1. Clover was an America… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple acts charting as Clover:
1. Clover was an American country rock band formed in Mill Valley, California in 1967. They are best known as the backup band for Elvis Costello's 1977 debut album My Aim Is True (recorded in the UK), and for members later forming or joining more successful acts, including Huey Lewis and the News, The Doobie Brothers, Toto, and Lucinda Williams. Clover disbanded in 1978. Three members reunited for two concerts backing Costello in San Francisco on November 8, 2007.
2. Founded in 2011, Clover is a 3-piece sludge, and hardcore influenced metal band from Kingston, New York. To date, they have 4 releases; a 4-song ep titled Sea of Red in 2011, a split with Stairwell Sea in 2012, a split with Afterhours also in 2012, and a full length titled Vultures in 2014. All releases are available at http://thebandisclover.bandcamp.com/ For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/Cloverband or http://cloverband.tumblr.com/
Members:
Michael Guthaus - Vocals/Bass
Anthony Mackey - Guitar
Steve Pasqua - Drums
3. Clover is an indiepop band formed in 2001 in Jakarta Indonesia with the line up Ms. Tia in vocals and guitars, Ms. Nanda in guitars, Ms. Hana in bass, Ms. Tania in keyboards, and Mrs. Zara in drums. In 2003, Clover released a debut e.p. called Prelude to Departure which is released as a gift for Ms. Hana who’d like to study in China for about a year. After, Mrs. Hana came home, Clover re-released the e.p plus 2 new songs.
Right now, Clover''s full length album has already released and available in the record stores. It's released under the label Paviliun Records. The first single from the album is also available for downloads. Not just that, the single itself was remixed by Miya of Microtone, a DJ from Japan.
You can also get Untill Whenever album in i-tunes released under Japanese record, Soundandlife, along with several remixes.
4. Clover (from Salt Lake City) - In 1993 Jamen Brooks, Mitch Glende, and Brant Paulsen began to write and then record Clover's first album, Tanglewood. By the time it was recorded--a year later--Clover decided it might be time to play somewhere besides their basement. It didn't take long for the band to gain a cult-like following, despite their reluctance to seek the limelight. Even though they were technically a fledgling group, their folksy-rocking sound was so well developed that their fan base more than doubled at every show. The smaller venues missed their chance to feature the trio within a year. By the time their second album, Sun, was released in the summer of 1995 they were consistently selling out their own headlining shows in clubs that normally turn their noses up to anything but national acts. With Sun on the market their radio play also boomed. Between the two albums the group produced four radio singles that all reached either top five or number one most requested status on X96 (KXRK).
Clover released a third album in 1998 called New Grand Silver. The lead singer, Jamen Brooks, released a solo album Sleepyhead.
5. French Trip Hop Band formed by Charlotte and Garin. Charlotte and Garin met in February 2001, but Garin was studying in Grenoble while Charlotte was living in Paris, so they wrote their songs together using the Internet. Thanks to the Internet again, Laurent Collat discovered them and said he would help them record their first album if Undercover was in... and so they did. In October 2004, Undercover released Clover's first album "World's End Lane".
6. Before either of these was the 1970's country rock band which included Huey Lewis and which backed Elvis Costello on his album "My Aim is True"
7. A Japanese Neo Bossa Nova act.
8. The vocalist from the korean indie band Standing EGG with his solo work.
9. Project hip hop group from Korea consisting of Tyfoon, Eun Ji Won and Gilme. Correct tag: 클로버
10. An indie band from Vigo, Spain with 4 releases: Modern Disgraces (2009), The Stolen Beats (2011), A Summer In Your Bedroom (2012) and Shinrai (2012).
11. A 2020 four-member P-pop idol girl group from the Philippines.
Fourty-Niner
Clover Lyrics
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You're mine tonight
It's right in the moon light
It's right
Running 'round these hills
Looking for that pot of gold
If you find it you can keep it
Tonight it's right
In the moon light it's right
A miner so fine, a forty niner
You're mine
A miner so fine, a forty niner
You're mine
Fever is so hot, your head is in a spin
Go down to the riverside and throw your body in
Tonight it's right, in the moon light
It's right, it's right
Yes, it's right, it's alright
I know it's right
So please be mine, a forty niner
Come on and be mine, forty niner
'Cause it's alright, yes, it's alright
You know that it's alright
Oh, it's alright
Woo, forty niner
Forty niner, be mine, a
The lyrics of Clover's song "Forty-Niner" is a story of a miner in the search of gold. The song portrays the life of the miners and the struggles they face while looking for the pot of gold. The phrase "a miner so fine" is used to describe the miner's dedication and determination towards his work. The repetitive line, "You're mine tonight" is used metaphorically to represent the miner's obsession with finding gold.
The song expresses the idea that whoever finds the pot of gold, can keep it because by then, they would be too old to enjoy it. The chorus repeats the phrase "Tonight it's right, in the moonlight it's right," emphasizing the importance of the moonlight in the life of a miner, as it's the only light that guides them in their search for gold. The lyrics also inform that the miner's fever is so high that they often hallucinate, and in their altered state of mind, they are inclined to throw their bodies into the river.
Overall, the song "Forty-Niner" reflects the harsh reality of a miner's life and the challenges they face while looking for gold. It depicts the determination and dedication of the miners and how their obsession towards their work often drives them to the edge.
Line by Line Meaning
A miner so fine, a forty niner
Describing an attractive miner from the Gold Rush era
You're mine tonight
Expressing romantic interest in this miner
It's right in the moon light
Believing that the romantic moment is perfect under the moonlight
It's right
Feeling confident that this is the right time and place for romance
Running 'round these hills
Describing the location of the search for gold
Looking for that pot of gold
Searching for the valuable mineral in hopes of striking it rich
If you find it you can keep it
Understanding the concept of property rights when it comes to mining gold
'Cause by then you'll be too old
Recognizing that the pursuit of wealth through mining is something that often becomes unfeasible with age
Fever is so hot, your head is in a spin
Experiencing the physical and mental effects of gold fever, a term for the intense desire to find gold
Go down to the riverside and throw your body in
Suggesting that the miner may want to take a break and refresh themselves at the river
Tonight it's right, in the moon light
Reinforcing the idea that the current romantic moment is ideal and meaningful
It's right, it's right
Continuing to express confidence in the romantic moment
Yes, it's right, it's alright
Repeating the assurance that this moment is ideal
I know it's right
Elevating personal conviction in the moment to a level of certainty
So please be mine, a forty niner
Expressing a strong desire for romantic companionship with this miner from the Gold Rush era
Come on and be mine, forty niner
Encouraging the miner to reciprocate feelings of romantic interest
'Cause it's alright, yes, it's alright
Continuing to assert that everything is perfect and wonderful in this moment
You know that it's alright
Suggesting that the miner should agree that this romantic moment is ideal
Oh, it's alright
Again declaring that everything is great in this moment
Woo, forty niner
Expressing excitement and enthusiasm about this miner
Forty niner, be mine
Repeating the desire for romantic companionship with this attractive miner
Writer(s): Alexander Hughes Call, John Ciambotti
Contributed by Alice V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.