Reelin' In The Years
Steely Dan
Your everlasting summer You can see it fading fast So you grab a piece of something That you think is gonna last You wouldn't know a diamond If you held it in your hand The things you think are precious I can't understand [Chorus:] Are you reelin' in the years Stowin' away the time Are you gatherin' up the tears Have you had enough of mine Are you reelin' in the years, Stowin' away the time Are you gatherin' up the tears Have you had enough of mine You've been tellin' me you're a genius Since you were seventeen In all the time I've known you I still don't know what you mean The weekend at the college Didn't turn out like you planned The things that pass for knowledge I can't understand [Chorus] [Solo] I spent a lot of money And I spent a lot of time The trip we made to Hollywood Is etched upon my mind After all the things we've Done and seen You find another man The things you think are useless I can't understand [Chorus] [Solo]100 Greatest Guitar Solos 5 70s 70s college faves all time fave awesome lyrics cameron crowe classic guitar solos classic rock clever dance electric Faves favorite songs favorites five-star songs for hyperactive moods Fusion good Good Stuff great solo guitar Guitar Gods Guitar Solo heard on lastfm High School I like Jazz Rock jazz-influenced john fogerty Just chillin late-night listening like it Mellow My Jazz Nam Tunes Nice Melodic Tracks over her plymouth pop Pop Life Progressive rock rock Sentimental smooth soft rock songs to make you glad you are songwriting group soothing Sophisti-Pop steely dan stuff I love stuff my dad got me into tracks uk-misc Workout music yes
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