Her Town Too
Hey music lovers! Today, I want to introduce you to a timeless classic that will transport you back to the 80s. It’s none other than “Her Town Too” by the legendary James Taylor, featuring J. D. Souther.
Released in 1981 as part of Taylor’s album “Dad Loves His Work,” this song is a collaboration between two incredible artists. James Taylor’s smooth vocals combined with J. D. Souther’s soulful harmonies create a mesmerizing blend that will captivate your ears.
The composition of “Her Town Too” is a true masterpiece. The song tells the story of a small town where rumors and gossip spread like wildfire. Taylor’s lyrics paint a vivid picture of a place where everyone knows everyone else’s business, and the consequences of that can be suffocating.
But beyond the catchy melody and beautiful harmonies, “Her Town Too” carries a deeper meaning. It explores themes of isolation, judgment, and the struggle to find one’s place in a close-knit community. It’s a song that resonates with anyone who has ever felt trapped or misunderstood.
If you’re a fan of James Taylor or J. D. Souther, you’ll definitely want to give “Her Town Too” a listen. It’s a true gem in their discography and showcases their incredible talent and musical chemistry.
So, grab your headphones and immerse yourself in the world of “Her Town Too.” Let the soothing melodies and thought-provoking lyrics transport you to a place where music speaks to the soul. And if you want to learn more about James Taylor or J. D. Souther, be sure to check out their personal pages for a deeper dive into their musical journeys.
Discover the magic of “Her Town Too” and let it become the soundtrack to your day. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!
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Her Town Too – James Taylor lyrics
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She’s been afraid to go outShe’s afraid of the knock on her doorThere’s always a shade of a doubtShe can never be sureWho comes to callMaybe the friend of a friend, of a friendAnyone at allAnything, but nothing againIt used to be her townIt used to be her town tooIt used to be her townIt used to be her town tooSeems like even her old girlfriendsMight be talking her downShe’s got her name on the grapevineRunning up and down the telephone lineTalking ’boutSomeone said, someone saidSomething ’bout, something elseSomeone might have said about herShe always figured that they were her friendsBut maybe they can live without herIt used to be her townIt used to be her town tooIt used to be her townIt used to be her town tooWell, people got used to seeing them both togetherBut now, he is gone, and life goes onNothing lasts forever, oh noShe gets the house and the gardenHe gets the boys in the bandSome of them his friendsSome of them her friendsSome of them understandLord knows that this is just a small town cityYes, and everyone can see you fallIt’s got nothing to do with pityI just wanted to give you a callIt used to be your townIt used to be my town tooYou never know ’til it all falls downSomebody loves youSomebody loves youDarling, somebody still loves youI can still rememberWhen it used to be her town tooIt used to be your townIt used to be my town tooYou never know ’til it all falls downSomebody loves you, somebody loves you
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