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Title: Mirror of Madness Artist: Cat Stevens Album: Tea for the Tillerman Year: 1970 Genre: Folk Rock, Pop Guitarist: Cat Stevens Lyrical Interpretation: The lyrics are quite straightforward and yet beautiful. The song is addressed to a beloved who is leaving the protagonist. Guitar Play: The guitar play is very strong here – something like [...]

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Title: Until the End Artist: The Nightwatchman Album: One Man Revolution Year: 2007 Genre: Acoustic Rock, alternative, folk Guitarist: Tom Morello Lyrical Interpretation: The song is a rebel’s anthem, written in rage against the system, against miscarriage of justice. It is easy though, to miss the undercurrent of sorrow running though the lyric. Also pay [...]

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Title: I Will Follow You into the Dark Artist: Death Cab for Cutie Album: Plans Year: 2006 Genre: Indie rock Guitarist: Ben Gibbard Lyrical Interpretation: The song is so simply written, it hardly needs interpretation. It’s about how one commits to love forever, in death and even beyond. The lyrics are very soulful. Guitar Play: [...]

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Title: Say It To Me Now Artist: Glen Hansard Album: Once Year: 2006 Genre: Folk, Folk Rock Guitarist: Glen Hansard Lyrical Interpretation: The song leaves some room for lyrical interpretation in spite of seemingly clear lyrics. It seems to be a bitter song coming from the broken hearted to his love interest. He’s amazed at [...]

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Title: Fade to Black Artist: Metallica Album: Ride the Lightning Year: 1984 Genre: Thrash Metal Guitarist: Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield Lyrical Interpretation: There does not seem to be much lyrical ambiguity here. Right from opening line ‘Life it seems, will fade away‘ to the final words ‘Death Greets me warm, now I will just say [...]

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Title: Yellow Ledbetter Artist: Pearl Jam Album: Jeremy Year: 1992 Genre: Alternative Rock, Grunge Guitarist: Mike McCready Lyrical Interpretation: The song conveys the agony of someone who has received the traditional yellow envelope from the armed forces informing them of the loss of a loved one in combat. It is such an unsealed envelope which [...]

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