Carrie's Story - Dr. Hook скачать видео бесплатно

jpavlekovich

First off , get the title correct . He and Carrie are homeless because they are alcoholics .

12binlovewith

I love Dr. Hooks songs but this one has always been my favorite. Thanks for posting.

debbie leach

lady thanks you 4 a quarter you should do it more often heart breaking HJL

A Wilson

To All the Vets discarded by their Country

79xlh

NOT ABOUT THE HOMELESS.This song by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show (written by Shel Silverstein) talks about how man depends on woman. The man in this song looks exhausted and perhaps given up all hopes about any future. It is woman who would give any hope for him to cling onto life so that he will feel alive. The line 'if I can lean onto you' clearly displays the dependent nature of man especially when fallen to the ground. Dr. Hook's approach to this song is fabulous is different from that of 'The Cover of the Rolling Stone' or even from 'Sylvia's Mother'. My doubt is whether the present seductive womanhood in a highly commercialized context can save us from the human catastrophe that we are now facing. Will she save us or will she traumatize us more and more?

joekidd1992

Seems to me that Carrie was the one ignoring the homeless guy, but maybe I misheard it. Thanks for the post.

Sara Nilsson

so bad i gana help dom 

Jeffrey Lewis

Homelessness is one of those things until you been there and live the life you can't understand the story behind the song.

cathy jonasson

You dont have to be colored to end up there

jpavlekovich

If you like this , you probably like "Last Morrning" too

jpavlekovich

Yeah ,back when you could call a spade a spade ,

Larry Killam

What a shame never went above # 70 man I stuggle with this one being my favorite this one and Sylvia's Mother.But everytime I listen to it I have to say it is my all time favorite.

Phillip H George

Well Done Bravo!

Liz Morley

This song came out long before the press talked about "the homeless" and "homelessness." They were still called "bums" and "hobos."

D.J. Herreman

i seen dr hook with his son playing the drums in summer of 2012 in brandon manitoba canada at the 40, what a great show, he still has it, keep rocking dr hook

Fabian Jollywigs

Forgotten???? I don't think so. They were one of the greatest bands of the 20th century and this was one of their greatest songs...immaculate!

lee sheard

when i first heard this i was on the bus goin home, i was cryin, every one was like whoa 32 yrs old and hes crying what a baby. they'll never know

Steelehead

Dr Hook and the Medicine show, should be in the Rock N Roll hall of fame

burkey426

R.I.P. Woody 01/15/1977 - 10/29/2010

Susan Nielsen

I haven't forgotten Dr. Hook. They're still one of my favorite bands.