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[edit]Song title: Sister Golden Hair

[edit]Artist name: America

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[edit]Lyrics language: English

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Well I tried to make it Sunday
But I got so damn depressed
That I set my sights on Monday
And I got myself undressed

I ain't ready for the altar
But I do agree there's times
When a woman sure
Can be a friend of mine

Well, I keep on thinkin' 'bout you
Sister golden hair surprise
And I just can't live without you
Can't you see it in my eyes?

I been one poor correspondent
And I been too, too hard to find
But it doesn't mean
You ain't been on my mind

Will you meet me in the middle
Will you meet me in the air?
Will you love me just a little
Just enough to show you care?
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Well I tried to fake it
I don't mind sayin'
I just can't make it

Well, I keep on thinkin' 'bout you
Sister golden hair surprise
And I just can't live without you
Can't you see it in my eyes?

Now I been one poor correspondent
And I been too, too hard to find
But it doesn't mean
You ain't been on my mind

Will you meet me in the middle
Will you meet me in the air?
Will you love me just a little
Just enough to show you care?

Well I tried to fake it
I don't mind sayin'
I just can't make it

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America Sister Golden Hair Recording details & track overview

SOMETIMES THE LYRICS ON PREVIOUS VERSIONS ARE MORE CORRECT THAN THE ONES DISPLAYED BY GRACENOTE AS THE CURRENT VERSION. YOU MAY VIEW THESE LYRICS BY CLICKING ON THE LINK "SEE OTHER VERSIONS" IN THE ORANGE BOX ABOVE. [SISTER GOLDEN HAIR]{1} Written by: Gerald "Gerry" Beckley Produced by: George Martin{2} Performed by: America {3}{4} First released:{5} Single: 1975 Album: 1975 {1}"Sister Golden Hair" was America's second single to reach #1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, remaining in the top position for one week. The song is about a man trying to get up the courage to marry his girlfriend, however he is plagued by self-doubts. He pleads for her understanding and re-affirms his love and affection for her, but he says he is not yet ready for the altar. He asks her to meet him half-way, which was supposedly a suggestion that they live together. The song, while immensely popular, was criticized in conservative circles as a plea for common-law marriage and living in sin (remember th.....MORE.....(all Sister Golden Hair track/recording details) ←

America biography

Three sons of military men whose fathers were stationed in England in the early 1950s, at the United States Air Force installation at RAF West Ruislip, London, and whose mothers were English, all happened to be back in England in the mid-1960s and all three attended London Central High School, about 16 miles Northwest of London, where they met while playing in two different bands.

The three were:
Gerry Beckley-born September 12, 1952, in Fort Worth, Texas.
Dewey Bunnell-born January 19, 1951, in Harrogate, Yorkshire, England.
Dan Peek-born November 1, 1950, in Panama City, Florida.

They decided to start their own band that was initially called, Daze. However, while trying to think of a different name for the band, they saw an old jukebox with the name "Americana" written on it. It made them think about how much they'd like to go back to America and thus the band named AMERICA was born in 1969.