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David Bowie — Wild Is The Wind
Album: Station to Station
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Released: 1976
Length: 5:54
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Love me, love me, love me, love me, say you do
Let me fly away with you
For my love is like the wind, and wild is the wind
Wild is the wind
Give me more than one caress, satisfy this hungriness
Let the wind blow through your heart
For wild is the wind, wild is the wind

You touch me, I hear the sound of mandolins
You kiss me
With your kiss my life begins
You're spring to me, all things to me
Don't you know, you're life itself!

Like the leaf clings to the tree,
Oh, my darling, cling to me
For we're like creatures of the wind, wild is the wind
Wild is the wind

You touch me, I hear the sound of mandolins
You kiss me
With your kiss my life begins
You're spring to me, all things to me
Don't you know, you're life itself!

Like the leaf clings to the tree,
Oh, my darling, cling to me
For we're like creatures in the wind, and wild is the wind

Wild is the wind
Wild is the wind
Wild is the wind
Wild is the wind
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Bowie=demi-god. This is perfection. 
Posted 4 days ago by Terilda    [ Reply ]
This is a masterpiece from one of the greatest albums of all time.
Posted 2 months ago by acferrad    [ Reply ]
8? I rated this an 8? Really? Was my account hacked? Time to rectify that....
Posted 2 months ago by planet_lizard    [ Reply ]
From Wiki:

"Wild Is the Wind" is a song written by Dimitri Tiomkin and Ned Washington for the 1957 film Wild Is the Wind. Johnny Mathis recorded the song for the film and released it as a single in November 1957. Mathis' version reached No. 22 on the Billboard chart. It was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Song in 1958, but lost to "All the Way" by Jimmy Van Heusen and Sammy Cahn from The Joker is Wild.[1]  The song has been recorded many times, by many performers. The best known versions are those recorded by Nina Simone (from her 1966 album of the same name) and by David Bowie (from his 1976 album Station to Station).[2]

Posted 3 months ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
One of the few artists I'd genuinely call "Godlike"
Posted 4 months ago by radioparadise38    [ Reply ]
 chyk5 wrote:
 
 I think the overwrought vocals are what make this version great.


I agree, although I wouldn't go so far as to call the vocals "overwrought".   "Passionate" or "emotional" maybe. Excellent, in any case.
Posted 4 months ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Channeling Nina Simone and Scott Walker. Mesmerizing. 
Posted 5 months ago by rdunham    [ Reply ]





Posted 11 months ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
This song is like the movie the album cover photo was taken from, The Man Who Fell to Earth. Weird and quirky, violates all established conventions, but oh so interesting. I miss you, crazy starman.
Posted 1 year ago by DrLex    [ Reply ]
TOTAL bliss out!
Posted 1 year ago by deniseperry    [ Reply ]
Straight in at .... Godlike.

Never heard before . Amazing.
Posted 1 year ago by radioparadise38    [ Reply ]
My album looks different!  Black-and-white photo with "STATIONTOSTATIONDAVIDBOWIE" written across the top in a red blocky font.

Like this.
Posted 1 year ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
 CascadianPDX wrote:

Bowie has many, many exceptional tunes in his catalog, but this ain't one of them!



I beg to differ....I guess I am just a creature in the wind
Posted 2 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
this is a good f**king song, period
Posted 2 years ago by garrettb    [ Reply ]
 DaidyBoy wrote:

Only Bowie could get away this this.  Both wonderful and terrible at the same time.  Both a 1 and a 10 at once.


Apparently he was completely off his tits when he sang this.  Which may be why it is both wonderful and terrible at the same time ... that said, a great song off a great album.
Posted 2 years ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
 Pjesnik wrote:


A fan of  quantum mechanics?  
 

Heisenberg would be proud
Posted 4 years ago by floydpink    [ Reply ]
 KalleB wrote:
By the way, total ratings above 7 are for mainstream musics ...
 
You are a fan of renormalization. 
Posted 5 years ago by Pjesnik    [ Reply ]
 DaidyBoy wrote:
Only Bowie could get away this this.  Both wonderful and terrible at the same time.  Both a 1 and a 10 at once.
 

A fan of  quantum mechanics?  
Posted 5 years ago by Pjesnik    [ Reply ]
 DaidyBoy wrote:
Only Bowie could get away this this.  Both wonderful and terrible at the same time.  Both a 1 and a 10 at once.

 
Hmmm, yes, rather schmaltzy, isn't it?   Because it's Bowie, I listen, but with some hesitation.  And I used to have tons of Bowie posters on my walls!!  Wish I still had them, actually.  
Posted 6 years ago by Highspirits    [ Reply ]
Some songs do get you: 10.
Posted 6 years ago by dingleberry    [ Reply ]
 DaidyBoy wrote:
Only Bowie could get away this this.  Both wonderful and terrible at the same time.  Both a 1 and a 10 at once.
 
You're bang on, except for the "terrible"
and the "1".     ; )
Posted 6 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Love the chords
Posted 6 years ago by Propayne    [ Reply ]
Never fails to make me smile to hear something that I never have and to find it so likeable. I phrase that differently in my head. Something like "Jeeze, the sh*t I haven't heard."
Posted 6 years ago by ExpatLarry    [ Reply ]
Only Bowie could get away this this.  Both wonderful and terrible at the same time.  Both a 1 and a 10 at once.
Posted 6 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 jadewahoo wrote:
Ah, yes. So emotional, so sublime.

 
{#Hearteyes}
Posted 6 years ago by mojcamojca77    [ Reply ]
For unknown reasons I had rated this as 2. Somehow it has climbed to 7. What the hell? Maybe I listened. Some Bowie material was, if not subtle, al least measured. This is not but tonight I understand. I guess I got it.
Posted 7 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
 squidish wrote:
The song has been recorded many times, including twice by Nina Simone, first on the live album Nina Simone at Town Hall (1959) and then in a studio recording included on Wild Is the Wind (1966). David Bowie recorded a version of it for his 1976 album Station to Station. Bowie was an admirer of Simone’s style, and after meeting her in Los Angeles was inspired to record the song for his album.

He's definitely channeling her quiet desperation.
 

 
awesome song (especially wicked music in this version : )
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 C57BL6 wrote:

I heard at David Bowie and Iman's wedding there was:

Yoko Ono
Bono
Joey Bowie
No bonobos

 
Zowie!
Posted 7 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
 joelbb wrote:
You play this a LOT, Bill.  Give us a break.  There are many excellent DB songs.  I guess it could be worse, it could be Yoko.

 
I heard at David Bowie and Iman's wedding there was:

Yoko Ono
Bono
Joey Bowie
No bonobos
Posted 7 years ago by C57BL6    [ Reply ]
 joelbb wrote:
You play this a LOT, Bill.  Give us a break.  There are many excellent DB songs.  I guess it could be worse, it could be Yoko.

 
push PSD then {#Doh}

I will enjoy this one every time it's on the air  {#Good-vibes} 
Posted 7 years ago by ShamanManu    [ Reply ]
great song!
Posted 7 years ago by mojcamojca77    [ Reply ]
Yes, it is a bit long the song...
Posted 7 years ago by qosforever    [ Reply ]
Love it!  Play it again.  Oh..its not over yet.
Posted 7 years ago by monstrdog    [ Reply ]
 Steely_D wrote:
Freshman year of college. This album comes out (with the white cover). Not many songs - but what songs. 

Wow. How many people change your world the way he did? 

 
Oh my TVC15
https://www.okcmoa.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Man-Who-Fell-to-Earth-2.jpg
Posted 7 years ago by NorthernLad    [ Reply ]
You play this a LOT, Bill.  Give us a break.  There are many excellent DB songs.  I guess it could be worse, it could be Yoko.
Posted 7 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
Ah, yes. So emotional, so sublime.
Posted 8 years ago by jadewahoo    [ Reply ]
By the way, total ratings above 7 are for mainstream musics ...
Posted 8 years ago by KalleB    [ Reply ]
Bowie waaay too deep into his idiom.
Posted 8 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
Freshman year of college. This album comes out (with the white cover). Not many songs - but what songs. 

Wow. How many people change your world the way he did? 
Posted 8 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
MERVEILLEUX
Posted 8 years ago by teddebielle    [ Reply ]
{#Hearteyes}
Posted 8 years ago by ShamanManu    [ Reply ]
Bowie follows Elvis, of course
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 primm wrote:
I THINK PROB DB MORE UNDERATED ALBUMS , WOULD LOVE TO HEAR STAY FROM THIS

 
Thanks for that suggestion.  Stay is my all-time favorite.  
Posted 8 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Amazing performance of one of the great and oft-covered songs of any era.
Posted 8 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Excellent tune.  Really digging the lyrics now come up in the beta site - great addition!
Posted 8 years ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
Not my favorite
Posted 8 years ago by lakesurfer    [ Reply ]
ELP, Bowie...expecting Prince next.

What a rotten year for music lovers. 
Posted 8 years ago by Steely_D    [ Reply ]
jnesser wrote:

Wow. Nice...
You sound like a wonderful person.

 
Gotta agree with jnesser on this one. A crooner he weren't.
 
Posted 8 years ago by pamorama    [ Reply ]
Sucks like my vacuum cleaner.
Posted 8 years ago by Baby_M    [ Reply ]
one of the very best
Posted 8 years ago by irma_in_goma    [ Reply ]
The best !
Sublime 
Equal to Nina's
❤
 
Posted 8 years ago by Ishwara    [ Reply ]
Discovering all kinds of Bowie since his death, this is one of the gems.
{#Guitarist}
Posted 8 years ago by DJ_BellsEye    [ Reply ]
stand back, Bill's on a roll
let the Gentleman do his thing 
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 johnybladex wrote:

Agree!

 
     Ahh yes the human chameleon. Still with us you just can't see him.
Posted 8 years ago by konakid    [ Reply ]
I THINK PROB DB MORE UNDERATED ALBUMS , WOULD LOVE TO HEAR STAY FROM THIS
Posted 8 years ago by primm    [ Reply ]
BILL!

How do you know what I need to hear?  

"Were are you!?!" (as she looks to the rafters)
Posted 8 years ago by scout64    [ Reply ]
1976 was a great year for Bowie, with this album and the Man Who Fell To Earth movie. Great summer it was.
Posted 8 years ago by MiloD    [ Reply ]
Leuchtende Tage ...
... nicht weinen, weil sie vergangen;
sondern lächeln, daß sie gewesen.
Posted 8 years ago by spitzbart    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:

Yes. DB was always more a rock performer than a crooner. An ever-out-of-key singing superstar, and this track more off-key than his others. Annoying. C'est la vie. 

 
Wow. Nice...
You sound like a wonderful person.
Posted 8 years ago by jnesser    [ Reply ]
Whether off-key or not, the vocals are haunting, full of heartfelt emotion and passion. I was just sitting here without particularly listening and when this song started it immediately pulled me in with the depth of feeling he expresses in his singing. 
Posted 8 years ago by stangalbraith    [ Reply ]
GODLIKE  (such a great rendition of a great song : )
Posted 8 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
Beautiful brilliant cover  that introduced  me to this wonderful song.  Check out Nina Simone's version.

The list of people and things that Bowie  introduced  me to is massive.

A major cultural influence on the Western World - and on my life.

RIP 
Posted 8 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
I always have and always will love you David Bowie. {#Heartkiss}
Posted 8 years ago by Larrygrrl    [ Reply ]
https://clashmusic.com/sites/default/files/styles/article_feature/public/legacy/files/david_bowie_07_7.jpg?itok=bd9AHLYV
Farewell to a true icon.
Posted 8 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 ShaunJ wrote:

After watching the video Lazarus, David Bowie departed this earth as a true artist {#Sad}

 
Agree!
Posted 8 years ago by johnybladex    [ Reply ]
 whomhow wrote:

As for me I remain in the same mood as when I rated this version with 1. Awful vocal...

 
Yes. DB was always more a rock performer than a crooner. An ever-out-of-key singing superstar, and this track more off-key than his others. Annoying. C'est la vie. 
Posted 8 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 johnybladex wrote:
Goodbye Mr Bowie!! {#Sad}

 
After watching the video Lazarus, David Bowie departed this earth as a true artist {#Sad}
Posted 8 years ago by ShaunJ    [ Reply ]
Goodbye Mr Bowie!! {#Sad}
Posted 8 years ago by johnybladex    [ Reply ]
The song has been recorded many times, including twice by Nina Simone, first on the live album Nina Simone at Town Hall (1959) and then in a studio recording included on Wild Is the Wind (1966). David Bowie recorded a version of it for his 1976 album Station to Station. Bowie was an admirer of Simone’s style, and after meeting her in Los Angeles was inspired to record the song for his album.

He's definitely channeling her quiet desperation.
 
Posted 8 years ago by squidish    [ Reply ]
Let's have several hours of dedicated air time to this art master.  David, thank you for bringing so much to us while you were here!
Posted 8 years ago by AhhtheMusic    [ Reply ]
Such a terrible loss.
Posted 8 years ago by leafmold    [ Reply ]
Wonderful artist.  Thanks for everything David
Posted 8 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
Poignant. Genius. Especially in the wake of his earthly departure. 
Posted 8 years ago by robertomiller    [ Reply ]
RIP, David Bowie.  Was never a huge fan, but your impact on modern music is clear.  So many of my friends have said you changed their lives.
Posted 8 years ago by Imkirok    [ Reply ]
Great song! Goosebumps! 9!
Posted 9 years ago by KalleB    [ Reply ]
From the awful to the sublime - at least in my jaundiced eyes

David Bowie — Wild Is The Wind 
Posted 9 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 Stratocaster wrote:
I must have been in a mood when I previously rated this a 2. Bumped it up to a 5.

 
As for me I remain in the same mood as when I rated this version with 1. Awful vocal...
Posted 9 years ago by whomhow    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

Yargh; falsely accused! Please re-read my original post.
I love this song (and album)!
I was referring to "We Built This City" by Starship as worst song ever.

 
Thanks Beach - I knew I must have gotten it wrong.  And I second your worst ever vote on "We Built This City"
Posted 9 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
Bowie was apparently so out of it (coke?) that he doesn't remember recording this album.  It features one of my favorites, TVC15.
Posted 9 years ago by BKardon    [ Reply ]
great song.      awesome musicians too!    (love when psd brings me a beauty like this in the morning  : )
Posted 9 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
I must have been in a mood when I previously rated this a 2. Bumped it up to a 5.
Posted 9 years ago by Stratocaster    [ Reply ]
 ScottN wrote:
Agreed—- Bowie's reading of this jazz standard (Nina Simone's signature song) re-works the song masterfully.

 
*bump*  Don't understand why this is dissed by some RPer's?  {#Think}  I can get indifference or dislike, but —-worst song ever?

Posted 10 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
OldFart and I hardly agree but..... in terms of rock and roll how can being an old fart prejudice you against a nearly 40 year old cut - 60 year old song.

But Beach (Neil Young guy)   - how can you?  bowie and Neil have a mutual admiration society going on.  An Neil is my all time # 5 - David my #2

 
Hard pressed to see how anyone could not like this song. Or Bowie in general.
Posted 10 years ago by leafmold    [ Reply ]
 lemmoth wrote:
OldFart and I hardly agree but..... in terms of rock and roll how can being an old fart prejudice you against a nearly 40 year old cut - 60 year old song.

But Beach (Neil Young guy)   - how can you?  bowie and Neil have a mutual admiration society going on.  An Neil is my all time # 5 - David my #2
 
Yargh; falsely accused! Please re-read my original post.
I love this song (and album)!
I was referring to "We Built This City" by Starship as worst song ever.
Posted 10 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
OldFart and I hardly agree but..... in terms of rock and roll how can being an old fart prejudice you against a nearly 40 year old cut - 60 year old song.

But Beach (Neil Young guy)   - how can you?  bowie and Neil have a mutual admiration society going on.  An Neil is my all time # 5 - David my #2
Posted 10 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
This song  has such an important place in my heart and soul so I can't be objective - 15
Posted 10 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
 h8rhater wrote:

Wow... you must be a _really_ old fart.

 
possibly some hormones are in order
Posted 10 years ago by averybadcat    [ Reply ]
 oldfart48 wrote:
never understood this geeks popularity, no voice, no class and all new dork.

 
Wow... you must be a _really_ old fart.
Posted 10 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:
Oh and "We Built This City" was performed by Starship--the bitter, rancid remnant of Jefferson Airplane. I think everyone named Jefferson (first or last name) entered into a class-action lawsuit and forced the band to go by one word.

On_The_Beach wrote:

Yep, that one generally gets my vote as worst song ever. Unbearable.

 
Agreed... We Built This City is a bad song and worthy of its infamy. 

It is interesting to note, however, that the Bernie Taupin and Peter Wolf have song writing credits on the track AND it posted #1 in the US, Canada, Australia, went platinum, was nominated for a Grammy, and appears on several movie soundtracks.
Posted 10 years ago by h8rhater    [ Reply ]
 kcar wrote:
Oh and "We Built This City" was performed by Starship--the bitter, rancid remnant of Jefferson Airplane. I think everyone named Jefferson (first or last name) entered into a class-action lawsuit and forced the band to go by one word.
 
Yep, that one generally gets my vote as worst song ever. Unbearable.
Posted 10 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 mbwilson wrote:
The worst song ever? by anybody?

 
My worsts, in no particular order: 

Muskrat Love by The Captain and Tenille

Loving You by Minnie Riperton

Most of Yoko Ono's solo music. Who buys her work? Honestly, I'm not trying to be snarky here. 

Party All the Time by Eddie Murphy (yes, that Eddie Murphy). 

Someone else pointed me to PopaZão by K-Fed, but technically it's not music. Don't ask me why, it sucks too much to analyze.  

Oh and "We Built This City" was performed by Starship--the bitter, rancid remnant of Jefferson Airplane. I think everyone named Jefferson (first or last name) entered into a class-action lawsuit and forced the band to go by one word. 
Posted 10 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Brilliant. Extraordinary Bowie greatness.
Posted 11 years ago by rotekz    [ Reply ]
 Chrisparkle wrote:
I like Bowie's version but check out Nina Simone singing this - its amazingly different

 

Loved Bowie's version - still do - and Nina's is very special,
Posted 11 years ago by lemmoth    [ Reply ]
I bought the album when it came out and I've loved all of it since. I love the way he leans on the lyrics.
Posted 11 years ago by Lacapella    [ Reply ]
Didn`t like this song when I bought the album back in the '70-s. Now it is one of my favorites. 
Posted 11 years ago by PaoloManana    [ Reply ]
Played right after Love Me Tender has me looking for Silly Love Song next
Posted 11 years ago by ccjemmett    [ Reply ]
 mbwilson wrote:
The worst song ever? by anybody?

 
No, that is the Police and "Roxanne."  But this is certainly bucking for worst song ever by Bowie. . . .
 
Posted 11 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
Your observations that he is a geek, has no voice, no class and is all new dork explain perfectly why you do not understand his popularity. 

Personally, whilst I can't profess to blindly like everything Bowie has produced there is absolutely no denying that the man is a genius and his catalogue of music which spans six decades is full of brilliance.
 


oldfart48 wrote:
never understood this geeks popularity, no voice, no class and all new dork.

 


Posted 11 years ago by Thin_Air    [ Reply ]
I like Bowie's version but check out Nina Simone singing this - its amazingly different
Posted 11 years ago by Chrisparkle    [ Reply ]
 bam23 wrote:
Even heard at nearly subliminal levels, this grates like very few pieces I have ever heard. The hybrid warbling/yodeling vocalizations approach painful. Not everything recorded by Bowie is worth a listen, least of all this stuff.


 I think the overwrought vocals are what make this version great.
Posted 11 years ago by chyk5    [ Reply ]
Oh yeah and Bam23... thanks for playin', but if you don't get it , you don't get it... not EVERYBODY appreciates good music.. Cheers!!
Posted 11 years ago by jimhmont    [ Reply ]
Idiom?............ Really?.. No offense but THIS is one of Bowies's BEST (at least top 10)... a brilliant take on a Nina Simone song done originally in the early 60's..Admittedly would say this is "only" an 8.5 or 9.0 on the Bowie scale... but, obviously rated by someone  who most likely wasn't even alive when the song was actually RECORDED....... This is poetry put to music by one of the the greatest singer/songwriters of the 20th century..... obviously a harshly, dismissive, and unfairly judged portrayal of the Bowie "Idiom" (?!).....Perhaps the next Vampire Weekend album will TRULY inspire you...
Posted 11 years ago by jimhmont    [ Reply ]
Funny: people seem to like the song or to really hate it.
I think the song's great! 
Posted 11 years ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
 slate_dk wrote:
shocked!!! 6.3!!! this is a solid 9

 
No, this is Bowie just a little too deep into his idiom.  I gave it a 6.  If it runs any longer I'll drop that to a 5.


Posted 11 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
shocked!!! 6.3!!! this is a solid 9
Posted 11 years ago by slate_dk    [ Reply ]
Even heard at nearly subliminal levels, this grates like very few pieces I have ever heard. The hybrid warbling/yodeling vocalizations approach painful. Not everything recorded by Bowie is worth a listen, least of all this stuff.
Posted 11 years ago by bam23    [ Reply ]
I'm normally a fan of  David but, wow, this is just terrible.
Posted 11 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
 Toke wrote:

Ditto, horrifying to put it mildly
 
Yep, his 'music' is horrible.
Posted 11 years ago by hollirg1    [ Reply ]
 oldfart48 wrote:
never understood this geeks popularity, no voice, no class and all new dork.
 
Ditto, horrifying to put it mildly
Posted 11 years ago by Toke    [ Reply ]
never understood this geeks popularity, no voice, no class and all new dork.
Posted 11 years ago by oldfart48    [ Reply ]
I feel like that last set of 3 was Bill's sexy break or something.  Talk Talk- Give It Up, then Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse, and Bowie...well done, Bill!
Posted 11 years ago by JTRox8    [ Reply ]
 iTuner wrote:
Worst Bowie song ever?

And I'm a fan. 
 



I recant my previous judgement because tonight it is working.
Posted 11 years ago by iTuner    [ Reply ]
 Jim_Highfield wrote:
A masterpiece. Takes ages to grow on you, like all good music does.
 
Whatever. I'm there. Love this.
Posted 11 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
 Jim_Highfield wrote:
A masterpiece. Takes ages to grow on you, like all good music does.
 
I'll have to take your word for it for now...its got a long way to go from how I feel about it after my first listen.
Posted 12 years ago by jt1    [ Reply ]
Agreed—- Bowie's reading of this jazz standard (Nina Simone's signature song) re-works the song masterfully.
Posted 12 years ago by ScottN    [ Reply ]
A masterpiece. Takes ages to grow on you, like all good music does.
Posted 12 years ago by Jim_Highfield    [ Reply ]
 On_The_Beach wrote:

That would be "We Built This City" by Jefferson Starship.
 
Ahem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clg9AziTfI4
Posted 12 years ago by Ag3nt0rang3    [ Reply ]
 mbwilson wrote:
The worst song ever? by anybody?
 
That would be "We Built This City" by Jefferson Starship.
Posted 12 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
The worst song ever? by anybody?
Posted 12 years ago by mbwilson    [ Reply ]
i dance this song with my first girlfriend in1983 and i love it.
Posted 12 years ago by Suso    [ Reply ]