Pushed It Over The End
Neil Young · Other Songs - Neil Young
a gun in her hand
But she don't know how to use it.
Sooner or later she'll
have to take a stand
And she ain't about to lose it.
All the towns people gather around
They've come to see
what's going down
Although no one hears a sound
There's another poor man
falling down.
Falling down, falling down.
Falling down, falling down.
On this noisy shore
Standing at the edge of you.
Could those dreams of yours be true
Or did you, did you, did you
Pushed it over the end?
How much time did you spend?
Pushed it over the end.
Good lookin' Milly's
into politics now
And things are looking much better
She keeps ten men in her garage
Knitting her fine sweaters.
At the end of a weary day
She feels hard and she looks hard.
Although no one hears a sound
There's another poor man
falling down.
Falling down, falling down.
Falling down, falling down.
I came back for more
And found you waiting at the door
And far inside your walls
I called
Did you, did you, did you
Pushed it over the end?
How much time did you spend?
Pushed it over the end.
How much love did you spend?
Pushed it over the end.
Pushed It Over The End
Neil Young's 'Pushed It Over The End' stands as a testament to his enduring songwriting prowess and distinctive vocal delivery. The track captures the raw, emotive energy characteristic of Young's extensive discography, blending elements of rock and folk to create a compelling listening experience. While often overshadowed by his more anthemic hits, this recording showcases his ability to craft intimate narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. The song reflects Young's signature style, marked by its honest storytelling and dynamic musical arrangements. As part of his broader body of work, it contributes to the rich tapestry of his career, highlighting his versatility and commitment to authentic expression. Fans and newcomers alike will find value in exploring this piece within the context of his influential musical journey.