Gone Hollywood lyrics Meaning

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By George E. Anderson

Gone Hollywood song by Supertramp from Primary Album Album not found. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Progressive Pop, Yacht Rock, Rock music. The Record company is unknown. Released on None.

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Gone Hollywood Meaning

[[Verse 1]
It’s just heartbreakin’
I should’ve known that it would let me down
It’s just a mind-achin’
I used to dream about this town
It was a sight to see, the place to be
Where the living is easy
And the kicks can always be found

[Verse 2]
It’s such a shame about it
I used to think that it would feel so good
But who’s to blame about it?
So many creeps in Hollywood
I’m in this dumb motel near the Taco Bell
Without a hope in hell
I can’t believe that I’m still around

[Chorus]
Ain’t nothin’ new in my life today
Ain’t nothing true, it’s all gone away

[Alternate Verse 1]
I’ve had too much cryin’, seen too much grief
I’m sick of tryin’, it’s beyond belief
I’m tired of talkin’ on the telephone
They’re trying to tell me that they’re not at home
, [Chorus]
Ain’t nothing new in my life today

[Alternate Verse 2]
I’ve had enough of walking from place to place
I’ve yet to come across a friendly face
And now the words sound familiar, as they slam the door
“You’re not what we’re looking for”

[Chorus]
Ain’t nothing new in my life today
Ain’t nothing true, it’s all gone away

[Bridge]
If we only had time, only had time for you
If we only had time, only had time for you
If we only had time, only had time for you

[Verse 3]
It was heartbreakin’
Now I ride in the big fine car
It was mind-achin’
I’m the talk of the Boulevard
So keep your chin up boy, forget the pain
I know you’ll make it if you try again
There’s no use in quitting
When the world is waiting for you]
Gone Hollywood
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    Meet George E. Anderson, an accomplished singer/songwriter hailing from the UK. With a songwriting journey that began in 2015, my expertise spans across various genres, with a focus on folk, singer/songwriter, and rock music. I am well-versed in crafting compelling lyrics, which you can discover in the G and H categories on the following sites

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