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"American Pie" by Don McLean, is a very interesting song. After listening to
the lyrics and the song itself, there is a meaning to this song. Each line of
the lyrics has a special meaning to what Don McLean wanted to say, but in his
own special way.
If one was to look at each lyrics one by one, they will be
able to find out the big picture of the whole song. It tells a story of Mclean's
favorite performers, Buddy HOlly. American Pie was rumoured to be the name of
the plane that BUddy Holly died in.
In the begining of the song, he starts
out saying, "A long, long time ago, I can still remember how that music made me
smile. ANd i knew if I had a chance, that i could make those people dance, and
maybe they'd be happy for a while." THis line is talking about how when he was a
child he listened to great performers of his time and how he could do the same
and make other teenagers happy with his song and make them want to dance and be
merry.
"But February made me shiver, with every paper I'd deliver, bad
news on the doorstep. I couldnt take one more step, I can't remember if I cried
when i read about his widowed bride. But something touched me deep inside, the
day the music died." This line is the day back in February 3, 1959 when Buddy
Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper died in a plane crash. As a child,
McLean was a paper boy and the news papers that were being passed that day was
spreading "bad" news to everyones' doorstep and Buddy Holly's wife was pregnent
when he died and later she had a miscarage. That date, was also refered to the
"day music died."
"Bye bye Miss American Pie, I drove my Chevy to the
levee but the levee was dry. Them good ol' boys were drinkin' whiskey and rye,
SIgning This'll be the day that i die. THis'll be the day that i die." This is
the chorus line. Miss American Pie was someone McLean had dated as a teenager.
It was rumoured he was dating a Miss American candidate at the time. It is also
refering to saying good by to the plane that had all three performers. The levee
refers to a Movie called MIssissippi Burning, which was about three college
students registering to vote as black voters, but were killded and dragged to a
levee. Them good ol' boys refers to Holly, Valens, and Bopper. Holly had a song
called "That'll be the day" that had the lyrics, "THat'll be the day that I
die."
Looking through the other lyrics, McLean talks about everything
going on during the 50's, 60's, and the 70's. He talks about the death of John
F. Kennedy. The lyrics, "BUt that's not how it useed to be when the jester sang
for the king and queen, in a caot he borrowed from James dean and a voice that
came from you and me, oh and while the King was looking down, the jester stole
his thorny crown. THe courtroom was adjourned, no verdict was returned." best
describes it. The jester some say was Lee Harvey Oswald who shouted before he
was shot for the murder of the King. It also shows how the jester stole the
crown from the king by killing hime. The courtroom was adjourned and no verdict
was returned refers to how no one knows how Lee Harvey Oswald killed Kennedy
with one bullet and hitting the vice president.
McLean also discusses
other things that happened in the U.S. The lyrics, "The players tried for a
forward pass, with the jest on the sideliens in a cast Now the half-time air was
sweet perfume, while sergeants played a marching tune we all got up to dance, oh
but we never got the chance" refers to how the Rolling Stones were waiting for a
big opening, but couldn't happen until The Beatles broke up. The jester in this
line is refering to Bob Dylan, who crashed his motorcycle in his hometown. The
sweet perfume refers to the 1968 Democratic National Convention where they had
released tear gas. THe marching tune, was the draft started.
American
Pie has lots of interpretations, but i believe that it refers to things that
happened to the U.S. that made music start to slow down, and how things became
better for the music to be what everyone loves. This song is a very good song
because it not only tells a story, but it also has a great melody that matches
what McLean wanted to say.
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