Biography by Heather Phares for ALLMUSIC
There are other artists with the same name:
2) An acoustic blues guitarist and songwriter from San Luis Obispo, CA, United States.
3) A Saxophonist born in Los Angeles, CA, United States, currently living in Greece.
4) A jazz musician born in Signal Hill, CA, United States.
2) A native of Southern California, David Lynch grew up near the beach immersed in the surf culture.
He majored in Math at the University of California Santa Barbara and spent a lot of his time in "The Pit" (the audio section of the film department), multi-tracking original songs on quarter inch tape. This led him to a successful career in post-production sound, for which he has already earned an Emmy and 2 Golden Reel awards. He currently works for Warner Bros.
Before settling down with his wife and kids in San Luis Obispo, California, Lynch spent six weeks in Austin, Texas and six weeks in Nashville, Tennessee, while David went after the self imposed goal of 100 live shows.
The new album “DOZEN” by David Lynch and Friends features the fantastic Dobro work of Frank Duncan, and the outstanding Mandolin stylings of Mark Travis. Lighter and more accessible than “Good Wood” (his inspired release of 2001) or “David Lynch” (his self-titled release of 1996), the extra instrumentation gives the brilliant song writing some “get up and go.”
3) David Lynch (born in 1961 in Los Angeles, California, United States) is one of the most respected and accomplished musicians on the contemporary Greek music scene today. Though obviously not of Greek descent, the unique musical language he has developed by submerging his own expressive idiom into that of the Greek musical experience has earned him the reputation as being a musician of extraordinary sensitivity and versatility.
Of Irish and Eastern European ancestry, David was born and raised in Los Angeles. He studied jazz music with James Moody, Charles Lloyd, Ralph Bowen and John Coltrane associate, Garvin Buschell. After receiving various music awards and scholarships, David continued his studies at Dick Grove Music Workshops and began his professional career playing in numerous clubs, studios and with a variety of big bands.
At age 21, his need and desire to broaden his musical and personal horizons brought him to Europe. After an extended period of traveling he settled in Athens, where the environment seemed right for introspection and exploration.
David's insatiable quest for new and creative forms of expression quickly brought him in contact with some of Greece's most outstanding musicians, writers and singers from all parts of the country and from different traditions. David, since, has played on hundreds of albums, numerous movie soundtracks, and has co-founded several bands including The Missing Lynch, Faros, Trio, The David Lynch Project, Iskra, and Human Touch (along with Stavros Lantsias and Yiotis Kiourtsoglou have internationally released recordings).
He has also written music for film, theatre, radio, television and dance. He's played with Arturo Sandoval, Trilok Gurtu, Arild Anderson, Milcho Leviev, Marcus Stockhausen, The Temptations, Barry White and others. Of major importance in David's musical journey was his collaboration with the late traditional clarinettist, Vassilis Soukas. This experience, and its lasting influence, was the crossroad leading David deeper into his own spirit of "Greekness" and his internal "world music".
As a solo artist, David has released three CDs, "Lit'l Song", "Music With a View", and "Wandering Home". The latter featured renowned Irish uilleann piper Davy Spillane and was recorded live at the Athens Concert Hall.
In 2003, along with cellist/multi-instrumentalist Yiorgos Kaloudis, David co-founded the duet "Faros", an innovative duo which creates on-the-spot loops and spontaneous in-depth arrangements. One of David's latest projects of pride was the re-working of the music of the late-great innovator, Manos Hatzidakis. The recording is expected to be released in 2007 with Hatzidakis protege Elly Paspala and guest Blaine Reinenger (Raining Pleasure). David's most recent endeavor is the band "The Missing Lynch" where he appears as singer/songwriter.
Official site: http://www.davidlynchmusic.net
4) David Lynch is a jazz musician born in Signal Hill, California, United States. He released "A New View Through the Window Vol 1" (2002), "A New View Through the Window Vol 2" (2003) and "Jazz Lobster" (2004).
Football Game
David Lynch Lyrics
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Went down to the football game
But I thought
It was really a shame
I saw you
With another man
I saw you
With another man
With another man
You'd better learn, baby
I hope you can
Ain't no way
I'm going over now
Ain't no way
Ain't no way
If I'm gonna travel
Gonna make that call
Gonna make that call
I went down to the football game
Went down to the football game
But I thought
It was really a shame
I saw you
With another man
I saw you
With another man
I saw you
With another man
You'd better learn, baby
I hope you can
Ain't no way
I'm going over now
Ain't no way
Ain't no way
I'm gonna come
Gonna make that call
Gonna make that call
With my
interpretation of David Lynch's song Football Game, I believe that the lyrics are about a man who goes to a football game in search of his lover, hoping to reconcile with her after some time apart. However, upon his arrival, he sees her with another man, and he is devastated. The lyrics express his disappointment and hurt at seeing her with someone else, as well as his determination to move on from the situation.
The repetition of the line "I saw you with another man" throughout the song highlights the pain and shock that the man is feeling. He clearly cares deeply about his lover, and seeing her with someone else is almost too much for him to bear. However, he also recognizes that he needs to move on from the situation and learn from it. The line "You'd better learn, baby, I hope you can" suggests that he wants his lover to also learn from the situation and move on.
Overall, I interpret the lyrics of Football Game to be about heartbreak and the difficult process of moving on from a lost love. The football game serves as a backdrop for the man's emotional turmoil, enhancing the sense of disappointment and loss that he is experiencing.
Line by Line Meaning
I went down to the football game
The singer went to a football game.
Went down to the football game
Reiteration of the singer going to the football game.
But I thought
However, the singer had a particular thought or feeling about it.
It was really a shame
The artist feels disappointment or regret about something.
I saw you
The artist noticed someone.
With another man
The person the singer noticed was in the company of a man who was not the singer.
I saw you
The singer noticed the same person again.
With another man
The person was still with the same man.
Saw you
The artist saw the same person again.
With another man
The person was still with the same man.
You'd better learn, baby
The singer is giving a warning or advice to someone they know (referred to as 'baby').
I hope you can
The artist expresses hope that the person will heed their warning/advice.
Ain't no way
The singer strongly disagrees with something and is saying it won't happen.
I'm going over now
The singer is not going to cross over to the other side because of the disagreement.
Ain't no way
Reiteration of speaker's strong disagreement.
Ain't no way
Another repetition of speaker's strong disagreement.
If I'm gonna travel
The artist is considering traveling somewhere.
Gonna make that call
Speaker has decided to make a phone call as part of their travel plan.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: DAVID K. LYNCH, DEAN JUSTIN HURLEY
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@paradeToday
I really like how it sounds like he's eating while singing.
@munchdoe7664
Austyn Gillette!
@lolomeji6198
yasss, lov u Austyn!
@xWESTICLESx
It’s David Lynch.
@silversnail1413
Reminds me of Pere Ubu for some reason.
@urbankheki
"Hey, Pinky, what's in your mouth?" - A piece of hot potato, hahaha!
@docholloway
Ain't NO WAY I'm going over now!
@the2ndcoming135
Wrong
@makeithurtful
this song blows my minds. I immediately picture a video consisting of a jealous ex boyfriend seeing his ex at a football game with another man. The video starts showing him seeing her in the crowd, then a fade of her running down the highway with tears on her face, slow motion too. Shes bloody and it ends with him in a motel room in the dark smoking a cigarette.
@96bbeauvallet
bob dylan much