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I was down at my favorite watering hole with a buddy of mine that was out on parole and we were flipping through the jukebox, talking how wed been and how we are. Well hed got a library card and hed pierced his tongue And a buddy in prison had turned him onto Neil Young And he thought itd be best to play some for the entire bar. Now he didnt know it but while he was in Jail Id had my heart broke by a woman to wondrous to tell And wed fallen in love to half the songs that jukebox played So when he flattened his dollar on the side of the machine and I saw comes a time come on the karaoke screen Id realized there was a few things I had forgot to say: Dont play Neil Young Dont play Van Morrison Just let some high school emo band start versing and chorusing Because theres no way it will break my heart as far as I can see And thats why modern radio is A OK with me. (Over the sound of the bar noise my friend looked at me and said): He said a pop song used to be a powerful thing, Letras de cancionesyou could turn on the am and John Lennon would sing or Frank Sinatra would speak to all of the girls. And you could think like a hawk or think like a dove or think of a winter afternoon when you fell in love and Ten songs on a record sounded like a string of pearls. Now my buddy rattled on till an hour had passed And I thought about shoving his head through the front door glass And leaving him for dead, but a friend is a friend to stay. So I listened to him talk about Johnny and June And how true love goes from midnight to noon I bought another round just in time to hear him say: They dont play Sam Cooke They dont play John Cash They let some high school emo band play the prettiest trash And theres no way it can break my heart as far as I can see And thats why modern radio is a sack of monkeys to me. He said it makes me so mad I want to get out and shout it And I smiled and said I hadnt thought that much about it and we walked out the street and parted ways I mightve gone to a movie, but my money was spent so I went on home, the Lord knows where he went and wrote and open letter to all modern djs (saying) Dont play Bob Dylan Dont play the Bends Dont play anybody thats ever heard Sir Patrick Spens Because broken hearted people are looking for a little something to ignore And that is why modern radio is better than ever before And that is why modern radio is better than ever before From Letras Mania