Singing words, words between the lines of age Words, words between the lines of age [Instrumental Break] [Verse 2] If I was a junkman selling you cars Washing your windows and shining your stars.

Words, words between the lines of age. Submit Corrections. AZLyrics. N. Neil Young Lyrics. album: "Harvest" () Out On The Weekend. Harvest. A Man Needs A Maid. Heart Of Gold. Are You Ready For The Country. Old Man. There's A World. Alabama. Needle And The Damage Done. Words (Between The Lines Of Age) soundtrack: "Journey Through The Past.

Words (Between the Lines of Age) by Neil Young song meaning, lyric interpretation, video and chart position.

Words (Between the Lines of Age) Neil Young. Words (Between the Lines of Age) chords. Neil Young. Am F G Em x4 * [Am] Someone and someone, were [F] down by the pond, [G] looking for something, to [Am] plant in the lawn. [Am] Out in the fields, they were [F] turning the soil.

Feb 13,  · Am F G Am Words, words; between the lines of age. Am F G Em x17 Am F If I was a junkman, selling you cars, G Am Washing your windows, and shining your stars, Am F Thinking your mind was my own in a dream, G Am what would you wonder, and how would it seem? Am F Living in castles, a bit at a time G Am The king started laughing, and talking in.

"Singin words between the lines of age." The second verse is a hypothetical question to those who value his pointless, unfruitful work. He's asking if I wasn't famous and a star ('if I was a junkman') but was still doing insignificant work ('selling you cars, washing your windows and shining your stars' though we rely on cars they are a burden.

May 25,  · And as he ages he sees everything as words between the lines of age from youth to old age. He could have been a junkman not a famous star. he sees the irony in it, and the luck and circumstance in it. They bring presents and say words that have no meaning to him, He knows they bring his image not him presents.

Mar 12,  · Singing words, words between the lines of age. Words, words between the lines of age. If I was a junkman selling you cars, Washing your windows and shining your stars, Thinking your mind was my own in a dream What would you wonder and how would it seem? Living in castles a bit at a time The King started laughing and talking in rhyme.