Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers — Walls
Album: She's The One
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Total ratings: 920
Released: 1996
Length: 2:59
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Total ratings: 920
Length: 2:59
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Some days are diamonds
Some days are rocks
Some doors are open
Some roads are blocked
Sundowns are golden
Then they fade away
And if I never do nothin'
I'll get you back some day
'Cause...
CHORUS:
You got a heart so big
It could crush this town
And I can't hold out forever
Even walls fall down
And all around your island
There's a barricade
It keeps out the danger
It holds in the pain
And sometimes you're happy
Sometimes you cry
Half of me is ocean
Half of me is sky
But... Chorus
Yes, they do.
Oh!
And some things are over
Some things go on
And part of me you carry
Part of me is gone
But... Chorus
Baby... Chorus
Yeah, I guess they do
Yes, they do
They fall down
Some days are rocks
Some doors are open
Some roads are blocked
Sundowns are golden
Then they fade away
And if I never do nothin'
I'll get you back some day
'Cause...
CHORUS:
You got a heart so big
It could crush this town
And I can't hold out forever
Even walls fall down
And all around your island
There's a barricade
It keeps out the danger
It holds in the pain
And sometimes you're happy
Sometimes you cry
Half of me is ocean
Half of me is sky
But... Chorus
Yes, they do.
Oh!
And some things are over
Some things go on
And part of me you carry
Part of me is gone
But... Chorus
Baby... Chorus
Yeah, I guess they do
Yes, they do
They fall down
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Wonderful Tom👍
A solid 10.
Miss you Tom.
A timeless classic now
unclehud wrote:
Yeah, "time to time" ... like twice per album. I am envious of Mr. Petty's ability to craft nice, pleasant hooks, and of his ability to craft arrangements that maximize the hook's exposure.
Agreed - sometimes he even managed even more! I first heard the Glen Campbell version and loved it - took RP to let me know Tom Petty wrote it. Sadly missed
Yeah, "time to time" ... like twice per album. I am envious of Mr. Petty's ability to craft nice, pleasant hooks, and of his ability to craft arrangements that maximize the hook's exposure.
Agreed - sometimes he even managed even more! I first heard the Glen Campbell version and loved it - took RP to let me know Tom Petty wrote it. Sadly missed
rdo wrote:
Ah, yeah. Every now and then, ya think?
From time to time he manages to come up with a nice, pleasant hook, as in this song.
Ah, yeah. Every now and then, ya think?
Some guys have all the luck.......
rdo wrote:
Yeah, "time to time" ... like twice per album. I am envious of Mr. Petty's ability to craft nice, pleasant hooks, and of his ability to craft arrangements that maximize the hook's exposure.
From time to time he manages to come up with a nice, pleasant hook, as in this song.
Yeah, "time to time" ... like twice per album. I am envious of Mr. Petty's ability to craft nice, pleasant hooks, and of his ability to craft arrangements that maximize the hook's exposure.
LPCity wrote:
its been awhile since I've heard this song and even longer since I've seen the movie...Time to dig a copy up and give a viewing.
Good soundtrack to a fun movie.
its been awhile since I've heard this song and even longer since I've seen the movie...Time to dig a copy up and give a viewing.
Good soundtrack to a fun movie.
From time to time he manages to come up with a nice, pleasant hook, as in this song.
Love TP, but not this one. The lyrics seem so maudlin and forced.
Well this is pleasant surprise, I have never(knowingly) heard this song before. 8
I really like the chord progression in the chorus....
Overplayed on commercial radio. Here it falls into a nice Monday Morning mix...
I guess it's not the sole ingredient but the mix that makes the well balanced meal...
I guess it's not the sole ingredient but the mix that makes the well balanced meal...
jeremyleo wrote:
This is the first time I have heard this. Was it popular at some point? I love Tom but this is not calling me. . . 3.
Not bad, but commercial radio really killed this one for me.
This is the first time I have heard this. Was it popular at some point? I love Tom but this is not calling me. . . 3.
Personally prefer the other version of Walls on this album.
Not bad, but commercial radio really killed this one for me.
Good selection from the Petty playlist.