Show English English This will be the day that I die✕ In the morning I will be heading down to north Boat arriving And I'll be waiting on the shore Years behind me They know that I've been on my own Come on lightning Burn down the town where I was born And I love you And I've been waiting for too long And I love you For you I'll dedicate this song I remember How I lost the way of life And my brother He will denie the reason why Mother above me Let the evil get inside Now heaven knows me They let me do what I desire I know you tried To get me back into your side Father knew well That would be a total waste of time Shadow rising They say "The day will be so fine" When I go down And have my rifle by my side And I love you I wanna hear you say my name And I love you For you I'll dedicate my time And I'll miss you Even the sky wont let me thru And I'll see you In my dream I will know who This will be the day that I die Come on over see the one of a kind Rain will feed the earth thru the night This will be the day that I die ✕ Copyright: Writer(s): Eetu Pylkkanen, Eero Elmeri Jaaskelainen, Jarno Markus Takkumaki, Samppa Kaartinen, Laura Maarit Kangasniemi, Eetu Pylkkaenen Powered by 
Translations of "This will be the day..." Idioms from "This will be the day..." Music Tales Read about music throughout history Don McLean released this groundbreaking song on the album American Pie in 1971. It is full of pop-culture references. An entire website has been created by Jim Fann to explore the song— Understanding American Pie. This song tackles the evolution of rock & roll through the 60s, following the 1959 plane crash that led to the death of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper. McLean explores many of the major events of the 60s, including the moon landings, Dylan’s rise and crash, the dominance of The Beatles, and the death of Janis Joplin. While his magnum opus is known for its deep, almost cryptic lyrics, for many years McLean left its meaning up to the speculation of others, feeling no need to explain things himself. Asked by one interviewer what the song meant, McLean said, “It means I never have to work again.” McLean first revealed intended meaning of his lyrics in 2015, when the original manuscript and notes were sold at auction for a fee to the tune of $1.2 million. Although the lyrics might no longer be enigmatic, McLean’s track will forever be regarded as a poetic look into the past of rock & roll. For a quick summary of what the song means, check out this video:
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To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum AboutThe opening theme song of the first Volume of the web series RWBY, and subsequently the opening track of the RWBY Volume 1 Soundtrack. “This Will Be The Day” talks about the day when humanity will overpower their inner and outer struggles – come to terms with themselves, and the monsters outside of themselves. Ask us a question about this song Credits Release Date January 1, 2013 Songs That Interpolate This Will Be the Day This Will Be the Day Remixes Tags Cannot annotate a non-flat selection. Make sure your selection starts and ends within the same node. (example of bad selection): This is bold text and this is normal text. (example of good selection): This is bold text and this is normal text. What does Drove my Chevy to the levy mean?Originally Answered: What does "DROVE MY Chevy to the levEE but the levy was dry" mean? The song is about the loss of innocence & naivety and the American Dream during the 1960s which began (in the song) with the deaths of three major teenage pop music idols in a plane crash.
Who was Don McLean's American Pie written as a tribute to?The lyrics are enigmatic and seem loaded with allusions.
Who are they singing about in American Pie?Don McLeanAmerican Pie / Artistnull
How old is the singer Don McLean?77 years (October 2, 1945)Don McLean / Agenull
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