This is a slow, happy love song, with a domestic background. There’s a role and plot reversal from Jake Holmes’ earlier song, “Did You Know.” This time, it’s the woman who’s shy, and this time, they got together. The latter part features him planning their happy life together.
You can download this song here. It, plus 24 more, are free for new downloaders.
A blog with capsule descriptions of the songs by Jake Holmes that have been judged to be from his most seminal period. There's a lot more to the fellow's repetoire than "Dazed and Confused."
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- Jake Holmes And His Music
- A Note On Psychedelic Music
- THE "ABOVE-GROUND SOUND" OF JAKE HOLMES (1967)
- “Lonely”
- “Did You Know”
- “She Belongs To Me”
- “Too Long”
- “Genuine Imitation Life”
- “Dazed And Confused”
- “Penny’s”
- “Hard To Keep My Mind On You”
- “Wish I Was Anywhere Else”
- “Signs Of Age”
- A LETTER TO KATHERINE DECEMBER (1967)
- “Saturday Night”
- “Late Sleeping Day”
- “Chase Your Eyes”
- “The Diner Song”
- “High-School Hero”
- “Moving Day”
- “Leaves Never Break”
- “It’s Always Somewhere Else”
- “Sleeping Woman”
- “Houston Street”
- “Genuine Imitation Life (Live)”
- “Sleeping Woman (Live)”
- JAKE HOLMES (self-titled - 1969)
- “How Are You”
- “The Very First Time”
- “Emily’s Vacation”
- “There’s A Place”
- “A Little Later”
- “Suitcase Room”
- “Beautiful Girl Goodbye”
- “The 11th Tune”
- “Hello You”
- “Ask Virginia”
- “Always The Same”
- SO CLOSE, SO VERY FAR TO GO (1970)
- HOW MUCH TIME (1972)
- Recent Works By Jake Holmes
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