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H2O Man

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Reply to BeyondGeography (Reply #1)
Tue Mar 31, 2026, 02:38 PM
Mar 31

Jim wrote most of this song while he was a teenager. I think it fit my rural upbringing in NYS in the 1960s.

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When the Music's Over [View all] H2O Man Mar 31 OP
Ah, The End...that was Jim Morrison nailing my suburban 1960s NY childhood BeyondGeography Mar 31 #1
Right! H2O Man Mar 31 #2
Simpler: "No Brain, No Pain." usonian Mar 31 #3
I saw the Doors multiple times, I probably heard this song in 1969/70 at one of their concerts. cksmithy Mar 31 #4
damn, that tune brings back some memories.... fantase56 Mar 31 #5
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