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[edit]Song title: Changes Comin' On

[edit]Artist name: Alabama

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[edit]Lyrics language: English

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Long hair was not in style the first time I heard Haggard on the radio
But I could feel the changes comin' on
The Beatles crossed the ocean, an overnight explosion on the TV
My brother had to go to Vietnam

Ford unveiled the mustang
Things looked good in Detroit for the people there
And I could feel the changes comin' on
From Atlanta Doctor King told the world he had a dream
People followed him, daddy said my hair was getting long

I could feel changes comin' on
People started singin' different songs
Searchin' for the place where they belong
I could feel changes comin' on

Well, I'm still hooked on Haggard
But the Beatles can't come back like we hoped they would
In Memphis, Tennessee, king is gone
As I put my kids to bed, oh, I wonder what lies ahead for them to see
'Cause I can feel the change comin' on

I can feel changes comin' on
People still are singin' different songs
They're searchin' for the place where they belong
I can feel changes comin' on
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I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on

I can feel changes comin' on
People still are singin' different songs
They're searchin' for the place where they belong
I can feel changes comin' on

I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on and on and on and on
I can feel changes comin' on

I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on and on and on and on
I can feel, you can feel, we can feel
Changes comin' on and on and on and on

I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on and on and on and on
I can feel changes comin' on
I can feel changes comin' on

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Alabama biography

Biography by Stephen Thomas Erlewine (AMG)

Before Alabama, bands were used mostly in supporting roles in country music. As recordings became available, nearly every popular recording artist was a vocalist, not a group. Alabama was the group that made country bands popular. Emerging in the late '70s, the band had roots in both country and rock; in fact, many of Alabama's musical concepts, particularly the idea of a performing band, was due more to rock & pop music than hardcore country. However, there is no denying that Alabama is a country band. The bandmembers' pop instincts may come from rock, but their harmonies, songwriting, and approach are entrenched in country. A sleek, country-rock sound made the group the most popular country group in history, selling more records than any other artist of the '80s and earning stacks of awards.

First cousins Randy Owen (born December 14, 1949; lead vocal, rhythm guitar) and Teddy Gentry (born J.....MORE.....(full Alabama biography) ←