THE DOORS - You're Lost Little Girl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- This song is the second track on the Doors 1967 album "Strange Days". It was never released as a single. Keyboardist Ray Manzarek suggested that the song was about a very young Mia Farrow, who had just got married to the much, much older Frank Sinatra.
LYRICS:
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who
Are you?
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, yeah
I'm sure that you know what to do
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
Tell me who
Are you?
I think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do, girl
I'm sure that you know what to do
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
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Robbie has to be THE most underrated guitarist in rock history. He was never a shredder but the way he crafted his solos and lines are perfection.
Sublime
lucky enough to meet Robbie and tell him the same thing and underrated sing writer
I believe he was originally a jazz guitarist.
@@luminous3357 flamenco too
Robbie is awesome. Listen to " Summertime " His solo is incredible imo. Forever a huge Doors fan ....
I've been a DOORS fan for 50 years now (yes....since 1966). I went to 6 DOORS concerts and my greatest rock song of all time is 'LIGHT MY FIRE'. I play ALL their records to this DAY !!!
Lucky
fantastic and I commend you that is not an easy feat
Respect !
You are lucky. I wish I could have seen them.
i would give anything even my youth to have seen them perform in person. envious of you.
Perhaps a band like this...shall never be reborn....
I'll bring the instruments if you bring the acid
+Natasha Hill I can bring both. ;D
+heavybison: yes those days are over forever...reminds me of the last scenes of Lord of the Rings. The characters getting on the raft and sailing into the mystic. The time of magic over. Now the time of man...God help us all.
+heavybison I was in high school in the late 60's. I can tell you that not only will a band like the Doors never happen again. But never will that era, both musically and culturally, happen again. I was, however, lucky to see the Doors perform twice. First time it was amazing. The second, Jim was not together. You all know why. No reason to beat that dead horse here. Peace...
LOLOL funniest comment i have ever seen ...for the pure cheek comparing The boring monkeys are like the Doors ...get a grip
Every time I hear Jim's voice its like a ghost I could never meet but an inspiration that's been with me and my music my whole life. haunting, epic, eternal
Hi I Recommend checking out a song called 'Looking Into The Mirror' By Robert Nix
Well said.
No speeck ingles
Ah, yes, same for me too
Word...for...word. Now that I am in my "senior" years, so many of their songs plus Jim's voice, bring a tear to my eyes. My heart aches that he (and Ray) are gone.
Tuve el honor de verlos en vivo en su presentación en la capital del país hoy a mis 80 años los recuerdo cómo si fuera ayer
Вам повезло!👍💓
Usted es una leyenda!! Mis respetos 😎🎵
Vaya que suerte y contando ese gran recuerdo , donde estará jim ....
Y
Lo envidio amigo...
There will never be another Jim Morrison. A tragically beautiful man.
Never!❤
Jim's morphine smooth vocals, are hypnotic. Robbie's guitar is a perfect compliment. great song.
Some stripes and some whiskey and wondering up and down
The man and the voice were special. A real shame he died so young.
Ain't nothin cool about the opiates boy.
Roger Stedina, what a great comment from you. Perfect description.
“Morphine smooth vocals” is the PERFECT way to describe his voice! I always say smooth as butter but I always knew there was a way better description out there! You nailed it!
Jim's voice on this song literally scares the hell out of me. This song is a one in a MILLION melody that can't be replicated. Talk about the golden era of music, you'll never ever see songs like this written and sang by a singer like Jim ever again.
+TheRaidaz18 You are correct...We'll never hear music like this ever again....the passion is gone, replaced by corporate greed and autotuned fools looking to make a quick buck.
+TheRaidaz18 every hundred years or so we get a talent and a genius like Jim, and in between we are stuck with mediocrity much like the crap of the so called music of today
+TheRaidaz18 Yo. I think they certainly influenced 80s Goths. Siouxie and the Banshees covered this, and the sparkling guitars, with Jim's image seal it here.
+WHo Im jim is god period jejej
+PhukIT1865 there was whole lotta talent back then
This song makes me sad for some reason. I get a nostalgic feel from this song, like remembering simpler and more innocent times. Beautiful song though.
MJSpiritual SAME SIS
Magic times though, with just enough technology and press to leave you space for dreaming
This song lyrics, was about he's girlfriend pamela courson.
I feel very sad when I hear this song because Jim died so young and he was so talented.
@@bluewendigo672 Robby wrote the song.
Loved Jim & The Doors since I was a teen now I’m 62!😊
Idem. Escuto sempre. Oxigenado sangue com muita juventude. Eu, dos 17 aos 50.
Recíproco desde meus 20 e poucos anos agora tenho 50.
We never forgot you, Jim.
And Ray! R.I.P.
Jorge Espinosa neverwill forget jim m.
And we never will
2 and that
So true!!!!
I love The Doors since I was 16, now I am 39 and The Doors are still a big part of my life....The greatest Band ever...
Claudia T.K. won't argue with that!
I love them since I was 14, now I'm 39 and they're more alive than ever in my heart. Love The Doors Forever and ever.
Start at 14 and at 58 still
Yep all there tunes still there for me . Especially people are strange with his white shirt standing by the fountain
you're lost little girl!
Undoubtedly The Most Unique Band in the history of Rock & Roll
One of a half-dozen at most, certainly.
PINK FLOYD
Steely Dan
The Doors
@Ojas Tejas nerd
Just the guitar melody alone is chilling and haunting.... brilliant!
Beautiful beyond words.
What a beautiful, creepy, captivating dark, yet uplifting ballad.....another Doors masterpiece.
+smiley4284 Sixties were a goldmine for music.
The jangling guitar open is also ahead of its time. Probably why Siousie and the Banshees did a cover of it. It's echo-ey and reminds me of the New Wave stuff from the early '80s.
Son las palabras perfectas que quize comunicar , habria agregado misteriosa enigmatica. Musica para el futuro.
this band was so far ahead of theitr time
Jim had such a unusual, ''massive'' voice.
Godlike
SERBON He was so poetic 💖
SERBON also a great talent for writing songs I like the ones Jim wrote best of all
Pamela gave him head during this recording to get his voice softer. Worked.
And no one has ever come close to those tones. People have tried.
I was lost...NOW IM FOUND !! TY JESUS !!! 💚🦅💚🦅👍🦅✨️💯✨️🌹🌹🌹
AMENNENENE
When you’re lost, you only think you’re lost. When truly, you know what to do.
Remember who you are.
Nothing is impossible to overcome.
The beauty of the world and music, is that it’s all a reflection of your inner world. Whatever the lyrics say to you, is a mirror.
The rich tone of Jims' voice is as beautiful as the way he looked..
Some of you girls / women really understand it all so well! Who has greater appeal for a woman than Morrison.
Si, imposible saber quien es más hermoso
Si, imposible saber quien es más hermoso
He had such a great natural voice-completely untrained.
Jim eason a quest for his song.
He opened his gift of song
Like a shy school boy.
The drink was his security blanket.
he offered it to a little finch
as he opened the cage. The finch flew away.
Me encanta la forma tan elegante en la que se presenta el solo de guitarra, la manera tan sutil en que se golpea la batería, la intensidad del órgano y la despreocupada voz de Morrison, esta cancion es un camino ténue y elegante
17 years old, and I love the doors, been listening to them since I was 13
Borys animal?😂
@@ANativeWroteThis Black Flag kinda took their place when I was 18. Still a top5 band for me though
@@ANativeWroteThis jacknasty list man Keep rocking I know I will
@@ANativeWroteThis im 14 and my top its nirvana the doors Radiohead Joy Division The Beatles and etc...
✌ ❤
In Vietnam basecamp, I had an AKAI tape recorder. When the team came in for debriefing, resupply & rest, we would play The Doors with water glasses to the brim of whatever libations we could get our hands on. Jim was attending UCLA while I was USC. RIP, Jim.
Army 67/68, Tet. 🤠 🫡
Another great song by a great band 🤘
This beautiful song and "The Crystal Ship" are my favourite Doors' songs.Robbie's guitar work in both of these songs is some of the cleanest and tastiest that he has ever done.
+Derek Belbin exactly, the guitar solo on this one is really good
Jim himself said it best when he stated Robbie was a great guitarist. Hell, listen to his flamenco on "Spanish caravan" , or his country - style pickin on "Easy Ride".
Yes. Crystal ship is so haunting.
"Blue Sunday" and "Yes, The River Knows" also they have beautiful solos.
Not to mention he also wrote lost little girl as well
Strange Days is such a classic great Album. Jims songs have a timeless, universal appeal witch will never make them feel dated.
Actually most of them are Robby's!
*the doors songs
Steve Marvellous + Actually about half and half. They all contributed to all the songs musically, but lyrically it's split favoring Jim slightly.
@Doug Dickeson Absolutely, some people who rarely get any credit are Paul Rothchild who produced all their LPs except LA Woman, Bruce Botnick the engineer on all( ? ) the album's , Doug Luban bass player on 2+ Albums and this track ( also about 3 other bassists ( AND the studio this was recorded at, and the great room reverb there.
Best Doors album
Love the guitar solo in this. Jim's voice was sublime.
Isn't it amazing that people, young and old, still listen to their songs after all these years?
My all time favorite band. They can bring out every emotion humanly possible of feeling, and instrumentally are talented from top to bottom.
R.I.P Jim and Ray. You're gone but not forgotten, your music will live on for eternity, and you both are surely missed.
Is everybody in ..is every body in..the ceremony is about to begin.
W.A .K.E.. UP
Another one of my favorites by the Doors. Damn, that voice!
Dolores M Listen to Wintertime love.
The doors are the only band that has this unique sound and lyrics that you just always carve for more!
Don't you hate when you cant listen to an amazing song without getting memories from someone you want to forget?
get over it
There is a song in each regret
A tear that longs for it's rest
Laughter out of merriment
Sweet Sorrows to forget.
@@tbrownflee3124 you don't belong here
@@tbrownflee3124 let people mourn
@@uncatila sad but true.. Is some song i can't listen because it makes me sad even years later.
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost, tell me who
Are you?
Think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do
Yeah
Sure that you know what to do
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost, tell me who
Are you?
Think that you know what to do
Impossible? Yes, but it's true
I think that you know what to do
Girl
Sure that you know what to do
You're lost little girl
You're lost little girl
You're lost
The whole album is a masterpiece and it was a great time to be a college student in Houston.
How powerful is Jim's voice here. Truly outstanding. Love the guy. RIP Legend.
Jim Morrison what a beautiful creature. This song breaks my heart But it has gotten me through some hard times as a young adolescent. Thank you for beleiving in me Jim.
Todos las canciones de "te doors" son geniales, no se necesito más que un baterista estupendo, un pianista que tocaba como si estuviera en las estrellas, un guitarrista con talento único y alguien con una voz profunda.
Nada más???
@@manutara45 te vale verga
Un poeta al micrófono
❤🎉😢
After so long from his death he still continues to give me hope when I feel like I’m lost little girl. Forever Jim
Es hermosa y triste a la vez solo temas de jim morrison pueden hacerme sentir tantas cosas juntas,su voz es unica ,gran peota y cantautor por siempre vivira en mi mente y alma su musica me acompaño desde niño!!
I live a few house down from Ray's childhood home in Chicago.
man that opening bass line and just the whole feel of this song is so amazing ...Wish could've seen them live!
There was no bass, just Ray on keyboards.
@@stj971 yes they didn't have a bassist but Ray could play bass line from his keyboard too
@@stj971 Wrong. Douglas Lubahn played bass on You're Lost Little Girl and virtually every other track on Strange Days.
@@stj971 Makes you wonder why the video starts with a photo of a bass guitar.
as a 21 year old girl who feels lost in life i really feel this song. one of my favorite comfort songs now
One of the most unique sounds I’ve heard and the fact that it makes me feel like I’ve heard it before
Reincarnation and dejavu...
Such a beautiful talented artistic poetic gorgeous human being ❤
You too honey! 🤭Maybe you like my songs?
I become lost until i listen to the Doors again, then its all good.
☺
The doors and donovan... Ayeeee
Isaac Foster Oh yeah haha
Feel like that but with the Grateful Dead
root2ohm Oh same here fucking great band
Some artists and bands were the one-of-a-kind in their genre... The Doors are absolutely on this list!
Love this guys since 2002 i am 36 Years old Now😎🇨🇱👍🏻
The guitars have such a gothic rock vibe, great stuff
i hate your pfp so damn much
Me hipnotizan , me encanta la voz de Morrison y los detalles de cada uno de los instrumentos que tocan los Doors. Siempre han Sido mis favoritos , siempre los mejores. Creci con esa música .
Esa música te alucina,te transporta a otra dimensión es hermosa cierto los instrumentos te transportan saludos desde Apodaca NL México
Every time I have this urge to listen to this magnificent band, I always go straight to this song. It's so mystique.
Such simplicity in this song yet so profoundly beautiful!!!! One of my all time favourites
Glad the Doors came along in my generation. Back in the old days we took 8 track portables on top of mountains and tripped all night to the Doors. There were so many great bands that hit the scene in 66 and 67 besides the Doors but their music was way ahead of anyone else.
I really like this song 🎵 ❤.
Who’s here during quarantine? On lockdown doing my makeup and hair to dance
to this song in my living room with candles 🕯
👁👁👁
I, m Brasil
Any woman that listens to the Doors is special 🙂❤️👍🏻
IV Sandoval God gave Rockn'roll to You...
Me I’m getting lost in his dreamy voice 🥵I love Jim Morrison
One of their best recordings.
Jim sounding superb and great hooks and time changes make for good listening.
this song always makes me melancholy
Jim was pure gold artist
OOh... this is one of my favorites... who am I kidding - they are ALL my favorites!! Long live THE DOORS!!!!
I'll always be lost to a point in my life but when I listen to Jim sing I feel like I have been found again.
this is my all time favorite rock and roll band of all time! I was 16 and fell deep into Robbie's guitar. It was mesmerizing!
I never wanted this song to end.
Jim's morphine smooth voice is so hypnotic...
BRAVO. A " TRUE, RARE FAN".MY SAGA= PULLED INTO THE " LIZARD KING'S" WORLD IN 1963. DUBBED "LIZARD KING" IN HIGH SCHOOL BANDS,CAUGHT "4" CONCERTS(TWICE SAME NIGHT AT "THE GARDEN"(JANIS PLAYED MAIN MADISON S.G.,ALONG SIDE "WINTER GARDEN " , DOORS IN "WINTER GARDEN". SPECIAL TIMES,RODE SUBWAY LATE TO BAYSIDE, QUEENS, TO MY CAR, NO ONE BOTHERED A LONG HAIRED SEMI-HIPPIE. CRIED JULY 4TH, 1971, AT "LADY DIANE'S PLACE UPON HEARING THE TRAGIC NEWS. SHE MAY NOT HAVE UNDERSTOOD, YET SHE WAS COMPASSIONATE. THE MUSIC WORLD WAS NEVER THE SAME AFTERWARDS, NO MATTER HOW MANY GREAT GROUPS DEVELOPED.STILL JAM ALONG TO "THE DOORS". R.I.P JIM & RAY.
One of my favorite Doors songs. not sure why. vast. tragic mysterious. vague. certain. fleeting.
There are few bands that can take your emotions and imagination into another realm inside and The Doors are one of them if not the best. I remember I didn't get The Doors until was about 20. One day I was in my basement drinking beer and decided to put waiting for the sun in and something really clicked in that moment. I've been hooked since; what a good memory. Long Live The Lizard King! Peace and love guys 🧡
Люблю ,,ДОРЗ,,-неповторимо!💓💗🌹Бархатный голос Джима!Настоящий звук инструментов!это невероятно красиво!🎤💫💎🎶всегда со мной!💖
Наталья, присоединяюсь к словам!
@@svetlana42644 ❤❤❤
The guitar solo is great.
C. It is short but profound.
The Doors will never be closed 🌹🎵
Quote of the day! 🙏
Wow, over five million views for this obscure and underrated classic. It's great.
They were really awesome. It's amazing how these songs sound even so much better now when they were so great even back then.
Nothing like the Doors will ever be seen again! My fave!!!
What a magical band!!!
The Doors are the best band ever! We have nothing this good in music after 50 years? So sad.
Shajuco Connelly. Its funny they were just showing a documentary of a band from the 80s and 90s and I was thinking of this Doors Song and realized how bad that newer band was.
Esta canción me produce nostalgia y a la vez tranquilidad. Jim no ha muerto, no al menos para mi.
❤❤Danke für den Song 😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Danke
I have always
wondered what the young people thought at the time in which the first
songs of the Doors came out listening to them. They
are still so modern and projected into the future that part of their
great repertoire has life for a long time, their uniqueness of sound
and lysergic poetic rock amalgam drags the souls of the listener as the
wind does with the kites.
Interesting thought about how the young and teens reacted when these Doors songs were brand new. It must have really been a trip, especially after you heard the album about 7 - 8 times. Then it hits you all the more.
never again there will be the DOORS i love there music i am in my 70's now and sounds even better then when i was twenty years old the band was and still is my favorite band rip peace JIMBO thank you for all the great music ...........Charles.........from Ventura Ca
Fantastic!! Jim Morrison it's a Hero..😍😍 the Doors are the best!!❤️
(Still The Most Articulate Rock Singer) !!
Jim dark and mysterious! one beutiful man and song ..
For an untrained (thank God) singer, Jim Morrison had a fantastic sense of pitch; it was spot on most of the time. Occasionally online you can hear isolated (his voice only) tracks of Jim during the recording of the iconic first two albums and his pitch and execution are near perfect. Some may think this crazy to say but in many ways he was a son of the great crooners of the '40s and '50s, the Perry Comos, the Frank Sinatras, the Johnny Hartmans, the Tony Bennetts of the golden age of the American Songbook.. If you listen with that in mind it starts to make more sense. Also, Morrison had a finely developed technique of going from soft, breathy warbling to loud, demonic shouts and screams -- all the more effective because of the contrast. My opinion is of all -- all -- of the great rock front singers he had the most control of his voice and its capabilities.
Well stated... he certainly maximized the tools he had. His range was limited, but inside his box he really knew had to operate... I’d add to your analysis, he not only intuitively understood crooning technique he also, like sinatra, knew how to evoke feeling and emotion which matched the theme and lyrical meaning. Few have that, esp in rock. Plus he brought a danger element into the baritone that even a fewer select have. Elvis could do this, but he steered away most of the time from the desolate themes Morrison stepped into.... I have a theory, Bowie didn’t come into full bloom until he figured that out. It’s interesting Bowie never talked about Morrison, yet he was actually very close to the orbit. Iggy met and idolized Morrison, Bowie was iggys close friend. Bowie also saw the doors in London in 68.... always felt like Bowie had quite the ear to the ground re Morrison, but kept it on the low.
Robby nailed it with this song.
One of his best solos
I think he nailed them all lol
This guitar solo has a real bossa nova influence. Amazing.
Robbie Krieger was trained in Flamenco guitar, so there's the Latin influence. He's SO underrated!
Now I know about the Flamenco. Awesome!!!!
Incredible ! God bless Jim & Pam & Ray 🙏❤️☮️
This music will never die!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always one of my favorite Doors tunes. Just love the dynamics, the masterful way they build it to a crescendo, something they did better than most any other rock band. Just a beautiful masterpiece!
Qzas nunca nacera una banda tan grande como esta con esa mistica y estilo que todos envidian ,algo natural que emergio en una época aun libre.
O melhor grupo de rock de todos os tempos 🎉
You will be remembered for a very very long time Jim and the Doors. That is enough for me. "Impossible yes but it's true." 2321 on radio stations, "Here is one of the great songs of our rock n roll past, "You're Lost little Girl" by the timeless Doors."
The guitar riff in this is thirty years ahead of its time, their magic and music transcends time and space.
Such a beautiful song, Jim sings it perfect , wonderful poetry and lyrics.
Unbelievable voice
I bought this CD back last summer. One afternoon after waking up (I work night shift) the house was silent and i put this song on his voice breaking through the silence was just a completely strange and eerie experience but i loved it.
No great rock band from 60s*70s will never be duplicated
The Doors are probably the ONLY band that I find truly awesome and interesting! I have never find a song by them that I didn't like and that says a lot! ✌✌
What a guitar solo this song has! Wow
My mother used too love the doors hence the reason I listen today and every day, a band like no other, they will never be touched or equalled. LOVE THEM MADLY
Great bass line and awesome guitar solo, and of course cool lyrics!!!! Thank you Jim!!!!
That guitar solo is just perfect - in fact one of history's very few perfect solos.
Its like a stream of cool liquid silver shooting out of the hot sun!
Fuck!
I'll have a pint of what you're on mate!
This is a great great love song demonstrating Morrison's crooning ability. Had never heard the Mia Farrow story (above). The awesome guitar solo is about as close to a liquid guitar sound as you can achieve. This was recorded using an actual reverberation room as opposed to the digital reverbs (now mostly just software algorithms) we have today. Magic.
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