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Track listing
All songs written by Don McLean except where noted.

No. Title Writer(s) Length
1. "American Pie" 8:33
2. "Till Tomorrow" 2:11
3. "Vincent" 3:55
4. "Crossroads" 3:34
5. "Winterwood" 3:09
6. "Empty Chairs" 3:24
7. "Everybody Loves Me, Baby" 3:37
8. "Sister Fatima" 2:31
9. "The Grave" 3:08
10. "Babylon" Philip Hayes;[23] arranged by Lee Hays and Don McLean 1:40

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Pie_(Don_McLean_album)#Track_listing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2nvf80blxE&list=PL9E2E10B552FB2231&ab_channel=Musicfacts


 

6 minutes to go?

Revenge pie is a dish best served cold.

With some custard.

In this case, sickly sweet.

It's started!

Track 1 - American Pie.

Familiar intro.

"The day the music died."

...and that's how I got fired from my paperboy job.

I'm not looking at the video. It's too distracting from the song.

I love this song. They need to play it at my funeral.

Along with Dire Straits' Telegraph Road.

"And a voice that came from you and me."

I find it depressing that I can sing along word-for-word still to this day.

"Eight miles high and falling fast." :sadyes;

When I was young they'd still play this on the radio all the bl*nking time.

He has a lovely clean voice.