Painterly night scene: red neon cafe sign, 1950s Chevrolet in tall grass, railroad bridge over a moonlit river

Somewhere Down the Crazy River — Lyric Interpretation

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Painterly night scene: red neon cafe sign, 1950s Chevrolet in tall grass, railroad bridge over a moonlit river
  • Painterly night scene: red neon cafe sign, 1950s Chevrolet in tall grass, railroad bridge over a moonlit river
  • Painterly night scene: red neon cafe sign, 1950s Chevrolet in tall grass, railroad bridge over a moonlit river
Somewhere Down the Crazy River — Lyric Interpretation

Somewhere Down the Crazy River — Lyric Interpretation

$25.00
$25.00
Edition 1 of 1
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One exists. Sold means retired forever.

Songs Without Sound — the same song, two ways of seeing it. This is the Lyric Interpretation edition.

After Robbie Robertson’s Somewhere Down the Crazy River (1987): a hot night on the levee, painted the way the verses set the scene — the café under its red neon, a ’50s Chevrolet waiting in the tall grass, the railroad bridge over the slow water, and a full moon over all of it.

Generated imagery from the gallery’s studio pipeline. 1 of 1 — sold means retired forever.

SONGS WITHOUT SOUND 002-L · LYRIC INTERPRETATION · 1 OF 1

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