Ashes to Ashes (lyrics) - David Bowie descargar videos gratis


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"Ashes to Ashes" is a single by David Bowie, released in 1980. It made #1 in the UK and was the first cut from the Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) album.

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8 years ago

CC87 Emergency 4 Mods

"Fire up the quattro"

8 years ago

napernick

Accidentally clicked on this looking for another song, and man am I glad I made this "mistake". This song is awesome

9 years ago

JaYkup Boat

Is he talking about meth I thought he was a coke guy

9 years ago

Daniela Belli

Se vuoi "passeggiare nelle favole" ascoltala!!! questa Musica è una favola!!!!! B

9 years ago

Allison Hewitt

Wow, this song has brought a major downer on space oddity.

9 years ago

Micheal Valdros

Space is a metaphor for drugs. He starts out pretty sane at his first taste of it, saying the stars look very different, but remaining calm and composed (Seeing visions of aliens, in the music video) then he gets back in the capsule and he starts to feel withdrawal, getting desperate "Planet earth is blue and theirs nothing I can do", and eventually he cant bear it anymore, the withdrawal over takes him and he cuts his circuits, saying that his spaceship, or in this case his addiction, knows which way to go (To the drugs, of course), so he leaves his capsule once again, or takes another hit "Floating 'round my tin can, far above the moon". Throughout this Ground Control is his conscience, trying to keep him on track and away from the destructive influence, keeping him grounded if you will. Him cutting the circuits is him ignoring that voice in his head, and succumbing to the addiction.

9 years ago

Snoopy

gene hunt and alex drake brought me here :3

9 years ago

lunhil12

I love the artwork, such a great tune.

9 years ago

Michel Ketelaar

I,M HAPPY, HOPE YOU HAPPY TO.

9 years ago

Midnight1971

Okay I think I get it. Major Tom is an addict in outerspace and he is also a metaphor for hard drugs? Damn you Bowie!

10 years ago

Liora Engler

Is it just me thinking that or is this song about drungs??

10 years ago

Felipe Dash Pimentel

Well to make it short, and if anyone would like to add notes here, please be welcome... This song starts talking "Do you remember a guy that's been in such an early song?" It's Major Tom, from his earlier hit "Space Oddity" and then he more or less describes a poetic auto biography of himself through all the transformations of persona he had in his career since then...

10 years ago

VanillaSnow23

What is this song about? i like it

10 years ago

ishtarian

I wonder how many who have commented here are aware of the "New Wave" in sf of the 1960s-70s. Certainly, much that the musicians from the mid-1960s onward fit beautifully into that worldview (J. G. Ballard, Pamela Zoline, Thomas Disch, the more experimental works of Michael Moorcock, Brian Aldiss' "Barefoot in the Head" and "Report on Probability A", etc.). Colin Greenland even ties "Space Oddity" directly in with that movement in his "The Entropy Exhibition"....

10 years ago

tom raymond

hitting an all time low

10 years ago

taipasboy

Mama, mama said...

11 years ago

AlishatheNinjaLion

hmmm, idk, I heard different, apparently some people would shout 'Rocket Man' during when David Bowie sung Space oddity :)

11 years ago

Iwatchthesevids

wasnt the elton john song based on the ray bradbury short story?

11 years ago

AlishatheNinjaLion

I think this was before he went to space, because in 'Oh rocket man' (by Elton John) which links to Major Tom, it says, 'I'm not the man they think I am at home'. Which could perhaps mean hes changed, idk (?)

11 years ago

9graff9

I like getting super stoned and blasting this song at night!!!

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