Paradise
John Anderson
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Grab your coat, honey, grab your hat This train is leaving and it ain't comin' back Don't need a ticket, can't you understand? You're on your way to the Promised Land It's overdue but now the time is right, yeah It's up to you to make it real, so take me Take me back to Paradise Take me back to Paradise Old Saint Peter at the Pearly Gate Said, "Hurry up, boy, or you're gonna be late Take your mind off your worries for a moment or two You gotta rock to the rhythm, it ain't hard to do Cause what you see I know you're gonna like, yeah It's up to you to make it real, so take me Take me back to Paradise, Paradise Take me back to Paradise, Paradise When it's out of reach It's just another beach in another town You get your feet back on the ground You worked all your life You ain't satisfied with a thing you've found When will you realize it'll come around? Pack your bags, baby, get your things You never know what tomorrow brings Mind your step and watch what you say Before you know you'll be on your way It's overdue but now the time is right, yeah It's up to you to make it real, so take me Take me back to Paradise, Paradise Take me back to Paradise, Paradise Take me back to Paradise, Paradise Won't you take me back to Paradise, Paradise? Take me back to Paradise
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10 facts about this song
Song ReleaseJohn Anderson's "Paradise" was released in 1986 as part of his album "Countryside Blues".
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Album Success"Countryside Blues" was not Anderson's most successful album, but it did make it to the Top 50 on the Billboard Country Albums chart.
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SongwriterThe song "Paradise" was written by the renowned songwriter Warren Haynes.
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GenreFalling under the category of Country and Southern Rock, Anderson's rendition of "Paradise" reflects his distinctive style, heavily influenced by traditional country and rock elements.
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Unique StyleKnown for his unique singing style, John Anderson brought a distinctive twang and emotional depth to the song, which resonated with many listeners.
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Unofficial RecordIt was one of the hardest songs for Anderson to record, as he often got too emotional during the sessions.
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Performance SuccessDespite not being one of Anderson's chart-topping songs, "Paradise" remains a crowd favorite during live performances.
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Lyrical ContentThe lyrical content of "Paradise" references the hardships in life and the hope for a paradise beyond those challenges, a common theme in country music.
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CoversOver the years, several other artists have made their renditions of the song, showcasing its enduring popularity and widespread appeal.
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LegacyJohn Anderson's "Paradise" continues to be a beloved choice for its heartfelt message and the intensity that Anderson brings to his performance.
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