Over And Over
Neil Young · Ragged Glory [1990]
and the moon is shining down
My heart goes running back to you
I love the way
you open up and let me in
So I go running back to you,
Over and over again.
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you.
Remember the nights of love
and that moment on the beach
That wasn't really too long ago
But we paid the price of time,
and now it's out of reach
And so the broken circle go,
Over and over again
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you.
Somewhere in a fire of love,
our dreams went up in smoke
We danced beneath silver rain
Upon the fields of green,
where time was just a joke
And now the feeling's
just the same,
Over and over again.
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you
Over and over again my love
Over and over again with you.
Over And Over
Over And Over stands as a defining track from Neil Young's 1990 album Ragged Glory, marking a significant shift toward a heavier, more aggressive sound. Recorded during a period of intense creative output, the song showcases Young's ability to blend raw rock energy with introspective songwriting. The track features the distinctive interplay between Young and his bandmates, utilizing distorted guitars and driving rhythms to create a powerful sonic landscape. This recording reflects the artist's exploration of complex emotional themes through a lens of rock intensity, distinguishing it from his earlier folk-oriented work. As part of a critically acclaimed album, the song remains a testament to Young's enduring versatility and his capacity to evolve his musical style while maintaining his signature authenticity.