Elvis Presley - In The Ghetto (Reaction)
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He grew up in poverty but he never forgot his roots. He was born in Tupelo Mississippi . Thank you , greetings from Greece
Thank you for the feedback and information as clearly I had no idea. We definitely appreciate the support and love from Greece......Rob 🔒
So many artists turned this song down. Elvis was the only brave enough to do it! Racial tensions were high & no one wanted to rock the boat! But Elvis was used to getting death threats....& he really felt the song! When you grow up in a ghetto ....this song hits hard...& Elvis grew up in the ghetto.
Elvis grew up in ghetto in Tupelo. He had no electricity or plumbing. He often had no food to eat. He knows ghetto.
Elvis was born in 1935 in the middle of the Great Depression, at home in a 2 room house his dad built, his twin brother was born 30 minutes before him and was still born. In the 1940s they moved to Tennessee and lived in a boarding house for almost a year before they got a place in government funded housing (the projects) and depended on government food programs. The song was written by Mac Davis who was born in 1920. When he was about 5-6 his best friend lived in the "bad" part of town and Davis wrote this in remembrance of his friend.
From a shy young boy to global superstar, the icon of the 20th century that was Elvis Presley is still as enigmatic today as when he was alive. the most celebrated and influential popular musician of all time, his gift and talent, humanitarianism are as enchanting now as they were when he first snarled his lips.
Elvis sings lots of styles, always did. Rock, Pop, contemporary, ballads, and gospel
RIP Mac Davis.....you wrote the world a wonderful song here. Bless Elvis for his braveness in demanding to perform this very important message against label advice.
I watch Mac talking about this song. He just didn't like the way Elvis said Ghetto in the song.
That's the story I also read, famous black artists sad NO to recording it
@@GeorgeD1965 Tough shit to Mac Davis
@@eileenbaran7040 untrue
@@p.j.morris633 I agree with Mac. Elvis did say Ghetto weirdly in that song.
He's singing it to a crowd of rich white people in Vegas. He must have really felt these people needed to hear this
That’s dope and this is my first time hearing that he was performing in Vegas to a crowd like that......Rob 🔒
Elvis was born in the dirt poor ghetto full of the black folks who inspired him to play rock n roll... He made multiple millions smile ..all colors of the rainbow were reached by his performance on earth .
They were not all rich or white 👈and he sang this song many other places he came from poverty and he could darn well sing about it.and he was Not racist
Elvis could absolutely relate to this, he grew up in poverty & didn't have a lot, & with the unconditional love from his parents he was rich in spirit, he was the perfect person to tell this story & he does it so hauntingly beautifully, love it!! 💖💖💖
Love that song Elvis knows how to tell a story. Awesome 🥲💙👍🙏
It’s definitely one for the ages......Rob 🔒
Thank-you Mac Davis and Elvis Presley.
Oh yeah Mac Davis just died in 2020, and he also wrote the famous "Little less conversation" for Elvis, Memories and Don't Cry Daddy
My mom would often say to us that she had to be mother and father to us but she always went to work each day, we went to school every day with clean ironed clothes and we always had breakfast, a lunch and milk money, and dinner. I wish she and my sister lived closer.
Elvis didn't write songs, but he choose the songs he would do and he described to song writers what he wanted to say and the musical sound he was going for. His songs all had meaning for him.
This song meant a lot to him because he grew up dirt poor in Tupelo, MIS then Memphis, TN. His handlers didn't want him to record it or perform it, but he did it anyway.
He might not have actually wrote them but from this info in my eyes he basically did by telling them what he wanted to say and how. I’m loving how he spoke from the soul and didn’t care what anyone else had to say cause he was gonna speak his mind and be heard......Rob 🔒
Elvis did not tell songwriters what to write or say in a song with the exception one or two . ..he had some song writers that wrote songs for him like Lieber and Stoller in the 50s and 60s, but he picked his songs mainly from demo records and what was presented to him from writers.
@@SoutherMusings I read that he told his handlers what he was going for and was involved in the process, so sometimes they gave him co-writer credit.
@@MaliceInCandyland If he changed a word or phrase they would have to give him writer credit..That only happened on a few songs, like Heartbreak Hotel. He had no hand in writing songs at all.. BUT he could sure make them come alive
@@SoutherMusings He definitely made the words come alive.
What a voice he had.
For part of Elvis's childhood he lived in a neighborhood in Tupelo Miss. that was populated mostly by African-American families. Presley's family was poorer than most of the neighbors. His closest childhood friend was Sam Bell whose story you can find on UA-cam. Sam's family took a liking to the young Elvis and helped feed him. That is why Presley during the making of a movie, later on, told a co-worker if it wasn't for black people he would've starved. He never forgot. The plight of black youth was of special concern to him. That's why Presley chose this song even though he normally didn't like to be political. The year before he starred in his own tv special. The producers wanted a finale. They talked with Elvis about his thoughts of that turbulent time including the assassination of MLK. Elvis was distraught about that incident. He was an admirer of King's and it had happened in his hometown. The songwriter took what Presley gave them and wrote the finale, If I Can Dream. Elvis sings it with a vehement passion(in the white suit version) gesturing and reaching out with his hand as if he could grab reality and make it change. It's a tour de force performance which, of course, his management had tried to dissuade him.
William,
have I wasted my time with you?
haven't I taught you anything?
Let me be your Student, zappa fan,hahahaha
Sadly it has been like 50 years ago but nothing has changed!! We still have ghettos!! Why?? Why?? Can we not do better??
The song's full title is " In the Ghetto ( The Vicious Circle ) ... I saw Mac Davis interviewed and he said he had " The Vicious Circle " in his head as a theme, and then just laughed " but if you can think of a word that rhymes with circle then please just let me know "
(Elvis Presley if I can dream) it was a tribute to MLK 🔥🔥🔥
Really thanks for the suggestion as I’ve never heard of this song......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn Do the '68 comeback special one (white suite one)
That one must hit even better......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn Well there's the "black leather suit" version which is a more low-key performance and there's the "white suit" version which is polished and has better camera work. But I always tell people to watch both, because you can see the passion in his face in both. This is another song that Elvis's handlers told him not to do. The song writer said that Elvis cried while recording the backup vocals and that "Elvis never sung with so much emotion. Looks like he means every word."
@@MaliceInCandyland I don't know what you mean by 'Handlers"..Elvis had full control on his choice of songs AND, Colonel Parker was the ONLY one who didn't want him to sing the song but to end on a Christmas song..In Fact He wanted the entire show to be a Christmas show only..It was Elvis who made the decision not to do a Christmas show after a discussion with Steve Binder. Elvis DID not have "Handlers" Thats absurd
tnks from brazil , remenber the king
Never forget the king and thanks for the support from Brazil......Rob 🔒
A great song strong message it was at first going to be called The vicious circle Elvis sang it for he believed it should be sung his manager didn't want him to do it but Elvis did it he's the Goat he recorded over 600 songs he covered many genres of music If I can dream to see him perform Suspicious minds live 1970 565 Mafia did a cover of In the Ghetto they added more in rap thank you both safe 😷✌👍
I’m just glad he didn’t name it The Vicious Circle for some reason I just feel it wouldn’t hit the same. I didn’t know he recorded that many songs and I couldn’t think of the song for nothing that sampled this song. But we are definitely going to do more Elvis and thanks for the support and feedback......Rob 🔒
He learn how to steal and learns how to fight. Then one night in desperation, the young man breaks away, buys a gun steals a car, tries to run but he don’t get far. All this written in 1974 by Mac Davis.
1969
This song was #1 on the pop charts in 1969.
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You should check out the video called "Elvis & the Black Community." It's pieces of interviews with people who knew him and such, and it gives you a great sense of his character. 👍
Will definitely check that out......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn react to it and I will sub!
'"It has never mattered to me that thirty million people might think 'I'm wrong.' The number of people who thought Hitler was 'right' did not make him 'right.' The same principle should be applied to anyone who has an individualistic attitude. Why do you necessarily have to be wrong just because a few million people think you are?" "When Hitler was doing his shit, a whole bunch of people thought he was terrific, too. How could they be wrong? There were so many of them; they thought they looked good together -- their arms all went up at the same time.
what did he do for the black community?
that is the question.
not what people said about him.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Why don't you try to learn what he did and what kind of person he was before you form an opinion.
hi, I'm Italian, I'm 46, this song was my "lullaby" my mother had all her records, but this has always been my favorite. It's so current that it doesn't seem like all these years have passed, I'm looking out the window and seeing immigrant kids being bullied by immigrants from another country. I'm teaching my son the respect that this song made me understand you need to have, but it's hard here in the ghetto
He was born in the ghetto and dirt poor he never forgot his roots Rip Elvis,The GOAT, ❤💯🙏 thank you guys, God bless you,⭐💎🙏⚡ TCB ⚡
Loved reaction / discussion very well stated . Just drove me a bit nuts though that they just didn’t play the last 20 seconds of the song for continuity purposes before they chatted on about their impressions ...
How sad that a song from the 70's is still relevant to today ! ! Elvis came from poverty so he related to the message. ! We all need to listen to the song and do better for one another ! ! Great song. ! ! !
in 1968
Elvis stood up for black rights, he was pressured to fire the black singers in his band, this song was his expression of holding fast to the rights of his friends. This song was released in 1969 at the height of the black rights struggle.
The rap song that sampled it is In The Ghetto by Three Six Mafia.
Appreciate it couldn’t think of the song or artist for nothing in my life lol......Rob 🔒
Thank you for playing the slower, lower version. More emotional.
Elvis grew up in a mixed race ghetto and went to a 'Black church' every Sunday and he sang there. It's why the culture appropriation stuff is utter nonsense with him.
That was great!
Thank you for the support! - kloquewerk
Elvis released this song in 1969 when racial tensions in America were at a high point; and because of the song's very sensitive subject matter Elvis's manager told him not to record it because it would be a "flop" and would damage Elvis's career. But Elvis knew he had to do it and the song became an international hit reaching #3 in the U.S & Denmark, #2 in Canada, United Kingdom & Switzerland, #1 in Australia, #1 Ireland, #1 Belgium, #1 West Germany, #1 Sweden, #1 Spain, #1 Norway, #1 New Zealand, #6 Austria. Let's be thankful Elvis didn't take his manager's advice!
That’s a true definition of following your gut and not taking anyone else’s advice. He definitely made the right decision and blessed everybody with this amazing song......Rob 🔒
One of my favorite songs it touches my heart deeply, I grew up poor myself, I know how it is.
This man grew up impoverished. He lived on "the wrong side of the tracks". He lived with no indoor plumbing, his family started out as share croppers. His entire rise to fame was born out of his drive to take his mother out of poverty and save her from back breaking labor just to put food on the table. He observed at a very young age that his father was not going to be the one to do it so he took it upon himself. He never forgot what it was like and its part of the reason he died with very little money, he gave most away to those he saw in need. He remained generous and most of all humble because he saw himself better than no one else. He felt and stated " he got lucky and was blessed" with his life. This was more than a singer. This was an exceptional human being in many ways. Vicki
You really need to react to "If I Can Dream" and also 1: "American Trilogy" Live from Honolulu" 2: "You Gave Me A Mountain" and 3: "Bridge Over Troubled Water"
all those songs were written by Elvis too.
@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 No they weren't.
@@punkydoodle4774
What! Didn't Elvis write all those songs?
Elvis never wrote a single song. He was a singer/performer who sang other writer’s songs.
@@Roblockdn
Oh No!!! say it isn't so.
So was Elvis a product for money?
Born in abject poverty he lived in shack town and grew up with blacks and had many deep friendships his entire life such as Mohammed Ali, James Brown, Sammy Davis Jr. etc etc. He was kind & generous to all. Jackie Wilson (famous black singer had a heart attack during his own concert). Elvis paid all his medical bills etc but unfortunately he died at a young age. He even told the Houston Astrodome who had told him he had to leave his black girls back home. These were his back up singers including Whitney Houston’s mom. He told them they don’t come, I don’t come. Then to twist the knife he paraded them all in a convertible with a white girl driving in the car with him Around & around the stadium. He was so generous to a fault that he was almost broke when he died so young. He felt his voice was God given & could be taken back away by God at any point. He had so much faith that he won 3 Grammys for his Gospel Music which if you listen to will bring you to tears. Thanks so much for playing this. God bless. 🙏🏼🕺🏻🕺🏻🎸
In the song, one of Elvis Presley’s back up singers is Whitney Houston’s mom
That song resonates to all races who grew up poor with very little chances in life. I grew up in the east end of Glasgow, Scotland which was very violent, I made a life for myself and rose above it but many of my friends didn't make it. Love from Glasgow Scotland 🇬🇧❤
Mac Davis wrote this song. Elvis made it immortal.
The most beautiful voice the universe.
Reaction " Trouble " comeback 68 please thanks thanks very much ✌️
Added to the list appreciate the suggestion……Rob 🔒
This song was written by Mac Davis and he gave it to Sammy Davis Jr to sing.Sammy said the only person can bring this song justice is Elvis
Elvis is the only person in all 5 music hall of fame
The audio here is from the single release, with Elvis in better voice than when he did in concert.
i subscribed when i saw your great reaction to the great Elvis. thank you.
We definitely appreciate the support and feedback......Rob 🔒
Make a reaction from „Walk a Mile in my shoes“. Another deep and great song from Elvis.
We’ll be adding this to the list! - kloquewerk
Moin aus Hamburg or greetings from Hamburg (Germany)
Great reaction. It is sad. It's the year 2021 and nothing has changed.
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This is actually rock, specifically what we now call rock 'n roll or rockabilly. Elvis changed the game by combining the rock 'n roll sound (which used to be kind of formulaic) with blues, 1950s R&B, gospel, torch songs, and country. That's how rock got the complex sound that it has now.
Whoa so he’s basically the pioneer of the rock n roll culture and sound today. Now it makes sense on why he’s called THE KING of rock n roll......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn Yup. And it doesn't hurt that he recorded about 750 songs, played multiple instruments (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, & piano, and basic chords on ukelele, bongo drums, & accordion), and *invented* music videos (his music video is Jailhouse Rock). Before that, there were "soundies," which were more like recorded live performances. They didn't have the theatricality or artisticness of music videos. (Jailhouse Rock looks like something you'd see in a Broadway musical.)
@@MaliceInCandyland Elvis did not invent music videos.. Jailhouse rock is a clip from his movie made into a short music video..There were others earlier than Elvis than were done the same like Tony Bennett's "Stranger in Paradise"(1953). The actual first Produced Music Video that aired was “Video Killed The Radio Star” from The Buggles on MTV. The concept was created by Michael Nesmith of "The Monkees" fame..
@@SoutherMusings I've seen the movie and, I mean, he makes the 'music video' in the movie. It's often credited as the first music video is what I meant. Like I said, soundies were similar.
@@MaliceInCandyland The scene from the movie is part of a national varietyTV show (within the movie) that he was performing on. The scene was never made a music video until MTV came out in the 80s... But it is still one of the most viewed You Tube Videos.. Smart move to create it as a music Video for TV.....
The mind is the strongest weapon in the world. If you train the mind , it may not win all battles but it will definitely win the war.
Treu story, thank you guys for this song thank you god for Elvis
Super ELvis +++ HalLeLuYAHshua +++++++++++++++++++++++===
He dedecated the song, if l can dream to MLK n R Kennedy after the assassination, thank you guys for good reactions✌️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Great reaction Evis was the best friend i ever had in my entire life. we met when i was 17 yrs old. I won a radio show contest and the prize was a day with Elvis but our friendship lasted past that one day in time. All the memories of my friend are tucked safe in my heart forever. i saw him a few weeks before he passed we had a short conversation which i will never share again because people are so nasty and comment hurtful heart breaking things they do not know me but they still can't keep their mouths closed about things they know nothing about. I walk past Graceland everyday. Great reaction loved it. love from Memphis Tn.
Great reaction guys 👍🏻🥰‼️ Ya all aught to react to “Kentucky Rain” by Elvis. Like “In the Ghetto”, it’s a good one. By the way, Country singer/song writer Mac Davis wrote “In the Ghetto”. He wrote a lot of great songs for several famous artists. He sings a song himself that I like called “It’s Hard to Be Humble”, which is really funny 🤣😂.
Appreciate the positive feedback and support. I personally can’t wait to get into more of his songs as I’ve heard plenty of stories about how great he was......Rob 🔒
Need to watch Elvis and the Black Community, both parts.
Elvis said he wanted to sing more socially aware songs and he would never sing a song or act in another movie he didn’t believe in.
Mac Davies had written the song with his black childhood friend in mind, his father's workfriend's kid, who lived in the poor part of town, and he didn’t understand, as a child, why it had to be like that. Mac Davies said this was when the word ghetto was beginning to be a thing and a word that described that. He showed it to Elvis and Elvis said Yes! This is my song!
Elvis also was told, when he was going to some cities, "leave the colored girls behind"(Whitney Houston’s mom and her band). He said, "well, then I’m not comming". They had to change their minds of course.
As a kid he went to black churches to hear and sing the gospel.
You should watch and react to his tribute to MLK, If I can Dream. Or the mini documentary Elvis and the black community
Spot on Mac even as a child was confused as to why his friends dad made less money then his dad did working the same job. Sadly some just still dont get it today. I'm just saddened by that because I got it as a small child hearing this song in the 70's.
I grew up im poverty. Still am. Im no privilege i love you all.
He grew up without a pot to piss in and he was also from gypsy heritage from Germany and England he never forgot he roots.
Elvis wasn’t from Chicago, but he did grow up in public housing in Memphis. His father spent time in and out of jail, and they were dirt poor. He could very easily have turned out to be that “angry young man”. Elvis never forgot his upbringing and as a result he was an extremely generous person.
How infuriating that a lot of the black community thought Elvis was appropriating and making a buck off of them. He was raised in a black ghetto and part of the black church choir. He refused to stay at segregated hotels and if his backup singers were not welcomed he didn't do the show. He demanded they be treated like queens! Muhammed Ali, Sammy Davis Jr., and Chuck Berry were some his best friends. Those performers saw Elvis as the bridge between the black and white music scenes and credit him with opening the door for them to succeed in mainstream America. He is one of the original Allies.
Elvis is born in tupelo Mississippi moved to Memphis Tennessee I was born in Chicago and the ghetto was talking about is Cabrini Green I'm a white guy and all my friends were black and that's what they used to live and I used to hang out there I used to live there and it's true he's singing about the government don't care mothers are working three jobs and daddies are not there no fathers it's all my best friends the younger brothers I was Uncle Mark for real marky Mark so this song is legit I don't know where you guys grew up but this is for real for real
The rap group 3.6 mafia did a remix of this song. Maybe thats where you heard it from.
You know I think your actually right......Rob 🔒
Great reaction !!!
Thank you for the positive feedback......Rob 🔒
Love your channel guys ! Please do more elvis !!! Love his music 🎶 thanks guys keep it coming !!!❤
Ah first before I play the video just the intro is beautiful the best intro I have ever seen on any reaction video God Bless... After watching the video... Beautifully done thank you for that. See you can never judge by the cover it pays to look deeper always Peace to you both. :)
Elvis was raised in object poverty in a shack then low income housing in Memphis Tennessee
As a comment on another site said unfortunately this is what happens
when you have babies raising a baby
If people ever say this wasn't about a black kid, just see the Mac Davis interview, the man who wrote the song and gave it to Elvis in a time when Elvis said he wanted to do more socially aware songs and that he would never perform another song or act in another movie he didn't believe in: ua-cam.com/video/WGSnTfRJlCY/v-deo.html
Elvis hated Las Vegas and it stands for. Rich people n other things. I guess he picked that moment to opens people's eyes to those poor places.
You should check out his American Trilogy.
Elvis with his daughter Lisa Marie are good ones as well
You need to react to his
If I can Dream live performance video. It’s a 1968 Tribute to Dr. King performance against the advice of his manager. Elvis was down when other stars were afraid to speak up. His back up singers were black and included Whitney Houston’s mother. He was asked to leave his black girls at home. Elvis not only told them if they weren’t welcome he wasn’t coming. He had the girls driven around the field of the stadium in a convertible with him by a blonde. Elvis sang rock, blues, gospel all of it!
Dear God. Elvis grew up in a "shot gun" shack (google it) in Tupelo, Mississippi. He only owned one pair of shoes. His dad went to jail for stealing checks, just like that. But Elvis' only Grammy was in *gospel* so it's a shame no one covers it.
His dad, Vernon, actually fiilled out the forms to get into public assistance housing up north.
This channel needs some "Poke Salad Annie"!!!!!
This was written by Mac Davis who recently passed.
Thanks for the insight as i definitely didn’t know about neither one of those. R.I.P to Mac Davis......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn Mac talks about who and why he wrote the song here. ua-cam.com/video/WGSnTfRJlCY/v-deo.html
You've done alot of Elvis reactions, you should react to some of his daughter Lisa Marie Presley music. A song called Lights Out is a good one, the official video, she looks like her Dad, and has his presence when she sings, along with his mannerisms.
We will definitely tap in with Lisa Marie! Thanks for the suggestion. - kloquewerk
I forgot to mention there are some duet songs that Lisa sings and with the help of technology they are as if she is singing with her Dad.
I think you'd enjoy the video "Elvis Presley and the Black Community".
Appreciate the recommendation and we definitely gonna have to check that out......Rob 🔒
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Please watch community black eccept Elvis part 1n 2 to get to know the man miss him all this years😭😭😭
His backup singers were African American. Some places didn't want his backup singers in their places. He would stand up for them and say if they can't come in then I will not come in either.
Gotta respect him even more for that......Rob 🔒
Elvis loved the black community.
So much that in his 22 years he used African Americans for a total of 6 weeks.
Now lets break that down
22 years x 56 weeks = 1232 weeks
1232 minus 6 weeks = 1226 weeks
So do you still think he did a lot?
I am yet to see a video of him singing with black artists.
He had the sweet inspirations in the back ground when he became fat.
But the focus was never on them.
Zappa fan, are you trying to find allies,?
Hahahaha, hahahaha
Great discussion. Elvis grew up poor for sure, dad in jail for a time, mom took in laundry I believe to survive.
From 69 the songs where more intenser.. Back in Memphis 68 say it all
You do know he grew up in a ghetto in Mississippi
Please react to Elvis gospel stuff. How Great Thou Art live performance in 1972 would be a great starter.
If you liked that one you will love if I can dream check it out when you can
That’s been recommended a lot and we will be getting to that real soon......Rob 🔒
Next, If I can dream in the white suit.
It was a tribute to MLK jr, RFK, and the fallen soldiers of Vietnam.
I believe that will be next as it’s been highly requested......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn You will be blown away...make sure it's the white suit version!
Elvis grew up dirt poor in Mississippi.
Rethink Heartbreak Hotel as not being deep since it’s about suicide and Elvis made that his first hit song in 1956. Also, if you listen to the lyrics of Jailhouse Rock, it’s full of double meanings and homo erotic themes in 1957. He was subtle and smart in his message but he was more daring and rebellious than most people know especially those who make him to be a racist. The things that have been done to that man’s reputation by other people is a damn shame.
On the appearance you guys do not appear do you know how important Elvis was to music check out Elvis in the black community the echo will never die you understand where he got his influence he was born dirt poor and all the push back he got instill turn out the music that he made I enjoyed this video keep up the good work
I’ll be the first to say that I honestly knewElvis was a huge star but I didn’t know how important his music was and also how big of an influence he was in the music industry moving forward. We definitely appreciate the positive feedback and support and the recommendation......Rob 🔒
React to luke combs- 1, 2 many
Will definitely be added to the list. Appreciate the suggestion and support......Rob 🔒
Play the whole song . . . !
So that wasn’t the whole song, I’m confused….. Rob 🔒
All of you talking about the Boy and the Man. How about the Woman not opening her legs to the Deadbeat in the First place.
Mac Davis is the source of the song. Serial tragedy.
Do you mind elaborating cause I’ve never heard this story or name before, that’s if you don’t mind......Rob 🔒
@@Roblockdn Mac Davis was a singer/songwriter who wrote a handful of songs that Elvis recorded in the late 60s and70 that sold well for Elvis, including this song.He died recently in 2020.
There is an interview of Mac Davis talking about Elvis and his recording of this song. Mac Davis was a great songwriter.
Unfortunately it's a cycle
Very sad and very true at the same time……Rob 🔒
Don’t mean to bring up politics... but
guettos are just the poor side of town...that in eveyr state
some places are poorer than others ...
Theres a better video
Really is it from the same performance......Rob 🔒