Whether you like Billy Joel or not, you have to acknowledge one thing: writing We Didn't Start the Fire was fucking impressive.
He made an entire song about all the major historical events in the history of his life. He did it all so it sounded good in a song, and did it all in chronological order, as well. I'm sorry, but that's really just amazing.
"Hemmingway, Eichman/
Stranger in a Strange Land/
Dylan, Berlin/
Bay of Pigs Invasion/
Lawrence of Arabia/
British Beatlemania/
Ole Miss, John Glenn/
Liston beats Patterson/
pope paul, malcolm x/
british politician sex/
JFK/
blown away/
what else do I have to say?"
I mean, come on. Come on, people.
He made an entire song about all the major historical events in the history of his life. He did it all so it sounded good in a song, and did it all in chronological order, as well. I'm sorry, but that's really just amazing.
"Hemmingway, Eichman/
Stranger in a Strange Land/
Dylan, Berlin/
Bay of Pigs Invasion/
Lawrence of Arabia/
British Beatlemania/
Ole Miss, John Glenn/
Liston beats Patterson/
pope paul, malcolm x/
british politician sex/
JFK/
blown away/
what else do I have to say?"
I mean, come on. Come on, people.