I am A rock Paul Simon

Paul Simon stated that people in his or his poetry hated society and wanted to be isolated from society. He expresses this as saying they want to be like a rock or like an island. They want isolation from society. This poem says that people want to hate and isolate society. Even in line 1, analogy was made between December darkness and darkness, and said "in winter day - deep and dark December." December is often compared with coldness, darkness, and "danger".

"I am rock 'n' roll" is a song written by Paul Simon. This song was originally recorded by August 1965 and was made by Simon as the opening album of his album "Paul Simon's Collection" which became available only in the UK. On December 14, 1966, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel re - recorded as the last song of the album Sounds of Silence released on January 17, 1966 as American Forklock Duo Simon and Garfunkel. On October 19, 1964, Simon & Garfunkel's first album "Wednesday morning 3 am" was not included and was released on October 19, 1964. Due to the folk nature of music, Simon is less likely to write earlier than 1964. Please start trying in a folk genre. According to a source, this was done by Simon on BBC's promotional film on January 27, 1965. Either way Simon seems to have written that song by the end of January 1965 and must have written it down before May when he recorded the song.

The original version of "I am rock" was first released on The Paul Simon Songbook, and in the summer of 1965 it became Simon's only single album against "Green leaves" in the background. CBS 201797. Like this album, singles are not commercial success. This is a very rare single position. At the same time, Simon himself has long been considered an album Paul Simon album, and it was not listed in the UK until 1981. While Paul Simon was in Europe in the summer of 1965, Tuesday Wilson at Wednesday morning producer Tom Wilson responded to the American radio request for "silent voice" at 3 am, and as an original soundtrack an electric guitar I requested bass and drums. . Then he released the song in the form of a single, so it entered the American pop chart. When Simon heard the success of the song he still saw Europe as a poor solo folk singer.

This song is about the hermit living away from the world. "When I said that he is a stone, I am an island," he means going away from everything and everyone. Paul Simon is trying to use this kind of effort to write popular songs, not for himself, so it is far from autobiography. Since I think that Simon is a fork singer and I think that it is not related to rock music, the use of the word "lock" is very interesting. Most lyrics of lyrics have the word "rock". This is used to represent music and lifestyle, but for Simon it is just a stone. In 1973 he did the same for his song "I love me like a rock."