San Franciscan Nights Lyrics

The Animals Feat. Eric Burdon

The Animals Feat. Eric Burdon - San Franciscan Nights Lyrics

Lyrics

This following program is dedicated to the city and people of San Francisco
Who may not know it but they are beautiful
And so is their city this is a very personal song
So if the viewer cannot understand it

Particularly those of you who are European residents
Save up all your brand and fly trans love airways to San Francisco U.S.A.
Then maybe you'll understand the song, it will be worth it
If not for the sake of this song but for the sake of your own peace of mind

Strobe lights beam creates dreams
Walls move minds do too
On a warm San Franciscan night
Old child young child feel alright
On a warm San Franciscan night

Angels sing leather wings
Jeans of blue Harley Davisons too
On a warm San Franciscan night
Old angels young angels feel alright
On a warm San Franciscan night

I wasn't born there perhaps I'll die there
There's no place left to go, San Francisco

Cop's face is filled with hate
Heavens above he's on a street called love
When will they ever learn
Old cop young cop feel alright
On a warm San Franciscan night

The children are cool, they don't raise fools
It's an American dream includes Indians too

Song & Lyrics Facts

The Animals feat. Eric Burdon - San Franciscan Nights is a 1967 single by British rock band, The Animals, featuring lead vocalist Eric Burdon.

It was released on October 6th, 1967 and featured as the second track on their album Winds of Change. The song was written by Eric Burdon, Vic Briggs and John Weider and tells the story of life in San Francisco during the Summer of Love. With its psychedelic lyrics, it became an instant classic among fans of 1960s music.

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