Sedona
Sedona

Houndmouth - Sedona Lyrics

This musical piece is a nostalgic tribute to the golden era of Hollywood, symbolized by Sedona - a city known for its vibrant arts scene. The lyrics reflect on the fleeting nature of fame and success, represented by the phrase "you're gone but you're not… Read more

Mar 17, 2015
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Sedona Lyrics

The red sandstone, it fell
Right smack on top of Sedona Arabella
When John Ford said "Won't you hop on in?"
And the stagecoach, baby, gonna take you for a spin, oh, whoa
Woah, woah

Well hey little Hollywood
You're gone but you're not forgot
You got the cash but your credit's no good
You flipped the script, you shot the plot
And I remember, I remember when your neon used to burn so bright and pink
A Saturday night kind of pink

Well the black list and its hosts
He came down so swift
And you drove him to the coast
We're going California but we're all out of work
I guess that's better than a grave and a hearse, oh, whoa
Woah, woah

Hey little Hollywood
You're gone but you're not forgot
You got the cash but your credit's no good
You flipped the script, you shot the plot
And I remember, I remember when your neon used to burn so bright and pink
A Saturday night kind of pink

Now the devil's in a rush
And his duct tape makes you hush
Hey there Sedona let me cut you a deal
I'm a little hungover and I may have to steal your soul
Oh, oh

Well hey little Hollywood
You're gone but you're not forgot
You got the cash but your credit's no good
You flipped the script, and you shot the plot
And I remember, I remember when your neon used to burn so bright and pink
(So bright and pink)
A Saturday night kind of pink

Writer(s): Katie Toupin, Matt Myers, Shane Cody, Zak Appleby
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Word Collections Publishing, Songtrust Ave
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What is the Meaning of Sedona?

This musical piece is a nostalgic tribute to the golden era of Hollywood, symbolized by Sedona - a city known for its vibrant arts scene. The lyrics reflect on the fleeting nature of fame and success, represented by the phrase "you're gone but you're not forgotten." The song explores the harsh realities behind the glamorous facade of Hollywood, emphasizing that money can't buy credibility or respect. It also highlights the struggles artists face in pursuit of their dreams, often leading to compromise and disillusionment. Ultimately, it's a poignant commentary on the transitory and often deceptive allure of stardom. #HollywoodReality #FleetingFame

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