Chiu Salesman Saturday's Child Monkees lyrics page: 1 2 3 4

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